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� .1 . past the prime of life, but neverthe- pebbly fine-grained clay, The Bureau through the opposition, press w1iich .
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,��;.. � I . of ealountry roads 94 pounds and was valued at $23,0001 Beryllium is one of the -most inter- ,very eyes of judges on the bench grocer's. Mad by Kellogg in . .
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." I '', At such times, no matter how careful the driver of a cai is, lie uriburnable "cannel" coal around the Siberia, are lo,�llasted with beryl and upon their b,lack,shirted captors ed from eighty-four to fifty. Since
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:�, . . . spare moments, he foupd out 'how to aebite. Maine[ has Produced large under the prisoner's finger -nails.
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I troleum, and yield valuable by -pro- 'Gilson spent over forty years finding but to sit on the floor or lean not been chiefly through the grace of I
. number were caused by persons walking -with rather than against ducts such as ammonium sulphate, the uses for what was found to be nearly against the wall. Such political their employers or ,the stubborn fights
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,,�. I _P A oil are locked up. If you can devise such as lignite, will inevitably come the new Italian criminal code. In the to destroy our. civilization,
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',�. Mine wastes will probably make generation will be amazed at our ex, whose sentence exceeds five years. ..
I travagance in burning coal for heating The correspondent says that anyone faster than in any previous 20 years
��, . F3 many a millionaire of to -morrow. and industrial uses, wasting highly who gains admittance to these spe- .
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," mine near Quebec accumulated great carefully distills all the coal that en- fact that in 90 per cent. of the. cases States was 49 per cent. greater than
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1�; . concerning the high character and ceding 20 yea,rs was only 11 per cent.
.11 Man -Eater of Mamonigan bone. The family awoke to sed the leaf under foot; a moment or so later, to be separated. He failed, -and the motor benzol, gas and coke, over $6,- previous good -record of the accused More patents -for new inventions were
;,.. leopard, with the child in its mouth, just a sound. new ow�ner called�, in chemists and en- 000,000 a year that would otherwise perso United States in
...., News had filtered through to ine ns. Rarely do the * ners taken out in the
�� I I felt certain that it was' the leop- gineers. They devised a method so
, , , by the devious -and tortuous methods -foot bamboo of be lost up the flues. speak for themselves, but PZ ,tTy the past ten years than in the 100
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fence. ard, and excitement became intense. crushing the rock and asbestos, mix- -Many States and Canada have en- when several alleged ,-,Communists years following the presidency of
,i! of the Orient that a village' Manioni- instant action Five minutes later the crack of a ing with cement and producing the ormous Areas of lignites, low the previous week they had George Washington. Industry was
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,,�',., —the start of a man-eating career. , tiny twig in front and very close. For asbestos shingles, insulators and thou- of coal that average about one-half 'been kept in the cellar of a Fascist thus presented with the greatest op- .
",�!: from the depredations of tigers and When a leopard takes to man-eating, 1 a s -olid half hour this prowling con- sands of other prAucts that have the heat units of ordinary coal. Var- It bad the
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;.; 1, it is usually far more difficult to bring'tinued. to water. It was months before their choice of using tl�6 wonderful new
�, watchman to investigate the truth of to book than a tiger, being in'finitely�rnornentarily expecting a roar and a Canada Supplies Q6 per cent. of our burn lignites and extract t�eir by- feet presented a normal appearance machinery to reduce the -working 11
Z, the rumors. more cunning and possessed of a f, leap. After a time the goat started asbestos, but. our mines in Arizona �roducts. In Texas, -which bas -over in
V1111, A good little fellow was Tamal . again. Another batch, travelling to hours or of usr g it to increase prof-
!", more intimate knowledge of the ways to bleat. and other states are being worked. thirt� billion tons of lignite lying only Rome, went on cattle cars, slept in its by such economies as discharging
. Singh. Thoroughly despising the of inan. As in the case of the var- "Tarnal. Singh," I said, "there is New processes would make them more a ftw feet below the surface, steam jails, and complained that in theso employees. It -was the latter choice
fi coolies, he'knew how to sift the grain ious dogs and goats previously killed something wrong with our arrange- valuable. 'Sometimes untrained men, plants are burning powdered lignit no sanitary conven- I
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P � of truth from their mountainous chaff by this animal, no remains of the ments, That animal knows that we becoming expert in some special line, In Montana and Colorado are vast lences, and the food y a happy idea to the industrialists at
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." of lies, for, sad to relate, regard f or child were found, for she had been are here. We might as well pack up have opened up entirely new fields to deposits, while North ,Dakota has the time it does not look quite so
I'll" the truth does not enter into the cool- 11 vile. These prisoners, it should be
I,, carried into impenetrable jungle. and go home." engineers and technical mien. sorne 32,0 ' square miles that con- havin
1,�� ies' make-up. He will say whatever noted, were not convicted, but ilierely good to-(f��r, unemployment
,,�. ' I stnt for Tamal Singh at once "The Sahib knows that it has not Thus Jim Ledfad of Butte, Mon- tain several hundred -billion tons of become a nationtil and internationagi,
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�,L ,,,,w you go immediately with this scented us," he replied. "The slaver- tana, one day threw some tin cans in- this imperfect coal. Most of the state ,In Italy anybody is a suspected problorn. For several years before the
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.I� occasion rumor spoke correctly. So 1 fat goats and nia'ke arrangements to stealth and seeing as well by night as, mines. Ne-3ft ,day the tins were dis- Pennsylvania has. ,produced in a Fascist regime., ort a-for,mer deputy, been increasing. It was growing at !
;,T,., sent him back to Marnonigaon to erect three machans at suitable cross by day, it has without a doubt seen solved, leaving a coppery mass that century of mining over four billion writer or journalist not" known to be -the time of the greatest prosperity
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, paths about a mile apart at the jungle our forms against the pale moonlit assayed 98 per cent. pure copper! He tons qf anthracite. From 10 per cent. wholly in sympathy with Fascism.
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�1_ news ,vhen there was a definite kill edge. At dusk tic, up a goat with sky. Maybe a mosquito did cause t e promptly contracted for all the mine- to 15 per cent. of all this coal 'has Each of these persons is follo Zor example, American manufac-
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�. � Sa.'hib to move 'unawares." water thereabout, and is said to have been too fine to ship. The coarser wb,rever he goes. His mail may be .
.1, I light rope near the foot of each , turers produced 42 per cent. more i %,4,
,I'.,�. Within three weeks I picked up a machan. Visit the goats early in the That decided me to abandon machan cleaned up $90,000 in recovered cop- particles have passed out through the opened and his telephone o
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��t.�, yond the usual tense excitement of and during the daytime let them run and also to consider' the factor of the To -day all the world's sulphide cop- slate. The finest coal is washed out ways, while more goods were trans- I
.�I�, waiting and watching, there was no even be remolved ,without cause.
I with the other village goats. Then MOO11 rn-ore carefully in our next at- per mines use this process. Tin cans with the washing water: and finally When one of these suspected per- ported than ever before, 357,000 men
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. @1 tie them up, again at their respective tempt. . are still used, too, but pig -iron is more settles to the bottom of streams. The were - removed from the payrolls, and
,; The real joy of hunting lies not in aebans as evening,falls. When a sons goes to visit a friend, a detec-
144;1 m After this I gave myself a week's used because there are not nearly e'n- Pennsylvania Geological Survey esti- tive, probably on a bicycle, will fol-
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wind and let me know." During this time another goat was an Ari7�ona concern invested $6,000,000 thracite region and leading from it filled by machinery. In the same
Ill: of the animal, in superintending the There was nothing doing the first taken froin under maeban No, %J in a plant to recover only about $1.65 are accumulated at least 900 million may see a scqre--�r more of bicycles I d, coal mine owners reduced
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11. . erection of your machan so t the night, and ag�Lin the second night I ,xhich was encouraging. We did not worth of copper per ton of ore. There tons of material which contains en- detectives scrutinize the -arriving their forces by �20,000, and labor-
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,111 animal is drawn to the kill without slept comfortably in bed. The third ,sit UP in macban No. 2 the night af- are vast quantities of such low-grade ough coal to make them profitable for guests. Naturally this nietbod is ef- I
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'X., forget that it is night, and night in peared at ,my bungalow a lather of lowing night, allowing the animal perhaps a third of the amount of un- cent. to 80 per cent. combustible, and contact with the world about them. 2gain the unemlo'loyment was not
vr� p t, "Sahib, one of time to get hungry. recovered copper as they did twenty improved processes of handling and Nabody wants to incur the risk of f- temporary;. ,The jobs had gonie. Mr. '1(
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vi�, nethermost pit, The essence of the can find no trace of, its remains." the ground the following night, for Georke Carson was a roving pros- Some briquetting is -already done. Pul- s s- week, Accompanied by the ,eight-hour
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�: specter of death. The slightest sound tie it up in the same place, bU't this fused to take the goat. There still made a living,..but decided to pelfted person. It is thus. and if day, were to be establish
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';? -an- remained machan No. 3, at which I metallurgy and cbenii5try. Eventually than waste to -day. �
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. not be dragged away. I will Put in decided" to, have one last fling in a he invented a vastly improved rever- Industrial flu,�-gases aye giving up to
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1: 1, I beratory furnace for smelting copper their E�Fids and solids. Marble -cutting try, and since there is neither a frea and two million for whom there, will
"," be a nasty -tempered tiger, the tables the afternoon." The next'afternoon I did a house- from low-grade ores. Friends financ- chips make brick facings. The dust . en prosperity does re -
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!1,111' 'During daylight nothing unusual or to-bouse tour of the village and made ed twenty -years of lawsuits against from plants processing precious met- knows whether the Italian masses tum, since the machines are now
Wtl�i i the sport. On the other hand, the of interest occurred. At dusk, a fav- it as dramatically clear as possible companies that adopted his Process, als yields' up its gold and platinum s� doing the work that men formerly
t, I flash of an electric torch hopelessly approve or disapprove the method
M , ,rite time for leopards to appear, I that for the next week every one and to -day be is rated as a million- Waste paper, rags, household garbage did. To scrap the machines would be
i "I , dazzles your animal momentarily and cleared the deck ,for action. Wi .n- must sleep in'doors. All livestock, ev- Aire sevd-ral times over. A.bout every and any other common wa to re absurd, local experiments in this di-
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I-, finite care we anointed ourselves with en down to fowls, must be so secure- nine years the world's need for cop- valuable materials to those who know I
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� I., were disposed of, all cattle'killing in 'death dealing mosquitoes. I sat sible, chance of the leopard's being The' early ",Forty-niners" cleaneJ 'Becaus6 there are so many of these let them work so long.
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�.-�', But tense and silent at the ready, the safe- Increase Prospekity , I
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.; .J b of my .470 forward, having dren especially must not sleep alone. could be easily washed and picked round modern cities and factories, I
r,vll bungalow occasionally, reporting that previously tested the electric torch I also stopped tying up goats un- from the Placer streams. But tbeL your chances of maying a fortune with Williairn Green, president of the the uncerthinty that we have not
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� ip�_ Attached to it. The goat, Ml this r the ma-chans, my ideabeing to cut companies that followed with dredg- them are far gre6ter than those '
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A .1 On'two occasions, during hot,sticky night he woke me up,arid took a nap ng the remaining hours of day- �Gold is a by-product iof low-grade , As Bolshevism up the impressive total of 21R. -A,
, ,�,,'. . mights with not a breath of air stir- himself. It wasobviously wash-out light. . copper ores in Arizona, Utah, Ne Now to work 26 hpurs it would be in too many cases this is merely an
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�6'.. i"j, Again we sat up. There followed Tain�l Singh's band on my arm. Sim- which furnishes half this c6i, I
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,t""; ,, anithal had slunk along And drag�-.Od a -repetition of the night before -until UltaneouslY the goat stopped bleating, kold to -day, it is calculated two bil- ing the, the-gries of 'Bolshevism, is midnight. That seems pretty tough: end? It has frequently happened in
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Wlpj0t " , , - down, giot,up Again and, gav heavy foot on dry ,bamboo leaVes be- minerals in Oavada, some of them 'of ed that the one is. as great a dictator Nevertheless,we probably do not work the motor car and the radio have
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"i attradtedlo thebeAst. An old Munda liter a suspicion of sound,right un- ite, feldspar� diatomite, corundum, Bolshevism are directly opposing sys, and have nothing but sympathy for But who .... . . Would ,count uplon similar
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1, , ins lay down and kept derneath the Machin on which we'sAt. bentonite and phosphate rock are a. teins of government, The LoAdon the Movement which Mr. Green is miracles ' iteing. worked? Anyway,
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