The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-04-14, Page 3'3? ,
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T E VIPTORIbUO, SERVANT
• (Easter)
Act's 2: 22736
Golden Text., This Jesus did God
raise up, whereof we alt • are Wit-
nesses. Acts 2: 32.
?:THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING,: ,
Tinie.-Tite day of Pentecost, May
21; A. D. 30, '
Place.7-Jerusalern.•
22. Ye , inen of Israel, hear these
words. "The apostle Peter. beginathe
secend part „of .hissemen. by „remind-
ing •,hte.ap$fienge'yot their 'great:
' prtv-
11eg and .honor in being:members for
the chosen 'race, of which he also was
a member, and in this they .stood to-
gether on .common• ground'. .Jesus . of
Nazareth'," •Many have: been ,"hearing_
-run1oiV7tlial7'gfis" leitaiii-111171174-6
" Torch: out, ef the 'tenth on the third
This le trie ,firist Aim, however,
that thousands Of ',these Jews had Over ,
,had an opportunity ,of hearing one of
---•,the---eltristian-'apcistles -expound- the
• Significance of" the death and ressur-
, '•!..ection of this man Jesus. Approved of
77:-."Ged:.-1into-.-you-i-L-The-Greelt-'-w0rth-here.
• 'means "dernoustrated," "shown by fir- •
,gurnent," flv mighty.!*orks and won-
phetie eonscionsnesi te 0:aVitt. 4.11'4-113
composition of the psalm.
.32. This JOSU3 God valse •u.
WilerOOt WO all are witnesses. Th,is 1s
Peter'.s. Ultra argument concerninsg, Ike°
actuality of the i•esurrectlon'of Pittilst1'•
first, It was Ineyitahle, tfiat'e should
*Ise from the'd,e04;.•beaule'detith,•had
no hold on'him;•.$eeondlY, it Was,•,Pro-
..tlicied that he WOUld rise front , the '
demi by ttavid,• Who: In, shell ,,m•edic..., •
tions Wila: a • true proP1Mt Of • God': in'
the. thlra -Pdaee; het,•Pete,r, With the ,
other .'apoStles and arian30•41,herS; had.
aetnkili Seen With their 'awn OYOe the
Loid 4eStia•Christ:, gain and again. of.;
ter he had risen. from the dead. The:
gonad, under ,Peter'S feet when ...he
Was speaking' ot Christ's' x•esurreetien
was ISSt ,solid.40 "-aw khegider t
'7 -his • ee he ,(ras s
talich*, About cbristls' miracles and
humanity. There .,is not. anywhere in
' Chriatendciai...any arguniept,1 or...
,any 'chapter, or an- book which Can
stand the'.clOSeseserntinYTet-scliolar7--
shin, that, can tn any way deStreyPor
harm the united,. overwhelming 'pOer,
-thatz:Chiriit-tarire-lcirth-
'in his oWn-botlYun :day af.te
..r.
his death;, as he sala, he Would,
(IfEe,f 'out stgos., Which God... ' 3. "aping: therefore. by the 'llget
'him in, the ntidet.: ef, you, e.Veil. 05 hanct of 'God exalted, and itty.,,ing re- '
• Yourselves • know:.: The' :Miracles ofthe tratlief..,, the -premise; of.
:Christ were 'so many,. anti had neell
,performea .in o many%differeht local-
ities,, and 'there' were so inany thon-
• -ands of people In ;Palestine whOtt..COuld,,,
;bear • testimony to their', reality.; that
none of thes,e Jews, if they pretended
to be in their' right mind,. •pouid dny
• that Jpig had performed, Omni: (luring.,"
. hie* Ministry • '
•
peat of C
2'37 I i rn.„ being, d ell Vered up by :tl
'deter/Wu:At& •••Conrisel
ab-.- forek11o%1-
edge of, God. That Christ ;should ,:tlie,;•
upon ..;•oas, the 'F'ather, dnd the Sell;
and the Jloly" Ghost always ' !
.!,Jesits Iiiintelf knew that ,this was his
• appointed' mission, often said
• „ ; .
.
during his pnblie. mlnistry. Ris death'
, upon the, 'orties,'Was the Only. way by
•„ „ .
:which "he could„. make propitiation.. for
. ,
. our albs; .give, us eternal -life; • and,
,
• Prinz its 'int:A:thePres'•ice
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Pet: ' 13). 'Ye . by , the, 4,1ta oNaw-
1es
'men. Here'. the referonce. • to
:the Roman .Sqldiets • WhO did not hitye,".
, the law er. Moses1, and:. who . • ',T.': as
• the., ,s*i.tie, Paul says '.'withe it law"
DId crucify and Slay. The ' death' Of •.•
.4esus, flke.4he tragedy or Judas, . had
.heon fereeiklainea. but that Was no 1
jul' un of the 4-eter-e;th-e-ii. guilt .
yretna ine 1110 resurrection bf.Christ •
atia''the • descent" °Utile Holy Spirit in.
• ;all ' his „illuminating poWer.bad reveal-
to,•the aticistle peter the true ,
nificanee,of • the oeath of Jests of Naz
• ••• • areth' andnow,,' instead; of shrJnkng
"' from the rani. -(3.1.10,15:; he boldly :
preclaints 'It a:.; foicordmined at god,.
:the•H,oly 'Spirit, he hn•tit .poured fel
this, which ye see" and bear.' That.i.
Christ -ascended: to the,right4fand or,
Go -in of course 'that aft' that
Christ did, God approved:, that lielltas'.
the right to .sit at •God's right hand.
being, God the Sep. In other .words,.;
this than. 4 ,carpeater., of •Nazareth, .
-.who walked among these very, Jewish.
. . ..
•The moSt :valuable thing a CalLditifl.
ovI1 Is bis passport. Put it is OnlY
after: he. has travelled Europe for
•Sonte time that he re,all;es. 7the eiti-
Zeus of no Other country la the. world
,enjely. his privilegeS -' not even the
Briton, says. Gladys, M. Arneld,, in a
CtuIed1411 Press despatch:
• The:Canadian passports read "good;
for every ,country in the 'world," The
average Canadian ,passes. 'thatby with
hardy ailance. he.,10.01ced into
the 1)assoItS of the people 'ofother
nations and disCoVered.„the „barriers
and trouble and e2Mense that .Present*
Ithempelt?,e•s automatically ,evez•y,.'; (tine,
they Wish totravel, he would begin to
-realize that; he Is among thefavered..
• • • • Doers Ajar , „. •
The rea.1 rOason for our r.hly 0. post-
iion., boWever, is that, we beCause
7--Teffi7EreplAr-it-orn-'Kirmp qat
and, the eitly.one in North 'Ainer7.
t. Thus w� 'rimy circulate freely in
• Ezapire • 'pass European . frontiera
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cuy,ato, when Raril9Uti Kenney., '1'1 6eg°114' " not guilty, due to mie of the detector. 'Pa; ,
offender, [-v4.$1,.f .
.•FcnKtlie ,first tithe in New York criminal proeedhre., a liedeteetea Wag cutroducca''.and; jt , evidence accepted. as. ,
th 1.111:iers;• iS 4eveieper ef the• detector.
s
Srlits An4 opgo tO
V4ri9.44.citle.P.Of Jnteror
ii0NG KONG. ---' Chink's, "golly-
• wood fermerly .situoted In:: Shang-
hai, is pow scattered. like the 'Chisese
Goverintent, 'in a number ol.key eities
jit "the interior, , •
A.la,rge toa1orttY of the actoyt,,ac.
tresses, and "extras" h4ve aispl,one
i1040 the inland PreVip,cea‘but het" onlY,
for their personal tomfort And gafety.
Per sit; Of ,these refugee7aetors are not
1...,sharitig part of. Qie anti-Japanese
fqr GO"Yenteell,f Pa.iMPro-
• •vised" stages In ,yospitals ,aad. camps
7•1nStea.d ;of on the .blittlefielae..., ;
• The *,Chinesm
e ta' elOny was hard.:
hit wimp •lighting 'broke ?cut- in shang-
p,h icaL 111,etititil.O.i.it,n•7„gtAhttte-g61- tysit)i ri.I3tie
Itiln.cel: {.!t."Aorlioeetiol'omtnY
lai.
hiIetur' a'1 itciie[1.Npi,diee;it.iti3i,aetdbapla;
tire or ai-e now under jationese'm
tory ciedupation.
p ayers•orgruze small.. •cf pen
and /oft for the. Interior where they
are eam
ting on entertainents. for the
•IYOUnded soldiere- and- civilian' -t'eg"I', •
v, Ith the greatest of -eaf.te anti find the gecS. Ph d troupe.s have been moving
la"0"0-1. 'a -et ag-b -s 11.••••
"N" tt t -
1...tnerir,n,,cleor-- at -least. -alWays--,-aia -from Imt ti
thereby.,•rejecting, .:Gott had alinroVed..
atid;r0sea ho, to tot .ht:his right ha.ntl..
For DaYid.;:aSeentled 'not into tin'
heayeug; but' he. saith , The.
. Lord said .unto 'My Lord, - Sit ihou 'oit
riglitc1;htintk•733:1 Till I Make 'thine
: enemies ,the footstool Of thY.:,f,egti, Thls
;quotatian* is tectni 11„6:...12: ?St. tieti•
• .
er doe's, not demand belief' 'upon •his'
.own ,assertion„ but he. agaip. aPPcr,113 .
to the Scrifitu'rei,and 't.O' worda Whieh ,
'Could ,not hayp redeiVed V41171634
. ..,, • , .
in the 'Case of David. aPpeol,,
' be ..i.ePrOduCes:', the 'very Words ,
which some seven'' Weeks* befdiek our
Lord hittself, had Convicted,eacritieS,
ot error, in , 'their •interpretation 'of 'this
.„.
sante •pSaltn,',No padsage ,of Scrititni•e.,
is s'e. Couatantly referred.
.New Testament as this
',The •' 'regarded
'11+(eSsianinAiY.:t1t6 these tonr-
tee.d,verSeS Peter hae••carried the his-
. tOryof the ,3,0174 'Jeans; from. his lin-
ManitYup ihreug,h• his; t•death,, 4T,Id
.4eitirr.detion: to the ver throne.of God
,tO whiCh ascended, from:the g.'al.th.
to • heaireti,' trOM lintnanity fe .‘deitY,
froiti• then. to. eternity, . from: ideath-to
e.lieriatfing.jiferall Melded, Predteted„:
by the n'Oety ;theit..
-men had heard taUght, and had been
rrfetns'elves. r -tithe
they • Were boys.: '• , •
" ...• "Both and;Chritt.
'• . Ants .30. :Let all.: the,' *use. of
1sreel ;therefore 'know ,aSSurec4Y, thato.
God. bath. made •Iiiinv both' .1..Ord and-
, .
• Christ,. this Jestis. Whom le•',ertteitled:.
'The sertnen ot.:Peter shint to.•Conie
to, an • bed, , and; he CetiiclitieS', it with
gloricma senteiMe of ClimaX. 'Ir. this
one sentenee "bis"
:mini:neat. In the 'Word: 4Lord'-'"•poWnr
ifid•sovereightY are there eXoresSe '•
in the Word "Chvistq
:indicated, •' What theSe JeWs. •to
*limn' Peter. was speaking , that daY
.
What all • Men: ere to know with the ; .p-etiee• and aim at Lbec010
. Same! asStir knee todOY.• lid -is Oitr ,Lord '..nne.leiti..of 'a 'rieW ...System' of ,
and our Christ:,-, ' • ' • ' ,, •
t '
Ecanotnist Has: an a Bolster
'kPeri!ce Sug*stif' 14e3.4:r. Euro-
pean
•I':.Agreente4t .on ColleCtive.
•;,Se4Prity. , "
Creation "of a ne* gliropeen pac
'Alin the scope ;10f
League,. of Nations as a step' towards'
'unit-Plate:collective ,Securi Y arid. Posi-,
Thunderstorms,
,
To Be Foreca.ez
' Weather *: ...strentists.am
nouneed. , week at Carnbt•Idge,
Mass., ' they believed they • had;:lound
Wa, forecast ..t. itmd' '1 torms.''21
Io..1.a.1,tours ..inHadvAnce.., !They
foPil
the method last. Slimmer was , 30 per
,oent, ocenrate,_: f",..." •
:" Their: progtesS, wailreportnil la. the
ballet,111 of • the'. Ameriean itleteereingi-
:,Sticiety Jeroine ' Nataias;
:search assistant at at .111assaelitieeltts In-
stitute Of Technology :
.the forecasts are „based' on AnOW;
ledge Of ,the ..fr-flOW, patterns"' of the.
„various levelkof 'air lo Abe atinospliere,
.44ir• Sounded: Daily
Each -day the Weather. men :take
a rpla , ball °Cirri"' and 'rad le,meteerh'..
'graphic 'soundings from :all over. the
:cciun:try, ;These readings are. plotted'
. : • ••
on, maps."..When the •SOunding'.points.
. .
'are • connected with, lines'. theY,
• .and. "Mountains" along
Whieh.flOW ataiSf and dry' air .currents..
The restat :is. an ",,,Tisentrop,ie ch-4-tP,:dF,-,.•-'--
'•contoii.r'. map- et: .the air .• abOve,' tia-
Uttited,'$tates:. o
'When the .tneis,t readhe's • from
the surface of the ...earth i.ev-' ,
'els'; 'with: 'dry al? massed ...41.• the higher
• affifosPhere,: -:ridlaticinals,..,.coeliag
between the twe'dauses huge ,dratights
which/cannot te equalized,' and
COMOS .U(6- stignnpr shoWer or tininder.
stOrni.• • • ' ' • •
' '' • . Flegurrection.
• 21;•••'Whain.9orl • raised hp. Thia•;:is
' . the. fourth ,'the' *Pestle ;has ,
'.'terred --to `Gott;..fh•his i-e1ationhip to
Christ WithinA,Wo mirhites of' ,ah
dress. Here is the Ot, Peter's .en, •
tiro argantent. All ..of hearers .
knew: that, 0110. Jesus had' had
perfOrtned Mit•aeles,„had died uPalt, the
cross,: but thousands.of them ,were no
.convinced Ithat 'Jesus
. the :dead,. and that .13) Why. Peter de-
votes Mere than half .4, the: second
part:of ..his :Setmon On Pent,eco,st to an
.,eposition. of, anti a '.defen4e., .of the
resittretion of our, Lord, ' 1Pirs..t.! lie
sneaks of ...it its absoiutely inevitable
•IlaVinelobSed :the 'pangs' of leatItt''
••. tiectiuSe: it was potaihte.:', that he...
translation. of the:. break 'Word :bore. •
•::,::trahalated..,"‘Pangso; would be
the, reSurrection •of .Chriet
eandelyea' ••• birth, out. of.,
'death, • , . •
' 25 'rot bayld..saitli'detirerhihg. Ithrt,
•
..I' beheld the, LOrd' always before.mY,
::••faCe; for he. iS on my right haud,,,•that.
stionld. not .he 'Moved. 26.; :There, .
•fore, My, heart was 'glad,' and my tongue
, rejoice n teov ro. flesh also shall
• dlOV,ilf hope. , • .
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21, Because then -Wilt tiqt leave my
' tnito Hades,' treither Wilt , thou
• 'give thy* Iloly.,One SCO corruption.
•20ft" 'Thou niadest known Mite ;Me the,
• 'WaYtl of life; thou Shalt 4rnake me, tuli
of gladness With thy Of • .•
couiSe DeVid flySt.,Wrote,tlieSe,
words,liiSret-ed by the .1101Y .Spirit;
David's Words
'29..•11retitren,' May, Sit Y'• unto. Oni. •
, freely of, the uattlatch David, that he
both, died and Was buried, and hi
temb is With os*. nto this ,fla,y, 'Pot,
,reterepees to • David'N, tonth, ;see f
Kings, '10'; 2 Sam. 5' V. We .U0 not
.)..c/1OW todaY" Where the 'tenth but
ail.theso .Whe Were liStmling to Peter
• ea .i,ha,d'aie of Pente6oat
• Where the toMb was. • • ,
21), ileihi11Preiere prephet,, 'and'
• , •lineWhifilitit„)Gott had .Sworn With
- ;Oath, that.Thf_the_..fritit;_oLhiq
...loins, .116 sPt 'Otte titkn't .1.11a
thrOita. ;
31. .lieltereseging thla sualte of tbe.
resurrettleft. of the 'Christi that heith--
•151' was he lett unto Ilades'„ nor 'did
Ace entrtiptteh., 4 Davkt
4tild not . havd. SOOlteli. fhb Dsahn,
himself, lie spoke it of setae other Whet;
as none, other ;than the IVIessiah,
Tho word...qatesaatte ascribes pro,
at `Leinion,' England; bY," J.
M. Keynes, noted economist. .1 • , , • ,
Colktit4ion...of Ottch a pact would
,relieVe • the Old:, teagtie its att,pz
erative ,organsnd.Wotild" extreme-
ly simple,
ProteSS'Or 'Iceykigs writes'r".•
. )the .New
It would become the first offspring of
• the old. Lague: divelliiir with :amity'
in. its pa.heritsi. house and.Shating its,
qminnOn' isterests. .and '
Voting -Power •
Under the' PrePosed pact partici-
ping members would be ,called. on
to giVe!.'ilehnite • Undertakings.7t0 ,one
wither With the power: to ' act by the:,
:Vbiee" 'of '.'the' .majority. • PrOfOr:
Xeyn,es InggestA that voting power ,
hould, Apportioned :oh. the ;follow:. •
follow-
ing .
preit-Britain, France, and Ruitsia,
10 ',Vote$,,' each; : Pelona and czecho-
sloVokia,! .four'; Switterland; Hofland
• Belgium, And the ..Scandintivian. and
Balican.-countries, two ; eath.;„LAnd the
,Baltie States and Spanish pre7Viircee-;
' Suggest' Sanctions
• .
'...PE9fe'sser• Keynea, suggests
tions attached to The' new Should,
"e- Of% three, cirdes: ixssi '
ance, an4')"'.1.41ittire Of 'relatis';, block-
ade; . ' 7
"Smaller'power with with ,less than
four votes should ,riet be .,committed
to . join any„ sanction's. ivithont 'their
own assent any particular ease,"
-the .prefessor soya. :"Members , Of :
• thejact among theMielves'a, course
ccept the, reattla' of -arbitration en,
do •Sed by a Majority vote .
notincing altogether...the , 'instrument
:of war. ,". ,
Open for' AntericaO League
"Their. general . staffs would • be in
cellaboration with reference
to air 'defence' and bloakade.', ' But
azi ou is us
p
: us. • • . • • dee.. contirmed, to spread but' the' aro
,The person. from atmarty oi Italy ,stilloarrying w
on their ork • Under. ex- .
St6x AL,Irwe d '
Ance-or-,Ehglan -ts,-nottneed_qp..-
there,' is. "Smolt film ;colony. • Pottle •
" whole ' generation ' -be; efuttlre
Adolf tiiiiter,s" . .being -groonied .in
A.t..the al;e et 2,2, the pipit:F.
Of -,the ',toys of the. nation.,pre being;
l'aimehea'eti a 'course .ar training"Which.
will net end, until' they are 29".years!
'old.
The';fir4t. stage of trains; from.1,2,to
, ypars,• Wilt he completed at,"Adolt,'
FlltIei Schools' of whieh
,
„.
:One for :each -ot the 32- German ais-;;;
tids tilere,- the "tutt.re Vudlirers"4
win not be. 'taught. but •iittit,q •NvOri
- .9* .. • .).outt: , ti -e174
"ideetegy,'S: cording to Dr...101104: Ley;
Nazi:109r: leader. -••
: 'Three Months *Per:Year .
•
Successful • inati•lcularits frimi :these
schOels.' Will next , ,etiter • ,otte Of ..fettr.
"liAlversitiek 'lot' • l'siaai Lenders" (Or
conrses..,in rifle • 411.6000g; 'equestrian.
sports, light a.tbletica;,' flyingy;skting„
rniati.titaity":Climbing, and •spiritttal
•A'Stnr,ornentj'•TW'Sti:d 'weeks • eachl.year•
will be devoted .praetical' :Work- itpolitical
fft '• •
l'hestudent. is then released:to' cotti,....
p'rench.
• •
•
plete !jag academie: work or •lekrn • ."
. , • . .•
eXatill4ett minutely
Persen' observed •„' careftfily;,' land
.on.6 feels•that he muSt be the •,Y'ery
Uit4armS runner or internatiOnal
spy: . flut. us? Catta`da Canadians-?
v.'bo.,.ever heard of iheml, And, if, so,
y;llat ',aka they '.ever,.do?•*.A harinless
aste of anoW! somewhere . in the
no,a•th? Regretfully .Wp are forced to
realize, that :fol"",..those who guard •the .
VI'it.•ttttlietire,s,risi. ai.fli.caniluc.i.e7pe,: ,.arg ..of V;e97.
• 'NI lett As ' Well ' Be 'French" :
It guy p'asspert is a.ttiagie .One as
• to
of Alie,.W614.•.,21..fr,,,,p.atignalyty.lo'.another
stOry.', the :Canadian , .has prehablY
,More..diffiettitY than any i other pereUh
'id! establishing nationality, '
• . In) European' countries other" ..thatt,
Prance Oar ;hationalitY finally greet-.
Pd. in . a kitturat
Sreeteeshl" ' • . ' " :
they 'ItheW • about „parka-
', 114.0Si...4'410 Is that they
Hat'S almost too ..4Canacliattr:
thySaY,, 'sintle brOadehing., "Cana.,
.• • . ..•
• dian--tiens,!„. "YOU might,' as • well %he'
One group; is in li,one, where
'pieturee; costing 'expand $5,060
nesecu.rreney, arie being precluded
and, .shown in Hong }tong lnd the
....Sontit Sea 'Ls'? •ds, .Practically ail ot'
'e plettn-es produeed_nOw likve a -•-,
patriotic theme'. 1
Japs
c*h-,F44:
prcifession after which he will qualify
for the degree' of. "Political Leader"
. ,
by
a:.six-rtiontlia study ,of the.German.
I3ori* Inj7,6f?
.niah" i.ecently ap-
peered in Anal:iv/bad ..and elaynnA to he
1/2.yefirs ileis,a,liindniMnied
Sahhaysi, .nnd, rePciri_tPd",;:f.ek . have
cured .peeple• 'df 'to
have, Made • old 'hien 1‘.
is.•rols,.youR
BIRTHDAY?
By
,Wfia the Stars • rOtetell For;ilThose
Barii-on Aprit.„150:16,•11';' 19,20, •21.
.For the 15th. to • 20th .the 7o4ias sign
is ,Aries., For the 218t..it"1..A..Tikurus„..,
' People. berit lyetWeen, the 1.51,11'.and
•001. of April.aro ,Ustially, he a ttst,rat*,.
temperamental atiil.halfe gretit'penttal
'energy. They Object tb- C*00610611, are
very pos1tlO 1y nature ; And • very
,defillite abett everything. :They are
Witty, eangetilai, and: •goect •lfeetted':";
,Vriends always hive A geoe,thilA
These berti,.Oh 21st love bin -
tort and Pleasitre, •4Tliey,., are, trust-
worthy, reliable tittd,Catablo ot rising
to ,r6otioostot&
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'Vireo -to. Pleas -01)1'114 yeitr..papie,tititt
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tree'doni. 04 erade arid 'intercourse,' ,
' ,that c itizen of the Europein, league
•Wettld agdin enjoy his own pereonai
,itheVtieS.7, • • • .
When the European: leagtie. decid,•
ed to act, rnenlbers.of the old' League -
would be invited,, of their own. free
will to partpate it the decision. ,
"The hope would be. for the bless-
ing of Other oft,Spring, in particular
an 'Arnericalf,' league, ;headed by the
tnited StaCPs", and ,perhaps "by. the
Pacific and Afrie:an"lelues' • and a
• league for Irtiddie, and learer
Stamps anged
Giant Panda Market
ISufiers. Big iSlump.
Quotations Drop As More And
More of These Rare'sAnimals
Are Being Discovered '
• •,The .world ..ipariset in baby • giant
pandas .pointet1 .doWnWard this' week.
. . . ,
after the arrival .in ,Chengtn,, China;
, of Floyti Tangier, Sinitli„ Ainericaii bi
game hunter, with, four of the ,hcar,;
'like
Ol'Ilii-ree-Ord catch: caniOnlr,...
days the,!:death of. Stp.lth,.,
which was „,p"in‘cliasea by the 'Chicago, 1,
Zoelogleal','SoCiety ,,for;apprOxiiiiatelY,
$1-0,000.' Mel7Mel,''. .,Yonager panda
, -
Was place1'. In the ,SoCie.ty"a ' zee' at '
rookfielil short Both • ,
emaleS .Were eapi.tired 3COS.
Will-
4ant '14 itatitnee,a, in the ,wiids
• Western •
•S' who , co pleted; ear at • t ,
!zoo' en February won, fame' as tile .•
drat giant • panda ,:ever
the •United States,' '''; ' • •
CentM ti n.g• on Sinitlf,s big, Caplure„,;
Francis E. Manierre, meMber of the
SoeletY's iiiiimal,•comtilittee, said c'we
,cectainly are "intelTsted." •
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' "That felloW, get right iit,the iniddlo
0! Panda town; .Wliellier we will buy
any, or 'net, IS atisilber. question, We
don't "a.ven'Ittinky' whether he will- sell'
1,110 m 2'. • • 40- • ' • .
Z aniti I tiS a Tart-
. nei:.:tit ar.1 T.. farkliess,, "Sr., "'who
died' In Shanghai 15,35.while
Search:lag for a Plutila, .1 • •
•• At, Chengtn..Smith 'Said 'he, Would
'ft to Hong li.ong 'ottortare(I otaile;
thenoo to the ttnited States. ,:by tat '
. boat in: order to „get the animals, in,
, eitIditig three imileg..•inio zeo before •
they sticentitti."•to:',"rlititatic. cenclitions
IleartS,,E.4,se
epth df -120, Feet
That • large black • 'bird 'Wit the ,
. •
long beak, the ceiniorant,-an- .Ocett-
sional. sight aiotig.. the rocky 'shores
,
of NeVa Scetia, ,and New. England;
,
was once trained by the English. to
-''''catch fish for sport; • • • ' ),
The: sport: has died ,.out in 'reeent' ,
'years,''althOugli in 'parts .of Japan to- •
day •the';•bird: ,i.a used ctitch'fish for.
conimertial ',purposes. • , '
It is itOt•geherally;knocVn•that the
Cormorant unlike, moat • sea.' '
'doesn4 Wait te spot his fish from the.
Air.; but •dives 'under water and starts
•looking for 'fish after,- it gets there..
It.:dacts. along the 'piton% swift as a11.
arrOY,; sWorips.into peoli, Aria reces,e,
aria .1uphiflighting "a- A-sliT. -
-:Atittally,-.:seizes it within
' /y -flapping.- both wings and web-
bed feet, .it 'pan"' attain lightning -like. •
:speed and Pan "outsWini .a.fish. It IS
'known they. Pan, dive at .least to a, :
depth .of 120jeet* as, they...have been
caught in lobster pots that •deep. • •
The :habit :Of the.,bird"i4 to come to
, the surface 'nfter Catching a .fish
its beak, :and flip . the .;.;fiSti...i.rito the:
;-940,-.44P6-046n..04144se-*-it"-GOI
down, Soinetimes. the bird dvoiirS•
•
its prey . immediately, and often "it • 1,
stores :for fhttire, use i;t1:11, pouch'
' of skin.in ' •
When the. bird' Was tied 'for sport„.
strap, Was fastened arouTid it,S neelti •
not 'tight'. lenough to , hamper . its
breathing. It Was then. released into::
the', water, and afte.r catching a ,fiSh
the Strip•prevented it trent' ,swalleW4 '
jag Its..eatch,,,and the fish would be
stored': in, -the pouch,: .
After .seVeral fish had beet caught
, and the pouch filled,•.the trained bird;
wourd; return ,to ita .keeper 'and' by
manipulating. the skin :of the pouch
the fish-o-anni‘tiCrinieVe-r-
••
'Vat.' has beton* ,s; `shameful •and
ionfi,aanllticierefautivilei%Iff. ?rt. 'taTethoasn.t' iMIhnensnis;
frican Penguins Maki Thentc:alves t eine
Isle* tathee "A6,•rePItice • 0143. e kistfn
;fiVo: and ten. shipitig Wines were ,rd -
lased !tiy tho Andtratian, Postal De-
partment .thid Month. Above iS •titer
larger dananilaation, the ,strtallor is of
the Sante desisti, but boors 'a portrait
Of the Anden• Instead "of th0 Kit*.
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'Since I' gave, MY licela to he 'read
God and O Mary,
What hrart-'breaking load
itad:slation from '•
Since I laid. my ear to tho
do& and O. , •
What a' load irom -my !rnititl
.1las fnlien front me. ,
-Corinne ThernAS-4af6,1‘ all ohl
SOng.) "Path Of fleatar.
assanssulaniwzgue......
:This Pair of blaeli-fOated, tock7bopper., trenguitis' 'from SOuth.,Africa seem to
be aiScusaing their new lieine,at7tbe 'Marine Studios at Martifeland, 'Fla, The
:birds are, excep,itonAlly fast s.wituniers. • ,
a -t Type, Of., Man Should: You
, By L:
SliCatia Marry. ‘V11,64;
ideas, iiitcrestS• 01111taste5 1?!re shitilar
to her own? ,,Or .sliould. she cheese, a
mali ot ditferenst tYpe .f rem: herself..
In the hope, that they Will complement,
:each other? '
ienertliv it 'ho
that there is more likelihood 9f liapPi-
hose couple has. A C•inirtitinitY
Of ilitqcSiS•ttn&*it putiodk. IItit
there are • , Marriages
licre 11.16 eauttple•lisve ili'ffeivhi • stge
, told in'teveStsv, •
Teniitetatnentally:. poople often,
91 ?e1 upe.Osites.. rhe, domwering,
asse.rtiVe malt' will matty (inlet, Hip..
Id • WOnian, and on other,hana,
Self-willed and .cleterininen.W
d.WOMaill
chooSe,-Mair.her mate the ,,platt.' Win?:
..") ea 114-titatp
.„ .
IVittolt' tan be.,said feir' telieSe. tendon..
:cles.,One \cOmttlettelit§ the'lother, as it -
Wo16 However; there are eadeS'Where'.
'a 'divergence of interests.'1,)et.weali; a
„married epuuio'resottits. inditteren:e0„
an`d: gradhal loosening of the heini.s.
•Orte"c,annot draW. itp hard' and fast
rules tot ta6al. marriage,. aoy .loara
than, ono 'Cala tor -Mutate ,tife ideal, 'diet
that will stilt overyong Iffuelt.depenila
Oh. the: iiniyi,401ar
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• \rat 1,5 mu-
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arry.
,tmtlerstarallag. A .con pre.. , may
diffc );(91t, •iiiI& ‚(.5151 1114
,y0t, ht0 togetlior
13a1)011.3", becInse • oAcit 'hils •Sy.mpa-
illetiC ti,egiit'd• nit' the other's idetts,'
1 e is, wilfere 11 tiudyii1htg; :a0.
01) (3 grotayst; help .; 1.4iti
01 be,' rot:1,011g A ":,i'SittlA mart 'fel1,11geS,
ItN•ititant goi1litg to, •11now' •
lInt,n handwriting analysis 11 111
shot tlips troe -.5,11araeter's of each, -In
love af fti tits , ft 'is. a •vet•ittible ' 'cl iv ihing•
rect. .„.:
Hand \si-ltitig •"stioNilt.11t ;trittli about
neotile,wheilter tbry ltd ettit(2t3
inisitiess arquainlanr es or friends. •
Do YOU OK to know what' yO.Ur.
ttandWigtIng shows about your owfl
"clia isacr,diSP0S1ti0fl 'nd ISCSfelitial','
. Olen? And WthIld 'you like to 'know'
what your sweetheart is‘wroany Intel
'.00r4as you •haye.irte'nde or businest,
like. to know
more e,i;e0? Send Specimens Of the
hanth:v' t‘iths you Want analysed,. afia
tAtH (coin or poStal
nate' preeerretij: Ehdlose
eaclresged • IriVilope, to: Lawrence
H,bbert Room 421,./..West Adelaide-,
'Toronto. Otii. All, lOtter are
stti6tIy tottclential.:
Chemist Isolates,..
iTt..•.„,..,...H*
Ptlta, tom. ,
15,0E00 tines. More Potent Thin',
Cod Liver -Oa . •
''..0..il1iatabl11ll'N4 .13111.67'0 thitijit :A ...,a •
preparation:. so voncentrated that. it .is"....
.almost:, 15,600- tittles „more :i),Ptent in • :
this vitanIta •.•thaa erdttlatv: .th.edtc,i141*,
•Zied.liver 041--,.:has,.heel1 Js0late4" la the .'
08ehieqti'a')6te.''oilec‘glitt:,fli•t1)1•,..;•1'ila,rt,:b....°OtlatiT,.1Y... aft':
'This' is, reVe.:rled hy e: paCeat,:. Iasi- ..
'gr.iihted - 'IO Prpfessor 4illtiv .., N. , .
31oline3,'.11.'7ad t'?f, the .Soli0.01,"$..'(ii;pa.t.y.
))1 111 of cli•oln*trly'l•.• '''..;;'•• .' ' •
...poliCiiiti(•y" 'of N:ititliiiii :•A, Cails0g a
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1)011)11(1' 1'' •diseiti3O, hInOng. 'which is ,,,-
•••'.it,-i!.eplitlitiltii.ia', a :peChliar" ailment,: Of • ,.
lite t.y‘a • atitlitidett by 'inflate' alien •
! is ",resPonsible' • ton 'nigliVilint.ttesa,,,"'.
• ,,
• anti infect ion... S it at • deficiency also:
' :sittfoitS'thr,inbran.,•,S ht,,,tyttie ilry..tioray`
. Ithd, Mato' ,AS il •1'0Stili• Cr tititi•tincioter...
vitoohl,A int., be,ohreferred to as the
••tftit.17infeetIvevitaralin.
' The SPCIAlt COCiinitli•:iiig, thCStitiSta'11-•
ilY 13lit,,:."1-100110. A yeslqos in the .•.
.-"tiSe Of .ilterlal abs.orhing,thatoriali, ;le' '
l'gferit..bk:.ProfesSor-'llointeik."-frunt•-"---'-
darbeit id- nt'3i61esia,: Thcse r2.•,,sothi- •
...Otte Inti.e.:., au . ultra...porosity and ..4.'.. .
.greater : absorbent :tio\yy tos,..,1k - -
1 :1
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' A titani•O for the iittritle's icsn-liy ..as
sedated With .it, . .. , ;
i Vie...greater 'part of 'NO linpurit los
011,,I11Ope2, eliolesterOl 00./1 ''it i31 lit ,
:Ash, • liver 'oil.. aye firOt tomoyed by,
'fre0,lng‘ them out and bY Oilitt Meth-
titiatho?rotatto cdtytaos :0- ildilral17. :
. all the vitt:Orlin:A, and is tl ss6q0ii '. in..
* ItYcirOParben,,,etillea 'poott.,q1,0',
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