U. S. KITE EXPERTS
ENVY OF SMALL BOY
NEWEST FRIEND
OF UNCLE SAM
Eathonia
Get Data From Sky for Na-
tion’a Aviator».
Signs
Treaty
United State».
With
I
DENY JEWS MOLDED
CANADIAN INDIANS
Custom» Same a» All Primi'
tive», Say» Scientist
SEEK RARE WILD
i TO TRY “DESCANT
ANIMALS FOR ZOO
TO LIVEN HYMNS
English Method Will Be Intro­
duced in United States.
Expedition Will Go to Jungles
of Africa.
DIAMONDS FOUND IN
EXTINCT VOLCANOES
Blatt Twice a Day in the
Premier Mine.
Washington. — Judging from the
New York —When hymn singing be­
Schenectady. N. T —To any ons ac­
Washington.—One of the most re­
comes monotonous hereafter, applica­ number of requests that have reached quainted with the mining of diamonds
Vancouver, B. O.—Recognized au
the
Hmlthsonlan
institution
for
fur
­
cent
treaties
to
I»«»
signed
by
the
United
tion may be made for a remedy-
Washington, Neli
I he simili boy
ther information about the Smithson- —those tiny bits of carbon which have
Slates with u foreign country was thorltiea on the archeology and ento­
likely would view us the fluent kind with the republic of Esthonla. on« of mology of the American Northwest dis­ Descant.
played so absurdly large a part In the
Descant, a style of choral singing. Ian-Chrysler African expedition which
of piny th« Important meteorologi* ni
the young tuitions which resulted from credit the view of younger students Is said by one practitioner to be a will spend the spring and summer in history of oor civilization—the term
work carried on by th« ntaff of the
advanceri recently that Hebrew Influ- |
the Jungles of Tanganyika collecting ’’pipe’’ has a meaning of especial sig­
kit« station at the Drexel observation th« World war. It provides that am­ ences were transplanter! to this part | cure for that ‘petering out” which wild live animals of rare species for the nificance. The pipe to which any
ity »hull exist between th« two coun­
may be observed In churches where
South African refers so casually la.
bureau here.
tries nnd arrange» for the main­ of the continent In the First century - singing
has
become
perfunctory National Zoological park In Washing­ or was. the vent of a volcano through
For from th« kite bouse In the cen­
of
the
Christian
era
through
the
me-
:
ton,
the
expedition
has
aroused
great
­
tenance
of
commercial
relations.
through sheer familiarity.
ter of an unobstructed I** acre Held
which poured a stream of molten lava
"Esthonia 1» usually lumped by dlum of Jewish traders accompanying
Congregations do their own singing er popular Interest than any similar from the center of the earth. In the
kite* aa big ns a woo*l»hed are flown
expeditions
of
Chine»«
adventurers.
Smithsonian
undertaking
since
the
fa
­
under tills prescription rather than
on piano wire, sometime» »lx or »even Americans with Its sister republics
course of ages, as the volcano ceased
Prof. Charles Hill-Tout, a student
of Latvia nnd Ulliuania as slices of
। leaving most of It to choirs. Walter mous Smithsonian-Roosevelt African to become active, this vent, or pipe,
on u »Ingle Strand, the highest quite
of
35
years
’
standing,
states
he
Is
In
old Russia inhabited by pretty much
expedition
of
1900.
I Henry Hall, professor of church and
out of Night,
agreement with Dr. Franz Boaz of Co­
The two expeditions will go down became filled up, and it Is In this ver­
C. 8. Ling, veteran government me­ the name people," nays a bulletin from lumbia university, Doctor Sapir, now choral music at Columbia university, In Smithsonian history as entirely dis­ tical column, reaching for an Immeas­
th« Washington headquarters of the
has announced that Ids Institution
teorologiat In charge, ha» tlx saslst-
wxlety. “But of Chicago University hut until recent­ would develop Descant In America.
tinct in purpose and doubtless In ac­ urable distance Into the earth, that
anta who devote all their time to kit­ NMtlonul
ly
In
charge
of
th«
anthropological
sec-
I
complishment. The Smithsonian Roose­ the precious crystals are found. It Is
each
hn»
un
Individuality
of
It"
own
la
an
innovation
In
thia
country
It
ing Scarcely a dozen dnya a year
to be presumed that the peculiar crys­
ami a decidedly non-Ruaslan Individ­ Hon of the geographic survey of Can­ and has lately been revived In Eng- velt expedition brought back speci­ talline structure which differentiates
fail to see the kites aloft, where they
ada.
and
Harlan
I.
Smith,
official
arch
­
mens
In
wild
game
for
stuffing
and
uality. The Estlxmlana have nothing
land after centuries of disuse.
a diamond from any piece of carbon
remain Ave or alx hour».
In common racially with th« peoples eologist of ikinada. ail of whom have । In England, as explained by Profes- mounting in the National museum, was the result, in some way or other,
Geta Data From Clouds.
made Intensive studies of the primi­
where today they are the most popu­
to
th«
south,
but
ar«
close
cousin»
of
Hall.
this
part
1«
carried
by
a
Th« Instrument carried up la called
tive races of the Pacific coast, that
lar museum exhibit in the national of the previous volcanic action.
The first discovery of diamonds In
n meteorograph. Weighing but two the Finns, northward across the Gulf there Is no foundation for the theory picked group of soprano voices or by capital. The venture which Is now made
a boys' choir, the congregation, led by
South
Africa was entirely accidental,
pounds, liila aluminum cylinder re of Finland.
that
the
Jews
had
a
hand
In
molding
"Though altimted In northern Eu­
another choir, singing the air. The possible through the generosity of and led immediately to a frantic rush
cords wind velocity, direction, altitude,
the culture of the»« peoples.
Walter
P.
Chrysler
will
seek
to
cap
­
rope,
Eatbonla
1»
tempere*!
by
the
far-
organist then Is free to add any em­
humidity, temperature and th« amount
of exploration, much like the gold and
Jewish Customs Universal.
bellishment that will harmonize with ture and bring back live animals In oil booms which the country has
of static electricity encountered. The faring Gulf stream, and 1» «n Impor­
These
students,
who
pioneered
a
greater
variety
and
of
rarer
species
Another
the two, thus enriching the effect.
Information transcribed from Its re­ tant agricultural country.
known. But after the first fever had
study of tribal customs of the native
•‘Descant 1» adaptable to any church than ever before attempted.
cordings is for use In futuru forecast- thing of American origin the potato races bordering on the Paclflc, came
Dr. William M. Mann, director of died away, people learned that except
—
ha*
made
Ha
deep
mark
on
Esthonia.
or
group
where
a
few
good
sopranos
Ing. for possible military flying infor­
the National Zoological park, which is within certain definitely ascertainable
across this theory 30 years ago and dis­
mation In future years and for hntne- and It ha» even been called flippantly. carded It as untenable, «ays Professor are available.” he said. “No style In under the direction of the Smithsonian limits It was quite useless to look for
•Hie Potato Republic.' Aa a source of
choral music yields such striking re­
diate Information to army and navy
Institution, will lead the expedition. diamonds at all. This area—the area
alcohol the potato has been most Im­ Hill Tout. A handful of the Jews may
mall aviatore. To th« latter dully In- portant economically to the country. have crossed the Pacific with Chi­ sults for so little trouble.
He hopes to capture animals which within the pipe—was the only place In
“
Descant
lends
new
life
to
singing
formation has been furnished for sev­
which diamonds might be found.
nese expeditions, but It 1« absurd to In churches, which In too many cases have never been seen alive In this
Every
large
e»tate
has
Its
own
distil
­
Pipe Oval in Shape.
eral mouths, but im regular weather
country,
and
to
Install
them
at
the
suppoHe
that
they
could
Influence
the
lery. and before the World war great
| has become perfunctory and dead. It
the Premier mine, Transvaal, the
furecaata ar« lunued.
In
quantities of the potent liquid were people of an entire continent, contin­ has com«- like a gust of fresh air, to National too .
From the circular six ton klte-
The popular intereat that is being pipe Is oval in shape, and is roughly
ued the professor, pointing out that awaken interest."
house, which revolves like i*n astro­ exported.
shown in the Smithsonian-Chrysler ex­ half a mile long and a quarter of a
the customs claimed to have been
"Russia
was
reluctant
to
have
hs-
nomical observatory »nd bus »tiding
pedition Is scarcely surprising when it mile wide. This whole area of some
transplanted by the Jews, such as fast- ।
round door», the kit«« ar« put up A thonla set up housekeeping <>n its own
New
Device
Record»
Bump
Is recalled that more than 2,000.000 78 acres has been slowly dug away
Ing, offering sacrifices and purification
large drum, bearing eight mile» of pi­ account. The country, about as large
from all over the United and thrown out upon the surrounding
rites, are common to all primlUve .
Endurance of Aviator» persons
ano wire, 1« operate*! by an electric as New Hampshire and Vermont com­
States visited the National Zoological territory and combed with the moat
tribes.
not
only
of
America
but
of
the
;
bined.
blocks
a
conalderable
section
Dayton. Ohio.—There are speedome­ park last year. In this number were careful scrutiny as it has been re­
motor. The whole Is Insulated against
of western Russia, whereas It formed world.
ters and pedometers and there Is the pupils from more than 200 schools, moved.
static electricity.
"It Is an easy error for beginners accelerometer. But the accelerometer
before a natural outlet f*>r the larger
The result has been a deep pit, the
Unlike the small boy'a kite, with country.
who came with their teachers to study
"Most people. ।
Th« Esthonlan railways to make,” he says.
which he must run a few yards to get have already played an Important part through reading the Bible, are famll- j does not measure miles or steps. It natural history. These included not walls of which are the rock walls
It up, the weather kites are taken In moving produce to and from Rus­ Inr with early Jewish customs and [ records bounces and bumps. It is an only Washington schools, but the high­ of the pipe, which has so far sunk
down the field a short distance and sia. and If condition» become stabil­ fall to realize that many of these so- Intricate little device placed under the er grades of schools in many sections to a depth of more than 500 feet. At
present the mine is worked in ter­
a boost. Th« drum pulls the
pilot's wat in an airplane and it tells
called Jewish rites and ceremonies how the flyers' bodies stand the strain of the country which now make an­ races of 50-feet depth and It Is es­
kite Into the teeth of th« wind at a ized In th« latter country. Esthonia
nual spring pilgrimages to Washington
should
regularly
c<Atect
a
tidy
»uin
were
In
reality
universal.
timated that this method of working
of being hurled around In their seat
apeed of 11 miles an hour and th«
The aborigines of the Pacific coast, while the plane makes loops, »piral», a part of their regular courses of In­ can’ be employed for 30 more years.
a» a transit agent.
box kite scoots upward.
••Revel, known to the Eathonlans n» like all primitive people, believed In nose dives and other forms of aerial struction.
So far. It is estimated, more than 103,-
However, aloft n few hundred feet,
000.000 loads of earth have been re­
the kite begins to sag a* Its load of Tallin, I» Esthonia'« greatest port am! a spirit world, and they made a burnt gymnastics.
TALL
MINE
HOIST
offering
of
a
man's
ornaments,
tools
city.
It
has
existed
for
700
years.
moved, from which has been extracted
The device was perfected by IJeut.
piano wire Increases. Additional kites
23,500,000 karats of diamonds.
nr« then strung on nt thousand foot With Helsingfors across the gulf, It and weapons when he died so he would James H. Doolittle of McCook held,
It has been found that the working
the engineering division of the army
intervals, each with Its own lead wire formed cxarlst Russia’s gateway and have them in the next world.
This custom could not be associated air service here. It contains a small
of the mine is much more profitable
of a hundred yards or so. As many first line of naval defense to Petro­
grad
;
but
to
Esthonia.
Its
commercial
with
the
burnt
offerings
of
the
Jews,
if it can be operated for 24 hours a
strip ef film on which Is outlined the
as half n dozen kites soon dot the sky.
Professor Hill-Tout says, nor could the stress and strain of the body.
day, continuously; and this brought in
•■ch perhaps In a different wind level poMlbllltlea seem brightest.
In addition to Its agricultural actlv- ■ Indian custom of a man taking to
an especially difficult problem of illu­
Lieutenant Doolittle has found a pi­
and each tugging nn opposite direction
numerous Indus- : himself his deceased brother's wife.
mination. At first an arc lighting
lot can withstand Instantaneous and
from the main line But the load Is (ties, Esthonia has
Already
some
of
Most
untenable
of
all
was
the
at-
system was introduced, but the con­
sharp movements of the plane, but
distributed ami the top kite carries on trial poaalbllltiuu. harnessed, and nt
! tempt to prove the theory by a aim!- comparatively slower dips and dives,
stant blasting was so destructive to
Its work of supporting the meteoro­ Its writer power la
near the Russian border, Is one larlty of words, either In sound or ' continued for several seconds, causes
the lamps and wiring that It had to
graph.
of the largest cotton mills In the ! meaning, he declares. Any one lan­ the pilot to lose Ids faculties tempo-
be abandoned.
world.
Much
of
the
land
Is
still
cov
­
guage
can
tie
made
to
appear
related
Finally, with the help of the South
The kites are rectangular In shape.
rarlly.
African General Electric company, a
He has discovered that a flyer, even
Their greatest dimension Is eight feet. ered by forests, and the timber and to any other language by the tabula-
tlon ot numerous chance colncU | ( In the pink of condition, can withstand
method of lighting it by huge search­
The corner struts are half Inch stralght- Wood pulp Industries are Important.
dences. Words of similar sound and i , the Intense pressure resulting when a
lights, mounted on the brim in batter­
grained spruce Th« muslin covering
significance do not prove relationship. | ! plane Is turned around a pylon at high
recruits for u . s .
ies and shedding their beams down
Is drawn to drum head tautneas. Th
as the linguistic construction Is the speed, only for a limited time. Twelve
into the pit was evolved Altogether
only tails they bear are the "wt
only reliable guide.
there are 14 separate batteries of
I seconds Is the limit.
talcs'' they bring down.
Chinese Influence Found.
lights, mounted In huts at Intervals
When such turns are made, nil the
Frequently a kite a mile aloft breaks
Professor Hill Tout says other author- ! ! blood is forced down to the feet, and
along the edge. It is now possible to
away. Directed by a label on the aide
Itles were in agreement with him that i I ns high-speed airplanes are constantly
carry on the activities 24 hours a day,
the tinder usually returns the kite at
there was nothing In the linguistic i ' being developed and bettered it wtS
with no Interruption, since provisions
once. Only 5 per cent of lost kites
structure of the native languages of necessary to devise a means of finding
are made for every emergency.
fall to reappear. However, when the
the Paclflc coast to support the Jew­ out Just how much a flyer could en­
Blasting Twice Daily.
wire breaks nt the winch n »wishing
ish connection theory. Only those dure.
Blasting in the Premier mine takes
steel tall trails along with the fleeting
who have made but a superficial study
place twice every day. at noon and at
kites, playing havoc with rural phone
of the situation would attempt to base
six o’clock, and Is so accurately timed
Unes nnd fences.
a theory on such flimsy evidence, Uncover Nevada Mine»
that a watch may be set by it. When
Seldom Is the wire hit by lightning,
he maintained. On the other hand,
the blast is about to be fired the
but the static, which causes grief to
Two
Thousand
Years
Old
there Is reliable and definite evidence
swarms of black workmen may ba
radio fans, frequently reaches 40,000
Los Angeles, Cal.—Several new dis­
of Chinese linguistic affiliations, he
seen rushing for the caves In which
to 50,000 volts on the wire. It I* safe­
coveries throwing additional light on
they stay during the process. Then,
points out.
ly led off through a grounded escape
an
ancient
race
have
been
made
at
Authorities are of the opinion that
after the blasting is done, down they
men of Chinese stock must have Pueblo Grande de Nevada, the buried
rush again and commence to fill the
Thirty-Inch hydrogen-filled rubber
crossed over from China between city of Nevada.
waiting cars with the material. The
balloons are released several times
The
highest
hoisting
tower
in
the
The archeological finds were de-
2,000 and 8.000 years ago. and settled
daily nt Drexel. Watched through
Scrugham, world, at the state mines of Maurltz, reason for their rushing lies in the
scribed
here
by
Governor
on the Pacific coast of America. That
theodolites, their course Is plotted, mid
Holland. It is 55 meters high, or more fact that a bonus is offered for the
nil of these Northwest tribes are of who hns followed with interest the than 165 feet.
number of cars they fill. Then the
from this are deduced details of the
Asiatic origin Is borne out both by the excavating work in his state. They
cars are draggel up the steep Incline
upper air strata.
linguistic affinities and clearly marked Include the remains of the works
Drexel also provides kites for other
by a cable tramway.
where these ancient people obtained Sell Love Letters of
The process of extracting diamonds
facial resemblance.
stations. Dahl Baxter, who has tn ride
their
salt,
ledges
where
they
mined
for
Is comparatively simple. It consists
The folk tales, now being studied,
Victor
Hugo
for
$70(
weather kites most of ills life. oper-
ornaments, and remnants of clothing
Fifty-two com-
are also closely related.
ntes the kite
Paris.—One of the most remarkable of drying nnd crushing the blue earth
indicating familiarity with the use of
Herbert E. Morgan is director of re­
pleted kites fill the loft of a
collections of love letters on record— In which they are hidden and in re­
cotton.
cruiting for the federal civil service
moving the crystals by a further me­
shop.
“The salt was gotten from a series more than 15,000 of them—written by chanical process. When found they
commission, which body annually holds Men Physically Unfit,
the
former
actress,
Juliette
Drouet,
to
examinai Ions for more than a thou­
Health Educator Says of caverns a short distance from the Victor Hugo between 1933 and 1883, look like nothing more exciting than
Combined Ages of Five
sand different kinds of Jobs.
Berkeley, Cal.—Although college stu­ buried city,” Governor Scrugham said. brought less than $700 when put up rough pebbles; and it is not until they
"Some of the walls nnd floors of thine
have been cut and polished with in­
Women Total 465 Years
dents have a fairly high degree of
caves are formed In part of pure rock at auction recently.
finite care that the sparking beauty
physical fitness, as a whole, "American
Bllllngsbrough, England—Under the Russian Waifs Form
This
actress,
whom
Hugo
loved,
re
­
salt and here the undents conducted
for which they are known is made
men are unprepared to meet the com­
same roof In this village ar*» live wom­
tired
from
the
stage
and
lived
a
life
“Pickpocket Trust” mon physical emergencies and de­ their salt mining. Their working., of seclusion for 50 years. Almost ev­ apparent. It was in the Premier m ne
en all related, whose combined ages
showing
where
large
blocks
of
sn
Moscow.—Following literally the
total 465—an average of 93. They are
mands of life." •
ery day during that period she wrote that the Cullinan diamond, weighing
This Is the conclusion of F. L. Klee- were removed, are in the same condi­ the noted author a letter, as he had over 3,000 karats, or one and one-third
all active. Two of them earn a living Communist slogan, "Workers of the
tion of about 2,000 years ago.
pounds, was found, nnd has since been
by knitting and dressmaking, while world unite!" groups of the vagrant berger, chairman of the department of
"One ot the relies was u pair of san­ asked her to do. although they were cut up and made a part of the British
children which Hood Russia have physical education of the University
the other three do housework.
seeing each other regularly as well,
dals
of
a
type
never
before
found
In
crown jewels.
The patriarch of the household Is formed themselves Into local “trade of California.
this country They nre in a good state and this collection, an average of some
"The Inability of most of our young
ninety-seven, but silli gets out ‘ " to do unions” and “guilds."
300
letters
a
year,
was
carefully
pre
­
a
In the Shadriusk district of the men of today to use the power of of preservation and were mads of deer served at the express wish of Hugo
the shopping, while the flapper of
hide nnd equipped with cotton cords
eighty-seven spends most of her time Urals the street gamins have organ­ their arms, shoulders nnd middle body
himself.
for fastening."
Take Body of First
doing the kitchen work and chores. ized a “pickpocket trust," the spe­ Is surprising," he states, and “the dan­
Victor Hugo spulte of these letters
Only traces of turquoise workings
The others are aged ninety-three, nine­ cialty of which Is evident. In Eka­ ger from this is greater to the race have been uncovered, as most of the in one of his letters to Juliette, in
Wife on Honeymoon
terinburg groups of homeless boys than the loss In the power of naviga­
ty six and ninety two.
work of excavators lias been direited which he said ••our life is there, re-
Sydney.
—When a pioneer set­
who have specialised in petty larce­ tion creditable to the automobile."
corded day by day. thought by thought.
toward the salt mines.
tler of the Australian bush
nies
have
formed
the
“
young
bandit
Brain
matter
cannot
be
built
by
Every
dream
of
thine,
every
suffering.
Buys the Town
recently left for England on
physical exercise. Kleeberger believes,
Is there. Those letters are so many
Snedekervllle, Pa. Jerry Ryan, who union.”
his second honeymoon, he si­
The town of Brlnnsk. capital of the but he thinks the present generation Boy Take» Perilous
charming
little
mirrors,
each
one
of
used t<> work on n railroad, lias bought province of that name, has been di­
multaneously fulfilled a prom­
should be developed sufficiently to en
which reflects a view of thy splendid
this whole town.
ise made to his first wife, who
Trip on Floating Ice soul.”
vided by the mendicant children Into able a man to act quickly nnd accu­
.
,
died several years ago.
Boston.—Arthur Lamson, eight, rode
wards, each ward being governed by rately in case of emergency.
Gustave Simon, who, as executor of
The first wife, an English girl,
down the Charles river on a cake of Victor Hugo's will and personal friend
a cotnmlslon of five "Juvenile direc­
became depressed by the silence
lee.
and
while
excited
persons
along
tors,"
and
no
member
Is
allowed
to
of
Juliette,
ought
to
know,
says
that
De»erter Win» Freedom
n the bank nt Watertown shouted ad­ the letters will disappoint any one in
and solitude of the bush, and
trespass In the ward of another.
once extracted from her husband
by Hi» Courageou» Act
vice and encouragement, a piece of March of a thrill, as they are nothing
Among the "unions" established by
Jeweled Nose Studs
a promise, that in event she died
luck, of which the boy was quick to but a collection of empty phrases, "full
parentless children In Moscow the
Washington.—Parker W. Hay­
in Australia, he would have her
far
from
take
advantage,
brought
the
cruise
to
for
Women
Favored
strangest
Is
the
“
amalgamated
broth
­
of
adulation
and
adoration,
den, serving time at the Porta-
body buried in England.
inner
life
erhood
of
young
pigeon
thieves."
London.—Will the next fash­
a safe end.
giving that reflection of the
mouth naval prison for deser­
When she did die. the pioneer
Arthur aiul several other chiluren of the lovers," that the sale catalogue
Only those who have shown special
ion craze for women be Jeweled
tion and facing dishonorable dis­
had her body sealed up in a
were playing on the Ice when a sec­ promised.
aptitude In stealing birds and resell­
nose studs? A London woman.
charge, was ordered released
leaden coffin and placed In an
tion. about a dozen feet square, on
ing them are eligible for membership.
Mrs. Muriel Blnntyre. says
and restored to active duty by
attic pending fulfillment of his
which
he
was
standing,
broke
off
anil
they are wonderfully becoming.
Secretary Wilbur In recognition
Prunes!
obligation.
The
opportunity
drifted out into the current.
Her husband brought back
a
nor
­
of a courageous attempt to save
In
Return Stolen Music
Paim Beach, Fla.—When
came only after he had remar­
While everybody was calling to the
from
India
a
ruby
nose
stud,
shirt
;
two men from drowning.
Haverhill, Muss.—Because the pho­
ried and his second wife sug­
boy and telling him what they would nial mood wear a blue-green ; when
such as Is worn by men and
In spite of warnings that he
when despondent a black one,
nograph records they stole from him
gested they go to England on
do tn his place, a police ambulance
women
of
that
country.
In
a
i
Renn-
would lose his own life, Hay­
fatigued
a
blue
one,
advises
Van
were In a foreign tongue, thieves re­
their honeymoon. Along with
drove along the bank, and firemen pre­
spirit
of
curiosity
Mrs.
Blnntyre
den went to the rescue of Cap­
seiner Pruyn, New York artist.
turned them to Milker H. Esperien of
the luggage In the hold of the
pared to run out ropes and ladders.
pierced her nostrils and insert­
tain II. W. Osterhaus and Ma­
ship, and labeled “Not required
thia
city.
Just
then
a
slight
crosscurrent
rine Gunner J. S. McNulty, who
ed it.
Bar Whiskers
on voyage,” was the coffin con­
whirled the Ice cake around, ami
"I was surprised to discover
had broken through the ice of
Sells Too Much Blood
Rome, Italy—Cab drivers nnd tnxi
taining the body of the bride­
started It toward the shore. Arthur
a pond while on an Inspection
how pleasant the effect was. My
chauffeurs are forbidden to wear whis­
groom's first wife.
Chicago.
—
Frank
W.
Shroeder,
a
pro
­
crouched
on
the
edge
of
the
cake
nnd
friends
who
have
seen
It
quite
trip to the prison. Bystander»
when a few feet separated It from the kers. An edict says whiskers are In-
fessional seller of blood for trans­
pulled all three out of the water
agreed."
tumputlble with the dignity of citizens.
fusions, Is dead. His daughter charges
bank, Jumped to safety.
alive
U
he died from overselling the vital fluid.