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%eKTT< Surgeon C u ti Ex tra Head O ff of Boy Born W ith Tw o MJfW Brussels.—A report to being n u de to the Belgian Academy o f Medicine o f a remarkable w ft e a l operation perform ed by C hief Surgeon Olanolla at the Jnmet hoepltal In t ie Tillage o f Tergal er, when an abnormal ■eeondary head on a boy born a WBCk ago vaa m i 1 » "He hath sever SaS of the Safeties that are bred to a Seek; he hath act eat paper, as M warn; he bath set drunk Ink*” GOOD THINGS YOU W ILL ENJOY [p in w a a ifn lls Z -s* ‘ /V V .k« .. ’ - W ;• amputated. The remaining head o f the boy to normal. The one removed waa larger and mal formed. A nice sm ell cake which wtU keep until need to the follow in g: F w a lim ited tim e only we a n giving ABSOLUTELY FREE w ith each regular Tamtam Cap Tire purchased, One ‘ T o n Tested” “ ........................... V*1 -' Migration Begins for Rendezvous in the Bering Sea. ‘- v : ' Í Z4 ’• ' ................ ... ’ * \ v< > » ‘ j i 1 .•*-■*-»-— ,— ^ * K»v* W ; ; 4- - ' ■ ' • • • - r 1 JL.' ' . i ■ f ‘ V ' .* » Port Angeles, Wash.—The Pacific fu r saul berd to on the move.* The annual m igration to the north ward has begun, and the vanguard soon will appear off the ceasts o f Washington and British Columbia, leading the way to the summer rendesvous on the P rlblloff islands In the middle o f Bering era. A ll winter long the seals have been scattered through tho South Pacific, but as spring approaches the mating Instinct turns their heads to the North and they converge toward the C alifor nia coast and then follow tbelr'tlm *- worn groove along the west ern coasts o f the United States, British Colum bia and Alaska, the m ilestones o f their route being the deep eea fishing banka, where succulent salmon, halibut and ether fish keep them sleek end fa t Few, If any, other anim als are so carefully pampered and nursed by Uncle 8am, and except fo r each fo s tering the fur seel probably now would be an extinct animal. W ith the ex^- - — '^s m -V - HOW AM ATEUR CAN BUILD A RECEIVER Instructions for Setting Up the Antenna and for Assembling the Tuner. herd which propagate# on the T rl- bUofa la the only fur raal herd known to be In existence. When Alaska was purchased from 'Russia, the seals on the P rlb llof Is lands numbered, according to various official estimates, from tw o to five mil lion animals, but due to ruthless op erations by sealers o f many nations the herds were decim ated annually- The United Staten government, year after year, endeavored to negotiate treaties fo r the protection o f the eekls and In 1891 a measure o f success was obtained In a treaty with Great Brit 200 feet. - The minimum wave length ain which practically elim inated Cana to which a sim ple receiver can be adjusted fo r electrical resonance will dian sealem The m assacre o f the herds contin b e ' above that used by amateurs If ued, however. Numerous schooners the receiver be connected to an an -flying the Japanese flag annually tenna 200 feet or more In length. A sim ple radiophone receiver cap- reaped a rich harvest, and the Jap anese government steadfastly refused able o f picking up radiophone sta to Interfere with the enterprise. Final tions sim ilar to KDKA at Blast Pitts ly, In 1911, when the herds by unre burgh, can be assembled by a novice strained pelagic sealing bad been re fo r from «4 to $15, depending upon duced to approxim ately 260,000 ani the bullder’e ability to use his bands. mals, the efforts o f the United Staten I f the builder w ill construct most o f w ort rewarded and a treaty among hia apparatus be will appreciate It fou r nations— Russia, Great Britain, much more and probably will under Japan and the United States— was stand m ors about Its operation than If he buy* a set already made. How ever, fo r those who have not the abil ity or the tim e to spend constructing their own apparatus the follow ing de scription will not only give the details as to tho construction o f each com ponent part o f a receiver but also what standard ready-made parts can be purchased and uaed In Its stead. The material can be purchased at any electrical supply store. In erecting a simple antenna for uaa with tho receiver aho-wn in the diagram, the antenna proper and the lead-in are o f stranded hard-drawn copper wire, strand No. * 22, costing about 1 cunt per foot. Tho two Insu lators are o f moldod material aityl can be purchased for about 25 cants each. The antenna shown to supported bo- tween a house and a pole. It may be found more convenient to support It or even between tw o chimneys on the earns house. In bringing down the lead-in c a n should be taken that It la kept ss tar away from grounded m aterial aa possible and when bring ing through the wall or under the win dow Into the house It should be brought through som e sort o f an Insulating tube, such as rubber or baketlts. In making tho ground connection the same kind o f wire can be uaed a* area purchased fo r the antenna. You can clean a section o f tho wateapipe thoroughly and solder tbs ground wire to It Geneva, gwltaerland.—A peasant handed In a telegram o f a tow words at a branch telegraph office for hie w ife In New York and placed • franc on the counter for payment. The clerk asked whether the wire waa really meant to be sent to New York and proceeded to make the ealeu-. lation. When the com paratively large rani required waa announced to the peasant he protested loudly and In sisted that New York waa In Swltaer- land. So It waa found to bs, but It took long and patient search through a MAKING TM 1 TUNER large ancient volume to discover that T o mako a tunar fo r this receiver, there I* • New York In Swltserland. the follow ing raw material w ill be re an Alpine hamlet o f fifty Inhabitants quired: not far from Lucerne. Piece o f cardboard tubing threw Inches outside diam eter and five f - —c Msec R eins W ool. . ~ Inches 1< ig, costing about 10 cents. Centralis. Wash.— Sheep came In 100 feat No. 22 double cotton-cov fo r shearing from sheds on the ranges ered magnet wire costing 25 cents. of Lincoln creek with a luxuriant Standard slider (see sketch) fo r growth o f mom on their backs. Dur by M brass rod, 40 cents. ing the winter the flocks were per 1 alx-lnch length o f \ i by brass mitted the liberty o f feeding In the rod (aquars) 20 cento. o p e n / country. The wool became 2 binding posts (am sketch) 20 drenched In the misty raina and, mixed with the Soil o f the feeding pens, 2 circular blpcka o f wood whom form ed the binds for the form ation o f diameter to Just equal to tho Inxide the mom. A ccording to local buyers diam eter o f the piece o f cardboard fo e sheep, so affected, cannot be tubing and between 8-0 and 1-2 Inch sheared as the fleece* ere so damaged « I not to be worth the expense. The wool will be allowed to dlo and shed autre d. off as nature designed. Starting one-half tech from on# end o f the cardboard tube wind do the No. 22 D. C. C. wire within one-half Inch o f the other end o f tho tube. Fasten one and o f tho winding to Urn tube but allow som e surplus wire on the other end fo r making n connec tion. A fter the winding to In place give It a coat o f shellac or varnish to hold the turns in place. Assemble the circular-cut pieces o f wood in the geom etrical center o f the square blocks and then shellac or varnish them fo r the appearance's sake. When thoroughly dry slip tho tw o and blocks lato tho wound tube and moves back and forth, wrap a piece o f sandpaper around a thin piece o f wood and using another piece o f wood s i a guide, sandpaper the insulatlob from tho winding. D rill a 'h o le one- eighth Inch In diam eter through the slider rod about one-fourth Inch in from each end so that the rod dag* bo fastened by screw s to tho end blocks. A fter the slider rod la fastened In place see that the contact finger- on the bottom o f the slider can at all times m ake good contact with the winding. Mount a binding post on either end o f the coll, attaching one by means o f a w ire to the slider rod and tho other to the end o f the wire wound on the tube and the tuner ¡a com plete. A tuner can be purchased already assembled fo r about |3JD0 to «440. N British Sclent lata Have Some Succ ess In W ireless Transmission e l Motion Pictures. '■ British scientists are reported to bavo met with more or 1cm success la developing a method o f transferring motion pictures by radio. Soma months ago a photograph waa trans ferred by wireless from tho Copen hagen newspaper, the Potltlken. to Eng. land, and later from England to a ship In mid Atlantic, so that the possibil ity o f Unking the m ovies with the new art to not remote. I f perfected the new development o f the already versatile art w ill make It possible for one to see on his own re ceiving instrument things that are hap pening at a great distance. For instance, a ship to sinking at sea. The transmitting station o f the vessel. In stead o f sanding a message o f the dis aster, sends a picture that anyone with a receiving set w ill be able to see just an- tbs present broadcasting programs are beard. That aU sounds rem ote now, but tho telephone was considered even more so, end the wireless, even after M arconi's . immortal message had. bridged the Atlantic, was generally be lieved to be akin to tho ldm of p er petual motion. j t if s to T he r a d io is t A crystal detector cannot be HHtiBfactorily amplified. Insulate ends o f aerial wires with several small Insulator*. W herever possible run serial wires at right aaglm to sleet tic light wires. The lead w ire should be the aim o f the com bined number o f wire* In tho aerial. Gas piping makes a poor ground, but tho cold water pipe ground to excellen t A crystal detector to never as efficient ss s vacuum tube detec tor no matter what Instruments are connected to It W ithin three to five miles from s broadcasting station Indoor on* wire serials about 40 feed long stretched from room to room, s f* generally satisfactory with crystal detectors. spoonfuls o f almond extract, tw o tea- apoonfnto o f baking powder and rolled oa to to otMton. D rop by tenapoonfoto on n baking d u e t Try one before baking them all ; add more rolled onto if too thin. The enkee w ill be mcee tarty if the rolled oats ere ellghtly browned and ground before using. Pea nuts may be used, but they will net stay fresh aa long as other nuts. W hite Fruit Cake.—Take tour eggs, two cupfuls o f sugar, one capful o f butter, one cupful each o f seeded ralatna and sultana rotates, one cap ful o f currants, o o e -h llf cupful o f citron cat In thin slices, three-fourths o f a cupful o f milk, one ainsi] nutmeg grated, tw o teaspoonfuls o f vanilla, two taaspooofula o f baking powder and floor to mako a^stlff batter. Cream the butter end sugar with tw o table- spoonfuls o f the milk, add the well beaten eggs, warm the fru it and mix the baking powder, add the grated nutmeg and m ix all the Ingredients well. Pour Into a well-buttered and paper-lined cake tin and bake In n slow oven tw o and one-quarter hours. Jellied Veal.— Take a large knuckle of veal, cover w ith boiling w a ter; add eight d ov es, d x pepper, com a, small bits o f nutmeg, three bey leaves, salt and a clove o f garlic. Cook until the meat fa lls from the bonce, or (a tender. Remove the meat and cut In small cubes. 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