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The Regular Rosti.s They Are Coz.
PEELED - Undergo.
One popularity of the economy of the
training stable is that, except when at ex.
ercise. the horses arc brought up on the
solitary system" Each box is isolated
from the rest and though there il
connecting door. it is only opened at
the hours when grooming and cleaning
are going on; thus the inmates can not
converse" as every horse likes
to do with their neighbors and
30 derive that relief from ennui
which the mere presence of another OF
its kind seems to give TO these sympa-
thetic though undemonstrative Great.
ures.
Routine Is the essence of the system.
The work set them may be varied. but
the horses are like an eight" in train
ing; SO much SO, indeed, that each horse
mas ats particular place in the string
when at exercise. Sunday is the only
day that differs from the others: for
then the horses do not go out. One
result is that they become exceedingly
bored" with training and its conse-
quent isolation. This probably accounts
Tor the extraordinary fondncss which
some of them develop for other animals
which are allowed to share their box
Lanercost, who was poisoned mt Asco,
In is4e, had dog for his inseparable
companion, and there is story tina,
TINS dog was once stolen rs precau.
ton preliminary TO MODELLING" the horse.
but that the dog escaped and found its
, way back to the horses box.
Roughly speaking. work in the stables
begins at daybrealS, earlier in winter,
later in summer. when the horses are
groomed and fed. and the boys get their
breakfast The first string" are then
ridden out To exercise. and made to
walk, gallop or canter for two and n
half or three hours They are then
thoroughly groomed and fed again, n ftcr
which they arc left perfectly quiet and
alone. while the second string go out
These horses are generally neither SO
numerous nor so important as the first
set and ut five o'clock all are for the
third time groomed and Spectator
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AIiandy barometer.

cup of coffee and lump or two of
sugar are said to be n very acceptable
substitute for the official and not wholly
accurate weather forecasts Having
dropped the humps OF sugar into the
cup of coffee carefully, watch the mir
bubbles that rise 20 the surface IL they
suddenly rush from the center To the
side of the cup, bc sure that 1t Is going
60 rain very hard. IL the air bubbles
assemble in the center and then pass &c
the side of the cup in a deliberate way
you must still DC prepared for what the
weather forecasts would call "some
showers" But IL the bubbles refuse &c
stir from the center of the cup You may
go forth TO your labors assured of fine
day. Troy Times.
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RECORD IN DEHORNING.
Thirty-one Cows Deprived OF Horns Il
Forty Minutes.


Forty Minutes.
/ recently dehorned NV herd of 81
head in about 40 minutes. There was
no perceptible loss of appetite or
shrinlSage of milk in any case. Before
dehorning, my cows were always in
clined to fight more or less, and occa-
sionally / have lost cows from the
effects of this. Now they are as peace
able as sheep. My method was as fol-
lows: / first bought a spring back bone
saw which, with rope about 10 feet
long, is all the implement necessary to
perform the operation. Leaving the
cows in the stanchions, fastened the
rope with a halter-hitch around the
neck and a half-hitch over the nose.
then l slipped the rope up near the
eyes. then put the rope over the
stanchion occupied by the next COW. "A
distance of about three feet, and drew
the head firmly to one side. having a
man To hold the rope. took the horn
in the left hand and sawed as closely as
possible to the head. After taking off
one of the horns / drew the head to the
other side and proceeded in the same
way. turning each COW out as soon as
finished with her. The loss of blood
was slight with a few exceptions. The
application of tar about "A week later
aids in healing the wound. 1t is best
to do this before warm weather. when
the flies become troublesome. BY this
method there is no danger to man or
beast L am now n strong advocate of
dehorning. for my experience has given
such satisfactory results.-B. j. jerks,
in Farm and Home
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s1.noNG nARN FRAME.

outside of posts and at an angle of 90
degrees. The box plates arc formed by
spiking 2x0 horizontally flush with "A
2xS cap coming out even with the out
side and resting ON the top of the posts.
To give still greater strength. spike
2xFs on the inside of the posts run
ming from the bottom of the sill 20 the
top of the plate. The barn complete
will be little affected by storms as IL is
thoroughly braced in every direction.
The sides are boarded up vertically.
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German
Syrup

Regis Leblanc IS a French Cana
dian store keeper al Notre Dame de
Stanbridge, Quebec, Can, who was
cured Of q severe attack ofCongcst-
ion Of the Lungs by Boschee's Ger
man Syrup. lie has sold many a
bottle Of German Syrup on his per
sonal recommendation. Ifyou drop
him a line he'll give you the fun
facts Of the case direct. as he did US
and that BOschee's German Syrup
brought him through nicely. Ii
always wiz . is a good medicine
and thorough in It's work. -
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-13

Chemical analysis shows more nutri-
tive value for bran than used 90 be ac-
corded 70. But 10 has another value
equally important in keeping the di-
0estive organs In good working order
when animals are fed with dry aay and
straw. II made into mash with warm
water 10 is one Of the best feeds for
cows to increase The product and value
Of milk II the cow IS thin iu flesh
she should have some grain ia ud-
dition. else the bran alone viii have
The effect Of running down her con.
dition very rapidly -Colman's Rural
World.
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STRONG BARN FRAME.

Thoroughly Braced In Every Direction
and Proof Against storms.
The illustrated barn frame sent TO the
Orange Judd Farmer by a correspond
ent, is especially strong for amount of
material used The sills are 6xs with
2X4 spiked on the outside at the bot.
tom. The perpendicular posts are 2x6,
three or four feet apart, spiked on the
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The man who produces the largest
Amount 81 pork at the least cost. and
That of the best quality. will make the
most profit The chief item In the bill
Of cost is feed Generally The cheaper
the feed the greater thc profit. Corn is
not the cheapest food ia This country.
nor does IL ,ehcn fed exclusively make
The bcs. qvality OF meat for the best
markets. a varied diet, Of which grass
and other green and succulent prod
nsis. containing more ncsh-forming
constituents than 'orn. will be found
Cheaper and 60 make better pork Corn
i'r lard and grass for meat. is the way
we have written it.-Colman'B Rural
World.
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Bishop Hare, of South Dakota. one,
had the misfortune. while entering =
dining room, To step on the skirt OF a
lady's dress. Apologizing, he said
lyon know that have been living with
the Indians lately, aud have grown
somewhat awkward" The lady r..
piled; II don't think that, bishop. but
! am surprised that after living so long
with the Indians you shouldn't Ice better
at following up trail"
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In tire campaign OF 1913 who can recall With
out shame the impudcnt appropriation OF tho
national flag as an exclusive symbol by the
protectiouist party and The RELOCATION Of itg
q moral Acknowledgement. decentralization and
deportation Of one-hnf the citizens OF M United
States.N Y. Evening Post
Without attempting 70 answer the
Posts broad question, we simply desire
TO call its attention 70 the following
editorial utterance Of another great
mugwufnp free trade newspaper. the
Boston Herald:
The American flag o. simply number Of
pieces n textile fabric Of Three dinereu: coiors
sewn together FOR the purpose q making a r,rs.
determined combination.
When free traders are found sneerino
1T patriotism and ridiculing all feelings
Of vcneratiDn for the American naV.
when they advocate policy that would
break down our industries and hand
over our markets % foreigners. they
surely cannot blame protectionists for
chasing them as adhcrcnts Of Great
Britain rather than % the United States
Whatever else may be- said ~ our pro
tective policy, IL must ~ least BE- ed.
mitted that that policy-thc American
system, as 70 was named by is great
expounder. Henry Clay-is one which
IS designed 70 stimulate sound and
healthy American sentiment N empha.
sizes the Importance If American 90
dustrics. American markets and Ameri.
can worlSingmcn. It's fundamental doc.
trine Is that American skill if GREAT
enough. American talents are varied
enough. aud American lnb1rers iutclli.
gent enough 10 enable us to mnnufae.
turc 40 home everything that sge are
not precluded, by climate or other mat.
ural causes, from producing 80 is an
American policy. broadly. consistently
American. and as such is most apprO
pirate emblem IS the American flag
BETWEEN the years 1850 and 1890 the
number Of people employed in the
wooden industry in Rhode Island H..
creased from 12.i64 To- 1925. ard %
total amount paid in wages from s8.7i
6I7 90 ss,04g. 100. At the ,hst electi1s
in Rhode Island the Candidate 81 $.
free trado party were overwheluin. &
defeated The pcupie over there dou'i
fancy free trade quite yet
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He Got Princely order-Jewcler
(boastfully)-Yes, sir. can make you
charm representing I'm perfect detail
any natural object you may mention.
Customer (drily)-Well. make me one
representing the South African dia-
mond fields, and be careful that none
of the diamonds is omitted. Jewellers
Weekly.
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oi preventing the grippe. colds. headaches,
amu levers Is TO use the liquid laxative
remedy Syrup OF Figs, whenever the avs.
TEN needs gentle, Yet effective cleansing.
10 Dc benefited one must get the true rem
edy manufactured by the California Fig
syrup Go. only. For sale by all druggists
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fes, wake up 70 the danger which threat
ems you IL your kidneys and bladder are In
active on weak. Don't YOU know that IN
YOU fail TO impel them 10 action, Bright ;
letters Stomach Btttcrs without delay n
mas most beneficial effect upon the kid.
news when sluggish. and upon the bowels
hver, stomach and nervous system
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Judge-What extenuating circum-
tonces can you give? Couuterfeiter-
Please your honor, I made the money 90
ny my board bill. Judge-Very good;
will pay your board and lodgings for
ftecn years Princeton Tiger.
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Science at Home. "A pound of cork. -
said Mr.. Wiclxwirc. who is fond Of re-
feating newspaper science, sis sufficient
o. support a man in the water" "How
long?" asked his wife. "Eh?" al said.
how long? You know he would starve
20 death on such diet in less than a
week II on land. Indianapolis Jour
nal
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-13

An Irish editor being unable 20 oh
tain a suficicncy of news for his paper
made the following extraordinary an
nouncement; Owing 10 an unusa.
pressure OF matter, we arr to-day oblig.
ed 90 leave several columns blank. -
Tid-Bits
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Then you need to talSo DR. Hoxsic's Ger.
tain Group Cure with YOU, for the prompt
cure OF Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, and
Whooping Cough, while for Croup and
Diphthcria II - tcttliOuf doubt he oniU sp,cido
hnotcr. IL contains no opium. 20 cents.
Prominent druggists East and West sell IL.
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igig ah fffs',s Is6 /,s~ IssiJ ssJ,,s-v i,fe,, D.
1ss ss1s'I5 s1ss,s Hr- "a, ,suSri u a, /,,, ssa
s,sss,I sSsSf As roo Ts, ssaf Ts,tg Ia - sse,s
fssS TIE srr,ssi S,,D ~ ss<is,ass - lsf sf.,
UasF,~. z,aEe, sssiH -, Rsn-ess issA- 90, ssS
mh sr,flo, ssa nrI,spe,6 sas'ses 81 I,S- ne D,~.-
0sa -0e1s-1 .,s- sls- S-ss.
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a Days Outing. Jackson : Sec
here, old boy. that fish-basket Is ten
times too big Wen never catch that
full IN the world. Garland-That is 90
carry the bottles in. have the fish
basket in nay pocket -ArlSansaw Thorn
as Cat
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may be bolts, while the upper pin or
stay should extend across the trellis. as
seen in Fig. l. 1t may thus be used
for and will act as, a support to the
vines, and when removed will allow
them to be bent over without pressing,
at right angles.-American Agricul-
ttriSt
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-13

There II inch display advertisement
In this paper, this week. which has no two
worus alike except enc word. Tho same Ia
true OF each new one appearing each ,yccl
from The Dr. Bartcr Medicine Co. This
mouse places Crescent on everything
they make and publish. Look for II. send
them the name OF the word and they will
samples free.
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-Fred-You look tired. old man.
Ned-I've studied pneumatics for two
hours Fred-Pneumatic tires are very
COMMON. Yale Record.
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M l. THOMPSON a Co, Druggists. Con.
dersport, Pa. say Halls Catarrh Cure ia
the best anu only sure cure FOR catnrrh they
ever sold Druggists sell IL, sbc.
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TnE wife OF n genius Is generally very
lonesome woman. Rams Horn
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One great trouble with the spring
lamb is that the carving knife has 20 b,
tempered for IL as well as the wind.
Inter Oceah.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
FOLDING TREi.L,s.

A Device which Acts rs - Reliable Sup
port for Vines.
At the north it is necessary to lay
down, for winter. tender climbers like
the clematis. ivy, etc, and it is desira-
BILE to do this without detaching them
from the treliis which supports them.
In our illustration, Fig. l, is shown the
lower portion of n folding trellis, and
in Fig. 2 the same is shown folded
down for winter. in which position the
vine is readily covered with straw or
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-13

TuE Rams Horn Is published at Indian
apolis, Indiana, at 81 so per year.
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evergreen branches. as desired. The
stakes that are driven in the ground
should be of durable wood, and
thoroughly soaked in oil, to prevent de-
cay. They should project above ground
at least one foot The lower hinges
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HTsLrn TIN Birs save weak nervous men.
VI trial box lOc. OHIO Chemical Co ,Cincin o
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lr erowsy after good nights sleep there
y Indigestion and stomach disorder which
Beecham's Pills will cure.
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BEAUTY married by bad complexion may
be restored 10y Glcnns sulphur Snnp
Hllis Hair and WhiskcI. Dye. 80 cents
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-07-13

We would like 10 inquire II fishing for
suckers is an acute or an obtuse angie.
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CHARACTER is what man is when he
thinks nobody is watching im.-Ram's
Horn.
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The Nro.t pIea..n, xv.x

TUE wonderful check OF man sometimes
covers three or four achers Galveston
News
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The Only On. Ever rrinted-Cas You Fin.
the Word-

SSrEzEs arc like misfortune<-thcy sci
dom come singly.-Boston Transcript
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III poor relatives had their way, they
would not have any rich uncles very long.
Dallas News
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DO You Travel Th,. s,m,n.r,

WHEN man has good horse sense he
doesn't bet on races. - Binghamton Repub-
ucan
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THE professor OF astronomy In n college
mess-roou. Is looked upon as "A star boarder.
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THr teddy f. the stirring event Of Oh,
toper's existence. -Dallas News.
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A DoRE usually makes big hole in n bus,
day Boston Gazette.
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TWO HARVEST EXCURSIONS
va the Chicago. milwaukee, n 81. pan, Ne
on Tuesday. August 10th. aud
september s.th. 1899.

"ssre TIE grasses kissed BY the -Nndrirr er....
49,. snd the nslsis erc rich ~ltktn eol.lrn rrstn
NE SCHOONER fscughs through the pralsis a
-. 10 ~ destined port the IN Rain.
mere homes may never b. sous ht a AIN
-. And hope Il the thfifticst plant hst rr,,~,,
nerc man may ever hts Rights maintain.
Ana land l. A. tree a. the wlnd that hlS-.
For further particulars apply 10 the near
est Ticket Agent or address Geo N
Heanord. General Pass. Ascent, Chicago. III
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-07
TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
appointments by the Governt
Articles Of incorporation Filed.

appointments by the Governor
Articles of Incorporation Filed
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Feb. G.-Gov.
Fleming has appointed M. A. Dzialynoski
Of jacksonville to be auctioneer in and for
Duval county; j. Hamilton Gillespie of
Manatee to be justice of the peace for the
Sarasota district of Manatee county; A. A.
Fisher OF Pensacola to be notary pu0lic
for the state at large; James A. Colson OF
Chattahoochee to be justice Of the peace; g.
b. Cadera of Milton to be notary public for
the state at large; H. II. Robinson of Port
Orange TO be justice of the peace; w. b.
Miranda Of ST. Petersburg to he justice OF
the peace.
the Lake county Kaolin Company, CAPT.
tai stock $3.50. 600. principal place of bust
ness at LeesburR, has filed articles of incor-
poration with the secretary of state. The
incorpOrators ere F. 9. Woodward Benia
min f. Adams, William Bell, Jr., Pierre
d'A. Pratt ana j. B. Gamer.
Articles of Incorporation of the Tampa
Bay Ice Company have been filed with the
secretary of state. The principal place OF
business will be at st. Petersburg, Hills
borough county. The capital stock Is 800.
600. The officers are f. w. Codington
president; w. T. Hilldrup. vice president,
and G. r. Switzer. secretary and treasurer
The Charles p. Kellogg Company, manu-,
facturerS and dealers in clothing and gents
furnishing goods, have filed articles Of in.
corporation with the secretary of state
The capital stock is 81 900 900. The princi-
pal place of business is at Chicago. The
incorporators are William H. Kellogg, Johr
Prentiss, George Eckart and George Sharp
Active preparations are being made for
the entertainment of the county commits
sioners and others who will attend the
worlds fair convention here Feb. II. Spe-
cially low rates will be given by all thu
hotels and boarding houses
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


New YORK, Feb. 6, noon.-Stocks opened
active and firm. Money easy; offered at g per
cent. Exchange-long, 81 IS; short, S4s7
State bonds dull but firm. Government bonds
dull but steady.
Erie ............ 3o56 Richm'd & w. PIT.
Chicago & North .117Ss Terminal. ...... 1885
Lake Shore. I22A Missouri Pacific. S715
Norf. & w. pref. 90
NEW YoRK, Feb. G. 800 p. m.-Sterling ex-
change closed quiet but steady at 81 500
Z 49, commercial bills, "a S4A04 66la. Money
easy; no loans. Government bonds dull but
steady; four per cents 116lf State bonds
duh but firm
Sub-Jreasury Balances-COin S115 IA 600: cur
rency, S12, 10000
The reports of conferences among the Off.
ctals of coal roads made coal stocks one feature
OF the stock market to-day, and their enormous
transactions and extremely rapid rise over
Swallowed the entire market without giving any
of the strength manifested by them TO the rest
OF the list. The general market opened strong
but quiet, and after slight gains in sympathy
with coalers, reailzatlonS ana a considerable
short selling by bears, who believe that the pace
of the coalers is altogether too fast, caused a
full reaction, and final changes in the general
list are all for small fractions and generally
losses. Trading in Reading was something un-
ptecedented, the sales of the stock during the
two hours of business being 1870 900 shares, of
which 100 were sold during the first thirty
minutes. Lackawanna was also extremely
active, but its transactions were far behind
those of Reading. All the coalers, however
were unusually active and strong, and New
Jersey Central took the lead in the upward
movement, rising from III TO l2jl4. and losing
only fraction from It's best price. Lackawanna
rose from 14S1e to 1872; while Delaware and Hud-
son and Read were more mod rate in their
advances Distillers at one time showed gain
OF per cent. over It's last nights price, but ii
taued TO hold II, ard other industrials we're
without feature Among the railroad stocks
Atchiscn and Louisville and Nashville were in
cliaed to weakness, buc while with Erie and
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-07
FLORIDA.


1t is rumored that there is another rail-
road scheme ahoat for st. Mary's.
1t was rumored on the streets Of Fernan-
dina Thursday that the workmen at the
phosphate elevators had struck. demanding
80 cents per hour. The rumor proved un-
founded.
The tug Z. w. Menefee, Capt. Olsen,
brought to Pensacola Thursday one Of the
largest lows of the season from Ferry Pass.
The tow consisted of 200 timber ends con-
signed to the Pensacola Manufacturing
Company.
The sale of the Fleming grant took place
at Titusville Monday under an execution in
favor Of Wignell q Tweltridge VS.. the In
dian River Land and Improvement Com
pany. j. w. Todd of New York bid In the
property for $1,000.
There will be a meeting Of confederate
veterans at the court house In Quincy on
Saturday, March 5 next, at ~ rn. for the
purpose OF organizing camp under the
general organization, Of which Gen. John
Il. Gordsn is commander and Gen. j. J.
Dickerson is major general, for the state OF
Florida.
At Pensacola Thursday the body OF col
ored man was discovered floating in the bay
by the captain of a vessel lying in the
stream. A boat was sent to pick up the
bONJs WHICH 40 w WCA douOi . uGhi SEuloD
wharf and was there recognized as the body
Of an old colored man named Ford, who
disappeared about sixteen days since, an
account Of the disappearance appearing in
the NelOS Of Jan. %, detailing the finding
of his boat and some articles of clothing.
The body was buried yesterday. Ford, no
doubt, was accidentally drowned while out
on the bay picking up drift wood.
j. e. Creary of the firm Simpson & Co.
Of Bagdad, was in Pensacola Thursday and
gave a reporter Of the NetOs the facts con-
corning the collapse of their large tank last
Wednesday. Mr.. Creary said that the
tank, which had just been finished, had a
capacity $4,000 gallons and stood IS feet
from the ground, on what was deemed to
be solid framework. Wednesday the tank
was filled with weter for the first time and
various parties had assembled to the tor
while il was being filed. Suddenly the
framework collapsed and the huge tank fell
to the ground and was converted into a
mass Of splinters. Fortunately no one was
near It when 1t fell.