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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-24

sible for us to determine upon whom
blame should be laid. no statements
having been secured from the dying
man"
In the course of his charge to the
Jury Coroner Williams said:
You are called to sit as a jury in
this I.atmer homicide, the most i'm
portant case the authorities Of Brook
Ign have been forced to determine fol
years. II is needless to review for you
the lengthy testimony that has been
given, as | feel confident that You art
quite as familiar with what has beer
said as | am.
Representatives from the coronerS
office repeatedly tried to get some word
from the dying man that might give
the authorities some clew. These rep
resentatives were prevented from do
ing their duty by the hospital authori
ties. | have no direct charges to make
against any one connected with the
hospital. but certainly some one was
guilty of gross negligence in keeping
our men out.
IF the hospital authorities had acted
as they should have acted and had
permitted a representative of the coro
ner or the coroner himself to Get nm
antemortem statement from Albert c,
Latimer, there is no doubt that much
of the mystery that surrounds thp
homicide would have been cleared
away"
Amateur Detectives story.
Only two witnesses We're examined
before the case went to the Jury. Hen.
ny j. Parker, an insurance admission
who said he was employed by Albert
G. Latilner, told sensa tional story of
shadowing William Tuthil at Ioti.
mer's request. Tuthill as he listened
to the testimony said
THAT fellow Is lying. His descri,,
ton OF Bert Latimer is not corror,
He is tangling himself up now. If is
evident to all here that the fellow is
lying"
Parker testified that Iatinrr ,ool
him to Tuthills house ana that h.
watched it until he saw Tuthill come
out. He then watched the Lutjmn,
house and Swallowed Tuthill and Mrs
latimcr, Tuthill visited the Latimn
house, Parker said but he never sa,r
Mr.. Tuthill and Mrs. Latimer moo,
elsewhere, and he never saw anythjno
indiscrrct in their relations.
Mary Fitzgerald, servant omnlovod
in house opposite the I.atimor hom,
in Hancock street, testified that NJ,
Latlmer came to the window while HI
wife was on the roof of the varo,,[.
screaming and shouted weakly rn,
help. She testified also that she cow. -
man who was not policeman ON th,
roof of the Latimcr house jmmodio4,
after the shooting.
Great interest was manifested :,
ThrkrrS appearance at tho inn,oa,
lie had been arrested earlier il, th.
day to insure his testifyinr and ha1
told sensational story of alleged ro,
olAtions made to him by Lotimor y.
%ardng Tuthill and Mrs I,ti,,
These revelations he was not allow,
to repeat at the inquest. Vt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-24
FIRST COUNCIL
Continued from Page

the old fashioned seats in the n en the
t trst V class smoking carriages ~ u En- En-,
1 Mss, t eastern railway system OF hn
gland,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-24
GunbOnt SCORPION Aground,

Newport, Il. l., July 24.-The gun,
boat Scorpion, scout of the north At.
lantic fleet, is aground in the upper
harbor
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-24

The late John W. Mack 1syo Is Sum sam
to have bequeathed an t en- Ens1an d4A
to Catholic institutions IN FLY 'aD
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-24
ICES AND SHERBE'

c instantly N baud Al II:
ice cream an7 c1lS soda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06

Eli anciano miro a su d>scfpulo;
5u sinceridad era notorkT
No dudabsl de vg<stra inten-
ci6n; dudaba d-nicaHente de vues-
tro acierto.
-Gracias, gra6ias.
-Preparabats vos mismo las do
sis.
-Yo mismo.
y la mezclsbais Ia liulona7a?
Ri doctor Schultz se encargaba
de clio de tra5r la iarrs COZ la
limonada. compuesta aqui, d la
cabecera de 81 CANA.
La estancia de la enfefIna
lesta cerrada?
-Nunca.
-4Qu6 personas suelen entrar
squi?
La hija Gle IL enferma, Paula
Baltus, el doctor Schultz, 10 enfar-
mera y yo.
Durante este, dialogo, E1ulee
habfa ruelto IN tanto en ST, y,
atreviendose intervenir exc1anlo:
-lSefIor, miei1tras discutfst mi
madre agonizai Si va conoceis Ell
NAL. indicad ell remedio.
-Qnerida nifia, teneis raz6a y
debeis encontratnos cruelesl pero
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06

autes de procedef a llada, neeesi
taba fijar los hechos. Ahore, senior
Schultz, 6cuanto emetico habeis
admint>trado?
--Uuos veinte centAgram s.
--Bien; pero esq agente no basta,
porque ignoramos Ia, caatidad de
veneno ab5orbifa. Prepared al
punto una decbci0a de tdain0 y
traed aqua tIbia. E5 precise linn
piar ese est6mago por complete.
E medIco segundD sali6 Viva
mente: 81 ancIano de acerc6 de
nuevo al lecho; la respiration ID La
loca era siemprs diffail. Y 81 mira.
da segufa fija, aunqne la contrac-
ci6u de sus mi scul )s habfa dIsm :
nnido mucn0.
- Hijo mfoi dip en- cuanto
hubo salido el doctor Schultz. -
sE.tais seguro de ese hombre?
ST. senior.
gle teneis pcr medico instrui
dc, y sobre TODD p'Dr h 0 N b c
honrado?
--Pnr am bas cosas.
49, Esa Paula Bsitils des parieu :
"a die la epfermaq
-. No tai; pero tieue tant0 mAF
interss en 81 cnraci6n cue Yo'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06
pAttr,A BALTUs EL MEDfco DE Las LOGAs

Lorenzo. palido de espanto, COM
i,rendiendo Que habfa cafdo en- un
lazo, fu6 retrucediendo hasta dar
con ell muro.
-tDIos mfol balbuce6 - 5Que
sjgnifica estoP
no 10 esperabais, 6nO s yer
HAdP Ga decfais. este imbecil de
Claudio, tendido en- su lecho por
ciDco 6 SETS dfas, cCmpleta el ne
kocio de mi amb, que qulere ale
iarle de Paris POr desgracia Vues-
ira, ell inbecil sabe mas que Vos,
sefior intendente, y en- Nantes
como en- Bercy, donde debfais en-
borrachstme, serGia vos Ell . que
d1ede debaio de la mesa.
-lEste hombre es ell I)iab.o en-
personal Todo 10 sabe.
- Sc mucho continue Claudio,
--pero no 10 Sc TODD. y para saber-
10 necesito ii esta noche 8 Paris.
-6Y vuestrs pierna?
-Nurica la he tenido mejor-
diio Bordeplat dahdo uTa brinco
del lecho que probaba la agilidsd
do sus cimlentos, 5Querdais bur
laros de mf, de IN antique mari
nero? ALTO allaI El sefor Fabricio
tiene miedo de nj, que conozco
sus secretos, hasta ell do melun.
Ahora necesito saber 10 que Ell doc
tor Ritther ha hecho oe q sernra
De)ariviere, de su hi1s y de Matll-
de. Jancelyn. su antigua amiga. Va
ve,is que 10 sc TODD, y que, s. 20 me
obedecGdS ciegamente, os asnuncio
como eomplice de vuestro amo.
II Hso es una calumniaI Mi amo
es IN hombre honrado.
Fsas SON cuentas que arregiara
con Ell Ia Policfs.
A d O m As-prosiguio Lorenzo
con La frepte empapada desudor,-
yO no s9 NADIA, yo no he heGho nada'
Vos sois IN necio uIl compu-
CO; 6adme esa sPun tscion.
-Tomad ID ito LoreElzo tenn
blando.
El ex-marinero desd. bid el papel
Y leyd en alta Voz;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06
SENIOR FABRlCIO LECLERE


Calle de Lor gchamps, NeulIy.-
PARIS.
Detenido8 en- Nantes. Claudio en-
fermo. Cjnco dtas gGhG79s. EStad
t. anquilo.
Perfec tamente -dijo Claudio. -
He aquf una prueha que no deja
nada Que desear, y enriquecere la
collection que va poseO. A otra
cosa. sQue Suma os ha dado el Sc
nor Leclere para nuestro viaje y Ia
compra del vapor?
-Treinta mil frances.
Dadmelos.
-Pero.
-ICa1onazo de B lest! D3dmelos
pronto.
Lorenzo tuvo ell dItimo intento
de rebellion.
-;Daros este dinero! Entonces
sois un ladr6n.
FL marinero did IN terrible pu-
fIetazo que rompi6 el marnlol de
de la mesa de noche, y dijo con
VOC de trueno:
No digais ESQ, lcuerno Gle Sae
tanasl No vuelvas q decirlo 8 tie
estrangUlo. Tomo este dinero para
devolverselo los que despoia Ell
canalla de ia smo. -. iDamelU
prnnto pob.e de I'll
EI tono la actitud de Claudio
no admitfan replica: ell mayordomo
com prendi6 que toda resistencia
era indtil y entreg0 la cartera con
los hilletes.
Claudio examtno Ell conbenid0
para convencerse de que los treinta
biIletes &c mil frances estaba COM
pletos.
-Eien dijo ahora escuchad-
me.
Lorenzo Sc dei6 cser en- uns. sIlla
y mnrmuro:
Os escucho.
-Vais a quedaros aauf fcn Pc
I drillo: yo deiare al due no del b tel
/ la cs ntidad necesaria para vulsstros
/ gastas, v no os movereis dc aqni,
| ni escrIbireis. nj telegrahareis 4
hadie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06
BfBL1orEoA be- ala DEMooRActA.

= ST; solo ese terrible vege Gal ha
podido deterfnfnar los Vertigos de
la enferma, dejSndtla pr fin in
sensible, inerte. Su nirada tia.
sus pupilas Vidriosas :. todo este
es obra suya.
isl nor! = haibuce6 Jorge. : Yo
me lnclino ante yuestra autorIdad;
Vos DO podeis engafIaros no os
enganais; pero permitidme una
pregunta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06

-dCualP
-dQuien ha debido dsfle Ell Ve4
memo Gu os efectcs rsconoceis?
--VosC tros.
mo, mil veces nloi-exclam6 Ell
ioven con violencia. mi una sols
gotta de doturd eStronionio ha entra-
do en- los me1icamelntos admins.
trados 4 esta ell fernla. IDudar de
mi palabfe, es dndat de mi honorl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06

salldas della Capital y Bayam6n
sim nuItSneamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06
Sam Juan

r, T,wMocRAofA Sc encuentra de VEN
!, an Ia, egtableoimientcs siguientes
" se6orea Allen Comps Plaza Al
funso XII.
Farmacia r. FL. Patron, Ssn Justo ..
id. Zerbf, Puerta-tierfs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06

ltttn erario de Trenas Vapores que regira
dssds ell dia Il de Septiembrs de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06
FRITE, LUNDT c co.
PONG E, n. R.

CasGs en- MayGgsteS y San J~G'a.)
RmnauerOs y cOmEsEOmAst@s
GENTES
d, las siguientes compahfas de vaporea
Hamburg American Lhmo
Hamburg.
"a VELOCE
Geneva.
Revv York and PtO. RAcO =. G.. Co
New York.
MOnson Steamship Line,
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
vapOres COrreOs de sObrinOa do Herrera
Habana.
Galveston West ANdfos .. o. Co.
Galveston.
De las siguientes Compaffaa de Ase;a.
CUR, B contra incendlo.
LA BALOIsE,
HAMBURG BREMENSE,
AACHEN & MUNICH.
ASEGUROS MAR1TIMOS
Norte GermAnica.
RcDroscmG@mGeg
del Board Of Underwriters OF new KorK'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06
No pasara

VOCABULAEIO GEOGRAFICO de- los
Estadog Onidos pOr don Narciso Varona de
venta en- esta tmprants IS centavoa eiem-
plar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06
I'ITULO ".
G A /, ITuI.O % X

0efAI.1
TITULO ".
cAPITULO
E'lAmfnese Ia palabra eIosuIar1 del titulo
del cATntulo, do conde cuiera que 90 encuen.
tEe en aicho cspftnlo antepussta Ia paIabra
dc GSRnidRd.9
art. lss. Despu6s de las palabrae xuom-
brara el GobernadOr mn Director de Ssnided, y
1nseTtenee las pslabras Gcon In Aprobaci6n y oil
conseniimiento del Conssio Eiecutivo,S ell
mlnsse ell resto del arttculo
ART $50. Dsspuea de las palabras sPueF-
to-Rco,S slfmfnense La pa'Abras gcobrsTA IN
suetdD de tres mil dollars (S3 0O0l an1ales y.1
Dsspues de las palabras e.eyes sanitarias1 ell
IMMENSE las palabrDs evgentes de Puerto RI
co.3 Elimfnense Ian palabrAs sE ttudiar& con
especis iidad,s ins6rtese iugar Ii psiA
bra eformRrS.S Deapue8 de- las palRbras <ssta-
dfsticas dsmogrSfcas do L. lila. elimfnesa Ell
contenido hasts conculr ell periodic, Inssr-
tando Id conjunction Sy,S unir& la anterior
orsefon las palsbras gal reqaerfrsele, darS y
Sc una coma. y eimfasnss las palabrss sd
otras Juntas Insulares,a 8 tns6rtenss en- 81 lu-
gar Sinsular municipal.p
Art 100. Elimfnese In palahrA S:onsulti-
vs , '-p 5rtese Ia paiabra superior
hinfnese donde diue <incurrIr& en- Smis-
dsmeanoy.1 ins6rtsse <ssrS castigado con
erreglo al O6digo PenalD
Art. 1876. mfness ell artfcuo 8 inserts-
se & su veg &C. Director die Ssnidsd, de acuer-
do con ls Junta Superior de SAnidad, nombra-
RI por 10 m6oos dos Insp0ctores de Sanidad
Art. 1877 Dsspr6s de las palabras xDirec-
tor de Sanidao0 ins6rtense las pAlabras az q la
Junta Superior de Sandal; 10 elimfuenss en- ell
mtsmo artculo las paabras <ests le,Y 8 inser-
tess &se le,9 mas adelante, eltminense las pa
labrss Gsl Directors ina6rtese la II. aba xae1
Art. 1913, 199. ID iminese Ia paIabra <Insu-
larS donde quiera que yAy& procedida de In
palabrR gDirector.@
Art. 199. Elimfnesa la palabra <ordana-
rSo en- la frase gal Conseto Ejscatvo ordena-
rS,S int6ftense las palabras: Soodrk adtori
zarS Dsspr6s de las palabras <4i Tesorero de
Puerto Rico,s e.imfnese ell resto del ariisulo,
8 ins6rtese 10 qua sigoe: epara qre deduzcs de
cusleaquiers fondos debiios Qas pertenecie
ZEN la dicha ciuiad puebln. Ia suma que Sc
gastase EN- ls snsodtcha ohra>
Art. 200. e imfnase.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06

Destro2Os On terra

D6StrO2OS 8n terra
Sigusn recibi6a 6adose teIagramas proceden-
hes de Madrid d2ndo cuenta de los destrozos
causados por los d;timos tenn porales principal
msnte on las costas norte noFoeste.
Naufragios
Sc tienen noticias de algnnos naufra gios
de vAporss costeros de muchos botes pesca.
dcres que han deaa pare edo.
Suscri pciones populares
Sc organizsn en- toda Espsha grandes sus
cripcionas popularea para socorreF las much has
tamilias que han quedado Ia mayor indi-
gsncia.
SerViCio militar
El acsu&l ministro de Ia guerra general
Weyler h presentado d as Uort4s un proyec-
10 de ley declarando el servicio rniitar obiiga-
torio.
10 que SO senala
Sc sefiala Il de instruction por 10 me-
nos no So modifcan en- nada las escaIas de
Teservas.
No pasarA
Sc cree que ell proyecto no pasar6, sobre
todo en- ell Ssnado, donde Sc ie pr lara una
tuerte oposiei6n, puas hay una gran mayorfa
partidaria de Ia redenci6n mstaica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-06

Daspues de las palabras e. a gobiarncS
infertsse &1nvos rfglame tos deber6n apro-
sados Por el Attorney Generals, y eIimfnese oil
Testo del srtieulo.
ART. 15S e fnfnese In paIAbre &C oberpa-
dor,s tns6rtense las palabras <Astorney Ga
neraI.3
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-25
Good Soldier Went Mronn-

Chicago, Dec 23.-First Sergeant
William H. Russell, of company c,
Twentieth United States infantry, has
committed suicide by shooting himself
in the head. Russell received his dis.
charge Dec 2, together with over $500
in back pay and allowances. He re.
enlisted the next day and was granted
a three months furlough He start.
ed to spend his furlough and his
money by buying a barrel Of beer for
his old company Since that time,
20 days ago, he had spent his entire
saings. The body is now at Fort
Sheridan awaiting instructions from
mis- relatives, who live in North Caro-
lima. Russell was SO years old and
unmarried. He enlisted nine years
ago from Kansas, served against the
Indians, in Cuba and in the Philippines
He was well known marksman and
had good army record.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-25
HARD TIMES IN ORIENT.
Failure of Crops Presage Great Suffer.
ina In Near Future.

Yokohama, Dec. 4, via San Francisco
Dec. 23-Reports of poor crops and
prohibitive prices fer the staple ma.
tive feed reach the Hong Koag Tele.
graph from all quarters Great dis.
tress IS reported froHs annoy and Swa.
tow, while similar accounts reach that
Paper from Singapore and other south.
ern ports. Kwangsi and Kwangtung
have experienced similar failures with
the result that the Canton situation
is very grave. As for the Philippines,
the rice crop in Pogasinan. Camarines
and other minor provinces has been
a failure Saigon. the chief export.
ing port Of the Philippine supply. has
also suffered in its crop, though the
drouth and the market there has ad.
yanced practically so per cent since
the beginning Of the year At pres.
ent thai district is bare Of rice and
is trying to cancel contracts 1t is
said that soon no rice will be obtain.
able until the new crop comes in Feb.
ruary
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-25
=771-g JEwsLRY ROBBERY
Affects Notable. 81 zo guns.

Affects NOtaDles . " fund.
New York, D1 IN trains between
j ]. ,.5s and London. has u ondon CORE
r%5is The Herald
spondent. nj carfarvon was rob
The countess s 400 worth Of her jew
bed Of a9oa on the way from Paris ts.c TO
elry Wine C Sunday. So far no trace
Of thieves has @.l @s' ca +9sl left the
Lord ,t and On r~- sunday morning an and
Hotel h-.1 ~ the Care Du NoFd' Ine
proceeded 10 .r sre in small green
ladys l sss in dress basket y;,+ when bar
tray pam and locked, WIN ne, ne5
was sJIa. L,,, il was duly registered
and. han g,5o G earl and countess arrived
tues 5.,..o-to station about O'Clock IN
at Nlc'oE . and thence drove to their
town mo aou noticed after the baggage had
1t was an ng5 indoors that the dress bas-
been taken Hooked, Locke It was at once
ket was and Nd the jewelry sought for
S S,i,t +ba thief or thieves had cleaned II
but 'ns .o ,1 replacing the tray and
o CLOSING the dressing case. +,u,o .
Ain Although the ro6ber had tlm e 70
d. A all this he does not seem to have
TAKEN 3ato +b nv basket. for some other jew
lnIo - yIo had been packed at the bot
tom were undistur5ed. %
'O mn " articles stolen consisted of Il
n9 goId bangles, 10 brooches, 2
lady's watches several charms and
o+ber trnkets They were all set With
5iaronds and other precious stones.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-25
rvarvthinu For Myers.

Savannah. Ga, Dec, 23.-Mayor Her
roan MYERS was waited upon at the
aitv exchange yesterday by large del
oao+ions from three of the district
orfza+ions of the Citizens club. He
1ros urged to run for reelection as
mavor He promised to run if he
rnou,d receive the nomination. There
a. M question that he will be the
choice of the faction and that he will
be elected.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-25
cholera Not powned In phIIIppInes

San Francisco, Dec. 23.-The trans
port Thomas brings news of a new
cholrea outbreak in Manila. When the
Thomas left there 80 cases of cholera
were being reported daily. Manila
surgeons arriving on the Thomas say
that the disease is raging unchecked
in the southern provinces. In Iloilo
the death rate is very heavy and the
authorities seem powerless to check
the epidemic
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-25
Mosby's colored Guard Dead,

New York, Dec 23.-The funeral Of
Aaron Burton, the colored body guard
of Colonel John F. Mosby, the well
known confederate leader, was held
at the home of his daughter in Brook
Ign. He was 80 years old, and had
lived in Brooklyn for seven years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-25
Following Custom.

"Whoop% yelled the excited inebriate
as he rushed into the hotel. ''I'm ter
ror! I'm man eater! I'm the biggest
gun that ever hit the pike! Wow|
ITS customary" remarked the
bouncer as he gazed at the subsequent
wreck outside, when Il gun is loaded
to fire it,"-Baltimore News.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-25

The Second Story MAXWELL, Bill.
how's business?
The Bank Burglar-Well. we're. haV-
in lot of competition from de fellers
on de inside.-Puck.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-25

Grains arrive AZ ard depart from Central
% Georeta Raj way passerper station.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-25

80 ol a m
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-25

Il 50 . N
At 90 n n,
AZ
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-25
TOR SALE.

500 acres Al miles of railroad, 100
acres in saw timber. Only az acre.
Easy payments.
1,400 acrep, with large framed resi-
dence, suited largely for grazing.
Only SO acre. This is a snap il You
want farm or grazing land.
200 acres, one mile of Americas. 70
acres IN forest on which there is 81 ,5OC
worth OF wood. $40 acre, half cash,
balance one. and two years.
600 acres, 4 miles out, 100 acres in
original forest, oak, hickory and pine,
400 acres open, running water. Rent
1s bales cotton. Only IS acre to quick
buyer.
120 acres half mile Of thriving rail-
road station, churches and schools.
Rent $3.50. Price $4,000.
Come to see me If you are interesfe d
in city or country property.
P.B.WILLIFORD,
1903 Cotton Avenue.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-09-12
EFFORT OF MAPPING A BRAIN,

scientific Tests to Discover Control of
Limbs and Muscles.
Eminent surgeons have long endeav-
ored to find out precisely what parts of
the brain control the various muscles
and limbs of the body, with view to
ascertaining therefrom new ways Of
treating diseases of the nervous sys-
TEN. Sufferers from such complaints,
especially such as cause interruption
of the muscular action, may have rea-
son to bless the memory OF certain
great apes who have cO-operated un-
selfishly with and without being con-
suited by some British scientists and
surgeons in a series Of privately con-
Quoted experiments to demonstrate new
facts about the brain, says the London
Leader.
Though the scientific partnership
was fatal to the apes, they lived ad-
mIred and died universally respected,
and their photographs viii be handed
down in medical history. Studies Of
the brains Of the higher apes have
shown that their composition was suf-
ficiently like that Of man to justify the
belief that investigations made on these
brutes would furnish knowledge about
the human brain. To understand the
experiments thoroughly 1t Is well to re-
member that the brain may be roughly
divided into two great pOrtions-the
frontal and the occipital-which are
separated by the assure Of RolandO.
This assure extends across the top Of
the human head and down on each side
at about the region Of the temples.
All that part Of the brain which lies
in the front OF it-that is, the brain
that is over the eyes and fills out the
frontal region Of the head-is known as
the frontal lobe. This frontal lobe. It
has been found. does almost all the
work Of ordering and controlling the
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Immense fortunes have been made
out of the banana business. Revenues
do not accrue alone from the sale Of
the fruit, for the leaves are used for
packing; the juice, being strong in
tannin, makes an indelible ink and shoe
blacking; the wax found on the under
side of the leaves is a valuable article
OF commeree; manila hemp Is made
from the stems, and Of this hemp are
made mats, plated work and lace
handkerchiefs Of the finest texture:
moreover, the banana is ground into
banana -four. The fruit is to be sold
for dessert Is ripened by the dry
warmth of faring gas Jets In the stor-
age places in which ii Is kept, and
care has to be taken to prevent soften
ing or overripenlng. The Island Of
Jamaica yields great crops Of this use
full and mop1y-making fruit.