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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11

ruies on motion Of Mr.. SnwaII =,
Resolve III favor Of r. d. Loavi..
'lsead q second time and passed L
ehgrossed under Suspension
rules on motion Of Mr.. Sewau &c = me
Resolve III favor OF L. NJ. g."
'head y second time ana passed s&
eHgrOsSed under a suspensio, e
W. on motion 81 Mr.. Sewall Of H,,h1
Certain petitions praying ro n''A'
amendment 10 the constitution 81 az
me rate OF taxation on wild land. 10y
ne Changed, came from tho Son, nay
lerred to tie committee on ,ax,,i,. e'
on-concurrence. 10
Inc House rcceded and copcu,,,
win the Senate in its reference ei
Resolve providing for an amsns
10 the constitution relating In tho'
aiion OF lands in unincorporate, go"
shlps ana of wild linds. So c,,,.,
Plantations, referred in tho yo,,a' "
the committee on legal affair.
from the Senate referred 70 ,bs oiDs
hhlttce on taxation in n-concurro.
Inc House rcccded and coucprr.,
with the Senate i'll its reference
The committee of conference ~
"isaSreelhS action Of the two brand
OF the Legislature in regard IN ,bo I
rowing bills and resolves, rccomma,,
mat the House recedc and concur ,,,,.
the Senate: VIE
An Act t" change the nano n q,
Dover Gas Light COMPANY.
An Act to authorize the tow, ne
cha!llc Falls to acquire certain n,nna.,'
ana rights in the Mechanic Fails n.
rfacturing Co. '4a"'
An Act for TIC protection Of esh :
Dead. Railcy ana Levaosalcr bro,L.
the town of brooks, ana Waldo IN i
county Of Waldo. "''
Resolve in favor Of In, to,rr /,
China. u
Resolve in favor Of I-ia Ycatnn is,
CIV % John 6eaton, late OF the Tbir,
Maine Battery.
Resolve in favor Of the town Of Chi.
sea.
Resolve in favor Of the town !,
Vienna.
Resolve in favor Of the town n
Lite hfield.
Resolve in favor OF the town of Vas.
SalbOrO.
Resolve in favor Of the town -
Wayne.
Resolve in favor of III" town u,
Farmin gdale.
Resolve in favor Of the town of Wr:t
Gardiner.
The House cnn"urrcd with the Senate
III accepting the report 5l the confer.
cnce committee. the rules were sus.
pended and The several acts and re.
solves We're referred TO the appropriate
committees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
Passed to be Engrossed.

An Act t" provide for the appoint
mcnt Of receivers 81 corporations.
An Act in relation To the taxation Of
mortgages on real estate.
An Act to authorize the Sanford
Light and Power Company to increase
IT'S capital stock, and to acquire and
purchase rights of the Atlantic Shore
Line to furnish light. heat and power
in the town Of Sanford
An Act To extend the charter of tho
Union River Water storage company.
I'm Act relating to the Bar Harbor
and Union River Power Company.
An Act To extend the charter of the
Fish River Improvement Comuallv.
An act relating 70 plumbers and
plumbing.
An act To confirm thu organization of
the Sebcc Power 90. and amend its
cnarter extending it's CORPORATE DOW
crs and purposes.
An act to amenl Section y of CHAPTER
io6 OF the private AL special laws of
1870 entitled An act creating the Nor.
way Village Corporation"
An actto extend tn. charter Of the
IuchIieH1 W atcf rover and Electric
Light Co.
An act to authorize the construction
and maintenance OF a wharf into the
tide waters " Casco bay on the island
OF Little Chc5eaguc. situated in the
county of Cumberland and the CITY of
Portland Maine.
An Act to authorize f. s. Everett
and others to erect and maintain a
hart into the lid" waters of Casco
bay in the town Of Treerort
An act to amr;.d SCION % Of Chan
ter IS of the Revised Statutes, relating
to orders for service.
An act to ieguliZe and make valid the
acts of Phillips Village Corporation.
An act to amend Section 101 of Chan
ter of the Devised Statutes relating
to harbors.
An act to amend Section 8. Chapter
"a. of the Revised Statutes relating tn
notaries public.
An act to l"gaiZe and make valid
the acts Of the Phillips Village corpor-
alton.
An act tn extend and amend the
charter of the Wltcrlillc and Wi,s,ow
Bridge co.
An act To amend Chapter 39l of tho
Private and Special Laws for the var
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11
HOUSE..
FRIDAY. March !

Friday. March 10Th 1903
PRAYER IN Rev. Mr. Ciarl. Of Gar
diner.
Journal Of yesterday read ana ap-
proved
rapcrs from the Senate disposed Of
in ccr!crrr.'ICc.
Resolve i'm favor Of the town of
Phippsburc. came from the joint order
mi referred to the committee on
claims.
The House suspended the joint order
and referred the resolve to the COM
mittee on claims i'll concurrence.
An Act authorizing the town OF
Stoniugton to issue bonds for the pur-
pose of erecting schoolhouse. came
from the Senate having been received
in that branch under Il suspension of
the joint order and read three times
and passed Ia be engrossed under d
suspension of the rules.
The House suspended the joint order
in concurrence and the bill received
it's three several readings and was
passed to be ergrossed under Il sus-
pension of the rules in concurrence.
Senate Bills on First Reading.
An Act authorizing the Governor
and Council to execute contract for
water for the State Capitol. (Read
three times and passed to be en-
crossed under a suspension of the rules
on motion Of Mr.. Higgins of Limerick.)
An Act to amend Chapter 266 Of the
Public Laws Of 1899. as amended by
Chapters 12S of the Public Laws Of
S99, I59 and 1871 of the Public Laws Of
1901 and IS and 2l2 of the Public Laws
Of 1903. relating to the militia. (Read
three times and passed to be en-
crossed under a suspension of the
rules on motion of Mr.. Higgins of Linn
erick.)
Resolve in favor George G. Weeks.
tRead "a second time and passed to be
engrossed under suspension of the
rules on motion of Mr.. Higgins of
Limerick)
Resolve in favor of l.. {. Morse.
(Read second time and passed to be
engrossed under a suspension of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-11

The following petitions. bills etc,
"cre presented and referred:
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Merrill OF SI>o vinegar: Petit
ton of Rainbow Grange Of North
RrookSville for the referendum of
Curtis Dursin and T. others of North
RrOcksvillc for same. of NJ W. NJ
Knight and IS others OF Poland for
same: of Excelsior Grange Of Poland for
same.
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
BY MIR. Nash Of Damariscotta: Re
solve in favor Of the town Of Bristol
accompanied by statement of facts.
tReccived under Suspension Of the
rules.)
BY Mr.. Buz.cll Of Old Town: Resolve
III favor of s. I. Himball to provide iaT
expenses Of committee on railroads ard
expresses.
Placed on File.
BY Mr.. Smith of Madison: Petition Of
L. J. Washburn and 81 others of Madl-
sen and Anson in favor of bill proVld-
ing for the proper labelling of propric-
tary medicines containing alcohol ana
narcotic drugs: petition of W. H.
blackwell of Madison and so Others Iii
favor of the StursiS bill.
BY Mr. Bliss of Bangor: Petition "i
\. Lime and l. others for law for prop
er Iabe Hing of proprietary medicines
ny Mr.. HowcS of Palmyra: Petition
DR.. T.. \. Porter and five others o,
Pitts:ield for same.
Fly Mir. Morrison of Eden: Petition oi
Rev. :. l.. Hanscom and - others OF
den for same.
Ry Mr.. Millikcn of Island Falls: To-
titiGn of Ernest q. Taylor and IL 9th
crs of China and Albion for same.
I:y Mr.. Sewull of Bath: Petition Tor
same.
Ey Mr.. Goodwin of Sanford: P"tiil"h
of T. g.. Sawyer and others for same.
by MIR. I.ougcc Of New Limerick: re-
ti;ior Of joseph w. ChurnoS and u
OtherS for same.
Ky Mi. Cobb Of Gardiner: Petition OF
Rev. LanSdon Quimby and Others =
Gardiner for same.
BY Mr.. Nash Of DdnariScotta: f'"'
ton of c. II. JolIannct and "a others
for same.
By Mr.. Martin Of R,Imford: P"th'"'
of +. +. bartlett ana 50 others pr's''"
for i law which will cloth our ~
Executive with more power TO chi"''
State laws; petition Of J. y. N''c a.
{ others for law for the proper id"''
ling If medicines.
Hv MIR. Goodwin of Sanford; Peii''"'
of Alexander Hamilton and j. o'"ci'
Of Sanford for same.
BY Mr.. TSarrows of Newport rev.
ton of F. L. Redmond. NJ. De- ana y
ot hers of Corinna for same: OF CharieS
Do,rhorp and 4 others of COrirlna ior
same. >,
Ev Mr.. Milliken of Island Falls: re-
tition of 7. II. Moons and ~ otilcr"
I,ortupe for same: of T.. G. Hooper, NJ
n and 1. others of Fairfield FOR sah'e'
of W. s. Pullen and Il others oi MOI
son for same; of Rev. Maurice Du''""'
and 90 others of North Haven lor stun.
By Mr.. Morrison of Eden: Petiir'"
-. Mcdonald and "A others in ID
yor of the Sturgis bill.
BY Mr.. Bunker of Arson: Pctltioii VI
Harry l.. Ryder and IS others OF All
son in favor of the Sturgis Dill.
Taxation.
Nv Mr.. Jordan Of Cape Elizabeth: r.
tition Of Fred c. Hawkes. and % ON.
ers OF Windham in relation to taAa''o'
NJ wild lands.
Rv Mr.. Baxter Of Portland: Petition
!, :. .,nodhue and q others ~
same; OF Haskell & Jones and QUIZ
for same: Of John n. Bracy ana . ~"
tcontinued on Page Fouro
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ported same fought to pass. Report
accepted.
The same senator for the same COM
mittee on bill AN Act to amend Sec
ton 81 of Chapter .: of the Revised
Statutes relating tn liens" reported
that same fought to pass Report ac-
cepted.
Mr.. Putnam for the committee on APP
preparations and financial affairs. on
resolve in favor of William n. Reid,
State binder. reported same Ought to
pass" Report accepted.
Mr.. Tupper for the committee on ed
ucatiOn on resolve to provide for COM
pletion of the residence Of the principal
of the Western State Normal school at
Gorham. reported that the same ought
to pass" Report accepted.
Mr.. Mills for the same committee on
bill AN Act to amend Chapter 223 of
the Private and Special Laws of 1908
in relation to the establishment of A
private Normal school at Pressure Isle
in Aroostook county reported that the
same fought to pass" Report accept
ed.
Mr.. Stetson for the committee on in
idhu 'iSheileS ana game on Dill AN
Act to extend the close time on caribou
| and to amend Chapter D of the Re-
vised Statutes relating to inland fish
cries and game, reported same in new
| draft under same title and that it
Fought to pass On further motion by
| the same senator the bill and accom-
| panying report were tabled for print
| ing pending the acceptance of the re-
port.
| Mr.. Pierce for the committee on
claims on resolve in favor of the city
OF Portland. for reimbursement for
amounts spent for relief of soldiers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
THEY EAT MoSOUTTOS.
Young Fish Make Short Work OF
WriQElers.S

last March some 100 whitefsh were
born In the hatchery OF the New York
Aquarium. and they have now grown
TO an average length OF about two
Inches. Naturally such httie fishes
wicn born under the conditions Of ma
ture. would feed on minute forms OF
animal life usually present Ia water,
buf in the Aquarium IL was necessary
10 provide food collected by man. First
they got herring roe chopped up very
aoe aud strained through cheesecloth.
Later they were given finely chopped
liver, but now they are partoking OF
FISH dellcacy IN the way Of mosquito
larvae.
Tor two or three years the aquar uri
has had q mosquito exhibit. show inS
The various interesting periods ia tie
lie Of a mosquito. One OF these, iaiis.
| lliar 70 most Of us. Is the. wFiggler 81
The raln-watcr barrel and o. staenan'
/ POOLS and ponds. The aquarium col
! lccf0r oftcn comes across places wber,
perhaps q half "A hundred Thousand
wrs@giers can be ecooped up In gailoi
Of water. and 30 81 has been no dififul
l matter 70 proyice an ample supply o
i've food for the tiny white nzh. am
other babies OF fhe bnny tribe bein'
lnrtincIa!!y reared.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
AGE OF,A COMMON CROW.
Tag Would Indicate That One Lived
More Than Twenty Years.

George NcCarren. n farmer living
near this city. has just received
much priced little aluminium plale
r,.r~l-ad rs follows: Return 10
george NcCarren. Orryille, Ohio,
with which an interesting story Is con
George NfcCarrcn. Sr.. father 81 the
man who received the Asde billet OF
.tumiuum. was an eccentric natural
ist and spent much tine In the STUDY
of birds and insects. During McO9I-
ten's youth. about twenty years ago iic
saws he remembers being told 10y ms
father. the elder McCarrcn. or dis
mite the latter had had with a fellow
naturalist OF Akron. Ohio. as 10 the
ar,. 60 be attained 10y common crow
and finally 10 settle the matter Nc
rarren attached an aluminium tag 10 4
eroyv capturcl In the fields and sent
/ the bird forth with the plate securely
fastened TO its neck 10y wires. 4 ne
i le-.ud on The plate requested the
finder TO return IL 10 McCarren IN case
Iauythlug should happen 10 the bird.
As McCarrcn. jr. remembers IT, th'
TWO men made bet as 10 whether th'
/ plate would Poe returned within tWen'.
years. II tile crow was killed or ule'
Itlcv counted on the little billet belhi
found and returned 90 the address, "i
the plate. If this were not returne'
thev believed IL would be sufficient ev.
iacnce that the bird would Zoe Su'
alive NcCarren bet that the plat
would not be returned within ina
time: hence he won the bet. The croN
was shot by q farmer boy name
Anglers in Holmes county retehlt
ana the billet returned 10 the son OF IN
hcttor. the elder McCarren having Gle
before he could realize the proceed
aud the satisfaction OF winning M
wager. The little billet Is hl4hi
priced 10y the McCarrens as i III
.mento OF the fathers eccentricity.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
USE or HERE'S DECLINING
Good Old Remedies Our Crandlathers
Dug In Moods Have Passed Away.

In the VILLAGE Of Greenwich. England
I'm = or,atut old street where the build
irs..s are 50 thick that they tansle
themselves together in knot. there Is
q queer little shop with tisl over tne
door that reads, "An Herb Tor livery
Pain"
ON the shelves Of this shop are 20 be
found hundreds Of different kinds OF
herbs FOR the cure Of all bodily AL
meuts. Thereon b. found an the Old
time herbs that our grandnotner- USED
20 have hanging around the "a4is on
the kitchen and stored away ID tie al
tic. ready 10 be- made into teas aAo
syrups ia case Of sickness.
People who still have Oid-fashioned
ideas about health and sicl.ncss 9"
there for buglewced. eumach. winter
Green. Sassafras. cauoiulic, i-rcnpiil-
yellow dock. catnip, cherry bars. nlul-
/ ieln. extract OF oats, lo5tila and -
lon All these herbs have the Teyhia-
ton OF beng good for some one OF
more ailments. Cafnip f0r nervous
ueSs. sassaIras for the blood. FOREGROUND
and t,Oncscf Tor colds. slllacls ior sore
throat. wIutergrcen for rheumatism, To-
lbeiia as an egnetic IA ease Of poisoning
lfuuliesn FOR consumption. etc
Nearly all Of these herbs are MADE
Into teas. Sassafras tea. boleset Tea
land catnip tea are brewed and serves
leifher cold or hot Among TIE man.
Hundreds Of herbs shat are sold ln TIA
little shop are some that are nfaQi'
lpoisons. and they are labeled and son
luoder the same restrictions AZ oihe
polsons.
The good old remedies that oc
xraudfaflers hunted sDd cug In th
woods. those that ogr grandMother
planted and fen4ed In the gardfi
lhave Gwen way 80 harmful remedies
10 drug that leave tise patient ln
worse condition than when he bexa
ithrir NE. We believe u has been
!snirfake 20 give Ep the old remedies
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
Rational Forest Cutting.

The rulcs and regulations adopted 10y
q large lumber company I'm Louisiana.
which has seen Gf to cooperate WIN
ths Bureau of Forestry Of the Depart
rrrut ~ Agriculture. provide Tor the
c-ttir- Of Sis timber So that The supply
viii never he exhausted. only the SUR
rlus trees being cut and for THE plant
.n- or 400 cleared areas in young trees.
constantly coming forward to maturity
While our present timber con~nni'-
ff.r IS FAR in EXCESS % the supply CD.
turing trees. 90 IS stated hv On.
Tr-.nu of Forestry THAI if Similar
system of forestry were applied q" at
American forests. Do would insure "n
.m,.i. ard continual supply of lumber
for tile needs ot the nation
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
CARE OF LTTE STOCK N
TRANSIT.

Secretary Wilson's late visit 20
Chicago TO Inspect the Incoming stock
trains and the manner in which they
are loaded with cattle Will lt is
stated. bring about an improved con-
dfiou ln tie handling 81 Interstate
shipments % livestock Ny Wilson
gave the Livestuck ANA Railway Com
uittee. appointed % confer with him,
10 understand thar whsle De expected
them 10 oify Tie law. his department
had no intention - uululy hamper. NJ
~htrruenfs and shat he would modify
certain existing orders. but he de-
mandei II tlem in return that they DO
everything in their power 60 make i've
stock s.zmenfs -rin more humane.
Speaking o. tLe condition ~ cattle
arriving 81 the yards, Secretary wilson
s1ld-
They appeared 20 have been vel
cared for. The. department is not try
iug 20 Impose llarlslips OF the rallHay
o. tie shippers. only 20 secure t-s
( fs-st care Tor tie stock senf out on tht
/ .loof. The railways have not observed
the law. Ia my OPINION a. closely a.
tlev might have done. but / am now
assured that they VIII DO 50. aud ar
anxious 10 cooperate Win Ia
/ Government II they do 50. we VA
have no more trouble over this sues
/ tlon"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09

another Of about 40 colonies IS located
on the roof 81 a store iu the business
portion OF Cincinnati Ohio. and from
which 80 - a. pounds % honey per
colony are usually ohtained each year.
Mr.. Benton. iu SpcakinC or the pres
onr methods ~ hee t-llr are. stated
that IL Is always desirable go have gen
Tee bees. but that other essentials arr
a good smoker and a veil OF black
l,oliuot or Brussels net. 10 draw over
the hat and q pair % gloves preigr-a bly,
81 rubber. may be used at first These
appliances may he safely dispensed
with III the Ccutlest bees are kept.
The Department 81 Agriculture
maintains 8 modern apiary just short
distance from The main building where
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09

A rentle bee, Is such an insect in
pxi<tence2 Surely every thought OF
car honeynakers brings IN an sssocia-
tion Of orr childhood DAYS when we
nes~i to rob the hives and pa-take OF
tho Stored-up sweetness. perhaps 10 oe
amply rewarded with swollen cheeks
aDi hands as a result Of the reSenttuA
nature Of the busy workers -. tnen-
~ announcement from the Depart
rnouf Of Agriculture that IL has dis
covered n <tfnclcSS bee. Or rather a bee
with no inclination 10 sting. comes As
something 81 a shock. making rs wish
that we were children again and acie
10 once more enjoy the hidden treas.
r-rc 81 3 hive Without having projecteai
into our systems the irritating venom
81 the bees sting.
To the hcokcePcr. and especially the
amateur. this discovery OF The bee sA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09

not FAR from the facts In the case. and
he can well point with some pride to
the splendid organization OF his depart
ment at this time. even though much
hue and CRY has been made over the
rcccnt discovery OF graft I'm the stat
tiStical division OF the department. 10
Is only due MIR. Wilson also % say that
IL Is entirely 20 his own enthusiasm
and the enthusiasm and energy with
which ne has imlpucd the corps %
chiefs and assistants which he has
gathered about him that his o.
Dartnent has advanced during his
eight years Of incumecncy by
such leaps and bounds. Although 4
department I'm name-a branch OF the
Cahinet-it was. prior Ia the present
Sccretary's appointment. little more
than a bureau II now takes rank
As one Of the foremost. important and
most popular branches OF the admins
trafion. The cynicS declare that with
less enthusiasm and more caution and
conservatism there would have been
less scandal. The proven facts brought
10 light thus Tar do not. aS mattel
OF fact. disclose anything very terri
HE. or any concert Of action 70 de
fraud the government OF the people
and the individual cases which have
is,cn p~ovcn. and which may ID
proven. have and win H. acccrdc,
| summary action. The hoUScclcaniu'
now in progress wiz undoubtedly hav
\ beneficial effect and any otiicia
accapitations VIII tend 10 improv
future conditions
In the meantime. the Department
/ machinery Is grinding ahead turnin
cut extremely valuable products 10 IA
| American farmer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
BODILY HEAT OF ESKIWOS.
Normal Temperature frequently
Over One Hundred Degrees

Observations made I'm our Alaskan
territory show that the bodily tenn
nerature OF the Eskimo is considerably
higher than that OF Europeans. w ME
the mean temperature OF the party
-,aktr.- the observations. in Dcccmbcr
ana July. was .~l degrees and Hs-l
fcrrecs. respectively. that or the
Tskim0s for the corresponding dates
WAS 1U02 te--rcs and g-.4 degrees
Although the ESbinos i've al fcin-
r,e-ature Of zero EaEreuLC't they. az
fines. seem % Doe totally uacons .1hs
81 the cold around them ANA % cas-
foually open their clothing around IT.,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
D4RYIYc on san JUAN HLL.
Historic SPOT Now the Abiding Place
OF ContcnVcd Cattle

an official o. the Department of Asri-
culture. ln making Investigations in
cuba shortly after the close ~ the
Spanish-Amcricau war. found on Illus
fratiCu OF the old truth that the bust
nf~, az peace follows closely uion the
tracks OF devastation OF war. close 10
The summit Of san Juan Ill., up which
Colone. Roosevelt and his Rough
Riders plunged on that memorable July
day. was found dairy house sufficient
ly large 90 house three or four cattle.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09
SOUTHERN TIMBER SUPPLY.
SUFFICIENT FOR NlTI0y'S DE-
MayDS IF NATIONALLY USED
Young Trees Planted on Cleared
Areas Constantly Coming For
ward 60 Maturity. Thus Making
n Constant SuDpIy.

ward 90 Maturity. Thus Making
n Constant supply
since the vast timber lands OF the
Northyvest have been practically de-
pudea the lumbcrmcn i'm that region are
seeking new fields in the South, for
lumherman IL always lumSerman ana
a pioncer. The yellow pine and hard-
wood forests Of several Of the south
ern states. which have been long
neglected for the lack OF transportation
facilities. have now attracted the at
tention OF northern lumhermen anu tue
southern forests are being visited oN
the railroad and the saw mill Iifnoei
land which few years ago was NVl'
S,1r~ea worth dollar an acre no"
brings from $40 20 S25. and with the
advent Of this practically new hlius
try and increased population. much OF
I fhis land after being logged has Deer
/ disposed Of for agricultural purposes
T mo a large advance over what was pal'
Cor IT with the timber standing. an'
\ has been converted into prosperou
farm homes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-09

waist and expose the.r bare s'-in % The
cold air. fr-f as ONE in Temperate
climate would open Dds coat when
abnormaily warm through Nl'le--
exercise. Arctic travellers L-Fe l'll.l
that rs q rule Tie L-k'los s-Fio Wa4c-
ia their houses and sleep naked
seem as much addicted % c--rE'n-
...e-coll water rs Do flc people 70. lAs
more civilized countries
The Esk.mos construct thor iels
near the roofs % tlelr snow I-is GO
take advantage ~ the heated, "a lA-
pure. air which ascends 10 the ceiling