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Gpfalberid)te ATS @aibinston.
dlteiniegn Sun gaoer 3rp II s.
ftrdei.

utu o. wv -
ftrhe.
Gie Observation-Disclosures 3ions'
8emeinoe, 6. unb N-StraBa Naltor
Garl s. gergner, miro Sonntog
Radmittae, ben .16. September in
iebr ieierlifer @eiie Den igfItein.
gum gau ibrer neilen Stride legen.
lie s5eier nimmt Mahmittaes 3 llbr
ibren Infang, an ipelfer iif) Der
&irhenratb uno Die perihiebenen
@eraine, pic aid Die @lieper unb
Sreunbe Der @emeinbe betbeiligen
iuerben. als 5eitreoner miro fnrf
siren 4aitor ct. j. @. 6. Geihou,
Seeliorger Der ct. Sacobi-airde 81
Miamisbura, Sbio, pel6er 8ormit-
tags IL ltbr cine oeutide Spe5iol.
Yrebigt balten miro bei'm 8ottes.
bienlt in ser Memorial aopelle, mo-.
ielbit Die @enleinbe porlGufi9 lire
@ottesbienitc urb @eriammlungell
abhalt, uno Hohrmittogs bolt Or.
Heifou cine beutihe aniprahe bel
Der gflteinlegung, uno Or. ". 81
Dunbar, Taitor Der ct. Marfs+air.
DIE, Baltimore, Mb, mo Eraies Der
2utberiifen Spnpbe bon Warplano,
piro Die eneliide Heoe bolten. IS
iino aud) Die peribieoeneu llltberi.
ifen Eaitoren ser staot @aibins.
ton, .. g., eingelabeit. Or, Eeitall
lit elmer Der beiten beutiden aon3cl-
reoner oieies 2anbes. am Mbeno
miro er cine enaliid,e Yreoiat boIten.
Gas Troeramm Der MadmittuaS.
5eier miro, ipie fplgt iein: Wulif.
gbcrlieb. Sntroit, @emeinbe : 2ieb
Gin feite 9ur94t @ebet, @erleien
Der beilieeit Sdrift, 2ieo, Tniprohe
bes Yaitors Or. 0,tnbar, @enleinoc.
2ieo, Mhiprade bes Yaitors or.
Neid)dii, GborIieb. Gditeinlegiine
burh Den Haitorrber @en,einbe unb
Die Scrret oes ~airdcnrotbs, sc,
meiuhe,2ieo a9tlm banfet Mae
@ott," @ebet, gater llnier unb &c.
gen. aWi* Ike. .
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Gereini9ten Stnoten mo Brdiibeht
H%oniepelt. 81 i%eiiter Iniiport iprod)
Scfrct0r Hoot ieiile Ireltbe iiber ben
geiltd) in Gcril aus uno nobm 9esug
oltf Die pid)tigitcn Sonoclspprtbeile,
pelde Eerl ourd) Den 9all oes ga
namufonols 5lliolen merben.
tlltide Ourd Die Stoot, I'M Die Saus
minotion 81 beiid)ti9en. Die &olipf-
ltroBen ltno Der gage nlittlere Sbeif
Der Staot moren brilliant beleud)tet.
Cine ungebeitre Meni6enmenqe batte
iif. ein9efuiloen; Die Wilitdnafnlif,
corps ipielten beitanoig uno Ste do
men Eeruancrinnen ilbren III i6Fen
FripotsGQuipogen ourd bic Soupt-
ItroBen. lleberboupt ipar Der gan5e
Gn1pfong elmer Der gIGn5cnolten; Die
man ie in Gina geieben bat.
@oIoous gurppa. F''
Stperpool, IL. Sept. - Gie
oGarmnnia" fubr nit elmer 2aSnlla
@olO i'm @ertbe BON iiber $4,000,
900 ab. .
6iibrer Scr Serrcr it eli
cit genommen
Wosfoli1 II. Sept. 8ldonliir
0th5urp, Der Siibrcr Der ,Mosfalicr
&htbeillng Der n%ilic9cnocn Grippe"
Der Serrorilten, unb FIN &ouptgc.
billie limo bier nod cincm Sample
nit Igenten DER 0ebefnlpoli5ei prt'
boftet morben.y Mo5urp mnrbe yer
munoet. Als Die ggeltten i'm fobs
ten, bot er lie, i'm alli per Stelle 81
t0bten, moblAipiliens, 4ebab ibm ,oie
Sinridtnng ,benoritebt. Wn5urp, Elm
jlngcr 9uridc, par bst leiteltoe8el
bel Dem bier I'M Mdr5 perilbten9nnt-
roltb uno lit alld Ser g%rmorbung oes
Sberlten BON 2oibinifoii pop PEN
8ebeimbienit mabreno bes Nufitdn.
oeS I'M Ge5ember porigen Sabres be
i6uloigt. Gr gilt ais elmer Der be.
O%eutenoiten Siibrer Der gorl5en Sers
roriltcns 8rlppe.
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Nas Metter.

1iir MarpIano uilb ben GiItrift
Columbia bei,te unb morgen 8eipit'
ter, friife iiiblihe @inoc,
@eitern betrug Die bodite Sempe'
rotitr SS @rob Inn 3 llbr Hod)nlt'
tags, ip1brenb Der nieoriglte 5ber'
mometeritonb 70 .@rao Inn leds ubr
Morgens mar. ,
SIN ben iibrigen 9unoes @etter'
i%totionen nurbe folgenbe MorimoI-
9emperatllr regiitrirt; GoItport ga,
HortIonb 10 Bolton SO, Glbonp 50,
Neip.gorf so, TbiIooelpbia 81, ut.
lantic-Gitp so, Cape Mop Is, @o'b-
inaton Sc, Norfolf 80, Sotteras "a,
Charlotte 80, @ilnlingtcn SO, Char
Ieiton sc, Snpannob 80, Sodionpille
so, Supiter IS, aep+gseit SO, gtlonta
80, montgomery 90, Seem SrIeons
80. 8aIeitine so, @olpeIton So, Cor
pis gbriiti 81, Mempbis So, Gincin'
natl SS, Gittsburg Sc, Ssfpego Sc,
Buffalo So, GIepelono 80, Detroit
IS, Ilpenu so, Worqiictte go, Green
Bah 70. Gbicogo 81, Gllutb So, ct.
Saul 6S, ct. 2oilis 81, aanios.Gitp
SO, Smaba 70. Silroit 81, gisnord
60, @iaiiton IS, SABRE SO, 'Selcno
IS. Sa[t 2ofe rs, Ienper ~, Nortb.
Ilutte g., Goose rs, 'Tmorilo 81
unb Sos Ingeles "a.
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Grobcbcn in Gcmaour..

BuaDaquiIs Gcnaoor, Y
September. gB wiro bierber .ee'
melSet, SOB AM Montas @oraen in
Mmbato, Der &aiiptitabt Der Tropint
TunGnrabin, brei groitobe peripiirl
muroen. Im abenb mllrOe Elm iuei'
terer GrbitoB mabrgenommen. Die
gepobner Der Stabt perlieben fire
S1uifr u,o berbradten Die Naht an
ben straBen. Sic Gridiitterunser
apuroen auh in Quito mo beuad9bar'
ten DSrfern pcripiirt, IS beibt fer
ners bob Der 9plfan gon 1uneurabuc
in gb1tigfcit iii. ~ -.
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sls
9iptiS.

Ia mir 10 stete qcidhperoen bon aunoeu,
bench mat III nnoeren Uaaeriew iastes bteits
lei @ebbei's etnbiu, 3uaeaauaem fne, wiiuide
I'd, raeine strtc &uucen nud,n,als bnrnat aaf.
merriam III mad,eu, bae id feine Verbtabnns
nit eileim ,%anneren stupiu babe mus Usidafte
mar tn iteincm arHen etasiv. VIZ. 32t, Npro.
@at.e traee. nahe Sisb. strete, beiretbr. -2ai.
fen Sic I'D, ntdit IRE ihHrem. Ndten efe Sa.
rant, safi Der y'aine .Sebbcf" aut BEN sthau.
feaier tnb Der Sbiire iieat. .1npem Id met.
nen Tant iur irafere saspIhaft nit Der Nsrts
ietuns oerieibem aasiprefe, uerbteibe Id :
Abtangsppu ~ &,s
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- I MI PABST
Telephone: s. & s., Ct. Saul 3499
oes Srrsoetbums. SIN Silni 1885
muroe gabrcbt gum @encrofmorldlall
mo Snipefteitr Der +. armee- Snipef.
ton beforSerf 1889 nllroe oos boill.
noocr'i6e diifilier. lleaimcnt Ser, ,7f
nod ibnt benannt. Nad oent SooC
Woltfe's erbiclt glbreft 1891 Dos
ErGiioium Ser Observation-Disclosures.
Gommiilior. etlbrcdt lit Serrenmei.
tier bcs preuBii6en S%obonniter> Or.
oens. Gr mar pernldllt felt Dem 10
9lpril 1873 nit Grin5eiiin Wnrie (ge.
ltorben an s. Sftober 1899, Der
Sohter oes Ser5ogs grnit bon God.
en-altcnbura; bieier CHE entiproiie,'
orei Sobne.: 5rieOrib Seinrid), oebo.
reit ont 10, Slli 1874, Soodim III
bred)t, geboren an q. September
1876, ilnb Jrieprid @ilbelm gebp.
reil an. t2, Slli 1880,
Neuer ntider 5el0mur-
s. Idoll.
9erltn, IL. Sept. = Ios ,Wti,i.
t6rs @odpenblott" melbet Die grneH-
nlng oes Ser5ogs BON Gonnoughi
gum 8enerol . 6elonlarihoa in Der
oclltihen Irnlce.
81 britiihcr 8enerol it a b
2onbpn ~. September.
ariegsminiiter Soloonc crlicB belltl
gbenb einen Arnlecbcfcb(, mcld)er oil
Giniebnitg ctnes '8encrnIitobs i'm
Ginflorg nit Den @mpfeblilnacn bel
2orb Giber-G formell oft
oronete. Ser ariegsrninilter erfldrt
er erofte bic giniebung oes General;
tabs ols cinen GllBerIt midtiaenSort
id)ritt in Ser 1ln1geltoltung bes britt
iden Wilitor. Spitcms.
Giitinguirte Yntien.
tinncn.
MOST dut12. September.-@rd
fin Sophie 1oIitoi Satin bes 8ro:
fen SEQ Golitoi Iiegt in Ser 8obnl.ti
oes 8rofen 81 9asnopa goliont
ihlper front oarnieber. Yrofello1
Seneaeroii BON Ser Mosfaller llui
periitdt, Elm %befunnter Spe5iolilt, ii
5llr Siilfe gerltfelr luerben, I'M elm
Operation pnr5unebmen.
Hpn 30 II, -. Septentber. 81,
Sersoein non Sife .~iiiteitc 9ohter De.
aonigs golpmb. muBte lih am Won
tag 81 War 2obgc, Ib%eroeenibire, an
ldBlib bebenfIiher Gompli5irnnaen
rpelde aiii cine Grtaltllne iolgten, CT
ner Operation unterSieber. Sic mod
befrieoiacnoe 6ortid)ritte, dllein ibr
SeritellunG oiirfte ulebrere @od)el
IN Nniprnh nebmen.
III Der Setm abrf.
Saneer, Mnroffo, ~. Sept. =
Ger Gompfer nErin5 Ioelbert" ginl
bellte BON bier nab Nem Yorf at
Inter ieinen Eoliaoieren befinoet it'd
saul 3. Stenslano, Der bier perbai
tete, ebemolige Trdlibeht Der Der
fradten Milpoufee Npenlie St.gan
bon Ghicngo. Gcrielbe mad)t oie9feil
in @epabriom Gbicaeo'er Geteftips
Geutbe Mer5te bebanSeIi
hen SmItan.
Con itnntinppeL IL. sept
EroftNur Or. Grnit b. gtrgmonu
ser beriibmte 9erliner Gbirnrg, I'M
iein Miiiltcnt Or. Bier ihto bier angc
fommcil, I'M Dem Sulioll eillen 1r5t
lident @chih ob5llitotten. Solbumt
lid, miro ungefiinoiet, bab Die Sc
iunobeit bes Sultons fnit gang iuie
herbereeiteat lei, bod wiinidten iein
hieii1eu .ar5tIiden Berother, bas ltr
tbeil zines S%pe5ioliiten 3u boren, II
aus bielen 0rllnbe lei Eroiefipr ppi
4 9ergmanlt, Der Den Sultan aitf ieil
oltes Seioen ldpn iriiber bebanoeItg
berliieil iporben.
(Spoter.) - NiigenideinIih lit c
niht Die 8eitrnoheit oes Sultons
lptId,e Den jetieen 9eiild oes Erpi
gergmann bon Berlin ,tn0- ieire'
N~iiiiteatea Ir. Bier pcranlaBt bai
| Hroi. gergflaiin wuroe, iuic er init
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tbeilt. had, oefn Silois aiosf aeru-
FEM INN Mefia Sultono, cine 5odter
ors Guitars, SIT bebonoeln. Gie BET
BEN beittihell Spe5ialiiten bego6el
lid iofort nnd) ibrer gntunft nod
Dem Eoloit ullo Geute fritz 6eIitdjtcn
lie mieber bic Eotientin. Gie &ronfe
lit Die 2ieblingstodter Nbbul &n'
mio's, Der crit fiirslih, ais Die Del
ben belltihen Ier5te; sur 9ebonOlunN
Der Yrin5clIin mebrere @oden bier
perblieben, Dem Aiiilten5- Ir5te Or.
Bier cine oollernoe anitelluna dlS
Ealaltor5t inter gldn5enoen 8ebtn5
gi.ager onbot. Tr. @ier ieopd lehn-
tc Dos gnerbieteu oh. !
Sene unterbIiebene Sal.
e erreiie.
@ien IL. Sept. Die Sffi5io.
len limo ani bos Gifriaitc bemiibt Die
politiide g%eoeutllt1g oes ltermarte'
ten Gntidluiles bes aoiicrs, bic ae-
plante Heiie nad) Golltdtiet Il. Dos.
MEN nidt 5ll' itnternebmen, 5u BE-
itreiten, aber lire 4illtreHsnnoen
imp peracbenS ,9f@p lnSiteiteg -areiicn
miro Die gbio9e oes adiicrS I'M ieti-
qeir Nlrqcnblid Observation-Disclosures.
Gle peridieociiIteh politiideu@riilt-
ocl BON bcnen mcbrcrc Idor fnitrboft
gelnod)t iino, lporen iiir Dos altige.
ben Der Heiie cntid)eioenb. Snlon.
oerbeit lit otld) Sic Hiidiibt aif boS
itootsrchtIide IerbGttnib 9nsuien'2
Ser ebenoIS tiirfiideif Gropin5, Die
nit Der Ser5eaotpi1o oirf Den Ger.
finer Gertrog Der oitreidliid) : ungori.
id)en Megierun9 5llr Sfrnoltnng NM
militGriiden 9eicbung ii~berlolicr
purbe, moBgebenb geipeien.
itntero in Snnsbrud
@icn u. Sept. alts SIMS.
brilf miro telegrnpbiIh gemeloet
oob oprtaoeri nombufte Spbtbalmolo.
&c Der Eeutiheu aarl S%erbinanbs
llniperfttdt IN Groa 4rofeNpr "
G%Srrn1of Selbitntoro ~begnneen bot
! lleber ben 9epeggrnnh her tragild,er
Chat, Die bier in meitcIten &reiien9c
oallern bcrupraeruient hit lit nod
nitta autentiides befalllts. Yroiei
ior G5ermaf Itono inn fiiItf5tefien sc
bcnsiobrc.
NC inen uno @egenm inen.
2onbon, II. sep.Te ga
rietc Mrtiiten d &erbono, ipeld,el
@robbritonnieu pertritt, llno Die Sn
| ternutionolc Nrtilten 2oge, lpeld),
ben europGiihen Continent reproien
tirt, pereiltiaen lire ardfte 81 ned
lelieifigem Sdllb uno ianoten filr5
lid einen. Seleeuten nod 9tep.ycrt
I'M sort propaganda 5l mad)en ga
init cine interllotionale &orperid)ai
nit 10000 Mitgliebern gebiloet iuer
ben fam. I'm it'd gegen lolte for
mibobie Organization 81 lt,iibcn
bicltcn Die eltropdiidlen 8elfottsle.
ter bier cine gebeinre Berlammlnrte
ab. Sic griilsoeten eincn gerbono
1T ben lie hie GiactttbiimrT Don fbat
iahIth ieNehl Gariete sTSbbepter II
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ltuterhaltunas . @eaweiicr.

,MauRf.Afasemie." - 9ieie sSode: Bran
uno bis snaeI". ~
,Gpre's Spernbaus." - Siefe 8obe: n9ittle
Sad Sorfer".
,gInnep's." = Gieie gSp6e: nIbe MliIlienaire
Teieetibe~.
,,Maheth. - Gteie s4oGe: ggSorIo @eaters".
Tdelid 3ipei GpriteIInrgeH.
,,WarhIanh." = Giefe g9obe; tdeIid 5iuei
Rniioeniliess SorfteIInuaen
tbe Ionu".
,Suntoan"." = Sicfe gsp6e: rSbe Queen
of fbe Siabbinoers".
inafun societp @irIs". Idali6 Mdtinee.
fsmtine Treteintafeitssa trde. Soiintde'
hen 80. Sepiember, noeuifber SountagT III lSeit'
9rnr"
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NoQfommemeS Mal3,
asB &oQfommeme8 8terj

@fA$ NA nto nit Tmt ais bic nsas bs grs" bsMtnet GsGsrt ben Rabrfdt bs as
bn,b bic 0uinkGapn ms 8krs, unbp Mfommems gRr lam nht p9e tppahnmeRs I5
[& g6qt nIon .4 A9I& 4&@ 81 MAw.E4 ~
#@s 1bghia oanomusass g9s sgt gassFsas,H hygga seads sn" ast t@ n. aus sssu ss,
9apFg seignssss Aons5 aDpln ia%as aRaiadmrs anSte Mdbs bat u ns Der Mms ssasb
ppben Ddtobn prtsdubt mb uama1tHmb 3pHGIa" - .
H. ii Sic pabf grampi felt fdBe SMvn 4bnhr in br NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gerontomnnu
T4sfs gaastns IT fNs n edx aaat ss sasEas esggssg ssssss1H RENTER init s u ser$ aug aaMg en
'HaN BON NabhHm sh4ah, bel aus Der gNs sepmns turbentm n Stss aaMsgs aRa,
tA pabH gme Rmn ghus, bic unt dpen anbnn rrdht pb. Nben br WnNtdt dss
ppntommsnen 9aHs ia mani Dge iaM, fat dNfp nihHg pR btis 1T bic geobadtung
Der srobhn RdHihkh in Der 9mueuL STE 1T nidt aah pmfhensmerh tmsrn urerdbh9
our 9nFMung dmesse mben gRrsa uh in ohr g3Nbung TT
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~ pabf unubrtrffih. IMt adn tfbh gBs. pbf graunt in
& allen i6Rn IbbHungn Elm Ruferp BON Suarhi, fonbTn ir
Ff AO@S% probut pb aud pMmb fder gnpn Sufenungsoaun, bon
Ha N~NN~N Der IRoHdbate bis gum 9efanbfab o@r 5hfhs bon tde
HAEAVA mem1ifn Sno bermt Sc mb mr bu6 friHre GDbrn in
H., 4W gdhbfne Geabe gadht ub ibe Ghenhife Worubt pb frmg
2#VNN\UIZ2D bfgt INN gnb n6e 8Gunrnigmg gu prEen $50
WN~ZAV Die lRakaie, bic gum pabf" Bier brnenba prbm, fnb
r0W~~ bic renfen uuo better, bic fir Gab gu BADEN fbs uno nemas
IA 4~kGYY$ bmrt es gum geranbt bis es in jrj 9eMums as tabHps
4E 4#%E - badbmt DrMn tam. .rgty fTG3 e.
Sci gchcanngm pranoe man Eabf Site Rh"n Bier
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%ermiidtc iclcsrapbiidle 1epeiden.
Sn 5olge giniturSes efies
o%reiItndigen @eidaftsbalties, bes 10
geuannten aMcGlain : glods, in
aItoona, Ea., nelter onf Ansgra-
btngs arbeiten 5uriidsufiibren lit,
tpliraeis nrfi agerionen perIetf, NIB.
reno ipeiterA 40 idJperem. ltitbeil nlf
NIT Miibe e%ntrannen.
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Gin Narter yebme.

Gdlbe1 sic ben a5rper sesen Ardnss
belt bur1 Hutt'ss pilen, Elm abTplutts
htifmiitsl fur aopfihmsrsen, Dpspsp'
ia, Malarid, 9artlsibi9ieit uno dbults
de ltinkn. 3l Gfe
eas 1riebras hes Setens.@ So.
gr 1utt: sShre 2sber piaen limb oai
Eriebrob bes lebens. Sd ipsros itets
BEN ,3ufn1 banibar iein. iptIhT nil,
ni,ieIben 5u rneinsr aenntnib brahts
3 1oirleisb. pIatt. Common. Col.
TUFTS Leber p1LLEN.
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f
air9engciet.
3n Hamboniaet gefafte ScidliHe
Ser Mtnilter.

Gus 8eiet ipQ poQ linb gngl5 pou-
. itreft ~erNen jeood NIT oller
aiitiid)t auf bas @epiiien oes
;, 9oIfcs. - aein Gonflift ermar-
tet. - 9rin5 albredJt bon Brett
ben auf Dem ster6cbettc, aai-
ier @ilbclm ernentt ben Ser5oe
BON Gonnuusbt sum oelttihen @e.
nerolfelomaridali. - Gin 8ene.
rolitob fir bie britiide arn,ee. -
gr-g onfpr1iibent Stenslouo ai,f
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Siio. Gntaiu-S trafc.
PABsT BREWING co.

NAt#E PABsTB BREWING co, 12 sSGntam smfc e
Telephone: g. g, st. Saul 340D 9; I'll y@4 ag4g@es% @antnb, GonInb 1923
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q e5fstapiadff III eihen aerfssas,ssai ,e
tel tsrrfttiotftistn Sss gaaisfqiisst,,a'es aa ~
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c L AY PUZZLES
By Rene Bache

By Rene Bache
THE reason for the Elasticity of GER
tain kinds of earths was long a mvs-
terry, and only recently has it been ascer-
tanned that ball CLAWS, the best Of
which are used by sculptors because
they respond most readily TO forming
and molding, owe their peculiar property
to the fact that they contain numerous
tiny PARTICLES that soften and become
sticky under the action of water These
PARTICLES themselves hold much water.
concealed in a porous structure too tine
To hc dIsccrncd even with powerful
microscope
1t has been found that if masses of
clay Which have been worked with water
10 a pa>ty dough are allowed TO remain
undlsturhcd IN that condition for some
months, there IS a notable increase IN
the Elasticity and binding power OF the
material. The process is known as
tcmpcring, or "rlpcning"; but not
until recently has it been known that the
effect described is due 10 a gradual
softcning OF the sticky PARTICLES men
toned
BY soaking the clay in a dilute solution
OF fannie acid its binding power and
llastlclty are much increased, and the
same effect has been produced by the
use OF infusions OF dried leaves and
straw Ga process called Egvptianizing. -
IN remembrance OF the method of brick
making employed under the Pharaohs);
hut why tins should bc the case nobody
can tell
Certain claws have the power 10 remove
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number and placed them on backgrounds
ot different colors, and in a few hours they
had completely adapted themselves to
the prevailing tint and 1t was impossible
10 distinguish them at a short distance
Harmless and inotfensive as is the
horned toad, it has one defense. which
have observed. and which Was sufficient
20 protect II from fox terrier. No
amount OF handling appeared TO incense
or annoy the lizard. II remained quiet
~ my hand and cnloved being scratched.
aut the moment fnv inqusitive terrier
approached and placed It's nose near that
the lizard, the latter dropped lis head.
--adc = cOnvulsive movement. and
3und several drops Of blood on my
myers while the dog sneezed Violently.
ssumed that the dog had bitten the
I'D, and noticed that the latter eycs
ere sutIused with blood.
later / had several horned toads on
ground, and / noticed that the fox
r1cr approached them carefully. as
aSh afraid, while as soon as the little
--.4turcs caught sight OF the animal
sy appeared to be alarmed and drouDcd
c.r heads, appearing as though dead
Is
f. newspaper. punched up, and sinful
neously with the dropping OF the
ard head | saw some blood spots
On The paper.
Believing that there was some connec-
n between dog. blood spots and horned
i.4d. ! forced the terriers nose near that
The lizard and distinctly saw the oper-
ar-pn.
he lizard lowered its head, and
& IN its eyes darted a reddish-colored
stream amounting to several drops, that
U.s 50 dlstasteful TO the dog that he dis
I--Ecd great annoyance, rubbing his nose
b. The sand and sneezing; and that II Was
q greeable there could be no doubt,
for the dog would now approach the
L1-rd only from behind.
! Immediately examined the lizards
and found them sutfused with blood
{ reTnarka bic Was the act that could
s.rcely credit II, but | rigged a white
Iaf-T target or frame. placed several
O the horned toads directly in front OF
j holding them IN my hands, and with
t. other forced the dog to approach
tl-;l. IL TWO or three cases, the mo-
1ueut the lizards perceived the dog
a,r-e-, touching them they lowered their
beds depressed the eyes violently, and
raj hlotches OF bloody fluid, the size
@. hot, struck the paper target at a dis
t-- II several inches. Tins experiment
V not always successful. some lizards
:. appeariag 10 be afraid OF the dog but
] heve the act Is defense, pure and
e OF the lizard.
4otly how il is accomplished it is
III 20 say, but the supposition is that
D. -e way the lizard convulsivGy
-1rs The hlood-colored Disagree. blc
from is eyes with sufficient force
T. .--tel several inches and strike the
e. n the face. II may be that Z.
b. .ossel is -uptured by the contrac-
the fluid Was 50 offensive To
1. < suggests that il may be in part
q -.-on from some gland. However.
IL explanation Is merely suggestive.
@ have Observed The same occur
Re The Smithsonian Report con
t. The account Of one observer; but
n .ae, apparently. has solved the
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apparently entirely disappeared from
view. This continued for several mo-
ments, the spider gradually diminishing
the swinging until the insect appeared
motionlesS, only beginning it again when
| made Il movement
So remarkable device to convince an
enemy that 1t had really disappeared
| had never witnessed; but years after
l met the same spider, or a near relative,
high IN the Sicrras and observed the same
trick. Doubtless the insect, being con
splcuouS, adopts the device to render itself
invisible to certain birds which threaten IT,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1906-01-12
Remember this offer Is not good Monday.

ment. and to satisfy an occasional call
for Paper Patterns" We gave them only
slight attention. considering the entire
pattern business a very trifiing one. and
scarcely worth the time, space, and at
tention given to 1t.
We have changed our minds. The Nc
Can company and their unrivaled pat
terms, have by sheer force OF worth and
merit built business here which is to
us a constant wonder.
The stock today lie double that Of a year
ago, and the business continues to grow,
and grow. simply because Of the intrinsic
value and excellence of the patterns them
selves. We have planned to give them
better attention than ever before. With
the present complete stock we intend to
be able to furnish on demand any pattern
listed in the Mccall fashion sheet with
out waiting to send to the home ONCE for
it, With the frequent discards or returns,
which we, by our contract, are permitted
to make, We are assured OF a pattern
stock constantly changing. new. fresh and
up to date.
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The Mccall company, through their
foreign correspondents and designers, are
In constant touch with the best styles Of
Paris, Berlin. London and New York, con-
sequently we offer them to our customers
with the positive assurance that they bear
in marked degree the following points Of
excellence:
Absolutely stylish, reliable and perfect
fitting.
Easy to use and understand.
They show the exact bastIns and sewing
lines.
They are conveniently put up with very
careful directions.
They have the most complete fashion
sheet published.
Their fashion magazine Is worth many
times Its cost.
The patterns are popularity priced, being
only 10 and i s cents, none higher, and
In our Judgment, there are none better at
any price.
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Dress Goods Bargains

Very Special, 5o-Inch Checked sultlnas,
blue. brown. green and black. A very
fine. heavy. all wool fabric. Regular
price s1.25. Sale Price 83G yard.
zebiline Broadcloth, 5O-inch. a splendid
quality. blue. red. and green. Was $3.50.
Sale Price 90G yard.
Lot Dress Patterns, heavy worsted suit
ings, were $3.50 and S1.75. Sale Price
99G
Lot Of Skirt Patterns and dress patterns
that were 75c and s1.OO. Sale Price
SOC yard.
Mixed suItInss, were zee yard. Sale
Price 19G yard.
superfne Flannel, was l5c. Sale Price
Toe yard.
Eden Cloth, for waistings. Sale Price
1OG yard.
toc kImono FIanneIIette for
lie yard.
Csc Bath Robe Flannel for 10G yard.
15o Bath Robe Flannel for 1OG yard.
Lot Panama suItIng, was 15c to 1sc yard.
Sale Price 6 1-4G
25c Novelty SuItlnos for 17G yard.
Csc White MereerIzed WaIstInos for
IL lie yard
odd Pieces, wool and cotton goods
LIZ price
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Women's Fur Coats at
Bargain Prices.

Fur Lined Coat, fur collar. was $500,
now $14.45
Fur Lined Coat, was $3.50. now
$1,000
Squirrel Lined Coat, fur collar. was $500,
now @95 90
Fur Lined Coat, blended lining and col
lar. was $500. now S4S.95
Fur Jacket, nearseal, Skinner satin lined,
was $500 now &1S. o.
Electric seal Jacket, slSinnersatin lined.
was $500. now 822 81
Electric Seal Jacket, Skinner satin lined.
was $500. now S21. 95
AstraIan Jacket, reduced from $500 to
S2O.95
coonsI<ln Drying Coats, reduced from
$500 and $500 to
$1,000 and S44.95