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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-10

ment- He also stated. By request. that the
Paine association would Celebrate the birth
day The next night At IT'S OEn heASQ1A<-
tiers Celebrzt1ng birthdays the gay after
Is peculiar custom q BrooElyn-
In these present days when settlement
workers IN t11e rose1tss or TOD hats- AZ
c0rdtng 70 sex. are % be found Oa every
eRs1 side corDer. and socialism h served
Al every financial HnAgnRfs's dinner Is an
Apps15Ser. II is1't often that you can get
q Ens q real progress The visitors tro-n
the sun eat their dia1erzs ~ H-sb q head
therefore. and listen with pencils and ears
A NyAek member inquiries q HIS next
ns3ghbor 4 he has ATTENDED TIE last meet
Ing q the CoIlectfT5sts AID the other re-
sp0nds thai he meant 70 and rhzt lack q
41ten5Ance does not Always imply thai Y01
are posted for dues. but thai o. the night
& creErson he called for Lis wife al .
mothers meeting and Eu1 80 Interested II
TIA Gssczsz5os there tkA1 be forget Al
Eb0gs the C01scrivtsts-
A made 4Eed couple xh8ss oac5o1Ar5ss
have Only TIE ons word. kant disc1ss tia
r.EychosoEacsl ssEu1araooe Of the TEDDY
bear IN ths aornA1Ts period Of lfs ana
agree that there l. b1t o0s logical ending
q sa-h a beg1Ening-the looged fer SIX
tsen1h Ansndnenr which VII take n thu
rights q Ia c0ETIToooe1-
There l. a young nan who scrs a. jester
ard h0pes hat his name and face E0nI
81 IN the papsrs. pzrrScElzTly his face. As
TIE boys n TIE once womb ka6 kin 50
he potnts Out Members Of ths Cothsag
CGasrsr zn3on- the male nAa VIA writes
fAkl5oa notAs fer ths Dry Goods ExrrzzA-
gEa1e. and Gaoths- who has rnsds q 1or-
time vita a Sozalisz magazine IN the
gosd mining stock advertised largely in l.
u cents q eopy. bringing ed1ca.1oa AID Al
orporruzity 70 ges nd q superdn01s casa
within The reach q the nost bszsgh1sd
1G-zE-- TAs yong zE1 dellozes ths
fAlsi1y c his sex
He ths1 poi11s ont 4 yong v0mAn
EuEnsd n black hsh scales and a picture
hEt. Eho. be SAYS. looks Ike szlonz 30 BE
can answer his oHn cue and say thAs ~
tha1 l. 80 Done c0ald hlz1s goha he Bzp-
tisz fer TIE s.zad he took
Aftsr tbs last sally q vi the master q
oerennzies aaoou1nes that ne dinner has
besn merely a pleasant preliminary - TIE
real 5cy Of the evening Chzirs q rhs
cu.nEnol and wA1sred stock are moved 70
the neighborhood q rhs preferred. walters
hurry away with cssurdsred ds-uitnsses ana
three men order cigarettes Two q them
uEhf tbeirs ana TIE fhtrd o1e-s lis 70 a
lady fr1sod- Shs W1rhsrs him With q
glance thA- seems % say that she may
ATTEND a dinner q ths Su1r5se Euh, hut
he OUght 70 know that the dzy has gone
- WHEN because woman does an unoan-
NsationAl Az she may be inszltsd win i'm
puziry-
NJ Henry ROEley preEides ana intro
6noes n rU1 M Ths0dors Schroedsr. who
speAks On The Danger In PopzlA- Vsr-
c3ctH Based On Fear and Interest lGr
Gayloro WlltxA-res WHO tanks 4b0ut half
an hoGr On --IhoEnAs Paine a. a RsE0lu-
no1liErs Mrs Ftursnce g1hns02 Who
chtrpa about PEtns's Arr1rr6s On
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-10
Weidensal In Vienna
Ccuaua8sa frOa P.s. oae)

NN-~----~~ ~-~-- = - 49,
Question with IA Ehe1he- Should 80 %
bed and Taxa irzmsdizzs rest OF rl3s al
zIgAI On The train % reach Vienna tie
nsxt DoE1Ing- ! gave tbs matter hi Ii
Tie 6eEber2-5n2. de1e-ntnsd 70 rsaSh
Yis11z As son e. ! could for ny dear
TREAD. Christian Ph1c1ns W4s Lhens. Sscrs-
tA-y q TIE worlds COMMITTEES q the Young
Mems Christian AssociE1ion- EEs szrs
! w01ld BE mach bsI1er 81 under his So
pGT1zlOa than II Pr&gas- NOthEithsl4nd-
ing ny breakdown Temporarily. ! enjoyed
NY visit 10. Przg1s very E1GA- ! void
Ike - yssz1 Il again
! arrived a. Y6s1nA. TIE capital q Ans
TIA. early Sunday morning. October z.
Al O'clock TIE Lord was VIII ne II
this Tip AID kept M Al right As has bean
ny sxPsrse2ns many times u ny world
Yong Meas Christian Association roous
were a. church services I ast ths
gos-zl secretary. Mr. czn Fsehtnsr.
whom never ne. before. and Afterwards
a. oocs 70 de1s-11ns What would Be best
ID ss-Ts rhB Eu-k = ylzaE aid i EzS
sooa dsosdaa lazt - Al 01ce - B1az-
pest Hungary. that night Sunday night
Epe1d Monday and Tuesday there and re-
t1-n 70 Vssa1z WsdaesdEy za0-ntnE. 90
aobsr ssLk On ny return wEs moeh in
proved in ny haAlth. AlthoaEh had taken
WeEy H1zls rs<L Went 70 sny hotel and
tOok = sho-T sleep AfterEards took tea
AZ ths association rooms With ths president
q tie Essoe4stioa- Nr- Hans HsbeTz. q
Ts-y excellent and s185ent Christian nan.
the VICE pueSdsnL general secretary and
othsr rspresa1czurs members q tie as
sociErio1- also Nr. Chr1s1fEn Phldius.
Eurl6E secretary Afls- The tea. ~ pre-
ri01s arrznEzzsnr addrzzssd then On
the association and its work. f11 great in
p0rlzncs. lis fines far the Eork ana is
DAEFel01s EaEoeEsL what ] had 70 say
vas listened 70 with great arts1rson They
hszrr1lE Expressed their ApQrsclari0a q
ny Eisit E1d q NY stxtsz1suts relative 70
tie associates work ]
] spent the 1Eu day. THURSDAY. October
3 In VssnnA. In mors OF less EiEhI-ssel1g
and In personal interviews with SecrstArses
F1rhr1er and Phldias and 01her assoc
Eb0l ne1- In the sFeulng. ! n1sg with ths
Austrian NAz1o1El cozuuit1es IN is Business
session Af1er the Ed5oErums1r q this
meeting. n bAaq1st Was gwen b Dr.
q A WIrI-O6ersin. his wife and dzug1i-
l--A- ID crane NE El-ll-a-fs % TIE RADICAL
euDnirles. q Lhe loeal. hoard O directors
and other EeFrEzentA1iFs YsrsuEls iDcsu3ing
Sscrc1Ex5sE F1cht1r and Ehi5diuE 70 .llsst
me and bs4T ShA1 had 10 zzy On assocl-
Erlo1 work Dr. q A Wiz IL a DeElber
q ne NoE3d's oo1mir1zs Yong Msu's
ChrLsriA1 aAsoeianon- and ehE.Emsz q the
nAx1oraAl e9nUi-tee- He Il a Trum1nenr
pzsIur IN hts oN1 ch1rrA Ths reforE.sd
And has bee1 q great hep 70 TIE assnc-
Eri01 WuEk IN NieEnA and A1str1A- TIE
oEng1st va a rusz1 u1e might BE eK-
pecsHd Ehsl given ~ ths fanny uEDsd
d VIA n plezsznf and practical way
ageDac - TIE SAY fer ne - address al
pressnf q rhe EssociAtio1 Hork. &c ~
Whuas sFaEalg NEs g1EeE % ne I WEs
E1orde1 ths c3oseE1 Errez1un- Aftsr ny
foEuzzl E6crsss may Q1eEuoos were AsEed
VIA ! z1EHered The hest eo1ld An
snG1sd EEa11s1 ant pas4ss6 VA al thAr
kA1 tAkzl BlAaA - 1Eaaa al
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-10

indiF5d-aEisn IL sb0zn. too, BY he VARSITY
q shades ranging fro1n TIE Leslie Carte.
Ele1 Terry. Mrs Prank Leslie tints 70 Ia
mere VIVID ooes thai honor TIE name a
TIE club
High brows are never accoDpauied b
1srcuf dresses THIS ts one CT the rules of
the Sunrise club The vozzn who has Ae-
cepGed the esror1 Of q H1ghh-vw thro1EA
LIE OF for q dinner II supposed 20 know
this. and On ths aight n question ne fe-n,-
nine scOooczss1 WAS present TIE dresses
were hutt0nsd up tight AID great DEAL e
hair was worn TINS forming the necessary
and artistic contrast
The arrangement Of the Sunrise sitting
might be copded hy Orhsr orEAniEarinns with
benefit 10 the acrors therein Although
q large crowd wEz present. there was EbsO-
iutsly no cunfnsisn- Every plate WAS
marked with a slip Of paper with 8 name
On a. When y0a f01nd the name Smith
say. and your name currezpooosd. yo1 sal
down a. thai plate II your name csd Mt
hsEpen 70 h,e Smith yOu Just tore the slip
- and sat down
A leuE table bolds the ooulno1 STOCK a
sho-z one the preferred. and The overflow
r. taken care q a. 4 third The preferred
stock Represents the speakers bUt1he mas
ter q cerenoz3es assured everybody tina.
they had t1s sane dinner
Al yOu arsa glance for the celshEst5ss
pointed OK young nan with q stnAngesy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-10

Lu1hGzz CHURCHES cooperate In the 49,
scc5At5nn work HU Al 80 under ths
broader and mo-e couprshsrstys name.
Erznrsl5cAl- thai Il. they se3duzo uss rbs
terms RAfornsd ~ Lutherzn- hut BTznEel1-
cal a. IN many Other pA<tz Ct EzroPe.
rnost dssarzhse thing AID q great help %
an EvAaEelicAl EUk q EhAssv- KIND
Ths next dHy / went with Secretaries
Phnd5us and FSchrDer 70 dine with
proninent and wealthy Elsz- NJ. Herman
Buh-3ea and his tEz1y- We were treated
rgyaIly. Al ghs Close Of the meal an %
rorzcniry EAE Afforded ne % spszk q The
Assoc5A-io1 work. q is success whersTsr
. reasonable opportunity Wa GnOr6e3 = N
al Countries Of The word and that Il
would DO The sane for the young men q
Vlanna and Austria This nkn. his wife,
HIS daughter and so1-l1-lkE listened win
marked Atts1r5oa 70 Al / had to say
Asked ne many a1ssuons and read with
gotten N ci1ere1t parts q the vSz1d-
PIT n as much As possible ny whole rzAs
N Vienna IN pers01sl interviews and COL
fereDoes with association nez- particularly
ths o15csrs and secrsCkrssS
he VssunA EEsoaEzion has q veTy good
and eebclezi man a. is president NJ.
=
M Czd Psehrner - an EstAt3s and cspsb3e
young zEn. vel 1usd FIR tbs work % bs
done
M Christian PhDdi1s Wursd's secrssHry
q the Young Meas C3r5Es1Ez AEsoeaArioa,
Il giving nourhs q his F4laEhls tine q
place tbs Vsenla assOciari1n Work q 4
God EoEktlg bass NJ. Pfn6ius Is nos
C1ly = 11oer GzpEhls rsFrese1lAtiFs ssc-s-
rzET. who has already done a great EuEk
IN Berlin. his own city. and IN many places
In Europe. but he Is a uost charming
Chrisr-an man whom have known vel
since 1SS and have loved him f1r his N
sslSsh Christian Efe
Ihs Vienna EEsocizrtun needs TIE syu-
patty. prayers and active o0-0perAGkon q
The great association body In the uuyld.
What IL nov done for Vienna 10 done for
Al q Austria and ia young msn- VssunA
and Austria E1l eventually VII uut A. thls
Eo-k- an glad 70 have had a vssy nttls
pGE1 o. e.
Te-y reluctantly cook ny deasrrurs
from Vienna and Regretted THAI / could 10,
stay longer % AFFORD more help where 4
Vas - much needed ana gracefully ~
ceiFed ROBERT WEDENEAII.
Para Frznoe. Jan 4 1851
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-10

money % charity Il Il wasn't OF any use
Il doesn't necessarily follow that = rzAz
loves Ii wife bscAoss shs y Ve-T dear 70
hin
Tia average MAJ b sshoolsd % tie belisf
thai expe-5enos u not 0nly q sod bEt an
expensive tsAchs--
Irs EAoosS as aanrulf fox detective 70
catch = criminal Il Is for q rrossc1rtng
attorney 70 boa ktz
II sometimes hEpPens that Ran fails 70
make D0nsy-othsrwise there would BE No
occasion for hiE failure
Our idea q real hero Il nan WHO can
look his wife straight Il the eye and tel
her the truth. the Eaols truth AID nothing
but the trath-
There are things q E0zaa VII not eat
because they ruin her oonrlexioa but q
s1Ea never refuses 70 drink anything fer =
SIMILAR rSEson--CAicAgD SewR
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-10
Pointed Paragraphs

Nine CT Of ten basaiag ssatasss nAn 70
hloon-
a eric Is man EhO eoulan't have dons
II himself
An unmarried nirt - Epd 70 dsEssoD into
. married fury
II would bs pretty Essfa 4 fE1 YsoESs
oo1ld ktzsd q m0llL
A gSOd thilg Ahout beng TO po0r - 80
4 yOa o01l hEFs % AEFe eOolzA
FrOE ths hlrd's vlsAVaazf = slngIs busA
u Eorlh . dozsn hEaaN
A frenEisd alzarisr ssys tks op.sz season
for E1Gkers Il never e1used
Every sef-1lAds zzn rktzks orhsr Essu
01sht - oorrOE tis g4rterl
Nh=1 a 1Al tr1sz - plsEss has N1fs's
relatives hs attempts ths inBasslhls
Al ola h-ehslor NIzts % knos whAs IA
u1-ASsI loFs b n Il isut 2HrEssa IA
a - s0a4 a1sra - s1ts Ks&E . ~ e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-10
When Deep Thinkers Dine

-HE sznrass c,1h sccoraing 70 Al
uz,zaastsu1e6 rradition q years.
- AZ crEsztEra1 % hszrLy
charEa6 with ru1rfnE expenses
- AID 6y1E-3o Wi1kedneEs thas
EZRA TIE moss har5s-e1 peterzn unaT rs9 q
nsu deal q the wsT q thrLl AID stloek.
IA is Epokez q. even IN TIE z.oEt adrazosd
cotsries q TIE uoUmuriEtic balI VITA
bs1ad tEs1zh- Its 5tneuassors have aos been
puhished- thsT ssssrz. because Al eFs-s
editorial mAaAEsDezt have nos TIE rsod
81 the pzhic a. heart and sr-use the-z-
selves - the arrtactal plea thai saeA de
c1ss5azs are Dos e. Cor tie rsaoinr a. a re-
torn rBd6s1 puaile
The history q the Cub furnishes many
nsuagutshec names 20 the looksrs-up q
who's WY In Club5o-a-- Man Etza-
Ss1h Lease the EilTer-1ong1sd orztress %
ksns1s AID czhsr pos4 prsn6sal r-artlsrs
baTs pSrosled on the Gould and Rocke-
fsllsr fozunss % the sstiefsc-5o1 q thoss
p-sss-t EUr1a Goldnzn has. Il Is kfztsa
Nhorsred few vocs1 t.oznR,sL Jsck Loo6aa
DTia1 sinclstr s.e -nanF Hem are re16 IN
The annals as Among ths turfted E1eets-
4 10 20 argue o1sself unkuuEn nor ~
knoE thEt without the ocr-tn0sd Interest
q TIE Sunrise cl8b h is exiEtencs rsEe-
tAr1H11szz Eoaa5 lSzE sEo have ETli; orer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-10

swing for the tounocAstie ideas ana pro
sressave Opinions that have zz5s the Sun
rise caab 50 famous Fur the next hour
and q half bronjdiRn sayings hare the
place 70 themselves. beautifully spr1akled
by the ice water. which Il Is sad THAI TIE
Broadway Central supplies free
After each ssntsoce the speaker waits
for the app,aass which never fans hirL
Whea Re becomes especially daring he
gets double the amount and people turn and
look A. each o1hSr with coDosnssd npS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-10

J. Jockhz-s. On Thomas PAaDs's Histor-
Sozl Place In Modern Progress Er. Alex
Gnder r Webb. On Paine as Ssen by Al
American Adhsrezt q Islam and Mr..
Tha6deus B WAksnka On Paine. the
WorSd Statesman" Rev Madison c Pc
tiers whose regrets did not reach TIE con-
nafftse until his name was printed N large
black type On the program sent n01s
6lled with e<tssm AID Paine
II Is eF16e1s 70 the u1os1 casual reader
thAa s1eA = program offers unlimited
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-10

After thres-QnAr1ers q an hour the presa-
6szs q three =o1en's clubs whispers
that the sxc51snsnt is too mich. and gees
en- 10 SIT IN the cod corridor The master
o3 oersznuniess s1zl worried About The
renszszEncs lace waist follows her
The sentences remembered are these:
The .eTolutionist IL the nan who puts
q nsE s6sa into our heads~ ApplAndsd
BY The Manhattan hberA1s-
Paine Il more alive to-day than ever
Appaszse ~ the P1snns
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05
FARMvILLE, "a. FRIDAY, JULY ), 1907

Datue ana cooked bread for the boys
OF tho First Massachusetts. Now the
story OF Josephine Rogers has just
been referred TO by Private r. p.
Northrop. Of Harrisonburg Va who
was a member of A company. Ninetie1h
Pennsylvania regiment. and ! shonld
ike 10 quote a portion OF Comrade
Northrops narrative.
~As we came in sight of the town.
SAYS Mr Northrop referring TO the
morning of the first day of the battle
wo passed al the gateway OF farm
house a very aged man, his hair long
and silvery. and hanging down we'll
over his shoulders His voice was
-remuious and he tottered on his cane,
Doing supported on the other side by
his granddaughter q blooming lass of
10 Or u years AS wo hurried hy the
oil man oxh0rtod us in hosoechins
ffomulous tones. Whip 'em boys. this
dmc If you don't whip 'em now.
eouIl never whip EN-, The boys re-
aied with a Bully for the old man.
lni hip-hlp Tor ihe si'l "S we
inichanea our pace To ''Ae up ou' W.
i."n "heie "a monument ',.'" '''' ,'.... n'
'. extreme Ii'"' ~ '''. u, s,s ''' ,1,o -
t-','ns. "nicn p"s.'i'n we .,'' '-''
h ''' '''' ".''' '''' 49,, 5 l5
'e way n." ".
'.cel To- iiil '''A
h'd "'''n Ie'''''' Nv ',.'' r ,' i"
.a'e' years 'ae ''u I'". '"u .''' 'l''
'''i "u'h We l''s'' ''''' '.s o~,' ,..
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05
LARGEST VINEYARD.

Sunny Slope. Cal. enjoys tho dis
Hnction of being the largest vineyard
io the world u is situated amidst
iho most beautiful scenery Of that
favored land two miles from San
Gabriel. OF "a total Of 1900 acres,
735 are devoted 90 grape vines. the
-emaindor being distributed among
orange. lemon and olive trees.
I will mail you free, TO prove merit
SAMPLES Of my Dr. Shops kesiOra-
tive and my book on either Dyspepsia
Tine Heart or The Kidneys. TT ubles
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are merely symptoms Of deeper all
mpnt Don't make the common error
oftreating symptoms only. symptom
treatment Is treating the result Of your
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stomach nerves-the inside nerves
mean Stomach weakness, always. And
the Heart, and Kidneys as well, have
their controlling or inside nerves
Weaken these nerves and you inevita-
lblv have weak vital organs. Here
/ il where Dr. ShOOp's Restorative has
made its fame. No other remedy ever
/ claims To treat the "inside nerves.
Also for bloating, bili0usness, bad
/ breath or complexion, use Dr. Shoop
Restorative. Write me to-day fol
sample and free Book. Dr. Shoop
Racine. Wis. The Restorative Is sold
hv an dealers.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05
Girls Are So Queer.

when are you going TO get mar
ried. Ailda?'
Me? Why. what an absurd ques.
Honl Haven't ! always told you !
hate the very sight Of mcn?'
Eyes. but I thought you were jok-
ing and"
"lt is no joking matter. / am
bachelor girl and am proud of it,
I wouldn't be welded to the best man
0n earth"
How intorestingi DO you rcmem-
her that handsome Jack Dashine?
We'll he told me he admired you moro
than any girl under the sun and De
would like 70 make you his wife.
"And-and what did you say?
why told him you wore bach
olor girl hated men and he might as
well leave town
What? How dare you interfere
with my love affairs? Why couldn't
Won tell him 20 call around? / shall
never speak 10 you again as long /
live. Chicago Daily News.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05

known ana loved ny Gcn. sherman,
who sent hls own stan surgeon 70 at
tend the injured officer
There were days of anxiety fof
those about the young captain. TIE
was long unconscious and then fol-
lowed fever The left arm, with
which ne had so CALAMITY saved the
girl from among the trampling horses
was broken and cut. but youth and a
good constitution triumphed at last
and shortly after Sherman had start
cd on his march 20 the sea. Capt. Tom
Lansing and Lucie GIL his bride.
the girl he bad brought from Ros
we'll behind him, and who had nurscd
him through his fglt with death.
had arrived at Lansings home. IN au-
tumn. on the shady banks Of the
river Dos PLANES, where often, Ia su
preme happiness they sat by the pools
that were quilted with the gold. and
green. and crimson.hued leaves
Tom Lansingl" Lucie almost
screamed "Why that's yonr name'
And Iucie Gill-thats my name
Lucie GIN Boil. My father had "a
cousin named Lucio Cnl whom Do
loved so much that he named me for
her. bat be died when was baby
and Of course never told me Of hel
history"
"Shc was my mother am the
only son and youngest Of five chill
dren"
Then you and ! arc kin"
"Yes but very far removed. ] am
thankful"
% don't see why you are so exult
ant about the distance Of our relation
ship I'm just as good as You are
Tom Lansing"
"A thousand times better littlo girl
But I am glad We are not near Of KIN
because want you 10 be my wife"
Lift me up" she said. until caI
kiss the bronze lips Of that old in
| ,ador"
Can't DO that" ne said "but 7 VIII
he old Tecumschs proxy for once
She clune oven closer 10 him as the'
trolled homeward, when the mool
had hid behind the hills over the Po
tomac
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05
LYNX GNAWS OFF
LEG Of HER CUB
MOTHER ADOPTS HEROIC MEAS
UREs TO SAVE TRAPPED
OFFSPRING.
FOOT IS CAUGHT IN A TRAP
Hunter Sees the Operation and
Out Of Compassion Ne Spares
Lives Of the Little
Beasts.

ChamDori junction. Quo-lenry
Tate. a trappor got track of silver
gray fox few weeks ago and used
his utmost skill % catch The valuable
animal He set several traps. and
was sure that the fox sprung one OF
them Thinking that the steel jaws
were not heavy enough 20 hold $50
clever a prisoner. he finally set wolf
trap near an old log and then baitod 10
with a live chicken
For three days he fed the chicken
without even getting sight OF the fox
but on the fourth ho heard sounds
as ne nearod the spots Tho SOUNDS
were evidently made hy two animals
but not foxes. and ho approached eau.
tiously. Peering through the bushes
be saw an old bay lynx and an eight.
month.old cub directly over the trap
The young one was crying out with
pain, while the old one now and then
snarled and grunted.
Tate thought that he had both AMI.
mails In the trap. but he soon saw he
was mistaken, for the old lynx Jumped
away few feet shifted for danger
signs and then returned 90 her on
spring. which had been securely
nlpped by a foreleg She seemed TO
be exceedingly busy. and the trapper
always on the lookout for some new
phase Of animal life. determined 20
fathom the mystery before be shot
the animals.
Working around 90 better point of
vantage. he observed that the mother
lynx was liberating the cub By cutting
of its leg with her sharp teeth. AS
she mawed the cub squealed, but the
parent paid little attention 10 his out.
cries. Evidently he hadn't the nerve
10 DO the Sob himself. so she had
taken matters into her own hands
She worked carefully. but with deter.
mination. and az the end OF a few
minutes the lynx was free
A trappcr Is not supposed 20 be par.
ucularly tender.hearted. but Tate
never raised his rife when the old
lynx slowly moved OF with her limp
ing cub. He let them 90 and then ap
preached the trap. Here it Was eyi-
dent that the old lynx had exhausted
every means known 20 her before she
decided 10 cut on the foot OF her OF
sprlng She had torn at the chain
bltton the tree TO which it was az
tached and laccratod her own Jaws
gnawing the sharp teeth OF the trap
Il never knew a lynx % rescue her
young in that way" said Tate. after
telling OF the incident but I once
knew a whole family OF barn owls %
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-07-05

Heirs 70 the dream Of the alchem-
lists. who sought 10 transmute base
metals into gold, many scientists to-
day are striving to unite the cheap
elements which make up precious
stones. and so build MS jewels While
we wait. theoretically the task Is
simple. Practically, the difficulty OF
counterfoltlng that Welding point OF
heat and pressure which existed
when the molten earth was cooling IS
very great Apparently It can DO
done. Whoever fuses alumina with
chromium oxide IN the oxy-hydrogen
fame may obtain a yeriable ruby.
rho diamond Is q tougher opponent,
but Moissau points out the road TO
success by saturating molten IRON
with carbon IN the electric furnace at
a temperature OF $500 degrees. and
then suddenly cooling the mass. he
produced the pressure necessary to
crystallize the carbon, ana oDtMh'u
minute but real diamonds Lately
SIR Andrew Noble obtained worlds
rooord temperature Of $500 degrees
from the pressure Of cordite exploded
I'm closed vessels Of iron, and In the
residue Of the explosion chamber
small diamonds were found. In the
near future. perhaps. methods VIII De
found Of producing an crystals in me
size. homogeneity Of texture. and col
oring which make them precious
stones 40 longer then. says Col
uer's. VIII the bloodstained gems OF
Indian princes glow in the pages OF
slathrate novels 10 our children $
children. It may be, the tales oi the
Arabian Nights" VII wake no vis-
ions Of unoarthly wealth, and the al
venture Of Mowgn with the Bandar-
Log Of the Forgotten CITY will have
90 Doe explained