New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

- Wen GN the trout. was
-o'lnc frozen SOlld- II antIng some for dinner.
one OF the men chopped out several. and these
We're placed n = pan OF cold water 10 thaw out
" hen the cook went 70 get them little later
he was startled 20 ind them moving about
One OF the common fishes found in the
Alaskan streams tributary 70 Bering Sea Is
the blaChrSh. The natives catch enormous
quantities OF these through the ice, and after
they have lam on the ice long enough 70 be
frozen solid store them II large baskets.
Turner. the diSooverer OF this fish, saws its
vitality Is extraordinary, and after remaining
frozen II the baskets Tor weeks = is as lively
aS ever when tlaweG out, and he tells Of one
having been swallowed n : COngealed Condi-
non by . dog, thawed ort by the heat OF the
stomach. ana vo-1lteG up alive.
81 John Franklin. The Arctic explorer, re
ports the case q !, carp that had been frozen
SIN to- thirty-SiX hours and was apparently
l-eleSS, gai1T moving about after being thawed
An Ingenious Inventor
FISHES have been put 70 many queer .ses
while Stll alive. but probably the stra-gest
VS. that suggested = the Va Department bv
- inventor. The propulsion q submarine
-1-FeGceS was the subject under discussion.
90 ne proposed that . shark be imprisoned
Il . tube = the rear end = the y}roiectile =
movements = Ii controlled uv the active %
-,,ca-l1- q electricity. i case the shark 1t
tempted = SWIM away. I waS - be gwen al
elect--C shock and T. this wav kept on is course
Another remarkable Use L which : tsh has
been T-- : IS . barometer The loaCh Is very
susceptible e atmospheric changes. and when
retained = - aquarium : likely 70 throw
--Se.t on - the approach q O. during any -e-
---a-kz-le change q wl-d OF weather. OF. i II
pond = stream. VII sometimes lump on the
hank. / has been kept alive II aqUar1a = :
living barometer from the supposltion that
certain movements indicate particular changes
that are about . occur II tle weather Il
Russia -he dead body q [ o-.oS gooso- the
--ll--e-s =au-nb- : used as . weathercoca
Hung b single thread. = VII point . he
erection whence the wind blows
Wt1-e = course. fishes must sleep. = has
-z--e- = --e II = tew observers = witness
what : - -:-----s-alzol Die case O sleeping on
her pr / has been observed however. II
n zE,-z-l----- thai members q the family
.--.c.r. ne 7x-zsses. vii See+- g sleeping
Place = -l1Et- and lie down . rest on one side
NM = scheme sounds plausible - telling
t--- -z..s = vp-E out El-C-I-a1-E y practise
Such wzS ne case WITH - experiment T-1eC
r-- Z. ---.-- n pz-z-ka Florida. o- the s. Johns
River -ew yez-s ago. Many SE11TtS-12e-l FiSlt
ms --vv-- yearly = order 70 angle -o- black
bass winch are very numerous II the --Fer.
nd = supply them with sufficient 1--we uaIt
= . difficult p-- l-e-l- his man conceived
ne .Eez = raising goldfish . * used = bait
He built small pond. secured some c-eeceTS
and = about 9 year had number OF nSn q G
SIZE suitable IC- the purpose
He had figured that owing 70 their c-1ght
color ne goldfish would be conspicuous OBJ
----s - the bass. winch wOIlC --L easy VIC
----s = The tempting mCTSel wrlgg---lg a:o--g
= front q = bl-- alas. when Ine bass -"
-e shining object II Their Tlc1-l-tE theE -:rIle
-z-.. turned tai and fed fCT their EFes. and
no amount q -.ersuaSlgn could tempt them
20 venture -ez- one. 50 the sDgrTs-le1 naG 70
return - -e -ze g.: he -:---e --lc-e- --i-C'V "