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able to escape promptly TIC ride n
horse through "A brook infested by them
Is dangerous. on mere sight of
wound caused by the prick of a spur
they will rush at 1t and eat their way
into the very bowels of the animal
Almost equally unpleasant in its way
is the electric eel, which is common In
the marshes and river shadows. 1t
reaches a length OF eight feet and a
weight Of fifty pounds, when full grown.
The torpedo ray common in the
deeper parts of Buzzards Bay and
Vineyard Sound has an electric equip
ment powerful enough to knock down
q man; but the the eel Is much more
formidably equipped.
Two elongated masses of prism
shaped cells, separated by thin par
tition. occupy "A large part of the tail
OF this eel, which is four-fifths of the
length of the animal. These storage
batteries, supplemented by smaller
pair at the base of the anal I'm, are
congeries of miniature Leyden Jars,
Filled with a protoplasmic jelly GAO
cells to the square lnch), they serve
as groups of accumulators, connected
BY hundreds of nerves with the spinal
cord and brain of the animal, and de-
irving their supplies OF electrical en-
ergy from the central nervous system
One shock from this remarkable fish
will come near to killing a man, and
in any case will paralyze him for hours
Huge crocodiles, reaching a length
OF nearly twenty-five feet, are plentiful
In that part of the world, where 1t Is
favorite sport of the natives to cap
ture and kill the mighty reptiles by
stratagem. The saurian especially II
man eater-and II he has once tasted
human flesh he never fails thereafter
to assail man, even out of the water
needs no other bait than is afforded
by the hunter himself, The latter +
armed only with a wooden stake, sharp
ened at both ends. He decoys the
crocodile leaping quickly aside when
ever the latter makes a grab at him
and finally plants the stake upright
between the jaws of his formidable ad
versary in such manner that thu
creature cannot shut his mouth.
A strong rope fastened to the mid
die of the stake is then seized by tn
spectators who have eagerly witnessed
the combat, and the helpless monste
is dragged about in triumph until hi
prosecutors decide that II is time TO
him to die.
Among the most interesting of aquati
mammals in South America are tn
fresh water dolphins. OF these por
poiselike creatures there are two dis
\ Nnct species, one of which Is found /
\ the River Amazon and some of II
.argcr tributaries, and reaches lengt
IT seven feet, while another. somewhi
smaller is native to the Ric de la Plat
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A ) these summer days go by. many
~ huge packing cases are de-
livered at the freight entrance
OF the American Museum of
Natural History, bearing no ostcn-
tatious labels, but filled with interest
ing things. They are from South
America. and contain the hides, horns
and bones of a multitude of animals
collected by Col. Roosevelt and his en-
ploring party along the banks of the
River of Doubt and elsewhere in the
extensive region which they traversed.
The Colonel prides himself more on
his skill as a faunal naturalist than on
his knowledge OF politics What in
spred him to undertake his recent en-
petition was not so much geographical
curiosity as an earnest desire 10 become
acquainted with some of the strange
creatures that inhabit the wilds of
South America. He had been informed
that there were in that part Of the
world more unfamiliar animals than
could be found in all other regions OF
the earth put together.
To hear about them was to wish to
acquire specimens. Possession of the
latter was promised to the Museum of
Natural History, which was glad t.
send experts of its own along with the
Roosevelt party. The specimens VIII
add Importantly to the collect lions Of
the institutions. stuffed or otherwise
mounted.
Col. Roosevelt was much impressed
by the piranha fish, which has spe-
cial appetite for human flesh. Native
TO the streams OF the Amazon basin. IL
is small but incredibly ferocious. \
number of these little creatures will
attack a man and literally bite him to
pieces II he is so situated as to be un-
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make a charming pet. never showing
i'll temper, and delighting to gambol
with spool tied to a string.
Ranging from Central America to
Brazil are the curious creatures called
length of four feet, without reckoning
the tail. While their favorite proven
der is ants, termites are equally attrac-
tive to them. or, for the matter Of
that, any sort of insects.
Perhaps the oldest of all the man.
mails Of tropical America. however, Is
the solenodon. which strikingly resem-
bles the celebrated slithy toves OF Alice
in Wonderland" II has a long snout,
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STRANGE CREATURES in COL. ROOSEVELT'S GAME BA
Interesting Habits of South American
Birds, Beasts and Fishes, Examples
of Which Add Importantly to
Collections of Museum

so that 1t could not attack me | Noticed
the enormous development of IN,
muscles Of the front legs, bulglns out
like a second pair of thighs. ON mold.
ing my gun within Its reach, it claspcd
the barrel with such energy as to lrui,
the skin of its breast. | think thai
wrestling frog would he an appro.
pirate name for the species"
Even the insects of South Am,ri..
are extraordinary. A gigantic beet,
for example. nearly half a foot Ion,
and weighing quarter of "A pound
Kisses when caught like cat splitting
A species of spider, the largest known
catches birds and on occasions even
small fishes. Another kind of spider
reputed very poisonous, looks ike a
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by RENE BACuE.

A 5 these summer days go by. many
~ huge packing cases are de-
q y liyarad ~ H. frotrh, o,,.o,,.,
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: Sfak. Na6ri4ten.
giueiuuati. II. 9anuar 1914.

NiHEtUHutL IL. s5eahuA ieAN'
3m Giuciunatier Hi'trift if Der Jlub i'm
5aflen begriTen. Berielbe bate .geltern
abeno bel bieiiser Stabt eineH gSafierlfano
DON 21.2 5ut.
Die folsenoen 9epsiheu trafen uabreno
oes sefrisen Guges bier Elm.
Rittsburs, 9a. - Der Illus bat elneH
gaiierkano BON 80 5uB unb iteist.
Charleston, g8. ga. - Ger Jlus bat
eihen Baiieraaub non SO SUB uno fdlt.
Bortsmput9, 6. - Ter JluB bat eis
nen Waiieritaub Don 1910 SUB unb fdlt.
9arfersburs. @. gd. - Ter TlaB
cat einen Waileraano BON "a TuB u. fdnt.
Ranauha 5alfs, B. 8a.-9er Jlus
bat einen @aiieritanb BON 81 5uB uno fallt.
st. BleafaHt, B. 8a.-Ger 5lub bat
einen Waiieritane pon III Jub uno fdlt.
Gatlettsburg, &n.- Der Stub bat
einen Baieraano BON 17.S Jub uno fdlt.
2ouispille, Rn. - Der SyluB bat ei'
nen Waff.rfanb BON 9.5 5uB nno iteigt.
gpaNSpille, Jnb. -- Der 5fuB bat
einen Baiiersanb bon 1873 SuB uno ieigt.
gairp, 81. - Ser JIuB bat eiHsn Bai'
fersanb pen 1871 JuB unb fdut.
Wemphts, 7snn-Ger SIuS tat etnen
8aHerftano bon S.5 ,5uB uuo fallt.
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81 - 7oc, SO. 2gsfSes - {, SO. 3 bo. 81
66e, No. 1 DO. 61K--osKe; SO. 3 gemifhtti
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--@3e STANDARD wei6sr - - AYE, 10. 8
UeiBfr II - III ~. No. I Ueiber 40 -
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NsggeH. - Narft itetig. - 70. . 64-
65e, 70. 3 bo. 62--5se. 80. 4 bo. 68--61e.
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DO. 62--70e per Bu.
0hiSfu.
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642 Bbls. Tihirers iyinifbeb Ooobs auf
Der 0aiiS BON 41.s5 per Oanont
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Der 0srfanht sstrua in AsrfeIksn Rstt.

Rinbpie b.-Tie 9ufnbr uar h.uis
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anseren parsn itWah. - Rilttnbe limb
teiis.
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7.50. suasriefeHs bis eytra eT.60-s.0o, Del.
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GaHnerS S3.00--425. Cutters $4.25-4.75,
eioders nRs Sesoers t5.76-7.50, etsd.
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Bullen.-7is 3uiuhr mar isbr ssrins
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%. .60-7.00.
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fanss itetis, ipdtsr abtr flau uno nm a.
soc nieorieer.
sYtrs slo.5o-1l0O, fair Bis quite lsiate
$S.6o-loS0. oretaars unb srpBs $3.50
1925.
e4weine.- Sic 3uiubr mar beut.
siemIit, sroB uuo bic greiie fur sleiifsrs
forten iieien um l0c. lei4te Werlanotiurten
um 81 nnb SerfeI um l5t.
Osis Biz auSerI.'.n. He-ya6ungs- u. Hleis
f6erfsrteR eS.50-s.35, srbin6re bis auSer.
Ieiens fdDers fstts Saue 4S.0o-7.T5, gytra
e7.s5-T.9o. Sfass S4.50-7.00, feihfe Rer.
fanbtiorten e7.s0-s.s5. TsrseI Don itoDfs.
sRs nenissr ts.00-7.So.
6dafe use 2dmmer. Ter Rarit
mar beuie ifetia bis tart uno S6aie hiegen
um l0--30e. gdmmer bIiebsn ifefig.
0Aaie. - trtra Sass. sats BIB aus.
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SAnNer. - egtra t8.6o-s,60, cute BE
anSeSlefene es.25-s.5o. sriin&re bD CUTS
e60O-s.OO. SdhrIinae N6.o0--8. so.
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0t1etHNatt. ~. Januat l0lA.
Die as4fslssnSen Iussirxnssn bsttelss
II nnr svf 9Rers1- IsanSesftsRsR. Del
hsinsssR Osf4H ten ussssR stuas >stsss
oysifs bsys6ssk
vrsStfisRsn
1ss Nsyst nsr TxliG vysifs Mesls.
OAHsfs. - esiEa Gtssm eioHK-
io.sSH Isl.
Iro6sRssfalssnsS SisifA. -
Deayft hetis. - Stsrt dear 0eitsH il
134e. Neutrality-suspicious. tiA--i3s, sytsa
f1sss dear Gsitsn 1fA - 1Se, G4sltsyn
1l-1iKt. Bellies isH-1oKs Isls uab
Hs Mets ssyva6t.
OsssM-Rsrft Rstts. - 0tsrt dear
0sitsa is-1tAe, fss3s hiyysnftitsn 1914
--lSt, sytTa f1syt dear Gsilsn IN - 1ss.
GAxltssn IL i3kf uRb Us1tss lAk-
llAs Isfs nHb NJ IsSD Dixab sssly sssSs4f.
Sugar CsysdIgdfA. - Nasfs ID kstts
- 04iHfsn 17-l7Ke. Dienit 94xltssn
IAN - lS.. 0yesffsh Oaesn 10 - 1os
oaHIterH f3K--l1s, Rsp psrf Gnt G4mi~
'sra l.x-iss trs3sas Dssi.G&inssa esS.so
5000.
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tsfiS. t6iHfsn 1sX - lAe, pieRie 9asI.
tern iox-l0ke, Deuies lI--iTHt, 06ul.
tern IL -i1ke. Res Dsst Gm G&sItsrs
1l--flAe
trtfasS 6tetf1. - G4inlsn i2K-
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isrn io-1oHe, llors NiypsnIsitsn 10
loke. itsrt dear Geiten lo--l0Ks, sytSa
fssrt Gsiien io-loKe UsaisS isK-lsKs
per DiuRl.
Nehf uHb 0stretbe
RelI.-- @infer yatsnt CAS- ASe
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miIp $3.50 S.S0, eytra es.O0-t.ig, sS.
siR1reS 1S.7S-se5. Barter 0sissH patsxi
os7k-S.eo. %. ianeS oS-SS-4.36. -. &a.
nils es.So- s.7S; NsSsenmsll nsrsDselt4
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10. etnn,ttsS eS6o--4.10 ves Dbl.
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0iafsy ve-i0Oe, 10. Do. 97-o6s; 70. :
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NEIL Asssa - 9utupr snds1a. Dtdsu
jetsG = -. 2 4si6ee 7o-5ls, 3s. : -.
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&1SwdrtiSe mdrtte.
kep nor.. ls. aanuar.

/" HSsA ~ I1ssSAh'
Mell. - Ter Narft mar bente ftetis.--
Gpsins 9atent s4.40-4.e0, Ninter Straiat
eAl6--zsS, Oinier 9stents tA<o--4.e5.
Spring flears e4.0o-2.sO. Gytra go. /
0inter ts.SS--S.7s. Grtra 30. 1bs. es.SS--
$50. &anfas Straiatts e4.05--S.f5.
Hosgenmebl mar iietig. - 6air tis
euieS &3.45--S65, GuserIeieaes biS fanen
t3.60-8.7o.
Bu d ntiBtn 1ar yabig. --
eS.O0--1.55 per 100 Ytuno.
DuHweisen mar iteilg Ju $i.s2--i. s5.
RaiSmslt mar ftetig.-Geines UeitsD
s1b SslbeB ei.s0--i.S3. srebeS 1i.4o--i.S0
9iIHAyieb 13.S5.
Nseasn IN ruhis.--Jes. 0sAsrR 81 Ks
& III. Nen psrt Gyyort.
Osrk ii ifetie. - RsItssrhs sS-S0s
{. |. I. 0uhals.
Der Dtastt in rubis. RS.
tartsr @inter 96xe Z. / I. IN Ren porf,
SO. : rot1sr l00he im Glepatoy; Nc- I
NorfGkrM WeRit0ba l00Ke, re. Reyt1ern
9uiAs1 5o31Ae I. . D. l91imwsMa.
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Wsff4tsrM-Utarit lit miuia. Nenes
SO. aelbeS Tie {. |. I. Bel Nnfunft.
&sfsx - Naslt mar itettg. - Gtsnbesb
Ueiber 44H - 46e, No. neiber 4S -
46s fanes ab1etdnistener Sstber AK--
1sx Uor ifetie.-- Gtanbarb 1oa NJ, Np.
] 105-107Ke, ~. . s5-10Oc, 10. 3 So
o0e.
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esiee 1918. 40-4Sc; 1919, 2o-26c; 3aeike
tsak 1918, S8--27e, 1919 23-a4e.
3Axte itHb feft. - Central Nmeriea
30He, Osepta 80X--31 Hc.
9sSer lii felt. = 6smIod hrfs $500
fsesHbs 3s--39.
3srf mar ftetig.-Garils - 4.5o--37.O0,
flsrt clears sso.s5-sa.5o, Web e1s.5o-
400
Deef mar ifttis. .-Samils sls.Oo-sooo,
RES e1s.O0-16.50.
Sat Meats Uaren rubis. -- osybfetle
Delies 10 Bic IL 8fuas. 121--lSe b..
6Ainfen 11He.
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GsntiRsnt ei1.75, .. u. sls.15, Gomyousb
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GsxRtrs e--e4e, Special tt.
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yriRa Sommer 0eIbes tS.S0--7.05.
Dstrslsum III ftetia. Rep
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el1.26.
1sns ID itetig.-- 1smstis SIsses DAis
1G-2Se.
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biS sates S4.10--A25.
xrtenttR III ftetig tu 43e.
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Datns S1-SKt.
Kslaffss In fsft. Reu Orleans
Gp.n Rsttls, gutter bic Aotes, s5--5Se.
Bu6sr- Hoter IN feft -- Ususespabs
50 Ieh, arse, Centrifugal % Ten 3.29c,
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tnirter in rubig. Gut Qoaf s.06t, GruiAeb
4.9S. Rsnlb ~ 8.e0t. .gubes4.8oc. goubereb
4.30e. oranulafet <06e, fiamons ~ 4.05;
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loSe, r.. 8 40oc, no. 4 ss5e, Rs. s 1.0oe,
10. . s.sse, Rs. Z S.Sot. 30. 8 s.s5e, re. .
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GAiesss. 10. SaHuar.

1st,sn. - gar Rai 9s1s- 9sc, an
Sdlub ease; far Guilt s77s-ssHs an
SAlub S61se.
8.Iftisrn-1ar Rai s51s-es,5e,
am edlub e5Jse; far 3uIie44-e54c, am
Stlus s4zfc.
1afer.-Sargaai ss,t-ss4e, ansdlub
e94it; far 5uIi 88H-ss1se, am Sd!ub
s8Ie.
Roasen - 80. 3 Sic, Ro. Q 5TKc.
osrhe. 00-TSe.
othpFaamen - GS75-S25.
Fteei aamen. - tll.B - 1880 per
gentner.
Nsbsptt. - e21.55 per OBJ. - gar
1anuar $21.62K-31.b5.a Sdllub t3i.55;
fir Wai t2l.e0--1l.70. am SAlub e21.66.
eAmaft. t.-e11.02 h-i1.05 per 100 Sfs.
-Jar Nni ei12S-i1.32k, am S6Iub
ell2Th
6tort Ripyenf.iten - 91100--
11.45 per 100 Dfunb.-Shr geai e.1f.6rH
-ii.e7H, am S4tub e1l.eo.
Duttsr. Ter Warit mar heute b0her,
Greaneriss 33-33K per Efunb.
gisr.-Ra,st nar uieoriser -CrstRsSp
estS 3sH-39e, fiykS sl Nc per 1useus.
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Ser 2uftfri.s nit 9.utidlano
(@noliiChes 2eiefutter.)
2onoou. @noe December.

Wan ipeiR. nit peItem 2ciefutter
bic 2eierfpelt GrpBbritanniens uno
isiner Dominions uno Der 8ereinia-
ten Stanten pollaepfropft rpirn sSn
einiaen Wiilioneu ppn Eremplaren
oeehn ale rieraebn Jaoe oosr oile
Wonute Die .Sirpenee Maaa3inss" in
bic enalifdl iprehenbs gDelt uno fiji
tern lnnaidm ihre tpnpentipnelfen
Shemen .ihre falfhe Sentimentalitit
uno ihre psrfhrobene Qbcnteuerluit in
lie hinsin. Dieie .R1guaiaes" ula..
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S8wwer: GinSeimif4s to.8o--8.10. Meh-
Tide es.s0---s.sS. Ndrst idpaH bis 1oe
nisbriser.
4xfatr-94veiae $4,000, 6isssie1
1000. Ghafe Hrh Q6mMer 10000.
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esels. asuss uas yI,.en in ga,,u

Gas, HsHss uHb Mfissn In sasin )ori.
Gelb soH eaa1 ipuroe Su 1k-2s<< aus
eeliehen.
Drima 1sfAaitspapisrs sursen ~ ~ -
~ 8 biDgentirt.
Gterttna exAanss ID fhmah.--
Sidf Su $4.s6I-A6oh anb Commercial
~ e463-4.684.
DaHSes. OBI I q nttonen paren te.
tig uHs Hnrssn Die fplSt auotirt:
6er. Gtaatsn NefuHbiruns sSss geb.
~ rsoikrirte if1X-tlaK, GsuScHs 1i3
Hsb. 3x reaiMrirte 100 - 10S, GoNpsRS
i03 1OS, ganama Nssiksrsb - STH
get.. BIO. Coupon So. 1904 geb.
Af.ieumarft-Ter BaifIisrS hatteH
beute bic Ebertano. Gs warbe Elm itarier
Trud gum geriaufen auseeabt unb bic
Hreiie batten su leiben. die Sdlubnotis
runstn hanbsn meiaeHs etmas uuter benen
BON geitsrn.
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metau. .Warft.

Res Dsrt 10. Sanuar.
RnSfer mar heute fsit. Stanbars su
t18.sT. glsesrolstie ~ e1<.37--l4.o0; Bate
~ $500; eating 81 el4.0o-i412.
HtRn IN fsa On es7.00-ST.25.
DIei rubia gu 44.06-<.l0
epelssr IN ruhig ~ e5.20-5.8o.
etfen.-Nartt itetia uno unuerdnoert.
Rr.i Norttern ne15.oo-15-5o, 70. . Nertlerz
t1<.7S--15.35. No, Southern $500 -
1880, 70. 1 Gsathsrn fsft 91b.00-15.so.
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Gin bUbihes 6itor6en,
oas gfurrer Robria in Ieinem Bert
rSeIbeu" /" in Yerie aetIeibet bat. ersdhlt
man It'd in 0ptsoam BON 8uiier.
Der Wonar6 unternimmt optpobnlich
an 6eiliQobeuo Dor 9eqinn Der
DunteIheit cinen Spdateraana i'm
Bart opn Sunsipuci uno Rfhenft
arme 2eute. Die ihm sufGlio beaeanen,
nit 8eIo. @pr Sahren ioIlen iid nun
bic etQcnsn Gtnoer am Weqe, ben Der
aaiier benuBte, aufoeftstlt uub ihm
Die 6GRpe entdeuenaeItredt baben.
S0heIub iaate er ieoot: .sShr ieht
mir au anitdubiq cnaeaoaen aus; ibr
trteat nihtsll" Ssigte ober hinau:
mSabt aber cure Sahe aut asmadt",
tporauf bic tIeine qrinsefIin erptberte:
.Du aber nitt. 8apal"
8as Redf auf arbeit 1T Elm Red1t.
auf esiIen 9lusiibung piels 1tsniAen
.ieh1 uern per3tcnten.
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Oieb mdrite.

gtneinnati Is. Sanuas 1914.
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GAissas, 10. Sanuar 1914

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OD,ss OelDusartt.
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DE Otf4dfte naren tsste IN ben bieiiseH
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Gtaetnnati. 10. 5snuar 1914.
Die Rs4fslesnsen Eustirxnesn bsttslss
- nnr svf eRersS' sS'IsanSsstisRsa. Del
hsinsssR Osf4if ten UssssR stuss lS1sss
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0RafH9 DstN HMfNtf.
Tie umidte I'm hieHaen GfeariHetsxfs
sei'efen I'D teute auf e4,908,s $50.
2sfaf esfsritafea,
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bieiigen 00sfe nieoer r(dtt lebbeFt unb bic
Xrsiie mareu tart. Gins. Was x electric,
Columbus Gas com nHb gine. Street Jtp.
Gttien sp0ten tonanaebenb unb itiesen int
Beetle. gerfauft wurben:
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But Durga Ram, called Umbaliah, tDiN
spend the remainder of his days
in the treadniW.

up the basket After this done Bruce and Ramabai
and Ahmed the interchangeable carried the gold and pre-.
cous the especially made saddlebags. All told,
it took fully hour complete the work.
With and food and well armed they began the
Journey back to Alfalfa formidable cortege and in no
tender mood They proceeded in forced marches snatch
ing what sleep they could during the preparation of tie
meals.
Many time the impulse came to Bruce to pluck the
shining tai spa Killing stones from the saddebags
and toss them out into the jungle, to be lost till the
crack of DOOM There also moments when he felt
nothing but hatred toward the father Of the girl he
loved For these rinkes kathryn had gone through
fortunes frghtfu almost those in the days Of the
nquiSon Upon thing he and Ahmed had agreed.
despite Rarabais wild protest; they would leave the
treasure with Balakhan and follow his army to tho
walls of Alfalfa If harm befell any of their loved ones
not one stone should remain upon another And Bruce
AIRED that he would seek Umballah the ends Of
the earth for the infinite pleasure Of taking his black
throat in his two hands and squeezing the life out Of t.
Eventually and without mishap they came to the
walled city of the desert Balakhans stronghold Bala
khan of necessity always ready, always prepared
Before night of the day of their arrival an army was
gathered within the city, fierce eyed lean Joined men
who asked nothing better than to paradise. where
they had but to select what hour they would aud be
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The photodrdmds corresponding to the installmens Of
THE Adventures of Kathyn" may be at
number of the leading morn9 picture theaters. By this
unique arrangement rith the Seg Polyscope company
therefore possible not only to read The Adueaures
OF kothlyn in this paper but also to Keep pace ~ith
each inst0mert of it at the oving picture theaer.
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and examined it carefully. 1t had not been touched
That well. At least that meant that his Salb and
Memsahb lived Treasure. He spat -.
threw his rifle his shoulder. But his rage turne1
JOY he discovered who the arrivals
Bruce Sahb!"
Yes, Ahmed. Umbalah got the best Of us. We
were trickei by the truant elephant He has taken
Kathyn back toward Allala."
And 50 shall We return"
Ahmed called to his weary men. His idea was to fill
the elephant saddle bags with the gold and stones leave
it in trust with Balakhan, who should in truth this
time take his tuwar down from the wall. He divided
his men, company guard and the other to labo.
1t half hour to push back the bowlder and de