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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-30
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-30
yNic On mir,
2ou0on 90 qInrtl

&or0on 29HprI.
&m britliheu llnterhau9 fam am
Nlithpot Der 8eidIuB 0es onlcrifon-
id)en Nunocsieuots lnSad)eu ,Srlou0s
sur Sprodle. 2lus 0ieicnl glnlab
rlhtetc EN- gtitglieo al Sic Rcaie
un9 Die 2lnirage, Of ibr antIld Ct.
mas non ejncn Woniiei- orr Ihll,ppi
Observation-Disclosures Gommiiijon In
@aihtHgton bcfautt ici. in 0cm ser
Regicrurl Der 4cr. Staaten nahcQc
Ieqt peroe Der Srlm0inB pon SclbIt-
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0eu 3ehu uno elmer h0lbcn WiGiou
GinUohnerH Der GhiIppunen ole mir.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-30
ErOiitmaher iOl!ta Snblcu.
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ei1e &eItcltcung pon &ricl*Qro';t,a
nit rijtplrfcnoer Strait. I'M (9tiotr
fir Sic Sol0utenpcrglltung auf5u-
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ser Sttuer cin9ebradlt Miro Ter
Elnn ser rtpu0ljtaniidleu @eitcr lit
Hibt cl0gliItI9 ieit8eiebt, Die N0llpt
be'yinlulrul miro abcr lpnbrideiulldl
Die 2IuiIoge ciuer- Steuer non cu
Nro3eut ouf &erfGuie Ser ,}Qmpi
nm oia @oul@qcictgcbuae Scr am 3.
2Pai in @ouie beginncf iou, oitrfte
it'd uu Die beioen wiOeriprchcuOcn
&Idnc iI6er @eiueitlng Der Soften
0rchcu (8HuaB Ser heltte elu3ubrin.
gcH0cu &orIdge miro ouf Die gmfoms
men Gin~Incr lmo BON Gorporatio.
nen, iomeit lie 0oa Ginfonmcn Der
3ejt nor Dem arjege iiberitciqeu. einc
Stcter pon 50 &ro5ent gelcqt 2lu3-
Qenonnucn iiuo $4,000 bel gin3cI
pcrionen nno 100000 bel Corpora
tionen &ic 9fnino iagt piir0cn ourh
oie &orIoqe $2,000.O0O.000 SIR
Gurhiiibrlng Der SoI0atcu- @Iic
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sic gcidjIoiieue llllterltiiblng ser &c.
mofrntcf oe9 0auies. lleber 0je 3ahI
Der abtriinuiqen &epublifoner. mclhe
fir oicien 8eqenoorIhloq cintretcn,
miro in0ciien feline 9(ngobe gemod)t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-30
0nn0cl nit 9luHlnno.

Htlontjc Gtu. u S. Is IpriL
Ole Gircftorcnbcb0rbc Der @on
oelsfonmer Der Ncr Staatcn, sic
Qegcumdrtja in Htlautic Gitp. q
H., ihre ,Sobrc5ucriaumluHg ob.
11lt hot beid1loiicn. cine Gonlniiiiion
md europa }u ihifcn Die Die Wi5l.
i,d1ftit Der 4aeoerauinnhue Der San.
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6albuer2nnaerte &ilOgdnic

Tmtieuoc baIb oerbuHgertcr Nl0
gonie beocdtcu oo3 @is in Der @rcat
1outb NoU Lungs Der aiiite uoa
Gcug 53ian0 un0 iuaten Pabrna
in Nontrlj1crn Gle @ai, elm
0cuor5uatcr 2uicntbotsort ser
g9iI00o9eI, mar nit 0reI BOD ojien
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n5r 3idtau0 TN 4Ilr3
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@Oli5ei militGriidl auaacbiIoct.
GbicQQo. y 9(pril

NWINNWu. = -FfTTI-
,}lDei Rotaillone, Die ais alien VA
dcn IN Ghico1o, rflnloia, }uiammene
Isiett nerocn iollcn pcroen iijr ocn
Fo1 DIN @ropolIcn uutar ocH 2lr
NEE HggIcmclIt ous lcbil0ct wcr0tn
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pc 81 trCtcn mcld}c n0W l'09ct Qe,
Irtdleu mlroc. Ttc Ncrbauoe ioueu
nit ,fcInfijd'cu. Nmbulonpu uuo an
o.rem 4totcrlal Der rcJddrcn 9trmc2
l1s 9gjt0ttct ncr0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-30
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ten Ole in Eooolien porriidcn0cn So.
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ideDifi iiberidritten Sen @ug-IIuB
OH ocrihieocnen Stellcn. iic }ieben
lid III @ermirruna 5urud pie 6ie
Gcpeid1en annehen
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9etrpit Ulidl.. y. 9lprll.

LtIfOIf- UEIU., y WQtIl.
Ger Staotratb in Dctrolt, Mid,
bcihloB om 0onncr2tog. ben Stcuer
wertb eineS tSocob Seeoit geborcuoen
Ecuniuntjlieu @aiie2 gu pcroop.
pcIL neil oicicr angebIid sic Mie
thcn pom Sf2 80 aui $50 i'm Wouot
nrhnht hnt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-30
Sic Gutentemddte betrieOigt.
Die GOnferens in San 9icmo abac-
idloHen. 0Gbe Der GutIdIabis
guug nod nidDt beitimmt.
Gon Hcmp, q. 9lpriI.

Der Oberite Gntenterotb Ser Wiui.
Iterprditoenten brad)te ieineGonferen3
an Montng gum 9lbidluB, nnbOen
man iid iiber Die gtote an Die oellti6e
9iei68regierllng betreffs Der ettpai-
gen 3paugsmoBre9eln 5ur Our6filb-
rung Der 8eItinmltn9en oeS 8eriniI-
Ter 8ertragS geeinigt bate.
Die 8ertreter Der ein5elnen Wtadte
lino bon Dem Geiultot Der Gonferenj
I'M onemeinen iebr befrieoigt. 8e.
ionoers befrieoigt 1T ,Sranfreih. bas
ourh9elett bat, oaB 8roBbritannien
periprtdt, uotbigenfolls ielbft militu-
ridden Druid nuf oos 0eutid]e Reifl
nus3uiibeu, nm bie@rfiiIIung Der Ser
iailler 8eoinglingen bis allf 0en9u6-
itaben su er5tpingen. 8roBbritannien
ouf Der anoeren Seite bat Die 8efrie.
oigung feline Maht in &leinaiien
bepp. Boroeroiien beoeuteno erlpei-
tert 5u bdben
9elgiens Sreuoe gilt oen I'm.
Itonb, oaB Ser @lod Der 8eitmddte
unperiebrt eeblieben lit @riehen-
Lamb freut Iih iiber feline grfoIge be-
treffS Ebrafiens uno SmprnoS, bie
SSugoIuipen 6nrilber, onB Die Gutente
ibpen freie @ano ldBt III oen Inter
bnnollneen nit 9eStalicn.
Die Gntidldbignng.
9Setreffs Ser 8eIommtIumme Der
bon 0eutidlano 5li 5ablcn0en @nt-
ifdDigltng ion in Gripatgeiprdd)en
5piihen 2lopo @eorge lno Willerano
oie Slrnrne bon 5ipeiblmoert Miuiar-
oen Wart Giinf5ia Wdliaroen Sol
lars nab normolem &urS) genannt
por0en lein, lpGhreno Dor eincm
Sabre bon fiber bicrhlnbert YiIliar.
0eu Warf sic Hc0e gelpeien ilt Vei.
niItcrprGii6ent 9titti 6rdug in ser
Gonferen5 nnmentlid bnrouf bin, BOB
enolih cine be1timnlte Summe feitge.
lebt tper0e, nm &Iorbeit 5u Ifaffen.
Wiit ser mcitercn 0corbeitrnQ Scr
9lngelegenhet pur6c oie qeniidte
GntifG0igungs -Gonmiiiion Der @n-
tcnte bcoltftroat, Die iofort einen Gnt-
lpurf anSarbciten 'oIl.
&on nn9eblirb gut lntcrrid)tetcr
Seite perIoltet, cine Grippe onerifo-
niId)er @anfen iei bereit, Dem Geut-
ifcn Heihe Sic qeIonrmtcSunune Ser
Gntidld0ialtn9 bor31idbicBcn, iolpie iie
enogjlltia feItaeicbt lei
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&rot ndltschn Gcnts2

GllCalo p. G9,il
Ter Erotgreis utoa tn GHlcoFo.
Eainojs t'5 cuF ct1t}ean Gents pro
@di5 hgroli1cbeD H1doem Ser or1o
ntijrtcn Hifcrn am Idtnuah Elm
g@odenjD6u non SIS mt 81 - iiir
irae ljeberituuac 5euiGiat mur5a Die
HGfer hotten $50 pro Iote ucr
lanai
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4Srotcit Ncaen Sdlluar5c.

Berlin. Is. 9ipril
Der rcihe ouerjtoujid1e 5o5joliit
l<obn Gc@op hat ciueu 9lufrd crlui.
ilH IN mcld1em cr an Die Ghrc Der
Guteutc appe0jrt. mo pcrlnngt.
oic iorbiaen iraujoiIihcn Gruppen
iofort ans Gcutidllono 3iuiidaco39cn
mcr0cn.
IN Dem 9lnirui bciBt c3 Sic
u'uaite Sdmodl oeren iih Die irans
3oijitben Snpcrioljitcu ihulOig mad
ten inocm tic ibrc mjl0cn 5dnpor3cn
iauotcn BON ocucn Ste 0ciltiChen
t5roucn uno Gjuocr pcrQcraItiQt un0
tcrroriiirt mcrOeu lit cin Nerbrrdcn
aeacn meldc2 iih Die ,5rnueu ocrNelt
auilchneu mljiicn mo oa9 cine Ser.
nu2for0erunQ al sic anit0noigen Gle.
ncntc in ser dau3cn Wclt be0eutct d"
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frbaItcn Ennfbampfcr.

T0n0nn, Is. Nprli.
Die aht (ouf0ompier. itber 0creu
.}uthclllua IN 0erGHtiUdoilung 5coul-
ullnjon Der Gutcntc 10 lauac leitrit.
tca u0rocu lit, iu0 rBt bis sur eno.
IillttGell Gatidlejoung 0eu &Crciu,Q
ten 5tootcH ij5er!oiicn Uor0tu. Ga
raD fuilQit ilh bic 2V0jnaung 0oB
lle 0o}u ocriuenoci mcroen, Erouf
re;t. Nclacl uH0 $tol0l nit @el5
ii go Dcriorgcn. uuo iiir otcier }mtf
tHil9c'teua GDej ,5obrteu ntodtcH %
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tHrcl bcour'cn Qina5t man. ooB olc
cl0arlti8c GutidJcr6uua lrber lie 6c
fouut igin fauL bis iie 0;c au@bc0ul.
atHen }wcl Ta5rtcn pradaeleQf la
aeu Tie Togr3cuae babtu }ranr
mcn 5000 Ionlcn 0apon i0Qcu
5000 GoHnen fitr ,5toiten 17d0O
'jr Sranfrcid) un0 1000 fir NeI.
am ucrluCn0ct mer6cn
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Gnbd eibf ocntid,es Gtaentbnm ber.
ans.
Nnnnlln. q ALr

Sdould, -. Nprll.
;fcin6Iid)c ShiIie. Die pabreno
oes 4}cIt aricgcs belhIagnabnt
murocu. perDen in cllboniihem Ne.
lit blciben. lpie aus elmer Aufilnoi.
glmQ berporgebt ole nod) Sd)lub
elmer Gnbiucttiitlma bcfonnt gcaeben
nlroc Gin Nuaid)uB, Der ans Dem
Sefrct1r filr 9ricQ un0 Marinc, ocm
Sctrctnr iilr 0n9 Sd)n6nntt un0 Dem
Sefrcidr ilir 0dnocI luo 2Irbcit be
itcht, miro Die Sdiiie an cine Erinot
Qeicnid)oit 0ic ooa b0d)ite 5ebot ma
dlelL pertodtct, inter Scr 9c0in
auul 0ob 0ie Sdliiic Dem cllbdnli
itcu 6auorl olcneu mo Sic cubaui-
idIc ,iloaac iilbrcn Nei SIeidlheit
e gjngcbot3 crhaltcn cubanlId'c Wie.
Ter Den @or5uq. Die Gontrattc fon
Ncn pou ser Rcaierrug uah onqe-
nalleucr Nitnoialng pie0er Qeloit
uer0en
Ger Muiitcrrotb beihloB, Dab 4}ri.
uatclaeutbum icinoljdIrr 2tu5l0uocr.
oo> mohrcno 0c3 &rjeqes bcidlug
nabut mur0c. ocu NciiGcrn ptrudQc
dcbrn mrr0en inQ
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SabOtooc BON SdDiilcrn.
Chicago, u. Npril

GNlcdg0, q. Nprll.
GrciBiQ ShiiIer Ser 0iicntlihrn
Shulen III Chicago, llu.. bcion.
ben lid ON Gienstoq III 0oit; iic
Itcbcn i'm &er0adt. III iiber 80 Sdlul.
qebduocn, Ole mcgen oes Streif3 ser
pei5er lettc @ohc Qeidloiien mer0en
miBten, Snbotoae ongeridtet gl bn-
ben. ,Seuitcrihcibcn paren 3erbro.
den, 4}ultc 6eridIogeu uno 9iihcr
ocrnihtet o0er gcItobIcn. Der GSe.
iomnltid)aoen, neldler auf $4,000
geid,dtt miro. muroe entoeft, uIs sic
SduIen om Woutog pieoer eroffnct
mtroen. ettpo 8mnn3ia peiterc
Shiilcr, Die 5ltr .@onoc gcb0ren,
peroen BON sen @ehoroen gciud)t.
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@at6idlaftlidcr gerjdlt 2entidllanbs
9Soris, 81. 9lpriI.
gerljn 28. 2fpriI.

Nerlln. .. Npril.
Tos Tuan3- lm0 0as 8irthIhuitss
miEiitcriltm Der oeutiden Reifsre-
ljeruna orbeitcn cine Ienfidrift ous
uber Die pirthitoitlide 2aaeGeutid).
lambs, be3m. i)ber Ben llmiona Der
neitercH Gutihoojalu1gen oie ojeics
on 0jc Grteute 5u 3ohIen jn''tonoe If.
0ieieIhe iou Der Gntcnte am 10. aPa.
Wqeitcut tper0n Die 9enfihriit
iou cine o;fcre Guritellunq Der ae.
denplrtiqen Dlrthit1nftIifen8erbGIt.
niiie uu6 Der etualgen Ausiidlteu oui
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Die pNorOitern" 3eitnnseu
bn'len bic 0cidDidDte ban Ga
SrOne uidlt nur mitid)reibcn,
lOnOCrn and mitmnden belfeH.
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Vinf cioenc WtcOisiu ncbmcn.

III brcdlen pcrmna.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-04

bite where the fangs are lost in the
tissues. But there is always the
danger that the victim, feeling no
instant bad effect, will be misled as
to the danger and delay treatment
until it is too late. A couple Of
years ago lecturer on snakes and
their poisons was bitten in the hand
while demonstrating with one of the
reptiles. As hasty glance seemed
to Indicate superficial wound, he
finished his lecture before beginning
the treatment, 1t was then too late.
He died in two hours.
The venom Of the American snake
of the pit viper variety is not only a
powerful and rapid nerve poison, but
also is destructive Of the tissues
Thus, while the bite of the coral
snake or the harlequin shows only
as one or two small punctures in
the skin and there is no infamma-
ton or swelling, the bite Of the rat
tlesnake becomes rapidly discolored,
there is acute pain and rapid
swelling to a painful degree of the
New-York tribune., 1920-04-04

not give to see you this afternoon,
to sit by your side and tell you my
hearts feelingsl Bless you! We
shall yet together, trust in Provi-
dence, be spared many precious and
happy hours.
Home This word sounds sweetly
to me now. I think I shall rightly
prize one when I get it; at home
with you; to have a home and it is
your presence and your presence
only that can mako it home to me.
Well, then, to some extent you re-
ciprocate these feelings. You can
not entertain them to the same ex-
tent that l do. You have a sweet
home now, and its quietude and soli
tude you enjoy and speak lovingly
Of. | have no home. Mine Is a
lodging. study, that is all. come
Into 1t tired and weary, and except
there be some letters or news about
my yet having. a home, 1t seems a
,dreary and melancholy place. Well,
we will yet make home brighter to
each other and 1 will try and kiss
every tear away, and, enhance the
enjoyment Of every smile and make
you as happy as L can.
II have moro confidence In the
people among whom I am laboring.
l believe they will do all they pos
sibly cnr to make US happy, and I
hopo to spend year or two longer
here. I have given up hope Of our
people generally throughout the
country amalgamating, and our cir
cult seems determined to hang to
tho whole body. and so I don't take
30 desirable an event into my cal
culations. We must leave our fu-
ture in tho hands Of God. Do not
you? Only let us both do the best
we can for ourselves and for God
and His church."
Red Lion Street, Spalding.
"My Own Dear Kate~--With feel
ings Of very great pleasure snatch
up my pen to write you . linsj bless
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should Ike it much II It can be done
without giving offense to Mr.. c.
seeing that we have discussed the
matter.
Write me per return how much
black silk you will want for a
founced dress and whether you
would prefer that to a satinet or
satinture-I intend having n first
rate one. If buy it without your
letter shall get black silk and six
teen yards"
Just Before the Wedding
The last letter before their mar
riage ran:
My Own Darling Kate-Bless
you, how soon once more shall we
meet again. Meet as we have
never met before, with different
feelings and different prospects.
That which has been regarded as
looming in the far-off distance now
is very, very near. You are to be
mine. We are to be one. Yes. one. Ny
whole soul must lie open before your
gaze, and it will be. Yes! 1t shall
be. And thou art to be my guardian
watcher. And we are TO commence
our life together in one united and,
I trust, continued sacrifice, for Gods
glory and the welfare of our fellow
men. And yet in it trust we shall
be happy. Mutual forbearance, af-
fection, heart love, will do all things.
he a talisman which will turn all
our domestic anxieties and trials
into bonds of love and cause of mu-
tual joy. You know me; am fitful,
very: I mourn over it, hate myself
on account Of it. But there it is;
u dark column in the inner life of
my spirit. You know it, Bless
you; ! will try; but suppose l fail
to make myself better. thou wilt
bear with me and I will try and be
all that thou desire. pray for
help from on high. Oh, yes, God
will give 1t mo. Nay, give It u.s."
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particularly rapid action on the
nerve centers. If the fangs pierce
large blood vessel and the poison
enters directly into the blood there
is not much hope of quick enough
action to save the victim. On the
other hand, cobra venom does not
destroy the tissues, and if the fangs
are buried in the flesh without pierre
ing one of the larger blood vessels
the wound will have only the super
ficial appearance of two small pune
lures in the skin, while the action
of the poison is delayed until it can
be carried by the capillaries into
the larger veins and arteries.
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Her Earthly Heaven

Like lovers ever since time began,
tho smallest details Of the life and
work OF each were Of the deepest
interest to the other. and begin
ming MY dearest and most
precious sweet" William Booth
went on to tell what he was doing
for a trifling ailment, and even the
Items Of the food he ate. And he,
too, grcedily devourod all she wrote
him.
"Write mo a long loving letter;
you have plenty Of TINA Pray for
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you, would that I could see you and
rest me for season by your side and
tell you all my heart. I think much
about you; your eye Is ever looking
down upon me and beaming into my
lnmost soul. You are mine and YOU
have my heart, and surely all this
ought to constitute rich enjoyment
for US both; but I have ever missed
the present happiness in seeking and
grasping the future. I want you.
your company, your comforting and
consoling converse. I want you to
hear me, to criticize me, to urge me
on feel such desperate sense of
loneliness, SO oppressive to my spirit.
l speak and preach and act, and It
is passed over; there is no one with
whom l can talk over my perform
ance; to others / cannot mention It
for fear of being thought egotistic
or seeking for praise, and for some
reasons others say little or nothing
Of it to me; l hear only Of it by
hints and innuendocs. I want you,
too, to help you, to make you happy,
to bring you flowers, to show you
my friends, for you to enjoy the
sunshine with me and the landscape,
and the Sabbath and sweet days:
bless you, l was never made to en-
Joy anything alone. Oh, that we
could meet only for time, but we
must wait"
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Acts on the Nerves

Recent opinion has accepted the
conclusion that snake venom is
nerve poison par excellence. It's ac-
ton Is on the vaso-motor center and
it stupefies the victim and paralyzes
the blood vessels. There is a sue
ceeding paralysis Of the respiratory
centers and paralysis Of the heart
and there are very likely to be hem
orrhages in the medulla. In very
large doses the paralysis of the vaso-
motor center and the respiratory
center are likely to be almost stimuli
taneous and death practically imme-
date, with no possibility Of saving
the victim.
The composition Of the venom Of
tho cobra and it's allies makes it Of
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entire part affected. If the bite is
in the hand the swelling will reach
all the way up the arm and then
extend across the chest and body
Ultimately the flesh will be eaten
away from the bones. There have
been cases in which the life Of the
victim has been saved, but the arm
has been lost to the elbow, and in
the case Of bite in the foot or the
lower part Of the leg the leg has
been lost to the hip.
Harmless Taken Internally
These effects are also to be OBJ
served when the rattler's fangs
pierce q large blood vessel. All Of
the venom does not get directly into
the vein, and wherever it touches
the open wound it has the same ter
rible effect on the tissues. Yet,
wherever it falls on skin that has
not been broken it is harmless, and
snake venom can be swallowed with
no i'll effects.
Just how the body throws off
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and their allies the poison fangs arc
firmly fixed at right angles to the
jaw, while in the distinctively Amer
ican snakes-the rattler, the copper
head and the water moccasin-the
poison fang is so arranged that in
repose it folds back against the jaw
and Is covered with a sheath Of
mucous membrane. 1t is only in the
act Of striking that it is brought
down at right angles to the jaw.
Aim Often Is'Poor
This is one of the reasons that tho
bite Of the cobra is more deadly than
that Of the American variety. The
poison fangs of the Eastern snake
are always in position to strike tho
most effective blow, provided the
prey is reached.
But the snake is not the best Judge
In the world Of time and distance,
and with the American venomous
snake it not infrequently happens
that the fangs are not in proper
position when the jaws reach tho In
tended victim.
The result may be that only the
curved face of the tooth strikes tho
object aimed at, and the poison In
harmlessly spread over the surface,
instead Of being injected into tho
open wound, or the wound may be
only slight and readily yield to treat
ment, or because of an imperfect
junction between the poison duct
and the channel in the tooth, due to
the failure to get the tooth into posi-
tion, the poison does not get into the
wound, but is forced between the
gum and the tooth and spreads over
the outer surface Of the tooth and
drips off after the fang is withdrawn
from the wound, which the snake IN
stinctively does with the least possi-
bic loss Of time in order to return
Instantly TO the striking position.
The difference in the poison also
makes the bite of the Eastern snake
more deadly than that Of the Amer
lean, although as a rule the Amer
lean snake bite is more painful and
more disfguring. AS far as inves-
LEGATIONS into the chemical compo-
sltion Of snake venom have gone
they seem to show that the same
clements enter into the poison of
both the Eastern and the American
snakes. The difference lies in the
proportions.