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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-04
NEW POWER co.
Townshend Electric Co. Incorporated
for $4,000.

The Townshend Electric Co. Of
ToWnshend has filed articles Of assc-
ciation in the Office Of secretary Of
state for the purpose Of furnishing
electricity for power and lighting pur-
poses in that town. Newfane and
Rrookine. Their cspitN ,stock j. Sl0-
600. while the papers are signed by
J. N Ware and i've others Of Town
shcnd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-04

Dr. and Mrs. y W. Stewart and
little son. John. accompanied By Mise
Elsie Caven. started a motor journey
- Boston early this morning. where
they plan 10 spend a week or 10 days
with relatives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-04
Have Taken Over a Sector
Held By German De-
fence Force
FRENCH TO HOLD
POLES IN CHECK
Neutral Zone Between
Poles and Germans
to Be Set Up

Oppeln, Silesia, June 4 by the As
sociated Pressl - Fighting between
Germans and Poles continues in the Vi
cinity of Schimischow, about five miles
northwest of Gross -Strehlitz. The cas-
tie owned by Count stavwitz has been
burned
The British are gradually reinforc-
ing their troops in the plebiscite bring
ing in fresh soldiers and many tanks
The inter allied commission for Silesia
is reported to be considering the dispo-
sition of allied troops here 80 that
clashes between the Poles and British
may be avoided.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-04

There viii Ie no band concert next
week On aecouui of commencement
A daughter wss born Msy p "a Mr..
and Mrs. NJ = Marteu of upper Wash
ingtam street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-04
BETHEL
Funeral of Mrs. Chastina Putnam Yes
terday from Universalist Church.

The remains of Mrs. Chastina l..
Putnam of this village, who died on
Wednesday in Springfield, Mass, were
accompanied here Thursday by her
daughter. Mrs. Cora Bradley, and her
granddaughter, Miss Alice Bradley.
The funeral was held yesterday ct
the Universalist church, Rev. viii G.
Harvey officiating. The bearers were rel
atives or connections of the deceased,
j. A. Graham and y. S. Putnam of this
village, f. A. Jones and G. X. Taggart
of Royalton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
MARnIAGE IICENsEs

Romualita Herrera. San lgnncio;
David Iaramiiin. Atrisco.
Dolores Sanrhez. A~ibnuucrquc; An
drew Tyler. Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

n the request FOR federal aid IN
the four new road projects recently
submitted to the district engineer OF
the local office OF the bureau 81 pub
DC ruads by the state highway cnrir-
Ger " fnvoranly considered by the
fcdcrn' government. New Mexico VIII
add 30.1 miles Of good roada TO her
~jntraatafe hiEhways- The tota, cost
o. construction. 20 per cent 81 which
@lli he Maid hp the state nnd SO per
cent by the government at Washing
ton. N aid IL received. " s~2o9.S2S.10
Project stafemenss for roads NUM-
i,ercd n. ~ and 81 and ~ have hceli
drnwn up and handed 70 the district
engineer OF the local office. contain
ing the description OF the proposed
roads. Tho first OF thesr r. a stretch
u a mile and q half between Ros-
we'll and ricachn. In ChRves county,
which viii b. gravel surfaced. and viii
be consf ructed At a cost OF f2i.4G7.s0.
stretch. In san Miguel county. between
Peers and Futon calls for gravel or
crushed stone. The total estimated
cost Il ts6.0eI The third y for a
thirteen and one half mile road tr
Coifax county. WINS between Taos
pass aud Cimarrou, the estimated
cost OF which Is sf7.1sa A eiSteen
mile stretch between Hondo and Pr
cacho hiii IN Lincoln counsy will he
surfaced Tor three miles on the east
end with gravel The estimated cost
Ia ~fSfg01.bO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

Four dollars. full wagon load. fac
tory wood; limited amount. Hahn
Coal Co., phone 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09

Goal supply Go. rhoncs . and 8
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

A plea 90 the knights az Cniumbu=
through their Aihuuuereue council TO
catnbnrh q sanitorium here will be-
mHde BY Major .. n. Tuuiousr, who
viii address a meeting Of the KAN
lxatlon tonight nj 81. Mays hall The
meeting viii start nt \ o'clock. and
all members OF the lscat council,
a. we'll az VISITING members. should
be present, as the meeting VIII be
vcr3 important Plans for entertain
Ing the supreme officers when they
pass through The city on Wednesday
afternoon on their way home rrofa
the convention at San Francisco. VIII
be made.
The itnfary and kiwanis clubs OF
Albuquerque arr similar 10 the Rotary
Inc Kiwanls clubs OF Long Beach.
Calf. when II comca 20 baseball
talent Ward Andersen. formerly Of
Albuquerque. h playing IN the ficld
Tor the Long Beach Rotary baseball
team and according 10 a statement
recently made by him. the Rotnfians
are always being defeated on hs
( diamond. The defeat Of the Rotarians
here by the kiwanis players causes
one 70 believe That kiwanians are
m. sIts,.h .,,s.l. ~ ,hr Cnnurrrn-
| nonni chn,rn ~iu hoId a ros,ume boy
supper tonight In the church parlors'
Sicgfsfcd Huhn was fined - In po-
lice court thia morning ON charge Of
making n complete turn with his au-
tomobile a. Second street and Central
avenue u. ]. Coffee was IN court on
u1,,h MI one headiIaht Ua was
riven 4 .nsn.pded sentence on The
rorni.@ - t.l,. r,orc rar.fui in the
s,,,ra w
~...,,.r u.,.s,ar "a q n warrcn
yvaucr~ r.,i,ee rcrn- win no hciJ
,omorraw w.d,csdav ane,noon nj
e.so IN 4 a. n n haii. Irritation
ma
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~.- ~, 49, vWtnt-
s~-s e.s..is. -.-.a .nsa -. tm-
--s. ~. -N .nt -, a.
80 -. III, $500 y,
go - re,re,
y.u ~ na"s !
,,nhh se ssH-"ss ~ I'm ~, a.. o.
s a. "ue !. ~ -,
=. 18th ~ Al. uAl DuaAa
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suos ~ " " heeisHs .nu "r 49,
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sn e v" ~ b.
"o.N "onleu W
y inosuhk this eNeuihs W" DC a
sstte.ls pn7'heSs mettins SUI ~ ~
" - =.
gchce o. Tue pr'nlu'ht anu wee pi'N-
utnt' 'lahsenchh lpI tne mee,ins
VIZ maze ny 'h' .~ht'rtaihh'nt ceh'-
nht,et, OF winch Mias i~ouiae Lo~oet
- shniIhlan.
me pohec nave p'cn 10 b'
on tne X ior Two pei ponies
C~siohs4ns 70 = MIS- + Nihror OF 80
Nts Wihsor mas o"eieu GOV
'e"aIu ivi th,ir tetuIn-
august Nigii. who has hfn doing
Moik N 20 lsustai 'o.ali9 ram
ihs s'hnoi ""h Dt'h pa'eu WIN th'
,"uls ii.s.a ~,v'npuns - a 'Isih
jose - iFu1tio mas peeh t~r"hsierifu
from the Nihuquerque vocational
training sehool 10 seen "here nc
VIII work IN Iayl"rs garaEe'
\ suspended iine OF siO ana cs-,-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-09
Colorado Unions to
Fight Open Shop

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Aug.
a.-with routine convention business
Disposed Of, dricfntea 20 the state fea-
Grafton Of lnhon convention began 10
day discussing the solution Of prob
lens confronting organized iapor m
Colorado,
In addition 10 the introduction OF
resolutions this morning, II IN expected
the deicEhtns viii start formWallne
plans for combating tho so-calicd onen
shop. ard VIII inaugurRte outlines Of
The labor o. legislation program 20
be submitted 10 tho noxt genera
assembly.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
WAITING TO GRAB
 LAUNCH FULL BOOzI

SAN FRANCISCO Jan 3,
 Customs officers are nov watching for the arrival O.. he launch Mary which ac :ording to a statement made y Col. Irby, Collector of Customs, left Victoria re ,ently with 500 cases of Can. ,dian whiskey. Irby said tn 'aunch is one of a fleet of've ,els plying between Victori' md San Francisco which ar carrying on an illicit trad if vast proportions. It is es t,imated that more than onf million dollars worth of thu contraband' liquor is bein' smuggled into San Francis % monthly.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
REVERSES
 CONVICTION
 OF BERGER

WASHINGTON Jan. 31- The Supreme Court today r. versed the conviction of Bel ger and four other member of the Socialist party Wht were convicted for violation of the Espionage Act. IT.
 eversal was made according to Ju lge Lanuls on tii. 5 grounds that he had heare the case after the eligibility of the case had been attack ed. Those convicted were A Former, National Socialist w. Kruse, editor of Young Socialist magazine, J. Louis Engall, and Irwin St. Johr Tucker. The appeal was bro' and allowed because Judgs Landis said the case showed personal basis of prejudice against the defendants.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
ALLOWANCE
 FOR ALASKA
 IS MUCH CUT

SEATTLE, Jan. 31-The 'rmy appropriations bill car 'ies only $950. ..0o0.00 for the Alaska Road Commission. This is the same ar'cunt as ~ranted last year. $950,COo.
 7as asked. It carries only TAO 900 00 for the Alaska Cable System comparedto he $212,000 required. The or"ount allowed is the same IS last year. The anount al- lowed will be insufficient as he bill requires the expendi- ture of $10,000 for investi- cation and reporting on the proposal to build a connec- ion between the Nome Shell lon system of communica- ion and Kugruk River, the
 'oad into Cache Creek and
 he coal depos;ts of the Kee.
 -valik mining district.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
HUGE SUM
 NAMED FOR PREPARATION

PARIS, Jan. 31-The AL jed Supreme Council Satur- 'ay approved of the repar- ation program which was lrafted by special commit ee. Germany will be requir- d to pay 26,000, 100000 gold oarks in forty annual in- :tallments, the installments 70 increase slightly along the scale. The German GUS --oms are to be seized in event of default.
 The Supreme Council also approved the report of the Military Commission on dis rmament which provides pr the complete disband- 'ent of all civil guards, orl- 'inally not permitted under he treaty. The council will 'iscuss the Austrian prob- em today.
 The council also aDroved he plan for 200,N0,WO ''rancs reduction in the am- punt asked from Austria SO hat the naton would be aid- ed.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
MOTHERHOOD IN
 UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON Jan 31- Both mothers and babies arc
 afer in seventeen countries han they are in the United .:itates. The babies of other countries have a better .hance to live through the 'irst year: according to the House Commerce Commit
 ees report on the Sheppard l'owner Bill for safeguard ng the health of mothers md babes. The report of the committee recommended em' ergency legislation
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
KIDNAPPED
 ! WOMAN ON LONE RANCH

LOS ANGELES Jan. 31- Mrs. Gladys Witherall, wh> 7isappeared from her home last Tuesday was found yes 'erday. She had been held {; prisoner on a small rancl
 bout seventy miles south o' his place. She was unhar1r ,d. s. A. and Floyd Car
 7ho kidnapped her admitte>
 hat they held a grudgt ,gainst her father-in-lav' They were arrested and tn
 '0eeed report that.th H7 hel Ter to satisfy the grudg' and also to obtain the twen tv 'thcusond dollars ransor- was confirmed by them.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
SALARY AMENDMENT
 HAS BEEN KILLED


 WASHINGTON Jan. 31-- During the consideration O he Diplomatic Propositio' Sill Saturday night, Repre
 entative Mason of Illinoi
 ffered an amendment ar ,ropriating $10,000 for th| 'alary of the minister to Irc and, thus postponing indi rect recognition of the Re public. The amendment was tiled on the point of bein.c out of order.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
DISCOVER NARCOTICS
 AND MUCH LIQUOR

VANCOUVER, Jan. s1 The police yesterday found llarcot tics worth $5O, 900 and more than two hundred cas- es of Chinese lquot under the porch of an enlpty house It is believed by the authori- ties the house Was used as 3 depot for dlne ,jpmehts in- 'to the United Sts
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
SOLDIERS PROTEST
 AGAINST TAG DAY


 VANCOUVER, Jan 31: Returned soldiers are picket ng the streets of this city to- lay as a protest against Tag Day which was instituted to collect funds for Chinese families and sufferers in the famine districts of China. They want all donations to this fund held and used in q pg the unemployed of
 ppuver.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
SAILORS BATTLE
 FLAMES IN STEAMER

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31-- Fire in the two holds of the Dutch steamer Emdjik that unloading her cargo at this place Friday night was ex- tinguished after an all nioht struggle. All the available fire apparatus in the city was called out. Two hundred sailors from the Submarine Base helped battle the flame The fire was caused by 2
 stevedore's cigarette. The loss is estimated at $50,000,
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
HOTEL FIRE FATAL

HOBOKEN, Jan. 31-12 persons were burned tc death in the destruction of the hotel Colonial by fire on Saturday Three other guests were badly burned. It is be. lieved that one of the guests left a lighted cigarette stub where it set fire to the dran- cry. The police will investi- gate the manner in which the hotel was conducted and the firechief will investigate the fi,s. It is reported that a great many whiskey bottles were found in the rooms of the guests.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
REDUCTION OF SIZE
 SHIPS SUGGESTED

WASHINGTON Jan. 31- Reduction of al navy ship; to a maximum tonage of on hundred thousand tons a, compared to the present pos .sible maximum of one. hun
 ed and forty-three thous and is provided in. the maya ppr4J. iations bill to be re ported to the House tomor row.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
RECOMMEND THAT
 DEBS BE RELEASED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31-- The Department of Justice has recommended that the President commute the sen- tence of Eugene Debs on Feb. 12.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
v MEMBERS OF ISLANl
 POLICE SENTENCE

MANILA, Jan. 31-Seyer y-seven enlisted membe- of the Philippine constabu !ary were adjudged guilty .ast Saturday of Seditiol md were sentenced to a ma1 mum of ten years imprison nent and fines ranging al he way from $500 to $5,000 )y Judge George Harvey O: he American Court.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
FORTY TWO ASSAULTS
 DURING ONE WEEK

DUBLIN, Jan. The of ficial summary of events in Ireland for the week enaing January M says that forty two attacks were trade on the police. Seven of the as- saults are classed as cold hooded assassination. Forty three raids were made by the police. Seven constables were killed.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
HE FIGHT FOR
 RIGHTEOUSNESS

The theme of Rev. Duan' Earl Carter's Sunday even- 'rg sermon was, "The Fioh' Tor Righteousness" Since oanl was the roost enerretic md probably the most schol" orly of the upholders of Chlists doctrines in the first century of the Christian era, ve naturally turn to his let- ters and the history of his life for the methods of his warfare against evil and in favor of righteousness. Pal >stine had been the scene of 'any a bloody battle be- ''ween the opposing forces of Egypt and Assyria for many. centuries; hence the peorle 7ho Paul addressed were fa- niliar with the military :erms which Paul used to de-
 cribe the fight for righte-
 usness Since evil mani 'ests Itself in various forms T modern times just as i+ lid in the days of Paul, his practical methods of war fare cannot be better describ ed, and none other can. be ~rore effectually used today han those set forth in : nodern transcript of Pauls 'etter to the Ephesians.
 @ "Unseen Enemies'
 "For ours is not a conflict with mere flesh and blood put with the .despotisms, tho empires, the forces that con
 rol and govern this darl vorld-the spiritual hosts o1 vii arrayed against us ir he heavenly warfare"
 Preparedness
 "Put on therefore the cor
 'lete armour of God, so tha' you may be able to stant' 'our ground on the day of battle, first buckling arcunf you the belt of truth, and ontting on the breast plate If uprighteousness as we'll s the shoes of the Good News of peace "a firm foun dation for your feet. And be- sides all these take the great ,hield of faith on which VOL will be. able to q,,ench all the flaming darts of the wicked >ne; and take the helmet of 'alvation, and the sword of he Spirit which is the word if God"
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
BURNING
 BUILDING
 COLLAPSES

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 31- Three firemen were killed and eighteen seriously injul ed when the walls of a foul s'iv building collapsed dur ing a fire Saturday whici damaged S150,OO0 worth O. property.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
TILE INCORPORATION CERTIFICATE TO TRADE

LOS ANGELES Jan. 31- A certificate of incorpora tion for the Washington Vanderlip syndicate for the Il Y purpose of trading with R'e sia was filed at the capita Saturday. It is announced that the company will be in col.porated for $10,000.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
MARINES RAID JAIL
 RREMERTON. Jan. 31-

AxtSA4AASA WY |. The Navy Yard authoritie;
 are Investigating today thf
 circumstance connecting th' raiding Saturday night 1T which nearly one hundred marines stormed the Kitsa- county jail and overpowere6 two policeman and broke al! the doors of the jail After the dors were broken they released M. Karen, a Mar. inc and two girls who are still at large. The marines who part cipated in the rid are confined to their taF racks.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31

NORTHHEAD, Jan 31- A hurricane which swept all of this section Saturday was the worst that has ever visit ed the Pacific coast accord ing to reports received from the official weather station The wind attained a speed of l60 miles per hour and much damage was done to build. ings and government prop erty.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31

SEATTLE, Jan. 31-Af. ter battling with the storm all night in a 9 foot launch with the high wind threaten. ing to dash the little craft against the rocks, D. Gard ner, a young Seattle electri- clan was rescued yesterday by the harbor patrol boat. There was little damage done to shipping by the ter riffic storm.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
BANDITS ROB: BANK, ONE
 WILL DIE

DETROIT, Jan. 31-Twc bandits, late Saturday after noon held up and robbed tho Morton Bank Company of flee in the public square ir the downtown section an( escaped with ten thousand dollars worth of Libert, Bonds after wounding ser; ously three detectives wh engaged them in a runnin:' fight. One of the robber was shot and will die.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31

ALASKA LAW UPHELD.
 WASHING GTON Jan. 81
 Alaska laws imposing taxes on byproducts of the herrire fishing industry were Nnhelf' by tho Superi0r Court today
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31

WASHINGTON, D. C.
 The Commonwealth Nation Il Bank at Reedvale, a hund- ,ed miles south of here was ''obbed Saturday of cash se-' :urities totaling $119,000. Ali ar securing the cash the rob bers set fire to the building,
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
O'CALLAGHAN MIST
 LEAVE STATES

WASHINGTON Jan. s1-- Secretary of Labor Wilson on Saturday ordered Lord Mayor O'C 'Callaghan to leave the United States by Febru- ary II.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
GOV. DIES SUDDENLY
 AUGUSTA. Me Jan. 31-

AUGUOIA, Me. J'H. 0I- Governor Frederick Fl Park ',urst died suddenly today.
 He had been suffering for three weeks with diptheria- tic infection of the tongue and was apparently improv- ing until last night when he relapsed into unco consc cious- ness, .' \. 2.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
AGREEMENT WITH
 LAPS CANCELLED

TOXIC, Jans Japan announced Saturda the can cellation of the Japanese Chinese military agreement of 1918.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
MAN IS SHOT IN HOTEL


 SAN FRANCISCO Jan 3. -One Man who is believe; to be N. E. Brooks was kill ed and one man seriously in jured in a shooting affra. in a fashionable San Fran cisco hotel last Saturday af. ternoon. The police are in vestigating the reports o1 the shooting which is believ ed Ito be the outcome of deal ings in narcotics.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31

\. D. Leslie returned to Seward on the Flier Satur- day evening after spendln |seye says out aloti tle line !
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-31
GALEHAS VELOCITY
 OF 160 MILES ALONG
 WASHINGTON COAST

l. VICTORIA, Jan. 31-A wires are still down as thu result of Sundays storm (which reached a velocity O }sixty miles per hour s*:; thi place. The wind swept the is
 land. One person was killed and all street cars were stop bed. Light wires are dowr
 and scores of trees are up
 rooted. Considerable dam.
 age to property is reported HOQUIAM, Jan. 31-Al fred A. Brown was killed
 Rnd four others badly injur
 ed during Saturdays sto1n which swept the Gray's Hal
 bor country, isolating tho
 towns of Aberdeen and Ho quiam for three hours. 4 Iman named Anderson wa
 killed in the collapse of the
 Anderson, Middleton Mil Building when it's four stee,
 smokestacks were blown tt
 the ground.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-06-25
THOUGHT ALL YANKS RICH
French Girls Married to American Sol
diers DisilIusioned.

Marriages between American men
and French girls are looked upon with
dlSfayor by Gen. Georges Nivelle, thu
French hero Of Verdun. who asserts
that not more than 10 per cent of the
FrrnchAmerican marriages contracted
during the war have been successful.
General Nivelle says the French girls
thought all Americans were rich, Will.
the American objects to his wife's in
nate habit of saving money.
while American hospitality charms
the traveller. American life is not gen.
orally plcasin. To the French women
declares Nivclle.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-06-25

They went back 1OOO.OO0 years In
digging down ten feet on the property
of the Torrance Lime and Fertilizer
company. just outside Torrance, Cal
Or. c. l.. Edwards. head of the ma
ture study department of the Los An
geles schools; L. +. Sandos, chemical
expert, and $. Maus Purple, general
manager OF the company. spent the
morning examining and appraising
the various bone, shell and rock spec
linens ms they came up in the course
of series of excavations which prom.
lse TO be among the most important
made In Southern California.
Although undertaken solely for COM
mercial purposes and with a view to
putting on the market the 5,OO0,0OO
tons of the highly valuable decom-
posed marine shell lime on the tract
owned by the company. the excava-
tons have produced marine remains
covering period of from 10000 to
1,OOO.00O years before this err and
have also yielded portion of an i'm
mcnse pelvic bone believed to hava
been part OF the most gigantic animal
shat ever walked the earth.
Drama Of 100000 Years.
In those ten feet OF lime deposits
is packed the recurring drama OF L.
100000 years. There was the bed of
the ocean as attestcd by innumerable
shell and fish deposits. There in the
course of tens of thousands Of years
great sharks battled. falling locked In
the death embrace To the bottom OF
the sea. There, after the waters had
vanished and vegetation had sprung
up were large trees, portions of the
forest remaining petritied amid other
relics older by hundreds of thousands
Of years
There. in tens of thousands ot
years. the imperial elephant. standing
over fourteen feet in height and prob
ably weighing three tons, went down
to his watering place. failed on one
bright day or one dark night To watch
his step and begged one foot in
lime pit. struck ont in anger with an
Other foot and his trunk. got those
caught also and passed ont of life in
ia geology.
However before the elephant had
persisted in the mirc the sabcr-toothcd