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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10

the lItuo staff OF tho Tulsa County
Public Health association. During
the short month Of February. these
nurses made moro than a thousand
visits.
Nearly holf ot these we're I'm the
homes OF folk who are victims OF
tuhCrculosis The child welfare
work. recently taken up as a branch
OF the association work. had big
place in tho nurses calling list.
there were 1Oi visits paid In con-
uoDtion with this phase Of the work.
Five hundred aud fifty.thrce patients
wrro under the care ut the assoc
ointiou's nurses nt tho close OF the
month, according To- tho report just
mnlo 20 tho directors by the super
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
MADE THOUSAND
VISITS IN MONTH
Little Staff of Health
Association Finds Much
Work to Do

No woman i'm society with her
calling List and an indefnilguhlo ann
billion to- aid hCr has over made 500
many visits In 80 short n space OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
All TulSanS Are Indeed Happy

BECAUSE the Supreme Court has ruled that Cosbe Heights
belongs its present
BUT-Isnt it better have your title protected in of M
cation by being insured in the TITLE GUARANTEE AND
TRUST CO. than to be the mercy of uncrupuOus lawyers?
Our policy will protect and defend your land titles mini
and you can be happy and conened without the
worry and loss attendant court litigation. By plan
all the responsibility for the of your title
and insure for all time We all expense of defending
it if ever attacked
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
,fusKoGBE. March a.

NUSKOGEE. March a.
tulsa World. The attention Of
lanes r. Smith post No. 10, the
American Legion. has been called to
an editorial entitled AN Inspiring
spectacle" that appeared In your
columns March Z.
"No such spectacle" as tho one
10 which you refer occurred at any
legion meeting. Miss Robertson did
appear at invitation before a recent
meeting OF the legion. She was es-
eorted 20 the meeting by a commit
lee OF legion men, she was received
with enthusiastic applause, all mem
bers standing, she spoke without IN
,erruption and at the conclusion of
her talk was again accorded an ova-
lion. the members standing, and was
escorted back to her hotel.
Tho legion at the meeting de-
,eated a resolution which, although
Il was couched in courteous terms
and expressed the legion love for
her. was considered by some as an
attempt TO reprove her for her
stand. Tho post defeated this reso-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
MUSK0GEE VETS
EXPLAIN MEETING
Deny Appearance of Miss
Robertson Resulted in
Spectacle"

Following the appearance in The
world Of an editorial regarding a
meeting of the American Legion In
Nuskogee. at which Miss Alice Rob
srtson, representative from Okla
homa, appeared, the following tele-
rram was received from officials Of
me legion post at Muskogee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10
Do You Understand
Title Insurance?

If you own property--it is your duty to see that
every precaution is thrown around it to protect
yourself your family and your home. If you
do not know or understand about the Title Insur-
ance drop card, phone us, or better still, call
in person. Ask for Title Department.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-10

luton because. as It's members ex-
pressed themselves, they wished to
take no action that might be con-
strued as a reflection upon her.
We understand that Miss Rob-
ertson did appear before another
eN-servlce organization here, the
Veterans OF Foreign Wars. and that
she was questioned bv the members.
We ask that in the sense OF Justice
and fairness YOU give this telegram
the same prominence you have given
To your editorial
James +. Smith Poet, American
Legion.
i. l.. WALTON. Pest Commander.
MUSKOGEE, March 9.-Attnck-
a recent editorial in the Tulsa
World, in which Miss Alice Robert
son, Muskogee's congressional rep
rcsentative, was said to have been
'intlmidated' and brow-beaten" at
meeting OF an ex-service mems or
ganization while explaining her po-
sitlon on the bonus bill. the local
post Of the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars unanimously passed a reaolu-
tion tonight condemning the odito-
rial as being without truth and ma
licioUsly false"
The resolution. a copy of which
will be sent to The World, II was
said, demanded that the editor re-
veal the source of his "misinforma-
.uon," as TO tho editorial, and that
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars go on
record with the local American Le-
gion as Condemuing the article.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04

bence: .
"Mnj svakr. Major Hermann
no snad zahlednul, kdyz byl
spoutan prevoznikove DOM
ku, jako snad videl i mne. Ale
V kazdem pripade hrabenka
Hernina, ci bud'me pfesnejsi,
hrabenka d'Andeville, nezna,
ci alespon zapomnela ma sve-
no syna Bernardo d'Apdeville."
Bernard d'Andevifle jest
velmi podoben sve sestfe Elisce
jiz znam dix okolnostem, ktere
mi j privedly opet ma oci. Pred
tremi ~dny jsme spolu vecerely
u prince Konrada. Prime Kon-
rad Jest Elisce velmi naklonen
a spravedlive, nebot' jest Velmi
roztomila a tax laskava., Nam
il vskutku velice rada."
Pavel Bernard Sc musili O..
ba slime ovladnouti, ably nesko-
cili po hrabence. Pavel odstrcil
sveho syakra, jehoz zoufalstvi
dobre vycit'oval a odpovidaje
ma drzost 'protivnfka TIME leh-
kym tonem, tdel,<u :.
"Ale ano, vim 3 tom = byl
jsem tam :. byl jsem dokonce
pritomen jejimu odjezdu."
"Opravdu?"
"Opravdu. Vas 'pritel Karl
nabidnul mi misto We svem au-
tomobilu."
"Ve SVEN automobilu?'
"Ovsem odjeli jsme do W.
Seho zamku Hildensheimu,
krasneho sidla, ktere jsem 81
TAX trosku prohlednul !. Ale
jest tam nebezpecno tprebyva-
ii, ba smrtelno, takze :. =
Hrabenka hledela nan sc
vzrustajicim nepokojem. co
chtel rlci? Jak vedel o tech
vecech?
Chtela no take podesiti, ably
videla lepe jeho hru a della
trpce:
"Ano, vskutku, mnohdy smr
telno Je tam vzduch, ktery
kazdemu nesvedci /. :"
''Otraveny vzduch =. -
"Ano, otraveny."
"A nebojite Sc Eliscino
zdravl?'
'Na mou veru. obavam Sc
Zdravi tie ubohe malicke jest
beztak jiz otfeseno a nebudu
klidna ;"
''Dokud nebude m,tva, ze a.
no?"
Nicola nekolik vterin pax
odvetila jasne, takze Pavel ere
telne pochopil vyznam jejich
slov:
"Ano, az bude mrtva :. COZ
nemuze dlouho trvat :. neni-l
to jiz hotovo."
Nastalo dosti dlouhe ticho
Znovu Pavel pocitil tn touhu pt
vrazde, nutnost ukojiti svoj
nenavist, iiz 'pocit'oval pri pc
hledu ma tn .zenu. Bylo nutno
aby tax ucinil. Jeho povinnost
bylo il zabiti a bylo zlocinen
neposlechnouti te povirncsti.
Elisha zustala v temhu II;
til kroky ia Pavlem.
Beze slova, zvolna sc Pave
obratil smerem k Elisce, po
zdvihl ruku stisknul pero sv'
elektricke svitilny, ozaruje ie
Jim svitem svou aenu, 'jeji
tvar byia jasne .osvetlena.
kdyz to konal, nikdy 81 ne
mohl pomysliti, jak prudky uci
mex to 'bude miti ma hrabenk1
Herminu. Zena jako ona sc ne
mohla myliti, nemohla Sc pc
vazovati ia hricku preludu ne
bo oklamanou pouilou podobn
sti. Ne. lined videla, re Pave
osvobodil svou zenu, re to je f
liska. Ale jak to ien bylo mo7
ne, takovy obrovsky vykon? Z
liska. jiz pred tremi dny preda
la Karlovi do rukou? EliSka
ktera teto chvili mela byt
mrtva nebo uveznena V nemec
ke pevnosti, do nlz branilo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04

mo, proc Zemrel, VSuQe JSLe
pracovala jedine pro velikost
vaseho idolu. V te dobe, kdy
vypukla valka mezi Anglii a
Transvaalem, byla jste v Trans
vaalu. Pri vypuknuti rusko-ja-
ponske valky byla jste V To-
kiu. Byla jste We Vidni, kdyz
byl zavrazden korunni prime
Rudolf; V Belehrade, kdyz byl
zavrazden kral Alexander a
kralovna Draga. Ale nebudu Sc
obirati vice vasi dlohou !. di-
| plomatky. Muslin Sc obratiti k
vasemu vybranemu dilu = va
semu dilu, ktere cd dvaceti let
kujete proti Francii."
Zly, temer st'astne blazeny
vyraz preletnul tvari hraben-
ky Herminy. Vskutku, to bylo
jejim oblibenym dilem. Pri
mem rozvinula celou svou silu a
celou svou zrudnou energii.
"Nebudu Sc obirati,' pokra-
coval Pavel. "gigantickym uko
lem priprav spionaze, jehoz
rizeni jste Sc podjala. Az ma Sc
Iveru Francie, Ma zvonici koste-
Ia jsem nasel zveda ozbrojene-
no dykou vaSimi inicialkami.
IVse co bylo vykonano, bylo W.,
mysleno vami, vami organise
vano a objednano. Dukazy, kite
re isem sebral, dopisy vasich
|spoluvinniku, jakoz vase do
pisy jim, jsou jiz rukou trl-
bunalu. Ale hlavne chci osvet-
liti tn cast vasi snahy, jejimz
cilem byi zamek Ornequin. Ne
bude to ostatne dlouhe. Neko-
llik fakt spojenych Sc zlociny.
Tot vse.'
Opetne odmlceni. Hrabenka
inaslouchala uzkostlivou I'VE
davosti. Pavel pokracoval:
"Roku 1894 navrhla iste ci-
sari prokopani tunelu Ebre-
courtu do Corvigny. Po studiich
iinzenyru a geologu sc seznalo,
re toto "kolosalni' dilo jest
NONE muze byti ucinne jen
tehdy kdyz bude ziskan "a
mex Ornequinsky. Majitelka
zamku byla prave velmi chora.
Cekalo sc. Ponevadz Sc nemela
k smrti, prisla jste do Corvigny.
, Ia tyden pozieji zemrela. Prv
nj zlocin."
.. "Lzete! Lzete!" vykrikla
hrabenka. "Nemate zadnych
, dukazu. Podejte dukaz.'
Pavel pokracoval, neodpovl-
.daje:
"Zamek byl dan do prodeie
a to nevysvetlitelnym zpuso-
bem tax. re o tom nikdo neVe-
del, drazba byla temer tajna.
Ale vas agent, ktery mel "a
mex koupiti, pocinal 81 tax ne
obratne, re zamek byl prircen
hrabeti d'Andeville, ktery Sc
do zamku ihned nastehoval Sc
zenou dvema detmi
"Vas zmatek a vztek byly
: bez mezi a rozhodli iste sc po-
;; sleze, ze prec jen zacnete S
prvnimi zkusebnimi vykopy V
lnistech, kde je lese mala ka-
pie, ktera V te dobe nebyla je-
ste ohrazenem parku. Clsal
prisel nekolikrate do Ebrecoul-
tn. Jednoho dne, kdyz vychazeI
> z kaple, byl potkan a poznan
mym otcem a mnou. Ia dese1
!, minut potom jste Sc k nam vra.
tia. ia byl bodnut. Muj oteo
Izabit. Druhy zlocin!'
"Lzete!" vykrikla znovu hra
. benka. "To jsou same III. An
J, iednoho dukazu nemate! -
''Za mesic potom -. pokra
lcoval Pavel, neustale kliden
"musila hrabenka d'Andeville
opustiti re zdravotnich ohledl
zamek Ornequinsky a odebra
. ii Sc na Jill, kdez posleze re
: mfela V naruci sveho NAME
; la. Smrt milovane zeny vzbudi
: ;, la V hrabeti d'Andeville takovy
= odpor vuci Orneuuinu, ze pro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04

We spolecnosti zplvala ochot
nice S naramnym citem, ale ne
meme falesne: "Zda znas ten
krai, kde citron rozkveta?' pri
cemz ieden pan V koute pokoje
81 zacal utirati bolestne Size.
"Ah, Wy jste Ital, ze vas ia upo-
minka tax bolestne dojima?"
pravl k n6mu soucitna DANA.
ooh, Ital neJsenn, ale mann hu-
debni sluch," odpovedel doja-
tv pan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-04
STREPINA CRANATU.
ROMAN. -
Napsal Maurice Leblanc. Prelozil Franta Stepanek.
ROMAN.

hrabenka Hermina "a still, kite
ry j slouzil Ia slit, a vztekle
pfimknula pesti ma oblicej.
Chapala situaci. Ted bylo po
zertovani a pc provokaci. V de
sne hre, jiz hrala, pozbyla ma
hle veskere vyhlidky ma vitez-
stvi. Musila Sc podrobiti zako-
.nu viteze vitezem byl Pavel
Delroze!
Zakoktala:
'"Co chcete? Jaky je vas Gil?
Chcete mne zavrazditi?"
"Nejsme vrahy. Budete SOU
zena. Vasim trestem bude trest,
k nemuz budete zakonite od-
souzena. Budete Sc moci hail
IT," " '.it%
Zachvela Sc znovu nami-
tia:
"Nemate prava mne souditi,
nejste soudci."
Strach, pocit to il az dosud
'neznamy, pocal Sc nj probou-
lzeti.
Zcela tise opakovala:
''Nejste soudci ). protestu-
il :. nemate prava -"
v teze chvili sc cd schodiSte
oval hluk kroku. Nekdo zvo-
lal: "Pozorl"
Pootevrene dvere Sc otevre-
ly a vesli tri dustonjci zahale-
hi do svych velkych plast'u.
Pavel Jim rychle special V
ustrety nabidnul Jim zidle V
zastinene casti mistnoti.
! PAX pfisel ctvrty muz. Pavel
no taktez uvital a pax usadil
Stranou do temna.
Eliska stala Bernardem.
Pavel postoupil ku predu,
ke stolu a del vazne:
"Nejsme vskutku soudci a ne
chceme 81 privlastniti pravo,
ktere nam nalezi. Zde jsou ii,
kdoz vas budou souditi. ia
,jsem zalobcem."
Slovo to pronesl trpce a O.
sire, S neskonalou energil.
| A lined potom bez valiant,
jakoby mel predem urceny vse
chny body obzaloby, jiz mel
pronesti to pronesti hlasem,
" nemz nechtel projeviti ami
East ami hnev, zacal:
este naroZena v zamku Hill
descheimu, ma nemz byl vas
dedecek spravcem a jenz daro-
van byl vasemu otci po valce
L. 1870. Jmenujete Sc skutec-
lie Hermina. Hermina z Ho-
henzollernu. To jmeno z Ho.
henzollernu, Ma nemz 81 vas o.
tee tax zakladal, &C ma ne ne.
mel prava, bylo yam ponecha.
no pouhym ustupkem, nebot
fnasledkem naklonnosti starehc
cisafe k vasemu otci nebylo mi
izakazano jej pouzivati. Vsech.
Ma bohatstvi, ktera Zdobi vas
, zamek Hildescheim, pochazej
Francie a re svrchovane sve
vole jsou vsechny oznaceny je
ste daty, prozrazujicimi pu
vod a majitele, jemuz byly u
| kradeny. Mimo to We vestibull
lie zasazena mramorova deska
| ma niz jsou zlatymi pismena
j mi vyryta jm6na vsech fran
''couzskych vesnic, vypalenycl
: ma rozkaz Jeho excellence plu
kovnika z 'Hohenzollern. Kai
ser caste prisel do vaseho zam
! ku. Pokazde, kdyz jde MINI
mramorovou desku, salutuje.'
: Hrabenka poslouchala roz
: itrzite. Celia ia historic nezdal;
/ sc miti pro nj dulezitosti. Oce
: kavala, al .pnjde primo nj.
) Pavcl 'pokracoval:
apo SVEN otci zdedila jst
) diva city, ktere ovladaji eel,
| vas zivot: nezrizenou lasku
: dynastii Hohenzollernske,
: niz vaseho otce upoutal cisai
: sky ci spise kralovsky vrtoch -
: a zurivou East proti Franci
liz vas otec k syemu pOlitOvan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

Mexico and little developed as other western
sections Of that sister republic.
II contributed something to the history Of man
kind the other day when a party Of Americans.
digging well. came upon the body OF a man ten
feet high. petrfhed and preserved for centuries
through strange chemical changes
The Mexican government sent its scientists TO
investigate. and Mexico. far from being ignorant
and benighted land. is the home Of some very
learned These scientists verify the authen-
teity Of the discovery. pronounce It real and not
some manufactured fake to be later exhibited by
American Barnums.
What happened that Island of Tiburon cen
turtles ago that wiped away a race OF giants? or
was this one the only giant OF the race. an
exceptional ereaturs among those who pygmies
or no taller than Of today?
Those who believe that the world will always be
the same it is present that social systems and
governments, climatic conditions and habits are
forever fixed should look upon this stone man from
Tiburon with something Of dismay,
For il is quite probable that he. too. when he
walked this earth held the same belief, If he had
brain that thought all.
A part Of the history of the world is written by
Nature and Destiny. The upheavals from volcanoes
great foods the recesons of have left their
indelfble records on the rocks and stones.
The important part of history is written in the
voluntary acts OF their vision lack of 1t,
their PURPOSE or failure &c md meaning in life.
This forgotten race, no matter whether it
one of giants of normal men, can be safely put
down that lacked the power of thought.
It possessed. perhaps animal instinct of self
preservation Menaeed by heat it would hrd no
other means of relief than some shaded spot.
Threatened by cold. it would hurry towards the
sun Beyond that, it had no protective power
The present of VIII not be destroyed by
changes OF nature. Man has learned to duplicate
every physical phenomenon.
Through chemistry and artificial air currents, he
drives away heat. BY capturing the power of fall
ing waters by digging into the bowels of the earth
by capturing the rays of the itself and storing
hem he provides against cold
Earthquakes and volcanoes are no longer really
destructive because men coming 10 know their
probabilities. Men last begin TO understand not
only the surface of the globe but its composition.
That stone giant sleeping through centuries is
only another warning that the world, which has
brains should use them. Maa has conquered every
thing himself. He has found the secret to most
knowledge, except that which concerns his own
heart
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Master Crook Battles
Keenest English Sleuths

LONDON, Sept. sO-(By U. P)
"A Napoleon has been reborn in
London Napoleon of crime.
Great jewel robberies have been
the outstanding features of this
London season, robberies so huge
that Scotland Yard itself admits
that these robberies are the work OF
2 master-mind, a super-crook.
Newspapers are likening this
super-crook to Prof Moriarty-Co-
nan Doyles famous fiction charac-
Ter.
Scotland Yard sleuths have al
ready named the unknown SUPER
-hief ''Moriarty. They are fully con-
vinced that he is at the head Of an
international protective organiza-
ton of crooks. which plans bur-
ylary, safe breaking and jewel steal
ing on an unprecedented scale.
'Norlarty." they cay has a town
house and a country house. a fleet
of motor cars. and a host Of friends,
straight and crooked. in London's
hest society. They do not know
what Morlarty looks like. He may
be a lord, for all they know, but
they are convinced that he is man
nigh in society.
j. w. Bell. one OF LondOn's lead
Ing assessors. claims TO know the
man, but dare not give him away.
All he will say is that "MoriaFty''
is the fnancier and brains Of the
thieves who work for him.
"Moriarty." Bell claims. has
women agents as well as men-some
Of them, he declares. are titled.
They will watch an intended victim
for months. trail him across con-
tiuen.s, work their way into his
homes as maidservants or conf
dantes, until the time Is ripe to
strike
Detectives declare that in all the
latest big jewel hauls the victims
have been Swallowed for months.
Here ere a few OF the big Jobs"
which have taken place this sea-
sen,
Mrs. J. Byrne. an American. rob-
bed Of $4,000 worth Of jewelry.
Business mans wife robbed Of
$4,000 worth Of Jewels in a big
hotel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
UPHOLD THE Law.

BY his decision in the local celebrated scandal
Judge DuComb clearly and plainly points out to
the higher courts a stern duty which should not
be avoided
BY his decision which partakes largely Of the
character of the old Scotch verdict of mot PROVEN
and in the performance OF his duty. he declared
chat he believed that the story told by the COM
olaining woman upon the stand to have been true.
No one was in better position to judge of the
truth and the vercaciy witnesses that this Judge
who watched each and every change Of expression
who saw the play of emotions and who observed the
things not put into words that occur in court rooms
When ne decred that this woman's story OF shame
md sin were in his opinion, true, he then stamped
-be story of the man she accused unqualified
f1lsehood.
II her story OF guilty meetings were convincing
a. II IS 70 be believed. then the story that the man
told story of his presence ar an altar at the time
no vas engaged in cladestine meetings, nsst be
branded as little else than perjury.
The ease itself should be promptly forgotten and
,sssed over with as much charity towards the
guilty participants and with a determination that
the innocent relatives suffer little as possible.
But the announcement from the bench that
man has come into court with a manufactured
story with tale that had in truth, that with
evidence that was purely result OF concoction and
,maeination makes a mockery of courts and of the
laws.
The grand jury which viii soon meet, should be
instructed ~ the wording of the judges decision in
this case The respect for courts which is necessary
in a republic cannot exist II the laws be eyaded
avoided through the boishevstlc method Of lies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

World famous collection Of gold
coins stolen from the Albany apart
ments, London.
Theft Of 80 pearl necklaces from
a fashionable jewel store.
Robbery of 40 gold snuff boxes
and ruby set goblets from a house
on the Brighton Road.
In no case has there been any
trace OF the missing valuables. Us
Ually in the case OF common Grim
inals at least part of the booty
turns up here or on the continent.
Every day the newspapers ban
nerhead jewel hauls Recently two
women said to be agents OF mo
r.ar.y' walked into a jewelry store
and asked to be shown IA gold bag
When the bag was produced the
two girls, both of whom were pref
Is and stlyishly dressed, asked the
shop assistant 10 weight the bag
The young man retired to the back
Of the shop. and he girls calmly
put their hands through the parti-
ton separating the window from
the shop and sceoped up two trays
fun OF diamond rings valued at
$4,000.
When the young man came back
he noticed nothing, as he partition
had been closed after the theft. The
girls calmly asked the weight Of the
Tag. and. being told, declared it was
too expensive.
They smiled sweetly and walked
out. They have not been seen since,
but police say hey answer the de-
scription of "Moriartys" most
aristocratic women assistants.
London is echoing with the theft
from a married couple living in
Cornwall Of the following: Twelve
damon brooches, rope OF 2S4
pearls. gigantic ruby, formerly in
the fez Of a famous Shah of Per-
ela: other jewels valued at $4,000
And again the police are baffled.
Rewards offered already run into
tens of thousands OF dollars. but
the police say such rewards are use
less.
The master mind, this Napoleon
OF crime, pays his agents so well
that at a paItry bride they turn up
their ariSOcratic noses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
Fly Hunter, Seeking Scientific
Facts, DiSregardS Russian Peril

ment I find here. never heard Of
this Annikova Station before /
came here. and I find that it was
organized four years ago, during all
the war and revolution, and has
40 active scientific collaborators. who
have Introduced many new facts in
to the science Of hered.ty. 1t is
quite splendidly equipped.
And this is only one small de-
partment Of the Institute of Elk
peIimental Biology, under Prof.
Kolzoff 1 also saw the new Insti-
tue Of Biological Chemistry. where
more than a hundred experimenters
are working under Prof Bach. l
visited an Institute OF Hydro-Biol-
ogy. also under Kolzoff's general de-
Dartment.
ReiuvCnated Birds.
II saw canary birds old and
dying who very shortly afterward
were hopping and singing like
young birds. through the rams
planting OF sex-organs. In he
study Of rejuvenation they are get
ting remarkable results with
chickens and other small birds.
And Prof Ivanoff has done i'm
portant work on the artificial fer
rilization Of animals, proving that
COWS. for instance, can be artificial
Is fortified to a much higher
grade.
"In fact, I am amazed by what
found here. I expected very much
less On account OF the wars they
have had and the hard economic
conditions. But, Of course. they
are much in need OF contact with
the outside world and with litera-
ture from abroad. This is a great
drawback 70 them, and II ought 10
be removed IT is quite necessary
for scientists 10 lnterchange ideas
and even visits occasionally. The
though. In America that science in
Russia is dying is quite untrue"
Did you have much trouble get
ting in?" he was asked.
Well I did waste a lot of time
in Berlin waiting for a wise. They
DIDN'T seem 70 understand my bust
nes1 ST first. but he Russian
scientists arranged IL for me. After
7 got 10 Moscow I found a young
man working IN the foreign Office
who used 70 be a pupil o. mine IN
Columbia, and after that IL was
easy to &c. introductions."