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MARRIAGE LICENSEs.

Arthur T. Brett. 80, ana Esther T.
Clayton, 20. of Chicago. ILL., Rev. H. r.
Downs
James H. Posey. q. and Alice v.
Arthur Hughes. %. and Mary B.
Jones, 1s. Rev. A. Sayles.
Elmo e. Gordon. %. and Florence L.
Herberson, Is. of Laurel, Nd. Rev. C.
John H. Funk, 20. and Anna s.
Shimek. 10. both of Baltimore, Nd. Rev.
H. F. Downs.
Carl =. Tierney, %, and Gertrude L.
Kent. ~. Rev. J. n Mcnamara.
Clyde III. Hogan. "a. and Helen, w
lHussey, "a. Rev. j. N. Pierce.
Andrew G. Wooden, %, and EasteI
Miller, -. Rev. H. r. Downs.
Max e. Reuhrmund. 81, and Lois ".
Gill. 10, both of Richmond, Va. Rev. H.
s. Smith,
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Wilson Normal School
Plans Writing Course

A dance will be given at the VIII.
son Normal School, Eleventh and
Harvard streets northwest, from Q
to 1870 o'clock Tuesday night by
the Social Dancing Club. it was
announced yesterday.
Provided ten more applications
are received, a new class in short.
story writing will be begun under
the instruction OF ]. Lewis Money.
way.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices TO Main $3.50, Obituary Desk.
DEATH NOTICES

HAMILTON. On Friday, January -,
1928, at 1880 a. m, EDDIE HOPE
HAMILTON. SON of the late Charles
service at George Wise's undertaking
parlors at 2 p. m, Monday, January
g. 1923.
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MERCHA NDIsE
WRECK1 We
Camp HUMP hfeys, VI.

Camp Humphreys, Va.
Sheathing, RntldOFn widths and
random length, $1S per 1 900 ft.
Yellow pine framing, 2x4 IN,
2x6 iT., 2xS in, 2x1O I'M. AxA iI1..
and 6x6 In, eft. 10 1S-ft. lengths.
good rs new; price $21 per 1000
feet. Yellow pine framing, 2x4
in, 2x6 IN, 2x8 I'M, SIT. to eft.
lengths; price, SO per 900 feet.
Also another lot Of sheathing,.
SO per 1000 feet. Window
|sashes, size 34x34Ik in; 8 lights
10x16 in; good IS new; price,
4 each. Furnaces, % in. to 20
i'll. fire pots, III first-class con-
dition, $25 each. Coil pima III
cents per b.; coil pipe fitting,
26 cents per lb. Nails removed
from al lumber. Carload ship
ments viii be loaded up, {. o. b.
cars.
Two large ice boxes, suitable
for restaurant, butcher shop or
store; good as new.
Mail and telephone orders given
prompt attention; prices T. D. b.
Fort Humphreys, Va. Furnaces
may UG A1lSpGGGSu 8t SA1OW VI
Muller & De JaTnette, 800 9th St,
Washington, ID. G. Tel. Main
|6106 and Main 2116.
AMERICAN WRECKING
AND SALVAGE CO.,
Camp Humphreys, Va.
Telephone Fort Humphreys Sc.
|COAT-New. brown. fur collar; also
brown sport coat: cheap. n. 2sl0-M...
BLANK ETS-Dark wool. army; full bed
size: s. and $3.60. Lain: 195a-.I
sHAWLs-TWo. beautiful genuine India.
SQUIRREL STOLE. 1880 inches. Call
Columbia 1880.
FOR sALE-.Ieatlier puttees. $500
worn once: good size. Col 6112
STAMP COLLECTION-Pr Private Euro
pean; 4sSe0 stamps. Call at 369 Gar
rieon ave-. CLARENDON, We.
TWO SKIS cord tires and tubes. $500
Ills 9th 1t. N. Nv
LYING roon ana parlor suites for saie.
adams 2a88.
BABY CARRIAGE for sale; good shape.
1905 - 81. d. M. u. 5612.
l1fULTIGRAPH- with aftach1nents, IL
desired. and stand: can be seen any
time; cheap. 4I3s13th ST ~. M.
BUY KARMOI.. Take II 10 head OF Fln.
MinsOn's Pharmacy, sth 3 II IN. 3.
Don't wait until you're down md
WALLPAPERS10O 900 ROLLS
OAtmealA 1TMc; harmOnelian 31kc;
I fssR Is IetS Us asss EoodA isss
WRECKTNQf
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CREW MANAGERS
WANT TWO EXPERIENCED
MAGAZINE CREW MANAGERS
TO HELP ME- BUILD AN Or
GANIZATION. A GREAT, BIG
OPPORTUNITY STAR TING
NOW ON THE GROUND
FLOOR" WITH A SELL IT.
SELF" PROPOSITION. IF BIG
MONEY WON'T r r l @ H T E N
you OR TURN YOUR HEAD,
GET IN TOUCH WITH ME.
WRITE. H. e. FUNSTON.
BOX Also. HERALD.
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Classified
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WASHINGTON. D. G.
TELEPHONE MAIN $3.50.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Daily and Sunday rates. per line:
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No ad taken for less than two lines.
Count six average words to the line. An
average word has about six letters.
All ads run in The washington Moru-
Evening Times, one price for the two
papers.
Ads ordered for seven days and STOPPED
before that time will be charged for the
actual number of times the ad appeared,
charging at the rate earned.
guest.
PHONE MAIN $500.
: ANNOUNCEMENTS 1
BIRTHS 4
CARD OF THANKS
CEMETERIES
DEATH NOTICES s
FUNERAL NOTICES 8
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FLORISTS
IN MEMORIAM
LODGE NOTICES 70
LOST AND FOUND u
LEGAL NOTICES u
PURELY Personal y
SPECIAL NOTICES 10
BUSINESS SERVICES 2
BUSINESS SERVICES 1s
.CLEAMING; DXEiNG. TA ALI TInScs = =
DRESSMAKIMG -
HEATING, PLUMBING. ROOFING 20
INSURANCE z
MILLINERY q
MOVING TRUCKING, STORAGE z3
PATENTS AND MODELS q
PAINTING AND PAPERTNG e
PRINTING q
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE z
RELIABLE SHOPS ~
UPHOLSTERY AND AWNINGS %
WANTED-SERVICE ~
EMPLOYMENT 3
HELP WANTED MALE 81
HELP WANTED FEMALE 50
HELP WANTED MALE q FEMALE %
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES g
HELP WANTED AGENTS IS
HELP WANTED SALESMEN 80
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE sSe
SITUATIONS WAITED FEMALE g
SITUATIONS WAITED yst.,s 1II MALB -
FINANCIAL 4
BUSINESS CHANCES q
BUSINESS CHANCES. HOTELS -
cHATTEL & COLLATERAL, LOANS -
FINANCIAL LOANS
MINING fs,It oil Isr 0RP1EsTHHTaFTlEs =
REAL ESTATE LOANS 81
STOCKS BONDS q MORTGAGES 80
WANTED 10 BORROW ~
LIVE STOCK, POULTRY 5
CATTLE AND HOGS 81
HORSES AND WAGONS So
HARNESS AND SADDLES So
PET STOCK s.
PouITRY SUPPLIES ss
RABBTTS-COMME 81
WANTED LIVE STOCK S.
WANTED POULTRY 50
MERCHANDISE 6
BUILDING MATERIALS 81
CLOTHING. ETC. 50
FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS So
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS 50
FUEL, WOOD, COAL SIS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Sc
JEwELRY, DIAMONDS. 81
WATCHES
MACHINERY AND TOOLS So
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 50
MUSICAL RECORDS 70
SEEDS & NURSERY STOCK II
STORE OFFICE EQUIPMENT a
TO SWAP ~
TYPEwRITERS 4 SUPPLIES "a
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Is
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND BOARD Z
ROOMS TO RENT FURNISHED rs
ROOMS TO RENT UNPUBLISHED II
ROOMS TO RENT WITH BOARD Is
ROOMS TO RENT HOUSEKEEPING q
ROOMS TO Rent Z = sus sUESRASv s 60
TABLE BOARD 81
WANTED TO RENT, LIGHT So
HOUSEKEEPING
wXETED ROOMS AND BOARD IS
RENTALS 8
APARTMENTS 4 FLATS TO So
RENT FURNISHED
HOUSE TO RENT FURNISHED SO
HOUSES TO RENT So
UNFURNISHED
WANTED TO RENT APART 30
MENTS
wANTED c TO BEE BEET = HOUSE HOUSES g
WANTED TO RENT GARAGES 80
STORES FOR RENT IS
wANTED TO RENT STORES 90
oUT OF ToWN PRoPERTY %
FARMS FOR RENT %
WANTED TO RENT FARMS 100
AUTOMOBILES 9
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1o1
AUTO TRLGks g. TRACTORS I0e
AUTO TIRES 1913
AUTO ACCESSORIES 104
AUTO LIVERY-GARAGES 1906
AUTO SERVICE STATIONS 10S
oil STATIONS lO7
A1RPLANEs ia
BICYCLES & MOTORCYCLES 100
Want AUTOMOBILE TRUCKS Ito
REAL ESTATE 10
BUs1NEss PROPERTY ia
FARMS FOR SALE 113
HOUSES FOR SALE iii
INVESTMENT PROPERTY 116
LOTS FOR SALE 11S
TO EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE III
WANTED REAL ESTATE lis
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 119
AUCTION SALES 100
EDUCATIONAL 121
PROPOSALS l23
CLAIRVOYANTS l2A
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE 1875
ANNOUNCEMENT I
FUNERAL DIRECTORS !
THOS r. NALLEY g. SONS,
and Embalmers 1871 18th st.
S: e. LIN. $50. HomeIike funeral parlors:
FLORISTS 8
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
Guide Bros. Co., 1912 F St. n. w.
Artistic--expressive-
Prompt auto delivery service.
ORDERS executed with taste and prompt
ness: Chisley Bros. sos AZ st. $. W.
GEO. C. SHAFFER eco Jan
Expressive Floral Emblens Phone n.
0t Moderate Prices. 2A16-l7.lo
LOST AND FOUND ii
PEN-Lady's. gold, between
Thompson School and Mt. Vernon
Church, 18th and q. Reward. Call
after 6. Ella CampbelI 1853 Q N. w.
NECKPIECE-Gray squirrel. on Friday
afternoon. vicinity shopping district
northwest. Reward If returned to
apt. 3O7C. Wardman Park Hotel
DOG-Airdale, strayed, Jan. IS; black
saddle; silver markings; reward. Call
Lincoln 4492.
KID GLOVE-One furIined Hansen -
size s, with wrist strap. near Ninth
1T. and New York ave. Liberal re-
ward. w. G. Jameson, RIM. $50. Treas. >
bead. January 10,
after : p, M; between Georgetown and
Please return. Reward. B. A. Y.
Col. lll.
POODLE. male, white. Reward 666 X
1T, n, e, Phone Lincoln 3TSl-J,
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Young men to sell
advertising on the
phone. Salary and
advancement. Phone
Main S649, for inter-
view.
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THIS MAY BE YOUR OPPORTUNITY
One hundred and ninety-five dollars will
establish man of good character in
going. safe and substantial, exclusive
business yielding an immediate net
income of $50 q week from the start.
This business can be conducted in
spare time from home or office by
parcel post in any section of Virginia,
and will build up into huge proportions.
Write at once for appointment. Box
229, Washington Times Herald.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25
Butting Into a Stone Wall

William Jennings Bryan, peerless leader presents rah
r sorry figure these Failing he did
party different tmse he has sought sap
pomnen by entering the Presbyterian church attempting
assume leadership That perfectly right and commendabe except
that he making considerable of monkey of himself efforts
to roYe the theory evolution The writer does believe
be cassed broad intellectual
attempts to disregard the truths that have been established within the
past century concerning such questions Scientists astronomers
BIOLOGISTS and Psychologists have been busy elvng into the record
ed history OF the past and have brought forth great
startling discoveries that have altered great many biblical
ments For instance knows that Adam not literally
the first and that the whale did swallow Jonah The earth
have been made days but these days twenty
four hours in length But with all of these Investigations and dis
oyec the majority Of scientists have doubted that there
IS an omnoten being and they progress they bow their heads
in reverence at the stpeudouness Of the divine plan is only
few pcdo leaders of the type Of Voa of Zion City noory
who denies that the earth spherical and William Jennings Bryan
who combat the mmub evidences of evolution who hinder the
understanding Of religious truths.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25
Douglas Tancred.

On Friday Of death claimed one of the most remark
able the of Washington the United
Douglas Tncred laid aside his burden ills entered into the
last long sleep The story of Taner almost like romance yet
not for punctuated with many hardships
much suffering and many discouagments
from literal standpoint.
Quite number of years Tancrd West from Boston
trail Of health He took position steamship running
to and from Alaska He then convinced that day
hen could be improved to be profitable adjunct
rather than consumer of products giving thereby
return While still the boat his savings
poultry Finding his health unchanged improvement quit
and settled down the outskirts of Kent He bgan way
and expanded demanded When trapneng came
vogue he adopted the idea did others But he continued
when others became tired capitalized the idea after building
up his heavy laying strain of birds
All OF this would not have been remarkable had Tancred
normal health 1t must be remembered that about years
he sustained the ampuaon his legs which only added
to his other physical ailments Undated continued his activi
ties with discrimination greater than to make Dur
ing the later years Of his life he directed the of the plant from
his bed or his wheeled chair During this time he had been ably
sisted by his faithful wife, to whom much credit due.
The Iancred strain became following
winnings in national eggayng which proclaimed this
STRAIN unsurpassed by The famous Tom Barron other
strains took inferior places the poultry world For
years past the Tancred has dominated the
the eastern breeders only glad advertise eggs
from this famous strain is doubtful if civilized country
on the globe that has not received shipments Tancre
birds eggs.
Hundreds of greater Affections than had Douglas
Iancred have begged
felt the struggle unequal and have become dependent upon
yes another army of ornates entered the aims
house unlikely that the physical handicaps Douglas
cred stirred latent capabilities spurred to
might never attained had he been physically sound Twenysx
thousand dollars worth of eggs sold
last record of which well might be proud
who underwent great physical suffering little short
miraculous
The of Tancred viii go down history poultry
industry of the nation OF the world He buided himself
monument enduring than granite or marble
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25

Following is new dessert rec
ipe, which has the added charm Of
being very easily prepared TO
one can of pineapple, diced, add
two small bananas, thinly sliced,
Into one half pint of whipped
cream, mix the stiifly beaten white
of one egg. Into this cut from
one-half to three-quarters of a
pound Of marshmallows. Mix the
whole together, and garnish with
chopped walnuts and whipped
cream. Serve as soon as possible
after mixing.
To remove candle grease from a
rug, do not attempt to scrape the
fabric, but place over the spot q
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25
Not Guilty.

The owner of an estate on which
there was a lake was annoyed to
see a stranger fishing on his
grounds. He approached the tres
passer and began to abuse him.
"This lake." he said, 'is pri-
vately owned, and / stocked it
myself. You must get out at
once. "
Just a minute" said the fish
erman calmly, "What did you
stock this lake With"
Trout, and won't have"
"'That's all right, sir" said the
trespasser mconcernedly, "I'm
fishing for pike. London Tit.
Bits,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25
My Dear Miss Eighteen:

You're making yourself believe
that you can't be happy without
this young man, and this is wrong,
particularly in a girl of your age.
Perhaps if you knew him better
you would not care so much for
him. You are really little too
young to fall in love without ser
ious thought. Of course, I know
that you feel that such a "fall''
is inevitable when the time comes,
and it may be, however, you are
letting your mind dwell too much
on this one boy.
Now, what | would seriously
suggest is that you invite this
young man, with several other
young people, to your home for an
evening. 1t need not be party.
Be nice to him, and let him see
that you are friendly toward him
but 90 not let him think that you
care for HIM 100 deeply. Let the
consequences be What they may.
Fate" if there is such a high
born lady, must do the rest. 1t is
a woman's part to stay by and
wait for the man. 1t is character
istic of the sex-the desire to be
hunter, and the other to be hunt
ed.
Just a word of warming: You
speak of being considered good
looking. Do not think too much
of this, for vain girl loses her
charm, and the girl who is pretty
and "knows it" is beautiful in
her own eyes only. Good luck,
Miss Eighteen. would like to
know the results.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25
Lilac Time.

Mrs. VIM. Cowley, Vashon).
It's lilac time, their sweet, sweet
breath
Is borne ON every breeze that sings
Among the leafy labyrinth Of
greening things
Along the heath;
/ close my eyes and do not care to
see
| only wish
1t never, never would come lilac
time.
A crescent moon hangs in the
dimming sky
This lilac time;
just as it did those years and
years gone by
When lilac time
Meant paradise to me--for in my
heart
Was only love, the love for thee,
And now | wander by the heath
And only wish
1t never, never would come lilac
time.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25
FASHION, ISLAND NEWS. RECORD

horror stairway collapsed sending death beneath the
weight of those who hurled of the door When all
seventeven backened told the sad story Men and
women and little children burned beyond mbane of iden
cation with the result that xysx laid grave
These the less horrible though they
happen two thousand miles away The only difference that they
more easily forgotten In that community will be remembered
long single who there But these tragedies
fail teach School other places where
ments held will not be saeguard and this other
mu that does prepare for such emergencies be called
upon wnes repetition of the South Carolina horror.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25
Miss Eighteen Whites A1nabeHe for Recipe for Lone
Potion-Is Afflicted By Age-oM Malay of Spnngtin1e
By Annabelle Lee.

piece of clean blotting paper,
preferably white, and press with a
fairly hot iron. The wax will in
this way melt and be absorbed by
the blottng paper, leaving the rug
,unspoiled.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25
"A Ffghttul Holocaust.

Few people could Of the fearful
the lives Of seyeuseye people in the South Carolina school house
the latter part OF last week and fail send
tqac of sympathy and perhaps shed when the dread
full import Of the tragedy realized Several hundred small
farmers and their families gathered the schoohouse of small
town to attend an entertainment given by their children In the midst
Of the gaety kerosene lamp exploded sending burning oil in every
direction In moments time happy laughing crowd thrown
pandmonum fighting and erowdg to seek safety To add to the
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25
Dear Annabelle Lee:

DtdI Auiidbtllc Ltc.
l am eighteen years old and feel
Just as you said about telling some
one you don't know. | am very
fond of a young man of twenty
two who lives not far from where
I do. He always seems to like me
too but he has never asked me out
I have always been as nice as !
could to him.
/ am told I am very good look
ing and | dress well. | should like
to have this boy for a friend-a
very good friend. Please, can you
tell me how to get him? | cant
be happy without him!
MISS EIGHTEEN.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25
To Mother.

Mrs. Vim. Cowley, Vashon).
IT'S evening and a bright star
CLEANS
In sky so deep and blue it seems
That all the world must pause to
see
And praise its beauty gratefully.
And you re like that, dear Mother
IT'S morning and the sun aglow
Has kissed the flowers whose
heads are low
In slumber bent. It's radiant
light
Gained all the fears we knew at
night,
And you re like that, dear Mother.
The softest breeze that stirs the
trees
Was never gentler than your ways
And in your eyes the tender light
When safe you cuddled me at
night
Was never matched, dear Mother.
And starlight, sunlight, flowers
and trees,
The oceans blue, the rustling
leaves
Each bring to me thought of you
And | would send you homage due,
You're all the world to me, dear
Mother.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25

Island residents asked to behind the plan for the election
of queen for the Strawberry festival Vashonauy should be
represented this the fare ladies of the island
and She will be accompanied by court of maids equally fair
the of the queen provided there remains surplus
finances these will be turned into the fund
The whole affair sgog be worth while and represent the
island that day IS little honor for any lady
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25

The NewsRecord believes giving deserved praise therefore
wishes the public spirit of the Ksap County Trans
poraon company for its action granting automobile fares equal
the ticket for the Strawberry festival This
all automobiles that the ferries
that day. In addition the company will divert passenger boat
this way to for large number of passengers
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25

Dear Miss Lee:
Have read your letter in the
News-Reeord, and am taking ad-
vantage of your offer to help in
household problems.
What | am DESTROYS of finding is
new dessert recipe, also can you
tell me how to remove candle
drippings from a rug without in
juring the nap or leaving a spot.
A HOUSEWIFE.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-25

Have harvested of catepars ye If have
do delay the matter long The threatens to become
taken at
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-20
sUcEsos EN- LAS PIEDRAs

+
+ En- Ia noche del 16 del corriente, en-
ell sitio capetillo, el indiyiduo Fernando
Hernandez, agrcdi6 a Arturo Pache-
co, produciendole una herida en- Ell
hombro izquierdo. Hernandez ha si-
do acusado de -atentado contra la vi
da.
FL dfa II del mes en- curse, en- la
parada 80, carretera central, ocurri0
un choque entire dos guaguas guiadas
por Casimiro V. Estand Y Juan Girls
|pfn, resultando ambas con desperfec-
tos. Una de dichas guaguas tambien
clloc6 con un CAIRO tirado por caba-
Hos Y eonducido por Pedro Rodriguez,
quien result6 con golpes graves en- el
cuerpo. Tambien -resultaron con le-
stones Rafael Candelario, Carmelo We
| leZ Evaristo Rosario, Braulio Plaza,
todos pasajeros de una de las qua
guas citadas. Ambos chauffeurs fue-
Iron puestos disposition del juez mu-
nicipal, quien les exigi0 Ia correspon-
diente fianza, por violar el articuio
32S del Codigo Penal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-20

rece de hosques, y hay algo mas gra-
We: que no es possible la formation fo-
restal. La zona del litoral es RIGA en-
arbolcs, pero el hacha ha rcalizado
"a granles cstrasos. Solamente Anne
rica, i especialmente el Canada, cuen-
TIA con grandes reserves forcstales. Pc
ro m gigantesco comercio de exporta-
cion las amenaza, y el eanpobrecimien-
to hace continues progresses. Ameri.
"a es pr6aiga: Ell solo DOS sisios ha
consunido taMa MADEIRA cuanta ha-
brfa consumido Europa en- veinte 81.
CLOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-20

La psicolOgfa de los animales es un
misteri0 que quizds no potlra nunca
ser penetrado: la ciencia, sin embargo,
trata de descubrir algo obsefyando
los hdbitos de los seres que henlos con
venidoen lamar irracionales Mucho
Sc ha hecho. por ejemplo en- estos Iilti
mos tiempos, prop6sito de las abe
jas. El peri0dico "Illustfierte Zei-
tuns" refiere los resultados obtanidOs1
por X. Won Frisch sobre el lenguaje
0, mejor dichO, Ia manera dc que sci
valcn las abejas para entandelse. Ear
gas obseryaciones han permitido esta-l
Aecer que cuandO una abeja ha des-
cubiertc una lica fuentc dc nutrici6n
V tiene necesi(,ad lie ay,da para eXplo
tarla, pr0cede dc este modO: cada vez
que llega a Ia colmena con el botfn, Sc
pone girar Ell medic de las COM
paiieras, caocando con elias n cada
momento. la multit,id de abejas aca-
t'ti. lol tANilttlSS- t-ctOS
y no tartla en- emprcnder Ell vitelo ha-
cia el nectar dcscubierto. ST el alimen-
| to encontrado no es excessive, sino que
con las abejas que han salido cxplo-
ta,lo, las que llegan no Sc entregan
va los giros excitadores. 81 la abe
| ia heraldo yuela sola, las otras bus.
can 4 pesar de una distancia de XII
| lmetros. El encuentro lie las flores ha-
| iladas Sc facilita per el beclfo Que ain
| el mas d6bil olor de las flores que la
| aheja liha, Sc fila de i'm motlo marayi-
lloso en- Il curpo del insectv. LII abeja
heraldo da pues las otras ull indicio
con ese olor, que les sirve para sabel.
dc que flores Sc trata. Ademds, Ia tles-
cubridora, antes de volver la coline-
| ma, cmitc en- torno del nnevo campo lie
coscclla, por medic de nm 0rgano situa-
dozen el abdomen, un olor que cs IA
cilmcntc reconocido por las ctras abe
jas.