davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1925-02-08
Eagle FoiIs Plan
To Turn Him Into
Stuffed Ornament

Bait intended for the skulking
coyote brought the king Of birds
"a beautiful. sharp-taloned gold
en- eagle-out OF the clouds ven
miles north Of Casper last Mon
day. The steel Jaws OF a trap
snapped on one Of It's legs and the
great bird OF prey became the cap
tive of +. A. Chisholm. owner OF
the Chisholm hotel on North VOL
colt street.
Slightly crippdled. It's giant
wings bruised from having fran
tically flayed the earth In a dcs-
perato attempt to break away
from the trap and soar off again
into the wide. inviting sky. the
eagle moped about In the Chisholm
garage the early part OF the week.
with strength returning 1t came
out OF tho garage Friday. looked
furtively upward and voluntarily
re.entered It's prison.
Three jack rabbits were its
meals during the week. At first
retreating and sullen. the fine
specimen OF aquila chrysaetos
gradually recovered It's strength.
its ferocity. In approaching the
bird yesterday morning. Mr.. CHS
holm, who had before been close
to It. was threatened by its men.
acing advance, and newell. he
departed.
The doors OF the garage were
left opened. Tho great golden
eagle was TO have been sent TO a
taxidermist and then to the Eagles
lodge here, tried out its wings by
flying across the street to the top
OF a building. The flight was sue.
cessfui and off into It's vast realm
high in the heavens the king OF
birds majestically SCARED.
, 1925-02-08
Cent ADDED
TO GAS COST

Another cent has been added 10
the filling station price OF gasoline
In Casper, making tho new quota
ton 90 cents a gallon.
oil men prominent in the indus
try have declared within the past
few days that rsver ngain will the
price of gasoline be under 20 cents.
This prediction. now being SO gener-
ally heard here. is based on stats.
ties which show successive increases
in consumption and decreases In
production.
, 1925-02-08
UnWanted Baby
Stabbed and Put
In FieryFurnace

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-United
Press.)-An unwanted baby was
stabbed to death here today by It's
unwed mother who sought to dis
pose Of tho body by burning 1t In a
furnace.
Leona Holman. 26. went to the
tnitor OF her apartment house and
asked permission to burn u pack.
age. Receiving IT, she crammed tho
bundle into tho frey CRATE. Her
nervousness aroused the suspicious
OF the janitor who Investigated and
found the baby's body. 1t had been
stabbed with a pair OF scissors. He
notified the wne OF tho apartment
who called tho police.
, 1925-02-08
GIRL, SIGHT RESTORED,
is OVERCOME BY BEAUTY
AND WONDERS OF NATURE

power of a surgeons knife and fin
gers restored her sight to her. Her
face was flushed with the wonder OF
1t all. tears showed in her eyes. un-
bandaged for the moment. and her
hands played nervously with the
coverlet as she tried to express her
joy.
"It's-it's-nfce- was the nearest
she came to 1t.
Viola and Peter Morris. IS. were
taken from the State Home for the
Continued OF Page Two
, 1925-02-08

DENVER. Colo. Feb. 7.-United
PressEwith her sight restored. 1T
tie Viola Emour, 13 years old. is
sorrowful because she cannot ade-
quately dscribe the beauty Of the
world.
TITS wonderful" she said simply.
and then quite nsively. Il never
saw anything like 1t. l didn't know
It could be 80 nice"
Viola spoke from her hospital cot
where she has been confined since
Thursday when the miracle-making
, 1925-02-08
WYOMING WINS
COURT BATTLE

Second OF It's series OF basketball
games with Denver university WAS
won by tho University OF Wyoming
team at Laramie last night. the
score being 10 TO is.
, 1925-02-08

Posy issued an appeal tonight for
IS 5000 estimating this MS the cost
for completing the shaft.
He said that instead Of a shaft
thirty feet or more deep tho work
had only gone seventeen feet toward
the place where Collins, dead or
alive. is lying.
Collins has been trapped In the
cave since January 80.
The steel drill used to feel out
, 1925-02-08
Rescue Workers Run Short of Money and
Appeal for Funds Is Sent Out; Sink
of Shaft Proceeding Slowly
BY AUSTIN DAVIS

Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent
AT THE MOUTH OF SAND CAVE, CAVE CITY, KY,
Feb. 7.-(United Press Five days more will be required
to reach Floyd Collins, entombed in Sand Cave, if the work
of sinking a shaft proceeds at the best speed obtained so
far, according to M. E. S. Posy, executive secretary of the
KenfuckY highway commission.
, 1925-02-08
Farm Relief Program
Is Reviewed by Carey
Legislators in Joint Session at Cheyenne Hear Discussion
of Plans by Former Governor, Non Head of
Government A Agricultural Commission
BY COL. w. H. HUNTLEY

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Feb 1.-THE house and senate met in Joint session YESTERDAY
afternoon to hear a brief address BY Ion. Robert l. Carey, former governor of Wyo-
ming, and at present chamman of the presidents agricultural commission for inquiry.
Seated upon the speakers dMs were, Governor Ross President Browno of the senatea I'M
Speaker Underwood Of the house. The latter did the honors of the occasion The mem
of The senate were seated with the members of the house., nj the Hobbies and gal
, 1925-02-08

I'VE have before us a man whom
we need say very little about. be-
cause he is n OF our own native
sols-our blood man VI have
, 1925-02-08
Student Deaths
Still Unsolued
Investigators Withdraw from Ohio State
University Campus Unable to Shed
New Light on Poisoning -,

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 7-(United~ Press)-Balked
at every turn, investigators of the poison murders at Ohio
State university withdrew from the campus tonight with.
out a single new light upon the mystery with which they
have grappled fruitlessly since Wednesday.
On Monday morning the scene of the Investigation will
be shifted to the Columbus police to his home in Canton. over the
, 1925-02-08

be shifted TO the Columbus police
department. Several students re.
main TO be questioned.
one in particular, who returned
, 1925-02-08

leries wero packed by state officials.
and visitors from out Of town.
Speaker Underwood introduced the
former governor In these words:
, 1925-02-08

learned to love because OF his dis
tinctve service TO this state. He
has, in the last few months. been
CONTINUED on Page Two)
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ra para deshacerse de la caspa es
disolverla, y asi Sc destruye por
complete. Para lograr este, obten-
case cuatro onzas del preparado
liquid arvon, aplfqueselo de noche
antes de acostarse; use suficiente
cantidad para humedecer bien ei
cuero cabelludo y fr6tese suave-
mente con La yerna de los dedos.
parte de la caspa ha desaparecido.
Al arnanecer, toda 81 no la mayor
Dos tres aplicaciones mas, COM
pletamente disolveran Y destrui-
ran toda huella, no importa la mu-
cha caspa que usted tenga.
Notara que toda picaz6n Y ras-
caz6n del cuero cabelludo termi-
nara al momento, Y su cabello que
dara mas suave y Glen veces me-
jor que antes. Liquid arvcn puede
obtenerse en- cualquier farmacia.
Cuatro onzas es cuanto usted ne
cesita de este sencillo remedio que
nnnea falla. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21
BUER C0NSEDO De UNA
SENORA AGRADECIDA

Las riuJereS, por la constitution
deI!cada de su organismo, estan su-
Jetas a muchos trastornos de cuya
gravedad solamente elias tienen co.
nocimiento cabal. A muchas La vi.
da v1ene ser un constante marti-
RIO por los agudos sufrimientos pc.
cullares a su sexo que tan diffcil
y penoso les hace ell cumplir con
sus quehaceres diarios.
Felizmente hay un remedio GU
pronto pondra fin a esas dolencias,
proporcionando un sentin1iento de
algeria Y nueva satisfaction de vi
vlr, donde antes no hubo mas que
desilusi6n y desmayo.
"Por mas de cuatro amos, dice
"a Sra. Julia Dzib de F., de Merida,
7 uc., Mexico, (calle 80 No. 455,)
me encontraba agobiada constan-
temente por calenturas, un mall
estar general, dolores de cabexa,
falta de apetito y de color. pues
estaba muy palida. Cada yez one
era presa de mis- males, sentfa mn
cho dolor de espaldas, marcos, su-
1or frio, los rilones adoloridos
que me costaba mucho trabaio in
chnarme y no me daba ganas de
hacer NADIA.
"Casuaimente vi un anuncio do
las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Will
hams y me decidf a probarlas. En-
el primer mes sentf un alivio. al
segundo me senti otra. No encuen-
tro palabras para demostrarles mi
asradecimiento, va que no SOW
aqueua esclava de mis- males"
La sangre circula por todas par
tes del cueI'po, y 81 es RIGA Y roia
lleva consigo salud Y bienestar a
todos los 6rganos. La digestion me-
lora' los nervios Sc fortalecen v
los m1sculos adquieren nuevo vigor
Un librito gratis, Consoles Con.
hdenciales para Senoras", SO Ia
mandara 81 10 pide, expresando 81
titulo a The Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady, N. Y. E. U. A.
Advt
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Una acIaracii6n del Lcdo. Hen.
ry c. Molina

s'Ninguna de las parties ha discu
lido La aplicabilidad de este articu.
10, (del Codigo Espafiol- antiguo)
pero sostenamos que no ha sido de.
rogado expresamente por las lispo
siciones fnales del C6digo Penal
como han .sido transcritas, y las de
rogaciones tacitas no son favored.
das. Especifcamente solo aquella
parte del antique C6digo Penal fu6
derogada que Sc referia o los deli
tos y no Ia responsabilidad ci.
vii provinente de los mismos".
! A mi me sorprendi6 dic,la resolu-
ct6n, y supongo sorprendera a
otros compaheros, en- vista de 10
que habfa sido resuelto en- las nu.
merosas decisiones del Tribunal. EN-
pezando con el case de Zalduondo
v. Sanchez, 15 D. p. r., 231, en- las
que Qued6 establecido, segin en-
tendeMos, que la esponsabilidad
civil provinente de delitos y fal-
tas va Sc regia en- virtud de las
disposiciones del C6digo Civil. Tan
es asf que en- Ell caso de Diaz V.
San Juan L. & T. Co., II D. P. R..
SO, el Honorable Juez del Toro, ha-
blando por la corte, dijo:
"En tai aho (1eo2) omen2aron
regir en- esta 1sla ell C6d1go Ci-
vii revisado y los C6digos Penal
y de Eniuiciameinto Criminal, pres
cribi6ndose en- estos tltimos todo
10 relative a los dehtos y a sus
penas y al modo de perseguirlos Y
de castigarlos y omitiendose todo
10 referente al eiercicio de las ac-
clones civiles derivadas de los ac-
tos dehctivos".
Y en- el case de GuznAn " Vidal,
10, D. p. E., 848, el Juez Presiden-
te. senior Hernandez, dtJo:
"Que Ell artfculo 1908 del (c6.
dtgo Civil) revisado debia nplicar-
Sc tambien al case en- quo ell dafio
Sc causara por medic de dehto Q
falta penados por Ia ley por haber
desaparecido del C6digo Revisado
Ell articulo 1859, preceptivo, de
que las obHgaciones civiles proce-
denies de los delitoS faltas Sc re-
girfan por las disposiciones del CO
digo Penal, siendo sustituidos por
otro, en- que SO ordena, que esas
misnaas obligaciones Sc regular pr
las disposiciones del C6digo Revi-
sadon.
Estas dudas constantes en- cuar
to a cuales y que parte de las leyes
antiques siguen en- vigor en- Puer'
to Rico, hace muy dificil negar q
una conclusion egpecif1ca en- Ia ley
a un determinado case. vease po1
ejemplo, los cacos de Gonzalez v
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Enero 10, 1926.
SoBRE Ell DEREcHo PENAL
VICENTE EN- 2To. RICO.

Acabo de enterarmc que en- su CO
nocido diario Sc public6 esta mafia-
IA nm corto artfculo sobre la con-
ferencia que tive Ell gusto de dar
Iel otro dia q los estudiantes del
Colegio de Leyes en- Rio Piedras,
en- Ell cual Sc dice que 20 sorpren-
di a los estudiantes diciendo que
"RL DEREcHo PENAL EsTA
VICENTE EN- PUERTO RICO"
81 fuere asf, la aseveraci6n podria
considerarse como abstlrda.
Sobre dicho particular 10 que die
tue 10 siguiente: que quizas los es.
trdtantes estarian sorprendidos al
saber que el antique C6digo Pc
nal Espafiol todavia esta en- vigor
en- Puerto Rico en- cuanto a todo,
aquenos particulares que Sc reaeren
a la responsabilidad civil provinen-
to de los delitos. Asi 10 ha resuelto
el Tribunal Supreme en- Ell case de
Torres Y. Succession C6rdova, 81 D.
P. R., 8e7.
Die adem3s, que el Tribunal ha
bfa llegado dicha conclusion sin
que hnbiera sido sugerido siquiera
por las parties, como SO desprende
de la propia opinion, en- que Sc di-
CO:
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. z R"v1TA
DEF Dir turkey
NO. .

La PANACEA DE SWAIN es
hecha de La mejor selection de las
mas finas hierbas Y raices medici-
males. Es compuesta en- jarabe y
es agradable como miel al paladar.
Gusta a los ninos y la toman con
afan. Aunque es agradable para
tomar, es potente en- sus propie-
dades vivificantes y purifcantes.
Los nifios flacos v debiles, O per-
sonas adultas debilitadas y cual-
quiera sufriendo de Intermediates
de La sangre sc desarrollan fuer-
tes y robnstos bajo su Influenza
restaurativa sorprendente. De ven
ia en- las farmacias y droguerias.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-21

5EsTA Ell DERECKo PENAL
VICENTE EN- PUERTO RICO?
Enero 10, 1926.
Sr. Director de
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, p. z.
Estimado senior y amigo:
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HARRY F. BESOsA

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
rel6fonO 1347. San Juan, p. r.
Cable Address. "HARIRESA"
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t'Nunca Lo He Visto
Mejor!"

~ UE emoci6n de orgullo Sc
~ experimental cuando un
amigo Sc eXpresa Ell
buenos terminus de nuestra
apariencia sana Y robusta.
Pero que desconsuelo Sc siente
cuando Sc tiene la piel man.
chada, los ojos sin brillo y ell
semblante palido.
Enriquezca su sangre y toni
tlque su ORGANISING tomando
tres veces al dia una cuchara-
dita del Jarabe "NER-VITA"
del DR.. Huxley. Pronto SEN
tira nueva energia Y los sfnto-
mas que denotan su debilidad
desapareceran.
De venta en- todas las far,nacias.
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que arruins
su cabellera
No ayuda
en- NADIA ira
tar de laSar-
Ia o acepi-
II a RI a. Ia
I1pica mana.
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DIRECTORIO
PROFESSIONAL
PEDRO G. OUlNONES

AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
iraduado de Ia Universidad de
'ennnylyania, Harvard Puerto Ri
o. Postula ante las Cortcs de Puer-
to Rico Corte Federal.
,. o. Box 12S. Tel. lab, 5. j.
EdificiO NOA. San Juan, p. r.
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Cabelleras con caspa
pierden ell cabel!o

81 usted desea que Su cabelTo sea
abundante, este sedoso, tenga lus-
tre Y vida, deshagase de la caspa
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DR.. Ramon F. Carballo

DENTISTA
Participa a sus colegas, clientes Y
amigos que ha trasladado su ofici-
na a la parada 10 frente al teatro
Olinpo donde ofrece sus servicios
PROFESSIONALS
Tel. 1868. Santurce.
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DIR. JOSE VICENTE

CIRUJANO-DENTISTA
Especialista de II Sociedad Espafio-
Ia de Auxilio Mutuo Y Beneficencia.
Horas de Oficina:
u a. III. Y 1.30 p. IN.
San Iusto 33 (altos de FL Louvre')
Tel1fpno 2t0. San Juan, +. Il.
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FRANCISCO CARRERAS
MARQUEE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT LAW
Sol %. Box 1884 Tel. 694 azuL
San Juan.
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Acha, 21 D. P. R., 1874; Benitcz y.
Diaz, % Id, 673, y Bertaut v. Mar
quez, resueltO en- Enero "a, 1924.
Sin otro particular, me suscxibo
de usted.
Alto. amigo y S. s.,
Henry G.. MOLINA.
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Oldsnobile d

Very late. Duco finish. You can
hardly toll this car from n now
ono Take your car M part pay
inent and give long, easy terms on
balance. Call MARLBB. sunset
7io2.
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Another feature of life in the in- terior, mentioned by the late Theo- dore Roosevelt in the account of his trip down the River of Doubt, are the piranhas, the flesh-eating fish which inhabit some of the interior rivers The operator threw a calf into the stream. It was eaten with astonishing rapidity by an enormous school of these carnivorous fish. AL ligators are numerous.
 Edges of the forest bordering the rivers are in many places white with herons. The species are famous for their aigrette feathers. There is a law in Matto Crosse preventing the killing of these birds. There is a large trade in the feathers, however, and they are gathered after dropping from the birds. They have a market price of approximately s150 a pound.
 Diamond mining seems to be flour ishing, the picture showing one vii.
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CARNIVOROUS FISH OF RIVER OF DOUBT
 SHOWN ON SCREEN

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, June 27.-(P)-An education film has been exhibited in Rio de Janeiro showing the wild life and frontier industries in the Brazilian state of Matto Gros- so. This is the second largest state in the union, being more than twice the size of Texas.
 There are plenty of Indians living in Matto Crosse, most of them in the hunting and fishing period of civili- zation. The men of the Bororo tribe, which was shot for the picture, use no clothing, but the women have been taught by the Federal Indian service to wear a simple form of dress. The most popular style in necklaces is made by stringing a collection of teeth of wild jaguars, powerful and dangerous animals of the cat family which kill livestock turnout a great part of central and northern Brazil. A peculiar wedding custom was filmed, showing the re- turn of young man with the hide of jaguar, killed to prove his bravery a necessary action before the right of marriage is given to man.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-29

If a war involving America ever is fought in the Pacific ocean the fate of the Hawaiian archipelago will rest on naval engagements be- tween the fleets of the belligerents. Hawaii does not give the nation holding it command of the Pacific but the nation having command of the Pacific will hold Hawaii.
 The fact that Hawaii's defenses fell with such comparative ease be- fore the attacking fleet in the mid Pacific maneuvers demonstrates that if an enemy thus secured pos session of Pearl Harbor the United States could regain control by the same means
 Prominence Overdone.
 First, however, a naval engage ment would have to be fought; and the defeated fleet would be com
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Section Two

pelled to scurry back home, leav- ing Hawaii automatically to the side which held the command of the sea. The prominence given to Hawaii, in discussions of American strategy in Pacific war, has been greatly ov- erdone.
 It is probable that the Aleutian Islands, and especially Dutch liar bor, would play far greater part in any struggle between East and West than would Hawaii. The na- tural line of strategic advance for an American armada bound for the Far East on a belligerent mission would be by means of the Aleutians. The excursion of the American avia- tors who circled the world last year shows the direction.
 Possible Prey.
 Hawaii must be included with the Philippines as possible prey in the event of Pacific hostilities. But, while the Philippines once surrend- cred, might be held until the end Of the war, to be eventually disposed of at the peace negotiations, Hawai- could not be held, except temporar- ily, unless the American fleec were defeated at sea.
 The advancing of Hawaii as an advance base for the United States cannot be reckoned as major fac tor in considering either the out come or the strategic method oi waging a Pacific war. If an enemy were enticed into eNagerating the importance of Hawaii and were tc send a powerful fleet to capture the Islands the coastal defense of the enemy's homeland would be gravely jeopardized.
 An American naval advance by way of the Aleutians, by no more than a threatening gesture, nigh easily be sufficient of itself to re call the enemy's warships back tt home waters If not, the American fleet would be able to advance upo1 the enemy territory whose own na val strength would have been GU in two.
 Keep Fleet Intact.
 During the world war Great Brit ain followed the strategic principle of keeping her great battle fleet in tact No minor issue, no kind o pressure, no form of temptation wa able to persuade the British Ad miralty to commit the fatal fault 0 dividing the nations sea power, a represented by it's major fghtin; machines.
 The same tactics would apply il a Pacific war, at least for an enem, having an inferiority in battleship and battle cruisers to America Otherwise, if an expedition wer
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sent to capture Hawaii, the United States could take advantage of the division and smash first one group of enemy warships and then the other, or else drive the enemy to cover and perhaps blockade it.
 Indeed, so gravely would an enemy be weakened by seeking to capture the Hawaiian Islands, that the bait might be made even more tempting by not seeking greatly to improve the present Qualifications. These facts are known to the naval authorities of all nations interested in questions of Pacific strategy.
 Hawaii Not Essential.
 Hawaii is not an essential naval base for the United States. The Aleutian Islands, far more nearly approach ideal conditions for offen- sive naval purposes. AS bases for American air and submarine craft they are much superior to Hawaii, and they afford shelter to within striking distance of Far Eastern waters.
 This years mid-Pacific maneu- vers, therefore, are likely to cause the northern air and sea route to the Far East to be given it's right ful place in strategic discussions of the way any theoretical future con flict in the Pacific will be waged.
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PRICE TEN CENTS

lage where, it is said, there are more than 5000 men washing river gravel and sediment by hand Gold is wash ed by machinery.
 The plains are stocked with cattle, one zone having 100000 head. Much of the meat is prepared for market in the form of jerked beef.
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NEW YORK, June 27.-The mid-Pacific army and navy man. euvers which have demonstrat- ed the vulnerability of the Ha- waiian Islands do not imply that the American government must spend great sums of mon- ey strengthening the defenses of the archipelago. The islands cannot be made impregnable by developing land protective de- vices. Notifications would have to be spread everywhere thru out the group, and even then, because of the exposed posi- ton of the Islands, impregna- bility would not be secured.
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ALEUTIAN ISLES MORE IMPORTANT
 THAN HAWAII
STATUS OF ISLANDS IN MID. PACIFIC CALLED OVER-
 ESTIMATED.
VULNERABlLlTY OF THE
 POST BEEN REVEALED
1t Is Said That the Aleutian Islands Can Provide U. s. with
 Strategic Advantage.

The following article was clipped from the Hollywood Daily Citizen, by Earl G. Reed, formerly of Seward and sent to The Gateway, marked copy" which is of vital interest to Alaska:
 (By J. w. T. MASON)
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FAMILY CAT MOTHERS
 SOME BABY FOXES

SEATTLE, June 29.-(P)-Snow- ball, a cat owned by G. H. Jensen, of the Silver Fox Farm near Tacoma, is playing the role of mother to two baby foxes When the mother of the foxes showed a lack of maternal interest and left them, Snowball i'm mediately adopted the twins with good success.
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