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1 H DOLPHINS 4theIDolphin hunting ns a sport is old tothe Malouins the inhabitants of StMalo Several species of dolphins areto be met with near the shores of Brit¬tany The largest is known to scienceas Delphinus delphis and differs fromother varieties by its long jaws verylike the beak of a big bird and armedwith about sixty teeth as hard andsharp as steel Its length may reachnine feet and it weighs from 300 to400 pounds A swift swimmer itpreys on the schools of herrings fol ¬lowing them right up to the Scottishwaters In spite of Its greed it isnoted for its mild temper and fre ¬quently amuses itself by playingaround ships in the open sea Thenthere is the Delphinus tursio or souffleur This is smaller and its beak isshorter though armed with strongpowerful teeth that enable it to attack-a big fish pinning it down to the rockswith such force that its nose is oftendeeply marked with numerous cutsThis dolphin hates the very sight of aship and never comes close to oneFinally there is the porpoise or marcouin the smallest species of thegenus Much sport may be obtainedby hunting these various dolphinsWide World Magazine
HIS UMBRELLA
It Was the Cause of Airing FamilySecrets In Public
A young man was riding in an omnibus He took the corner seat and heldIn his hand an umbrella which hadbeen given him as a birthday presentOn the seat facing him was a ladywith a precocious boy evidently aboutfive years old
The youngster regarded the youngman with attention for a few momentsand then his eyes wandered to theumbrella He gazed at it In silence fora second then he wriggled in his seatclapped his hands and shouted
Oh mamma dont that look like pa ¬pas umbrella
Hush hush my child said themother patting the prodigy on theheadPapa
was looking for his umbrellathis morning mamma continued thechild wonder
Yes yes but he found it said themother hurriedly as the conversationwas becoming of interest to the occu ¬pants of the seats
Why mamma continued theyoungster you know he didnt Youtold him that he didnt know enoughto keep an umbrella Why mamma1
At this stage the small boy was car¬ried howling from the bus PearsonsWeekly
Hailstones That Kill CattleHailstones as big as baseballs hail ¬
stones that kill cattleRubbishIt truth declared the weath-
ermanI These hailstones fall in theneighborhood of the Sierra Tapalgirennear Buenos Aires Darwin himself ismy witness Darwin testifies forin his splendid book The Voyage othe BeagleIThe great scientist saw what I saw
I hailstones the size of oranges crash ¬ing and smashing with a noise like arailroad collision After the storm hecame upon thirteen dead deer and fif ¬teen dead ostriches His companionssaw several ostriches blinded in one Ieye and another ostrich running furi-ously
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I in crazy circles blinded in botheyes by those terrible stones
What I saw was a herd of forty cat¬tIe all lying dead About them the
I grass was gray and white with slainbirdsducks hawks partridges
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The Ancient Stone Stingers IIt has been said that Asiatic nations
excelled others in the use of the slingand the slingers of an ancient armyused their little weapons with terribleeffect These natives have such skillsays one old historian that it veryrarely happens that they miss their Iaim What makes them so great inthe use of the sling Is the training given them from their earliest years bytheir mothers who set up a piece ofbread hung at the end of a rod for htarget and let their children remainwithout food until they have hit itwhen the child who is the victor receives the bread as the reward of hisskill and patience
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The Bedouins BedAn interesting patient at the med¬
ical mission at Haifa Paleston isalluded to in the annual report of thejS P C K Dr Coles writes Duringthe year we have had many patients
I from very desolate parts of Asia Onewas a Bedouin who had never beenInside ota house with windows andhad never seen a bedstead He wantedto sleep under the bed fearing to falloff if he tried to sleep in It sayingI cant stay awake all night holdin
on tothis bank Besides it will notmattressNHer TriumphPenelope triumphantly I heard last
night that Jack was head over ears inlove with me Grace jealously YouPenelopV eewas >something in It GraceWhyWho told you Penelope He did
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last lot in the house Some of therooms still reek with themCleve ¬land Plain Djealer
If yoti would not cease to love mankind you must not cease to do them
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been on the sick list far sometime is improving
Robt Wilson is very sick atthis writing
Mrs J W Harvey is on thesick list
X W Scott made a businesstrip to Breeding Thursday
Mr and Mrs Alvy Harveyof Sparksville visited at W JBeans Monday
Misses Cordie and MattieCampbell Dirigo were theguests of Miss Mamie Bean Sun¬
dayMrsW Jas theguest of Mrs Joe Brake Thurs-
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Mrs T JRossonRugbyvisited at W J Beans Sunday
Mrs Etta Harvey visted thefamily of W J Bean Sunday-
J W Harvey visited his moth ¬er near Rugby Sunday who isvery low with rheumatism °
A S Rosson Rogby visitedat W J Beans Sunday
Miss Brittie Rosson Rugbywas the guest of Miss BulahBean Sunday
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Farmers who failed to gettheir breaking done last fallhave been making use of thepretty days we have recently
hadIa acregeoutAttis
McFarland of this placeis visiting his brathers in Adairthis week and will return toJamestown Thursday or Friday
Dr J 1 McClendon is having Iquite an extensive practice hehas one patient in CumberlandwhofpneuIm1Theo
general merchandiseHerbert son of J M McFar ¬
land is improving nicely over asevere attack of
Mrs Jennie pneumoniaIvisiting herlast week andSunday
Robbie Conner who shot andkilled Constable Hammons inClinton County stood his ex¬amining trial last week andwasreleased on a 3000 bond
Mr Wm Looper and daughterEther who have been visitinthe formers daughter Mrs MaudMcFarland have returned toBelle Plains Kansas accompan ¬ied by Mr B H Long of thisplace
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Mrs Leatha Vaughan wasvisiting her daughter Mrs Emmaweekgand returned home on the StrRowena
Mr Theo Stephenson who hasI I
been attending the L W T Sreturned home Saturday quitesick Dr Ballou was called tosee him Sunday I V v
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Secret service operativesipcated a counterfeiting outfit in an
nearGarThe wets t will petition for a
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Montpelier32fijJAKE is a bay stallion 15i hands high very handsome and poperjfectsound in every particular and will measure up to your demands ifthehighestboth sides in the second generation Tf Hambletonian 10 is concededonlybeingrare bindingIn
instance money is duewhen colt is foaled mare trad ¬accidents¬Joe Williams
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L IIandthan ever befoleIOne ofHarrows Hay Rakes Also the Olinver Chill Plows and the Brown Culti-vators
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W T Pyne Mill Supply CoiESTABLISHED 1861 INCORPORATED 1889
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All of Machinery Repaired 11NoticeIWhile puryear ago some friends of thee contest¬toSomeone year This was done with goodwill toward the friend and to place thevote in favor of their candidate Owin1ejief r o t
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