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Llon a Sportsman. 'l'ln- wrilm' «mole-s liw latc- llzirl Akvley as saving "Tho- linn is a sportsman." This means that tlm lion has a humll‘ml poi' l'l'lll. aw-i'agv in all that ho (loos. If lw is hungry he goes out and kills. and Hum Pals to tho limit Hf his capacity. If lu- is not. hungrv he lean-s other ani- mals alono. If he fights for his lilo, he will put. up the most terrific 1181th lo ho sown in tho animal kingdom. He is intolligenl and wlf confident. Of course. as the inci- dent of the charging lion shows. modern weapons have mad» it as easy to kill lions as partridges. 'l'hel’o' is an HM lu'lit'f hun'm's. that a sing!» lion ilhlo' In bring clmvn. and giraffon but Mr. Jnhnsnn fun in In» -.| Hillary. HnP clay rnunh'y he saw a fromth mmm- ~‘lnwly flnatiug clw rlwr. Slmrtly al'tvrwaml Mark-mum"! licm awn-arm staro'd aflo-r HIP "Hating cur| \‘o-stiuatinn shows-o1 that. as i \HHI lions \Vlwn Hwy Kill. I 'l'hnugh le'o- was no sign 0! a slrugnl» tho- Hun must have kept this pnsition for sum» Hm». twcause Hw llM'k was I)?!“ in a how. The down! girafl'v was usml as a hail. tn it] Ito-turning tn tin- l'nitmj States al'to-r so-H'I'al nihntlis‘ spo-nt phntoâ€" graphing wiht animals in East Africa. .‘ll‘. Martin .lnhnsvn and his wits», ma. haw- many intH'o-stiug oXpo-i'ivnvo-s tn l't'lfltt‘. min of “will. mo'ntiunwt by Mr. Juhnsun in an artia'lo- in tho- No-w Ym'k Times mat;â€" azinv. was that tin-y tix'mt am lung and m intimatvly amnng ttw boasts that tho-y rami- in tinw tn regard ttwm as individuals rathvr than as Hth’itN, This. as h» says. t'l'f'atml an o-ntiH-l)’ no-w fasvinatlnn in thn vast animal wnrht. that surrnunateol tho- has» camp. From the hvhavinr of uno- hand at lions. they concluotml that thv animals had m'wr bpfm'n sown human twinks. and wem ut- tm'ty without any warning instinct as to how they shouht be twateit. It was fm-tunato- for the lions that the .lnhnsims Wt'l'P [thfllOgmpht'l'S and nut hunters. or the linns might haw paid for thoir inexperience with ”Mr liws. The-so- lions warn llt‘tHWl' hungry nor aggrpssive. and lying in tho,- gi-ass in full ViPW. shnwmt unty miht ruriusity when tho- c-amm-as ware sat up and began clicking. Than a mum» Hf them gut up amt saunh-rwl away. not awn «thinning tn hmk at tho: whitw pvnlplu, PAC! 1 STUDYING THE JUNGLE WITH A CAMERA tn bring dawn. and kill a tv. but Mr. Jivhiisnn found this mi t'allm-y. ”no stay in lion try he saw a fi'rshty killml 'o- slnwly flnatiug itnwn Um , Stmrtly at'to-rwarct a large -m:iliml liml am‘w'al't’il. amt d atto-i' ttw floating cnrpsou Ili- Katinn showmt that as is imial limis whom tho-y Kill. this Him Mo! 3 ho-zirty "Will. and had lain war his \tt'Hnl. kimwinx that. “as HhM'll' s'm- mo-n an hmn'. i~ {mil liM'llilS “unlit haw- ii tho' Imm's i'lo-zui. His intru- chtiititiii'olh'. was t“ hth' 1|"- Iris" Hm Second. describtl swan being taken bark to UN Londor o-nmnvs (lmelupmg 2. Lion and Giraffe rm 2| “EIH'I' hovlv. It. thifi wwlhfm Mum Hll Io. IIH' [wast min-oi HI “alkml up gil'afl'o- tn Hu- 10m: gummy Is nut. hanga 1m) hm Bella Coola B. C. Man Undertakes Strange Task Which Will Interest Big Game Hunters. 4m.- ”1' Han strango-st. attc-mpts at takin: a runsns is now being madv by Andrmx' \Vidsdvn 0“ HOW: Unola, H. V... :u'mrolim.’ tn inl'nrmaticm 1'9- m-n'mi by Hm Canadian National Hailmt)’ «urn-nus. At thv 1'0»- onn-sl nl' Harlan 1. Smith of Hm Na- nnnal Shawn": at Canada. Mr. \ansoh-n is taking a N'nsns 0! ”W grizzly lwar pupal-Minn “1’ mm". nlmw-n mun-5's. almm Hn- finmls “Incl. arv inflation! in Hm "Sm-way nl‘ Ann-rim" h'avm'so-cl Hn Hm TAKING THE CENSUS ~ 0F GRIZZLY BEARS 'l'iwy camp to know more about. thr lmpurd hut at'tvr all that was littlv. I'ur this is probably the least undorstoml of all ferocious wild animals, Tllt' reason is because the human! is solitary and self-sutfic- mu. lwnpzirds az-o- soon singly or in pairs hut IH'VPI' in herds or groups. 'l‘ho- lo'Upaltl is a 3'013' Iompetcnt hIInto-r and m-arl3 alwa3s is to ho Immd in lion r-‘oIIIItI3. Hr keeps rio-ar of tho- lioII. tlw butl‘alo. tho wivphant and the rhinoceros. but pro-3's upon all ntlwr beasts. Tim lo-nparcl nvwr hvsitatcs to attack a 1mm. and lH't'illlSt' of this trait is vwn mHl't.‘ dangerous than a lion. Mr, Johnson IIoto-d that. in the mon- ko-y familivs tiw habics lawn a haul timn of it. 'l‘lwy arc- (11th by thcir part-nu. h) rwlatiws and In strang- vrs‘. and au- uitho r on tlw point oi “I'llllL’ IIIIdI-I ”no hlo“ or shrinking .2“th from tlw IIPXl. Balmons arc in lu' l'nIIIId in t'amilics presided over by it patI-iau-rh. lntcrminahlu \uI'IIIiII. says Mr, Johnson. makcs lllHHko'y “in a miso'ry. and Ih'spilc iltt' intuiligvncv Hi. ”I” ll'llm illt')‘ apparently haw discnvcrwl no way of t'rm-ing thcmsvlws from the parasih-s which accompany them from the cradle to the grave. VII-Iv III Lisingstnnn‘s dilVS. MI'. .lnhIIsnn-s o'xpprimicvs tPnIt tn cun- tiIm tho- saving III the n'atiVPs that “w jackals In» th» SI'EVanis of the» lini. ."izv iwlivf is tha’ thaw beasts ital. tm linns ti ttIvII' piey and III-I» I-u\VIII'o!o-ot with :I Shal't' Of the illiISI'ttttt'Hi hahIIIII-t. “6' has nflf’n swn iackaL within 3 {MV fowt'nf “HP. ‘. \Vhilv II» has span limw (‘hasv IIVI has \VthI “WV camp within flftV VIIIIts. shnw m2 Hi: It thnv arr fi‘ipnd- I} v. ith Hm our and hostile to the othI-z'. Whm a woman can face a charging lit-xv and knnw that. slw van tear him tn pivm's with a hullnt. lions :10 not sw'm s0 fm'miclahlv as thf‘)‘ Allow all. llw grnalnsl non-Sum Nights arv mmle- by conwls.â€"-â€"-'I'm'0n- lu TPIPgram. UH The Solitary Leapards aft 01' 111'}; "RV“! O“ S '1'HL\\'1)RID'SLAR11FST FLYING BOAT thing 1111111 111 H111 “111111.1135 just b11911 built fm 11111 151111311 A11 \lxnist1\.SI1e is 1113111 s111111s~n1ui 111st. Dosignvd In .\lajn1'R1111ni11. tl11.1 thing bnat has “111111 H111!.~-R11\111 11111! $11111 will 1'31”“ H11'1111 tons 111 «1350111111.51111111111111 101 :1 non-stop flight to India. llFACE CLOTH *1 Regular price 15c. 3 MAN YF LOWERS SOAP all for 25C. The Finest Soap You Ever Used. Try It. WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF TOILET ARTICLES MacBETH’S DRUG STORE Telephone 3 Durham, Ont. Robbâ€"Hunter: That the Revw b9 instrm-tml In Sign Pay Shout, N0. 6 fur wnrk lmrfurmml 0n madam IZ-an-ivd. Fmguson-«Ruhh: That a grant of 8100 he ginn tn tlw Egrrmunt A}:- rirllltural Studentâ€"4lal'riml. Huntwâ€"â€"-\\'ilsnn: That a grant at $25.00 hr gin-n t” thu Egrvmunt firluml l’hil'pâ€"tku'l'iml. .\ bylaw was passml tn strike tlw ratns fur the war muling lh'cc-mhvr 3l9t. 1927. Th“ rah-s l'ur tlm ymlr arr as t'nlhm's: Cuunty l'illt‘ 9,8 mills; ttivwnship rutr. -’s mills: gvn- vral St'luml l'illt'. 5,4 mills: tnl'al l'atn “9.2 mills tugvthvr with a special l'ait' on l’nlit'v Village nl' Ilnlstvin of 13.8 mills. alsu tlw ratvs on tlm swwral schmil sections as pi-r School Trustevs requisitions. Huntvrâ€"Rnhh: That tlw t'nllowing act-hunts lw paid: (hm, )erriclr. slump killml. 39.00; \V, 41. hmhls. ch). $23.00; \\', Watson. «in 813.00; S (Znuncil mot August 15th. Mom- Iwg's {all jgx'o'snnt. “Minmos adapted. Pvckm'm'. «In $15M); T. H. Hmvman. inspecting slim-p. $1.50; John Mc- lee. (in. $3.00: Chmnich- Printing: ufl'ivv. m'cmmt N Main $113.30; Pay Shm't Nu, 6 fur Rum! Imprm'vmvnt $4336.88; Rum] Smwrilltvnolo-Ilt.'s sow- \'i(fv.~.', $15.77»: Mt'ml'wrs Hf Cmnu'il attmulwanm- at mm'ting to claw $15M): R. Christin llsv Hf ['cmm. $3.‘NJ,â€"- diurl'imi. limmcil acljmn'm-d m mm-t \le- THE DURHAM CHRONICLE E gremont Council A Child Came In Uh 3estercla3' m3 world 33 as filled with shadow cheat! and doubt; the 3oiee of exery joy was stilled and hope 33as blotted out. I could not glimpse along my 33 a3 a single goal to win; so dark. so rheeiless. yes- terday. untilâ€"~a child came in! A Child rame hearing gifts to me. such precious. prireless things no hands roulcl hold. no eyes rould see: but they were gay as wings. A child rame in and brought. along to ehnrm my dreary hours. the gift of laughter and of song. and smiles as sweet as flowers. Ami dearer boons than these she brought; unseen, yet fairer still: the gift of glatlness for my thought and eourage for my will. So on all days when hopes have died, and goals are hard to win. I way my door may open wide to let a child come in. The World loves On The world moves on and who would say things would be better ttlllld the3 stay in their oltl groove of 3esteula3. ’ Sometimes men turn 33ith long ing gaze to peer through h3gone seasons" haze, to glimpse the charm of other days. And for a little time they sigh at thought of youth and low gone by. when hOpes nesday. Svptvmber 14th, at 9 o‘clock - ----a ‘_ 331‘."- fm gone-la] Dunno» DAV ID ALL A.\' (llmk. THE RHYMING OPTIMIST were {air and hearts best high. The world moves on, so wise men leave the lure of days for which they grieve. the charms past hours can ever weave. For, as the world moves. so move they. new tasks arise with each new day, new dreams to dream. new plans to weigh. Loose. then, all things well loved and gone. and turn to greet the waxing dawn with joy, because the world moves on! Serenade This is a song of my love that I sing to you: think of it. dear. as a rose that I bring tu you. something that can but. prove fleeting, though wrought of low. light as the foam that the cresting waves fling to you. This is a song that the star- light has told to me. how the. bright gleam of your hair is pure gold to nun lmw your sut't glallt°0§ will" thrills me like drink divine, how all the rupture of life you unfold to me, Hnly a song of my Irm- would [bring to you. love that like scent tn the PUMP still must eling to you. How run I measure it? Dear, will you treasure it? Unly a song that. by starlight l You are going away from me. tlt-ar‘.’ Not so! For my spirit will follow wherever you go, though it. lw through strange ronntries and lands afar, it will follow you still. as tho nomlle “14- star! There's no distant-v ran srvor wtion souls are kin; I will know what your thoughts aro when dawn comes in. 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