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'A WEEKLY FOR THE NEW CIVILIAN '
CONDUCTED BY THE FORMER EDITORIAL COUNCIL OE
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HANG ON" FOR MANY YEARS 1 WOULD HAVE ONE GOOD FEED
dentists Know That Jellyfish Live
Cong, but "What Do They
Get Out of It7"
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In n recent lecture to children nt
the Itoyal Institution, London, I'rnf
D'Arcy W. Thompson told of a Jelly
fish Known ns Grnnny tlint vnt( rc?
cae4 by Sir John Gnilinm Dnlycll and
kept alive In sen wntcr. Grnnny, nc
vordiag to Prof. Thompnon, wns care
fully tended hy Sir .lohn nnd fed rcg
rjlnrly no-half musnel a fortnight.
She throve exceedingly under this kind
attention. Six hundred of her offspring
rcro known. On the tlentfi of Sir John
the passed to tho caro of nn urcth:
explsrer and wns bequeathed by hhn
to another scientific mnn. Grnnny out
lived four protectora and died at last,
Oct. 11, 1887, at the authentic age of
07 years, because of tho neglect or
Ill-treatment of n notnnlst.
Prof. Thompson did not say ho, but
ho left It ho he assumed that hnd the
neglectful botanist been ns enrqful and
attentive as was Sir John Dnlyell
Grnnny might yet ho nllve. says the
Xcw York Tribune, In which case she
would bo no less than US years old,
and nnsumlng tlint she wns at least
two when Sir John found her, which
seems probable, she would be well
past tho century mark.
How much easier It Is for some
folkfl to make their won't than It Is to
make their will.
Opttfim, unless backed
work, never rnshod In.
by hard
Man With $700,000,000 Had Meal Fig.
ured Out, Even to Amount
Left for Walter.
"I rend In the paper," said the fat
plumber, "about n Columbiana man
who Is to Inherit pnrt of $700,000,000."
"Gee," said tho thin carpenter, "I'd
llko to be in on a fortune llko that."
"What would you do If you had
$700,oqp,ooor
"I have always wanted a lot of
money nnd I know Just what I'd do."
"Well"
"I'd go right to tho biggest hotel
In New York City"
"Yes"
"And I'd walk right Into tho main
dining room "
"Yes"
"And I'd say to the waiter: 'Bring
me the hest plnnk steak you have In
tho house.'" ,
"Uh, huh."
"And nftcr I had eaten It I'd tell the
wnltcr to bring mo tho check."
"Of course."
"I'd pny tho check with my money
and then I'd take my 30 cents chnngo
to tip tho wnltcr." Yoimgstown Tele-grum.
Har! Hart
First Minstrel Tnmbo, can you tell
me why bnsebnll trnd pancakes nro
alike?
Second Minstrel No, 1 can't. What's
tho reason?
First Minstrel They both depend
nnnn the batter.
A Drink
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HEIR" IN JAIL
Long Search of United States
Naval Authorities Comes to .
an End.
WAS HELD AS FORGER
Elghteen-Year-Old Youth Boasts of
Shrewd Trick Which, as He Said,
"Fooled Them All for
Awhile."
Oreon liny, VK In the slate re
formatory a pnsty-fneed, hollow
cheeked lad of eighteen pares hack nnd
forth In his cell. He Is ashamed to
look his countrymen In the face he
cntmn he Is a deserter from the Unit
ed States navy. Ills name Is Adoipn
Orris, alias Daniel II. Tnlmnn.
lie Is the hoy who tricked the au
thorities nt the Great Lakes Naval
Training station liitn believing be wns
the missing heir to the .$4,000,000 es
tate of the late Daniel II. Tolnnrti of
Philadelphia.
The whereabouts of this youth, who
had played tag with military nnd po
lice ofllclals throughout the United
Stales for seven months, did not he
roine known jintll a short tlmo ngo.
Then It was Tils tongue that told his
whereabouts to the world.
Confides In Cellmates.
"Yep, I'm the bird you read about
In the papers," he had told his cell
mates. "I almost had them believing
that I was the mlsHlng heir to nn es
tate of $1,000,000 left by a loan shark
In Philadelphia named Tolman. Hut
keep It quiet."
But his mates couldn't let the story
rest. The guard heard It. From tho
Ind he. forced a confession. Then au
thorities at the reformatory communi
cated with tho Great Lakes Naval
Training station. Naval and civil In
telligence officers were sent to the In
stitution. Then tho Identity wns es
tablished. Prisoner's Story.
He told the olllcers the following
story:
"I admit that I made n botch Job
of It at the finish, but you'll hnve to
give me credit for fooling them for a
while.
"The whole thing stnrted In Milwau
kee. I didn't have a dime In my pocket
and my clothes were almost In rags.
My poor old mother, who lives at 1458
Spring 'street, wns Just about living,
and even though I tried hard, I
couldn't hclpicr along.
"One dny n fellow stopped mo on
the street nnd told me I resembled. tho
missing heir to u fortune. He snld the
heir's name wns Tolman. We talked It
over, schemed nnd plnnned nnd before
the end of tho week T hnd made my de-
"Yep, I'm the Bird You Read About"
clslotir I hnd n good story cooked up
and upon the ndvlce of this newly made
acquaintance I decided to Join the
navy.
Says Station Waa "Easy."
"At Great Lakes they fell for my
story. They gave mo a ten-day fur
lough so I could go to Philadelphia
nnd claim the fortune.
"At the end of my furlough I camo
back nnd got an extension. Then I
cashed a bogus check at the station
for $180. After thnt I threw away my
uniform and forged checks In Buffalo,
Now York city, Washington, Detroit,
and Cleveland. It was in Cleveland
thnt they got mo, for a bnd check In
Milwaukee.
"I was tried, convicted nnd here I
nm."
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