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DAILY CROSS-WORD
PUZZLE.
(This crass-word puzzle has been made by an expert but our recters are warard to look out for occasional phonetic apellings, such as harber, plaw, and altho.)
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THE NTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE
HORIZONTAL (Cont.) | t-Broken earthenware 40-Harsh 6-Italian
41-Edge nufacturing city 42-Ascended 11-One who makes |44-Pay a visit to
affected complaints 45-Extremely minute 12-Stuns with surprise 47-A group of five 14-Manipulate
things 15-Became hostile |49-Estimato again
50 Preventa 16-Pootic name for
India
|51-Make Invulnerable 17-Enclosures attached 52-River embankment
to houss 19-Limited (abbr.) 20-Boll slowly 22-Eastern State (abbr.)
23-Obstruct
24-Novices 20-Like millet seda 28-Falt discontent 30-Smelt pools af muddy water 33-ley (poetic) 37-Feminino suffix.
Pluralized. 38-Secluded room
VERTICAL 1-Ruda hut 2-Impede 3-Conjunction
Trust 5-Apprehensive terror
5 Eally moved to
tears 2-Little devita, 8-Etruscan household
gad
9-Genus of moss-like
floating plants
10-Counselor 11-Card game.
VERTICAL Cont 13-Overgrown with
ewamp grass 18-Surrendars |21-Language used In
anger
23-Juice of a common
fruit
25-Ahbreviation for
selected
27-Support
29-A stalk or
supporting part 30-Covered with hair
131-Joins
32-Banish
| 34–Brightnes
36-To shape ideas 36–Notable
achievements 39-Kingdom in the Himalayas 42-Ceremony 43-Granular compr**
enow in glacier ma [46–Variant of May
|48-Wertern State
(abbr.)
(The solution of the above cross-word puzzle will appear in to-morrow's issue along with a new crossword puzzle.)
Headmaster of St. George's School, Deal, Mr. Thomas-Gardner, aged 58, collapsed at Sandwich Railway Station, and died.
By weekly levies of Id. for. men and 3d for boys. Mansfield dis- trict minera gave over $7,000 to the local hospital last year.
Containing registered letters and old pension money, a mail bag was stolen from a train between Belfart and Glenavy, vo-Antrin.
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ASCENSION ISLAND
JUST SEA AND HILLS IN MID-OCEAN
A LONELY SPOT
Portuguese navigator on Ascen- sion Day. This submarine up- heaval produced an island seven and a half miles in length and six miles broad, composed of clinker rock substance, the result of chemical action below and above the surface
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· CLAIRVOYANTS.
PREVALENCE OF CRIMINAL TELEPATHY
PRUSSIAN BAN
war
of the sea. Hence The Prussian Minister of the to all police A little island stranded in the
It is Interior has issued middle of the South Atlantic the difference in colour.
masses of it authorities under his jurisdiction Ocean. That is Ascension in this clinker rock.
all sides be-a circular declaring open effect if not in terms of latitude stretching away on and longitude. The picture call between the sea and the mountain, upon clairvoyance, telepathy, and as aids a depressing similar occult practices, ed into the mind of vast rollers which gives such thundering to a naked shore hiss-effect by day and such an ceriness to the detection of crime.
un- Apart from the
It has com to his notice, he ing back with the evil suck-under by night.. that makes one shudder at night pleasant ease with which one may says, that, despite all the war- time that is true of Ascension. lose one's way in, the dark, the aings at educational classes and to take on police congresses, police detec- The empty desolation of a bit of ingged rocks seem'
realisation of weird shapes of men and animals land cut off, the
which can be frightening amidst oneself as a human being ext off From the rest of the world that the general loneliness and silence is true of Ascension. Huge, dan brokea only by the ceaseless thad gerous waves; the bare flatness of waves on the deserted shore.
Whatever specific cause may he of clinker dust; the great arid
Ascension has certainly hills rising at the back and the found,
the power of trying the nerves of knowledge that on the other side of them is more of this everlast. Its habitants although casual ing sex, more sullen rumblings on visitors to the island must be im- pressed by the gaiety and theer- fulness of those stationed there. There are no natives of Ascen- sion, all servants being sent for as required from St. Helena, 760 miles south, and since the Ad- miralty gave it up, the only white people living in Ascension are the Island Guano and Ascension Phosphate Company, together with total a few Petty Officers, the
The Bumbering less than 100. climate of Ascension is beautiful -hot and dry tempered by a cou- stant breeze. For spurt there is shooting, football golf, tennis,
the further shore.
Ascension is a sinall island. only thirty-eight square miles in extent. But its elements of sea, are sand. clinker, and mountains
You turn all in mass formation. one way and see nothing but hills. the other way nothing but sea. It is this simplicity, coupled with the contrast involved, which gives to Ascension its character and
effect. For instance, although there are birds in the island, they are seldom seen or heard. But go to Bosum Bird Rock, or walk a few miles to Wideawake Plain, and you will find yourself in the This very midst of thousands.
Birds on the is no exaggeration. ground-yoa must be careful how you step-birds above you blot- ting out all else, pecking at your head if they are fearful of an And all attack on their young. about the fluttering, the screech- ing of birds.
Another example of great con- trast. Everyone lives in "Gar- rison," flat and. dusty, in little low bungalows set down in a square. Behind rise the hills, arid gray. and arid red; a most villainous red. Yet 2,820 feet up is "The Mountain." cultivated, pret, luxuriant. On it are bungalows, one for the married people, one bachelors, one for the
for the Officers,
"Garden Petty Cottage," the home of the farm superintendent. Up to the moun- tain go the dwellers in the plain The for rest and refreshment. contrast! It is magleal. Imagine
miles
hot, walking
a up rutted road, sarrounded by red and grey and black dust, the road hard and burning to the feet, the sun in the hard blue sky scor- Then ching you 18 you go. suddenly emerging into greenery, Anwers. The scent of green stuff, of Yellow Boys, of prickly pears; the view below of clinker, vague
the barrenness. rustling of trees as one gets higher,
raspberries. roses, wild
of lanes like the loveliness Devonshire, overhanging flowers and trees; the .cosiness of a bungalow with a verandah which looks down 2,500 feet on to clinker. One sees a view like a relief map in one's school atlas.
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sea
For amusement there are, for those who are keen on shooting, wild goats and rabbits and an
for: occasional partridge, and others just lying about under the trees on the sweet-smelling grass. At night-time comes the chill, the cold, blankets, a huge log fire, drowsiness,
and cricket and most wonderful Ashing. With a happy self-con- tained outlook, much enjoyment can be found in this little island. and with people possessing it. Ascension seems to enter into an amiable alliance. But for those Peaceful Pursuits Turning less fortunate or less strong, the back on pursuits of war, General Erich Ludendorff, who recently celebrated his of Ascension
54th birthday at Munich, Germany, has sinister gerius crouches and waits.
turned to fournalism. He is shortly to become editor of his own newspaper, which will be named "Ludendorff's Ludendorff's Wochenschrift,"
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Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, of have who Anglesey, Llangoed, celebrated their diamond wedding, and have fifteen grandchildren and fifteen great-grandchildren.
Firemen were called to Kirkwall- place, Globe-road, E., to release al 3-year-old child, Irone Hillier, whose head had become jammed in iron railings.
A Submarine-Product "Such is the general outline et Ascension, which was thrown up out of the Atantic Ocean eight de-
the equator, and Miss Agnes Pringle has died at grees south of discovered in the year 1501 by a Bathgate, West Lothian, aged 100.
Immigrants
Weekly.
his
tives still visit persons alleged to supernatural be equipped with powers of perception.
was
He has also heard of people re- ceiving from the police testi
that they monials certifying
All this nasseas such powers.
"Criminal in future is to stop.
a good telepathy" has occupied deal of public attention in Ger- since the remarkable many ever trial a year ago of the "Sybil of Memelland," Frau Gunther Gef- fers. This clairvoyant gave in which Court à demonstration secured her acquittal.
Early this year she again came connection in into prominence with a film in which she
judicial shown as preventing a
real murder by naming the
The film murderer in a trance.
the first forbidden by was at
released. censor, but was later The strong line now taken by the Prussian Minister of the Interior is no doubt the result of this.
At least one instance of im- posture came up before the Courts recently at Lubeck, in which clairvoyant who had been called dis- in by private parties to cover a murderer was sentenced to three months' imprisonment! for naming a man who
was de- monstrably innocent.
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