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THE 300-EGG HEN

Consideration of Practical Values

After 31 years of egg-laying. trials, the quest of the 300-egg pro- ducer has yielded so brief a list of authentie instances in this coun-

MAIL.

PLOT TO STEAL L'AIGLON

SCHEME TO SELL REMAINS OF NAPOLEON'S SON TO FRANCE

DEATH FOR BETRAYAL

BISHOP'S APPEAL

"Clergy Breaking Down Through Overwork"

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The Bishop of London has farged a letter to church people in his diocese. He asks for their support' of the London Diocesan Fund in the "week of prayer and self-denial,”

"If the Church in the diocese is to be maintained," ho writes, “we must have an annual income of

A plan to steal the body of try as to justity the interest arous-Napoleon's son, the Duke of ed by the performance of n White Reichstadt, from the Capuchin Wyandotte heu in the 1928-29 crypt, whers the hones of the National Laying Test, which laid Hapsburgs lie, and sell it to 302 eggs during the 48 weeks of France, which has long vainly £65,000; If the Church in the the test and completed the year sought to obtain it by diplomatic diocese is to be extended we must with a total of 320, writes a cor-menna, has been disclosed by a con-have £75,000. We are £10,000 a fession of four young auto bandits

year short for maintenance, and

respondent of "The Times.”

"It means that the parochial work of the clergy is breaking down. There is not a poor parish in the diocese which is fully staffed. The clergy are breaking down through overwork. The vacant ranks of the ministry are not being filled, for we have not enough money to pay for the training of the many men who are anxious to offer themselves. We have never yet been able to give to the clergy what we are all agreed is the minimum stipend they should have. Saddest of all, we are not able to provide clergy and churches for the new districts growing so rapidly in the suburbs."

It would be an injustice to the arrested recently, states the "New £30,000 a year short for extension. breeder to class this hen as a freak, York Times."

The youths held up a sugar fac- though, in the present state of our knowledge about poultry breeding, tory payroll messenger, robbing nutrition, and production, we may him of $2,000 in what Vienna news. called the "American be disposed to scoff at these pheno-papers menal records and deplore the fashion," and escaped with the tendency to exalt the spectacular in booty after a mad chase in a stolen preference to the commercial ideal. auto through Vienna streets, in the But it would be more correct to re-course of which one of them was the shoulder gard such a ben as symptomatic slightly wounded on of the advance which has taken by the sabre of a traffic policeman, place in the cultivation of laying whom they almost ran down.

When ultimately arrested, the character as, a result of more than 30 years of breeding on pedigree youths revealed that their next at- principles; and if we consider also tempt was to have been the theft that of 329 eggs not more than of the body of the only son of the the Zoz. great Napoleon I The body lles about 40 failed to reach grade, it will be appreciated that with that of his mother, Marie the symptom has a very healthy Louise of Austria.

As soon as he returned from Eiba Algnificance. Though the breeder may never attain such a record Napoleon demanded the return of again, he has the satisfaction of his wife and son from knowing that his method has been This was refused while they were correct, since the production of 329 still alive and, although France almost fought a war to recover eggs in a year (and not more than 40 below the first grade) is the them in 1852, every demand for the

removal has been, denied. most satisfactory proof that a con-

France renewed the requests sistent policy of breeding and selec-

after the Great War, but Barun tion vicids steady and sometimes Streisl, A Viennese lawyer for the substantial progress beyond the

Empress Zita, has refused them on limit of past attainment-provided her orders. Without her consent it always, of course, that the feeding is impossible even for the Austrian and management enable the birds Government to compel the Capuchin to exercise their faculties to the fathers to transfer the sarcophagus

fullest extent.

Austria.

and its embalmed contenta to The practical value of a 329-egg France. layer depends upon her powers of The youthful bandits, features of reproduction, and we are justified whose organization were

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in assuming, from the remarkable oath, a death penalty for betrayal atamina of this British hon, from and establishment of an "unemploy Mothers The World Over the size of her eggs, and from her ment dole" for lean periods, saw in condition at the end of her laying this situation an apportunity for year. that she possesses the inherent riches. They visited the crypt with capacity to transmit her remarkable other sightseers and secretly powers. more likely through the measured the sarcophagus. medium of her son than of her Next to the crypt is a bank build- daughters. In many cases it has ing, one of the basement rooms of been shown that, where a very which is rented to a furrier. On good layer has proved affective Indiacovering that this room was the breeding pen, her character has separated from the crypt only by a been botter reflected in the second thin wall, the thieves had planned generation, through the daughters to break through it, extract the of her sons than through her own body from its sarcophagus, transfer daughters, though it is possible that it to a chest and ship it to France. one of the latter may inherit the The Capuchin fathers, although mother's productive ability, in they deny that such a robbery which case one-has a strong guide would have been as easy as it look to breeding policy. The aspiring ed, are now strengthening the wall breeder of limited experience may and taking other precautions to wonder whether a 800-egg hen is make violation of the crypt impos within the scope of his ability.

It Bible.

is if he preserves with a strain) The son of Napoleon 1, variously as Napoleon II, L'Aiglon which shows consistent progress, known and if he resists the temptation to the eaglet) and as the Duke of breed for numbers without regard Reichstadt, was born in Paris in to size of egg.

Bat whether the 1811 and died at Schonbrunn, near After Waterloo 300-egg record will do him any good Vienna, in 1832. will depend entirely upon whether Napoleon I abdicated in favour of his strain still presents a prospect Napoleon II, but the French Senato of further progress,

con- disregarded his request and called Louis XVIII to the throne. The solidation; or whether physical | factors indicate that the limit of title Duke of Reichstadt was grant endurance has been reached.

ed by Emperor Francia of Austria, his grandfather. As an infant the Duke was proclaimed King of Rome.

or even

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Berlin has a number of taxi- drivers who can speak to foreign visitors in their own languages.

They are henceforth to wear arm lets indicating their linguistic capabilities.

The Bristol City Council has markets and

Paris. A War of the Roses is raging on the Continent. The Dutch flower market is beginning very approved of a new seriously to dispute the French alum clearance scheme at a cost of trade in roses, the challenge being half a million pounds.

all the more grave since the Dutch flower-growing centre,. Aalsmeer, Is equipped with all the latest horti- cultural improvemente.

In France roses are not grown in glasshouses. The summer trade is supplied by the Brie district, withio thirty miles of Paris. When a plant is ready to flower it is protected by a movable glasshouse, which brings the blooms to perfection, a system which enables growers to send 85,000 bunches of a dozen roses each to Paria. The winter market is supplied by the South of France, where, roses bloom all the year round except in July and August, when it is too hot. The "pale yellow, pink- tipped roses of the Rivièrs are familiar all over Europe at Christ maa time.

Such a system, however, is at thé mercy of an occasional unexpected anap. The Dutch, method provides for cultivation in hot-houses, where the roses bloom for ten months out of twelve, and the "rose factory!" of Aalamserls giving French growers furiously to think.

Messrs. Saunders-Ros, of Cawes, are building a new fiying boat ain- phibian for en air service which là to be started between Tasmania and Australia. -¿ The machine will be. driven by two engines, and is so designed that it would be kept allont by its wings if an air accident hap. pened, whilst crossing the sen

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