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GLASS EYE

Dane Acquitted On Murder Charge

"BLUEBERRY TOM"

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PLANE FLIGHTS AID COLDS

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Chicago.

Beneficial effects of aeroplane riding on common colds and sniffles" often have been attest

A three-bodied eight-legged lamp, born on the form of Loren Griffin near here, is making townspeople who have seen it The glass eye that Thomas ed to by pilots, se Dr. Holdor believe they're carrying a hang-Peter Jensen, 51 year-old Danish Carlsen, Chicago physician. con- Seaman, cursed in 1908.brought ducted a series of 50 tests to get

the low down.

and Despite its multiple bodies, him swift oxoneration from

"Pilots, stewardesses the animal has only one head murder charge here.

"Blueberry Tom" Jensen had other travellers of the air lanes," The juncture of the bodies is in the centre, with the other parts been indicted for the slaying of says Dr. Carlsen, “have believed made observations radiating out in the form of a two prospectors and a dancehall that a high flight would cure a ¡cart wheel.

girl, his partners on a trip into cold. We

and tests among passengers and the Alaskan wilds.

Tom Jensen, the seaman, who found some 50 of them who left became involved in the case after Chicago with 'colds' in various he had been picked up on stages, from the 'sniffles' on, who (Continued from Page 1)

was taken arrived at the Newark, N. J. drunkenness charge, All maturing securities not before a United States Commis-jairport with their colds entirely exchanged for new issues will be sioner to determine if he should gone." paid with cash out of the Trea-be extradited to Alaska.

Three grizzled veterans of the Yukon Gold Rush of years ago

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CANTON-SWATOW RAILWAY LINK CONTEMPLATED

(Continued from Page 1) Troop movements are done at present by highways which are really dirt roads. Many of them are badly damaged owing to recent floods.

The United States Treasury had tentatively identified Thomas Jensen as "Blueberry has announced the giant refund-Peter ing of U.S.$1,200,000,000 worth Tom" Jensen,

His glass eye saved him from of Fourth Liberty Bonds bearing

A Federal 4.25 per cent interest due on the identification. October 15, and U.S.$524,758,500 Agent of Scattle, Washington, worth of certificates indebtedness testified that "Blueberry Tom" did not have a glass eye in 1915) due on September 15.

The biggest problem in con- The certificates will be con-when the murder was committed.

structing the railway is the cost ¡vertible into two-year notes Danish records were introduced

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which is estimated at about $15,- interest, bearing 1.6 per cent.

500,000. There was a suggestion to while the Liberty Bond holdera lost his eye in 1903.

Jensen, who has been in cus-apply for a portion of the British will be given the choice of taking two-year notes or 10 to 12 yearstody since early in June, made Boxer Indemnity Funds, but this bonds bearing. 3.25 interest.-only one comment when he was plan was ruled out owing to the

when he was released. Reuter.

"Now, maybe. I can nther job on a ship."

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