Paris.Before he was sentenced to
life imprisonment by court martial for
assisting 350 Belgians to join the army
in France. General Fife, a retired Bel
gian general, told the court Emperor
William was a rascal and asked for a
death sentence.
Prince Has Portrait Painted.
Berlin.-The German crown prince,
instead of being dead or badly wound
ed, has had his portrait painted in oils
at the front.
Intentional Duplicate Exposure
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So Says Garner, Who Hds Spent Yearn
Studying Monkey Language.
Los Angeles. Cal.-"There will come
a day." says R. L. Garner, who tu'oi-ed
Maeterlinck in the ways of animals,
"when all animal and bird life will be
come articulate. A dream? Cannot
the bee teach us a higher communism
the quick, effective elimination of
the unfit and shirker? Cannot the
birds tell us their secret of flying?
Would we not like to know why the
oriole, the oven bird or castle building
ant are so much better engineers than
we?"
Garner says he thinks the gorilla and
chimpanzee more civilized than man
because they are more monogamous.
He spent twenty-five years studying
these animals in the Kongo and after
a vacation will return there. It is
from the gorillas and chimpanzees, he
says, that "will come the first twin
cables from which scientists will hang
a bridge on which man and his lesser
brothers'-ef the world will meet in
oracular converse."
OLD HOTEL FOR HOMELESS.
St. Caroline's Court Once Was Social
Favorite In Chicago.
Chicago.-St. Caroline's Court hotel,
which forty years ago was the center
of many of Chicago's social functions,
will become a shelter for unemployed
and homeless men.
The famous hostelry is richly deco.
