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THE"EVILEYE" IX P0LITIC3
AN OLD WORLD BBLIEP THAT 19 BTILL
INFLOENT1AL IN LECISLATURES ?
THE VAMPIltE AND TIIE
WERE .'?'' >LF.
Altbough much haa been wrltten ::: Ihla coun
Iry al.I tbe "t rll rye" and oth( r anal ?; >ua
aupcratltlona of llie 011 Wortd. >??: ?
have any a h< rc of the i xt nl to v.' : h 11 ?
b ll< r.= in the aupcrnatural play a parl in th-'
! illtical and admlntelratl ? ? Europe.
An Imprewlon prwuili t:i. = t it is only n - i
wi m< n. youug i hllilr. a an l f. ? bte-mlnd< '
whoae Intelllgcnce !. 11 ' n warp d by n lltfloua
extravagance who are al all Influenecd by what
i .: r-mlnd? 1 Am :rlcana a ?uld b l< mpt I
s'yle mi :?? faiiy lal<a. Bul thla la not the ? i ?,
and it )? prc .? ? ly am ng tbe aelf-etykd free
tblnkera and athel ia that are lo lie f< und tboae
mi Bl prone lo defer to the requli mtata and de
atanda of thla or lhal p ipular bellef,
[ncrediblc tbough it may appaar to the rcadera
nf The Tribune, th. rccent Cablnct crlabi al
Bome, wbii h perlurl ???! tbe whole of Europe,
aendlng down tbe funda acveral pulnta on tbe
Stock Excbang ' of ev< ry capltal In Europe, waa
. ntlrely duc '. ? th? bellef on the p.irt of tho ma
jority of tbe national legialature in the poa
aeerion of the evll cyc by one of their membera,
a Depuly of tbe naroe of the Marqula Maurigl,
who repn m nta C i rta, at II ? ? Citerl >. n is
neceaaary to uiatel upon thla, alnce on i.ihei
, t is || poaalble to cxplaln tbe n ??< nt up
. t , f the Mlniat. rial apple-( arl In the Eternal
c;:y. The Marquia propoaed ci
phangei in the pn aent ayab m i f militai y pro
i . Bo frlght. :????! ???? r ? bia U lloa Bep
Uti. s (f Incurring hb di iple u ure, or. t . ; ? ak
..- re - orrcctly, the baneful effi ta of hl
eye, thal th vaal maj irlty i I them, foi
.,f thefr ohligatiuna I ? the Cal in -t, voti I ln
favor of his mntlon, an". asalnat the Mlnlatcr
? f V, .ii. ivh i in ? ? ; i- ?ign< d.
and refuaed to continue In olflce on tii
thal he had no desln to Ii ur th ??????
effecta of falllng foul i f o ??;? t.a re."
Leal 1 ahould be chargi l with romanclng by
th ae wh.. bcaltate to bellevc that th( de ???
,.r one . f the greal Powen of Eur >pe can be
Bwayed by what peoplo In the Cnltrd Btate*
would regard aa a chlldlah auperal lion, l would
merelj ? draw utu ntlon to the ap ? h d? Hv< r. d
ln tbe Chamtx r of 1" putl i Immedlately il i
tbe ann un< m< nl of the realgnatlon of the Mln
later of War by the Radical D puty Antonlo dl
Laurenaana, He ha l o.. lalon to a I ln tlw
houae ln connectlon wlth a ph?ee of despotiam
of wbl< h th- Prefect of Caat rta, the conatltuency
repreaented In Parllamenl by the Jettatore Mau?
rigl, had rendered himaelf gullty. "I had hoped,'
exclaimed Laurenaana, "thal the mallgnant In
roi ?,-, d< rlved from aui ernatural Boun ?- by
Marqula Maurigl mlght have aerved to nulllfy
the eaaenttally human and terreslrial mallgnanl
intlu do f hi,- fellow-townaman. the Pref.11 of
Caa. rta. But my exp etati ma have not be n
. d. The Iwo mallgnanl Influeni ea in |U
llon. Instead ol counteracting one another, hav.
comblned, and have aerved to overthrow th
Oovernment. A peai upon tbeae mallgnant ln
riucncea whlch an- excrvlaed to the detrlm nl ol
our country!"
A BCENE OP PASIC.
As h uttered theac worda a
,,r ihc Dcputl. preaent burat Into aarca -
laught. :? Bul at leaal three quartera of th. m
aroae from th ir aeata wlth looka i f horror and
tvrror on th ir blani hi l fai ? and rui b -J
helter-akclter from the chaml?er. polntlng as
th.-y ran elth. r their cro ked Bngrra t i
pecullarl) ahap d i harma of coral, Ivory or i I
agalnal Blgi r Maui i for the purpoi of
avertlng the effecti uf hla evll cye. It waa n
rldl uloui accne In on way. and ycl there waa
an elemenl ? f i idn. i aL -ut it whlch aerved lo
huafa th volcc i l th i ?? For it was pltl
ful to think that the nati tnal d< tl
y- ., nati ?-. a ?? h aa II ily ?h >uld d< | -n i ln m y
.?,. ,? the belltf ln m ? hll llah and idl b
aupcratUi n. The n *t i markab'e r.
ftb mi the fll ht fn i the i liamU i ? i :,>
,., | thal it was h< oded pn i lw ly by thoac poll
tl, .., | m, i itat. i mi n who affeel to bell< ? In
tbe . xiateni e of nelthi r God nor of the devll,
and who loae i.eaalon of deridlng every
tblng pertalnlng to ChrlatUuilty aa fooliah falrj
,..:. . aulted only for the Intelllgcnce of old
wjmen and chiklren. And In thi.s connectlon
It may be aald that, altbough ex-Premler Crtapl
towera head and ahouldera above every other
Itallan In atatecraft, In Intellect, ln mental
vj ? ,,- an 1 In breadth i t mlnd, and, In aptl ?
of the fact thal be lanka ln the oplnlon of the
outer world on the aame planc as Prince Bla
marck, Mr. Gladatom and the la:- Beflor Can ?
va:-. yet there la n i one In the d milnlona of
Khm Humbert who la a more fervenl believer
in the power of the mallgnanl Influence of the
evll eye, for the purpoee >.f Bhleldlng himaelf
uKainst wblcb he lnvarlabi> carrlea about wlth
hlm, attached to hla watch chaln, a pecullarl)
abaped red coral cbarm, whlch he d'.rs nol
baaltate to p*?lal at aaj oae wnom be bellevea
to b. a Jettatore.
3HUNNED IN BOCIBTY,
When, after the attempl made upon tha Ifcfe
of Klng Humbert by tbe Anarcblat Acclarito,
about a year ago, the Chamber of Deputlea re
pair.d in ? bodj to tbe Qubinal Palace for th>
aavpoae ..f offering to tbe monan h congratu
aatlona on hla escape from death, carriagi
arare phiced al tbe dlepoaal ..f tbe membera for
the purpoee. Iri eacfa one of them there were I
four, Bva uiid even aix leglalatorg, plled ona|
,,n top of tho other. One landau gloae, and
a rooBfy on.- at that, bad a aolltary occupant,
who eaa Bhunned by ai! hla colleague* lt waa
Uita gaaie btarquki Maurbrj, of wbom thc nwat
cxtraordlnary atorlea are eurreat in Rome.
Thua, they tell there of bla maklng bla eppcar
ance on.- rvealng in Um eardroom ->f th.- Hunt
Clab, whereupon one of thc pbiyon Immedl
atcly i. st 110,000, whleh was all iie poaaeaaed
in th.- world, whlk thc wlnner at tho bbbm
momenl fell backward frora bla chalr to tho
ground, fracturing bla aplne, and a thir.l let
drop a Jewelled clgar-holder wortb thoueauda
of doDara, wbli h broke to ptecea on Um ground.
; < m another occaalon, when be appeared at Um
i.o. . tho favorlte, belonglng to th.- well-known
I aportaman OllretU, mstainod on th.- gpot s'>
. rioua an injury that it bad to be lilled at
once. Bmall wonder, tben, that peopla when
they inoct thla darkl.oar.tcd, .la-k-.y.d tioblo
r.ian on th.- f'm, i... in ttio gardena of tho Vllla
Borgheee, or eren at th.- ttate baHa ..f tha
Qulrinal, poiot tbeb" fora and Uttle flagera at
hlm, eitber openly or covertly, while Bpitting
thrtce on the grouad, in tho hope of avertlng
thi baneful effect of bl i eye.
.\oi nccd it be hnagloed that thi.-- betiet is cob
Bned to itaiy. ii preraila in Prance, Bpala, and
ovi n in Bucb northern couotrlea as Greal Brltaln
mid Scandlnavla. ln Greal Brltaln, for ln
Btance, ibcre is an llluatrioua peraonage who ia
cred ted wUh thc poaeeaeion of the <?-. il eye in
conacqucncc of the mixfortunea of one klnd and
? i thal aeem to overtake a!l thoae whom
he haa diatlngulahed by bla intlmacy, few ? ??
th ? ?? belonglng to what i:- known as his "clrcle"
i; -l Bnancial or aoclal rula, or ebw
itic miafurtune. Offcnbach, the celebrated
iaer, waa renowned from one end of Europe
to the other aa a Jettatorc. and ito, I i . wa
ite i'. i- 1'ius IX, the annual requiem aervlcea
. || nor ? f whoae death ar,- ahunned by Roman
prclate: and pati I la ta a Ike ng to the fai I
thal tbey are almoat Invarlably foliowed by
eithcr death or aome greal mlafortune overtak
- ? i! ;. aai one, and aometlmea more, ? >! the
riea who have been In attendance at the
ny.
ANIMAL BUPER8TITIONB.
i: ially - atravaganl In Ami rli m eyi a m i I
appear the auperatltion whleh prrvaila In ill
i..M.- ..r Kuropc with rcgard to the exlatence of
animah puaaexeed of aupernatural poweni, or,
perhapa, n would be more correct to aay of
human bctnga poaaeaaed of beatlal forma and
attributca. It is ta tbe exlatence of thia aup r
Btltlon alonc that must be aacrlU d tbe aati un !
Ing Iminunily from detectlon and arreal of the
Prench homicidal manlac vacher, who is known
.1 have commitl -I no leaa tban forty-aix mur
? r during th. laal f. ??. yeara under the m ixt
. : . iua clrcumatancea, and wboboaata of bav
ing kllled al leaat three tlmea aa many more
:m-ii, women and chlldren. Tbe peaaantry ma !??
no effi it to run blm to earth or uj dlacover his
idcntlty. N< Ither dld the rural authorlUea They
were perfectly i tntent to attribute the deatha
\. llma to eitber the van plre, or to the
n-cre wolf, whoae anger they were afraid t.. In
cur by maklng any effort to hunt blm i*own.
\ ainplrea are p ipularly beHeved to be the s.mls
of th. ,i. .-,d. whlcb qjuH the buried body by nighl
(,. au ?',< the bl "-I ol Ih m.ur p< raonx, and it will be
found, aa a rule, thal vamplrea an auppoaed to
aprlng from Ui bodlea of thoae who, during
thi li lif.. have t. >rne the reputation of po ;
ing tl.-- evil eye. Bul any one may become a
pire aii-r death if an anhnal, eapeclally
?a a cat, Icape over hla i - ?i pee.
Tbe origia of thla !?? !.-f, aa well ?s that in
the cxMtencc of the wero-wolf, la undoubtedly
duo to the f:i i thal th--r. have been In thi
paat, and aro stlll to-day, unfortunate creaturea
ivhoae li anlt) tak ? the form of cannibaltam,
and . h .- oilli tion ta known by the name of
lycanthropy. The t-riminal reeorda of the Blx
h and -h:.- nth - ? ntm
Europe contain numeroua caaea ol men and
n v. ho h ive bi en put to di 1U1 .. nerally
? , f??r .: thropy, or "? ?lf madneaa,"
w hl !> haa uau ill> i I th m to d< j womi n and
childrc-ti, tli it la to aay, human beinga unable
:. nl th. in- iv - *dth ?? ' ? r, Into
la, 1 deserted sputs, where they
t tt-ar their \ Ictlma to pii cea a tth thi Ir
ic iii and naila d voui In i thelr flcah. Evcn as
late as ln IJt-IU an aged i an or thc nai
Swialek, ln the llttla village of Polomyja, ln
Au rian Poland, was arreated on a charge of
lycanthropy, and convkted of having eaten no
th in elgbti en women and i hildn n. He an
ited Ihe vengcance of the law by hangittg
!,.i!.- ? !f in pris .n.
? if courae, nowadaya, when aucb elwliorate
meaaurca have b? n daviaed for tbe i i n |
im.h i reatraint -.f peraona afBlcted with varloua
forma of Inaanity, Inatead of allowing them to
i >a i aboul the eountr; as formerly, there are
far fewer inatancea of woll madneaa, or of an>
ol the crlmea pertainiag thereto. Bul when
oi e a Buperetitlon tak. s rool In the mlnda ol
tbe p- ple it is almoat Impoaaibte to remove it
? Ithi r of !? ii^ion or of logl tl reaa
? nniir. And thua it la caaj to underatand hoa
tbe old belief In Ute exlatem.f the vampire
and >.f the were-wolf ahould li iv. aurvived to j
the preeent day, and ahould cauae the m u??? or
loss Ignorant and narrow-mlnd d population of
hio rural dbjtiicta to ahleld rather than lo hunt
down the perpetrator of su.!i appalllng crimea
as thoae "f the Preo< b bomlcldaJ manMc Va.h. r.
Thla will ai rve to explaln to An* rlcani who have
no idea of ihe exlali m ? ,,r aucb extraordinary
mcdUeval superatltiona the peculiar circum
i m hii h Influi m ?? both the polil li al af ?
falra and Um adminiatratlon of Justice In the <d.|
World. BX ATTACUE.
BY RAILTOTHE WHITE SEA.
A NKW BRA POR Tlli: CITf OF IIICHABL
Tlli: ARCHANGEL,
oi'KM.N.) 0T IKB TRUNK lasi: PROM mosy-ow-a
RAXLROATJ RBACHINa AUKMR TO TH1 ABO
nc cntcui tbr f.v.usii coi#
uNY IN 1MSSIA.
There la a dlfference between laUtuda and
cllmate, between peralleia and leotbenne, for
railroad-bulidlng as well aa for other purpoeea,
in token whereof, wltneaa the Klondlke and the
northern provincea of Burope. The former ia in
the latltudc of Finland and the eentral parts
of Bweden and Norway, yat it has the tempera
ture of Bpltabergen. A railroad to tbe Klondlke
migbt be bullt, of couree. Bo mlfht ??? t0 tn"
North Pok*. if the land extended all tha way
thllher. But it aroukl be an undartaklng of
enormoua dlfflcuttlea. Oa tha other hand, there
|are in Burope aeveral rallroada ln reguUr opera
i tioo tha year round at blgher latltudea than the
Klondlke Moat northarly of afl is tha Bwedlah
| Une. runnlng up the valley of the Lulea Elf from
1 Vuollerim to Qelllvare, the lattar placa belng
about one degree north of the ArcUc Clrcia,
This is, perhapa, the only railroad yet bullt
w.th.n the Arctlc aone. But one in Plnland
i com.s rery near it, the Une to Beeborg reachlng
OQ degreea north, the laUtude of Dawaoa City.
' \ thlrd I ne, ln aome respects moat notabta of
all has bow been opened la Ruaata. n runa
: rrom Moacow through Yaroakw to Axcnangel.
on th- Bhore of the Whlte Bea< ?
This laat-named railroad was opened for trafflc
on November 20 laat, acconllng to the ucci
dental calendar, or November 17 In R
Ichronology, and thal day was madeagreat fee
tival m tbe anclent city of tha Archangel
Michael. tt deaerved to be. Por many yeara
thal northern metropolbi has been declinlng in
importance. Its trade has dwlndled to a mere
fractlon of its former aelf, and Ita
has materially decreaaed In numbera and de
generated In eharacter. The growtb of the varl
oub porta "f. th" Baltlc Bea has i.n effected
largely at Ita exp nae. l-u: tbe opening ?f a
railroad glvliig Archangel dlrect commun n ?n
with Moacow, st. Peteraburg and all tbe reat -.f
Burope promlaea a r.-vival of all its oldtime
-.-: .:v ai.d proaperlty. So on this day the ttreeta
gayly deeked with Baga and evergreena,
the church bella rar.^ Uk" mad. the i.ple were
, i m th. ir hollday garb and thronged tbe
Btreeta, afoot and in brigbtly caperleoned
alelgha, and a proceaaion of tbouaanda wound
Ita Joyful way through the city and akmg the
rroxen Dwlna to th.- little wooden buUdlng on a
wharf at the rlver mouth, wblcb marked the
termlnua of the wonderful railroad -a tblng as
itrange to Archangel aa to th.- sou.-ves of the
Nl'e.
There waa a long train of cara, with a pufflnK
and pantlng l.motlve at its head, th.. batter
b n:..1 wltb a blue ribb-.n, which oatenalbly pre
vented u from moving nntll releaaed by a for
mal clipping wlth a palr of abeara. Bngina and
tara were all briltlantly decorated with Baga and
wreatha, and the greal multltude of people bore
th-.- appearance of a featal throng. The Blahop
.,f Archangel was there, with all th? ciergy of
the city, arrayed in the gorgaoua robea that
tnake the ceremonlea of the Oreek Cbun b so
plctureaque A mlgbty teon, the Image of tbe
Archangel Michael, godfather and guardian of
the city, '.'.as a!.- i there, th.ntre of th.. throng
There waa -.a elaborate aervlce of prayera and
then th.- aclaaora were put to uae,
there was a ahout ..f the Kuaalan equlvalent of
-All aboard!" then a anrill acream from tbe en
gtne whiatb , and the traln m >ved off, on its way
to M lacow, bearing more than flve hundred de
? . . is, the majorlty of wbom had
r had auch an exp rlence bt:' ire i:i all their
llvea.
gin ,. thal date the road haa been ln regular
operation. One traln a day is sent oul from
Archangel to Moacow, and one traln a day ar
ri\. s at th.- i" irini r :'i :n the latter plai e. Thal
la n..: an Impoaing aervlce, but it anawera tbe
,.'..-.::t purpoee. The dlatance to Moai iw la
. ;i ii i and inii.'s, and tho runnlng time
out three and a half daya. Th.- firat aec
t; .n. from Archangel t.. V'ologda, four bundr I
niilea, takea thirty flve houra, Thal entln -
tanci is a practlcaily unbroken wildernesa of
ilcnae t r< ita, awampa and thoee drearj plaina
,-.,ii ,| tundra. Omlnoualy enough, the Brat ata
: - mth of Archangel bj called Tundra, There
aro conalderable towna and Bettlementa In that
.. Bi i,ut tiu- raili ema actually to i
th, in and ??? i:.:\" - ? - -l. la J Ut W.tll the BOle
Idea of connectlng thi four polnta, Archangel,
Vnlngda, Yaroalav and Moac iw, aa dlrectly aa
;,'. Th.her towna near the Une wlll
have t ? ' uild brani hea ir depend upon al -
and waguna tor connectlon wlth it. No doubt,
however. there wlll aoon aprlng up an enormoua
lo ai trafflc all al ng the road. The country
traveraed la one ( I .; ulablc rlchneaa In for
est producta, mlnerala, etc. The provlnce of
Archangel reachea clear acroaa the emplre, from
N'orway t.. tbe Brala, and thla ia 'he only rail?
road In it. and Archangel la Ita only practlcabb
port. it is to be expecti 1, therefore, thal thl
wlll be the hlghway for outlet of tbe producta
of all the northern part of the emplre,
it wlll be a i utioua turn of fate that thua re?
Btorea Archangel to commerclal Importan
that elty waa one not only the chlef, bul the
only port of Kuaala It la equally curioua that
tbe i.hIs. englnea, bridgea, etc., of the railroad
ahould have come from England, and Bngllah
enterprbM and capltal be foremoat in thla re
vlval of the place. For thia city of the Arch
angel kfl< bael waa ln ll : orl rln an 1 . eld
aa EBgllsh . ...,,- .., ti, ,t . ,t. i \
been reckoaed Eaglaad'a tradltional i
dat. | away back to th- UBM of Bda ird VI. who
chartered th<- expeditlon of the rated B*
Efogb WlBougbby, "tha llka of wM h . t
in any readn acen, oaed or kaowa," u I lentlt
forth with a paaaport to aU tha . 1
by UM yOBBg King "to all klnge, | ?
Jadgea and governora of ti..- earth," requ
for tho expeditlOB fraa paa ai thi igh thelr
domlnlona and ptedgiag bla kingty i I thal
"aothlng ahall ba touched of j ??? ? ?,
you." Itwasas.rlousandm.il
conunaaded by tha Klag to li "ua
ribaldry or uagodty talk, di ing, ea
labtlng; nor other devlliah gamea."
??nt. one would aay, from tbe averagi ,
ing party of theat daya. The mea aei ,
adnoonbibed to ba careful in thelr bebarl r to
the nativcs of Bhatai-m r plact I
vislt, and. abuve all, to ba teflanej tto *n thekf
use of wino and beer.
Well, .?ir John hims !f did BOt D me to Arcb*
angel, but hia eblef lleutenaat, Chaacell r, dat,
He touad the piacc occupled by Um genUe an.i
iBtelllgCBt Finns, and reckoBi 1 it a | iod r^ace
for the foundation of tradc and iBduatr} Thea
ho ptacacded up the Dwlaa, thm ? tnu h more
eaaUy navigabn river tiian now, an i made
fricnds IXBOng thc '.-(-s clvilixed Itu ina, Ivaa,
the aofl of Baaii, raceived him at M m >?r v.,;a
all booor, an 1 gave him tbe firat irter ? ? ? r
given to a foreigBer to trade ti.r '-waa
with tho Umb ahnoat uaknown a i f Mu?
ooTjr. Aa tbe r.-suit of thal ape Ui p .\r a
ang'i aprang Into bcing. lt ??..- ih en
terprtae. Engliah ships erow led
Engliah warehouaea covered l i i re, I i
merchaata thronged tbe i -i
cburchea raiaed thelr Bpiree ba the Arctlc alr,
It was au Engliah eolony, pure ? anj
for many yeara .t t'. ? iabed port
of Rueela. But when Peter th< Gi il awUha
was Blled with Jealouxjr, partly thal tha xxa*
tnercial capltal of his empire ir th*
bbbm of another, nsaa or aaiat or aa l
partly that its trade should ba tn tbe tUUMX of
forelgnera So he reeolved to build anotaor
port. that Bhould b.-ar his own :? ui i aj of
that of Michut 1, and of whli b the tl . '?? >!iouid
be kept in Buaataa baada. B i BaeaJ
Peteraburg, whlcb baa in aome an. xj tained way
cotne to be called Bt Peteraburg, and gaa-a. It
by law suoh advantagos ov.r ArchaBgi I that tba
latter c mld not compete with it. and i > soon
began to decilno.
A wi r poUcy bow prevalia, Ruaala araaai
all thc porta ahe caa get, if p aathla on all th*
"Beven Beaa." Bhe haa eeveral on th* Baltlc, Sh?
haa made tho Euxine aln: wt a Ruxeiaa lakft.
She has one or two on tho Northero i'o If*. saa
haa bow at laed aeveral <.n the v-ll a soa.
She ? workiag her way peralatenUy toward the
Peretafl Galf. it woald ba sha::;.? to ber II sh?
did not develop iier trade by * ij aretai
Sca. Ber negotiatioBa wltb Norway for the
eeaai a of tbe Caranger Pwrd ai not ret suc
ceaaful, and never may be, But In an uajtl
shc haa a aplendid port. coni : <&&
now at laat by rail, with the a I ?? * of
ber empire. lt may eonftdentl) ba ? ?;? ted,
tberefore, that Um hxtter wOl r naat
bnportanca and grow fanto a real DaeUtxyoUa of
the North. To thi.s end thi ? ra.iroad,
iuet completed, la a long and aignll inl p.
77//; BTBSOLOOI Ot' KISSISQ,
Dr. Dankd O. BriBton la anMnea.
Th.- k >i a.,.- aiskno.,11. I th:: K *
aboriglnal tribea of Aoaerlca and '? ' Btral
Afrtca From tbe moat anctenl i *ever,
it baa >.n famluwr to the Aalall ? I Buro
pean racea, The Latiaa dlvided it into i
forma the oeculum, the baaium ai I '? ?<???
ium; tbe flrxt being the ktaa . -1
respi ct tha aei imd of cen i . . '1
of |i vc The Bemitea alwaj l ? aJah
an.i joi, apeaka of it as prn l
as it ui to-day ln th-- Roin i i' ireh.
The MongolUui kbM, howevei
as thal ?? bii h prevallB with ??? In . I
l. not toucb the aurfa :
Th.- nu84 is brougbl Inl
ch ok, forehead or hand; * '?
ali wly through the :j
with a altght Bma< k l '
t-unal ler our mode ol klsaing full of coa ?
geatlv-4 neaa, and ouj wrltei ? U II -I
u it li equal diadain.
Darwin aa 1 i :h r natui itl 1
to trace back th ? kiaa to the a t 4 the I ????*
.t ?. An inlereating recei ?/ l ,
ia bj If. Paul d i.:. .?? Ib "Th Bu f tbt I
i'aris Anthropol tlcal 8 ty, Vol. \U1 N '? |
?
itu: c\r is lin: kOLU OF i SPiBIt
From Thi I ?? troll Pn e Pi
??lt is ri..i a pleaa inl i i
,:.. i in ii middli il thi
all d irk by a p .... -
thal apirita or hui "
p rformance,M aai l Strgeant N' ? ? ' " ? ,-":i"
tral l'< li> <? Prei im t. "Thal la l '?' ?*?
my wife and daughter und?-rwcn( tl "thl'r
nbjrht I waa on nlght duty aad rctu ! hoaia
t ;. :;i> .. i ? k ln tlu
? ?r ui. oo/.i-u oiiii-i ? ? ??
al : ii Inga thi > Im i
a nocturnal vi<it. ? ? ; ?
Ing :io s. il. \orv akiwly Thump, thuhip.
thump wenl one note at*-: anothci
Then rollowed n
and low ii. Ics. With n<> tt|
than to Btrlke a lot :
Imagine -'? a
hb frighttned l
. into hyati rica or aoi
H had they . h< u
the K- > bi ird i f the pl u <M
|uat ln tlme to U l thi w kn ? ?aaaw
unaglBod Bplrit, burglar or wbai