Show ALtAb 4 LRTVoN DAM EYZ OfTNFLT T1fLR 4 WtGHTiffl ARE11N iOiV bi SOMI ASEREW JAM DAR1I CAN1 A WY < or ° c 0 I OolTM piCitift I tie veranda outside his diningroom window and receives unwillingly the frivolous and frantic and as he thinks foolish attentions of Master Squirrel who cannot quite make out what manner man-ner of beast Thomas RIordan Is By the way have I said that Mr RIordan Is a 1 great big tawny Tltan blonde cat Well Master Squirrel rather thinks Mr Riordan Is a peculiar brand of squirrel but he cannot icconrlle himself him-self to the fact that tho Riordan tall Is n59t1 long a c ushyr ljke his oj n He 0 Tho Upper Air Some results of the scientific balloon ascensions made In Europe under tho Sttlroction of the International aeronautical J aeronau-tical committee follow Great variations varia-tions of temperature have been found different localities even In the uppermost up-permost layers of the atmosphere Tho coldest regions lie to the northeast the warmest to the southwest of the continent conti-nent At an altitude of 5000 meters the temperature was 20 degrees C above Parla and only 110 degrees C above Vienna I at the same time The Isothermal Isother-mal lines at 5000 meters run from > of northeast Those south toward minus 10 degrees C extend west from the north of the Adriatic sea of Moscow 1 Mos-cow those of minus 15 degrees from southwestern Franco to St Petersburg Peters-burg etc The Isobars of 5000 meters also extend in general in tho same direction 1 di-rection The lowest pressures are above i England the highest above southwestern t southwest-ern Europe The velocity of thc wind increases from 83 meters per second at bOO meters altitude to 112 meters at 2300 At altitudes above 6000 meters I the velocities are probably QYo lQ meters NoYvjSCQrkr fiun > = f |