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Show Thursday, December 3, 1931 THE TURKISH DICTATOR SPARES HERCVS LIFE Soldier Risked Execution to Aid Widowed Mother. London. "No traitor shall escape Kemal said fleath," Muntapha Pasha, dictator of Turkey, when. In 1023, "be tlgnei the death warrants previously expected by the sulian of Turkey, of those who had been traltars to their country during the war. The atory has Just reached London, however, of how the ghaxl relented for the first time recently and freed one of Turkey'! traitors. The memory of his widowed moth-er- , whom he adored, moved blra to mer?y In one of the most extraordinary stories coming out of the war. He granted state clemency to Capt. Sabry Bey, formerly of the British army, who bad risked death oj returning to Turkey eight years ago to see his mother before she died, lie was arrested only recently. Lieut Sabry Bey of the Ottoman fusiliers of the Imperial guard was recommended for aeronautics In 1913 after a distinguished active ervlce record In the Balkan war. and sent to England to train. He was attached to the Royal Flying corps, then in Its Infancy, and became very popular In the mess. Through his kinsman, E'rlnce Tewfik, the Turkish ambassador, who had fought with British allies In Crimea, be obtained entree Into the most exclusive circles of English society. When wai Britain declared against Germany in August, 1914. Sabry, like all the rest of bis comrades In the mess, got war fever. The tradition Inherited from the Crimea became too strong 'or him. Ue entered the ranks of , British Infantry regiment and fought at Mons, In the retreat, at Giveuchy and at Neuve Chapelle. Within three months and before Turkey entered the war, Sabry Bey bad won Its commission as an officer in the British army In active service. In the early days of November, 1014, telegrams from the war otlice at Constantinople arrived In London for Sabry recalling him to Turkey, which had already made up her mind to join the Germans. Sabry never replied and the Turkish ambassador was unable to obtain any trace of him. In 1916 he received the Mons Star, the Military medal, and was mentioned In dispatches by the British commander in chief. In the meantime the Turks held an Imand the sultan perial signed bis death warrant at the end of 1910. In 1023 Muntapha renewed It. Eight years ago the friendly com mander of a British torpedo boat destroyer shipped Sabry at a Bulgari an port and dropped him at the European side of the straits. The Turk swam back to his own country, despite the death warrant, because be bad received news that his aged widowed mother, of whom he was the only child, had become a paralytic. For eight years he remained hidden in her home disguised as a servant. Few people entered the house, as It was notorious that she. was the mother of a traitor who bad been convicted. A short time ago Sabry Bey attended his mother to the grave and In answer to the court-marti- priest's question, "What good Mosh lem commits this body to grave?' Sabry answered, "Her son." Ills arrest was a matter of hours. When the dictator was informed of It and Saury's history, he seut tor him. lie was taken before the chief executive under heavy guard. The ghazl ordered the escort to relense the prisoner and gave Mm a emu- plete pardon because he had thrice risked his life: once for Turkey in the lialkuns, again for Englund on the western front, and finally to console bis mother's last years. Mustapha reminded Subry that ha had also loved his own mother deeply and declared that since be had heard of the latter's cane he had been wondering whether, under the same circumstances, he himself would have bad the courage to come - cases of rheumatism and many diagnosed as neuritis are - L 1 Z tr "W'' One of the victors In the recent English elections was the Honorable Mary Pickford, who was elected conservative member ' - of parliament from North Hammersmith. OIL NOW SOARING IN PRICE NOVELTY WOOLENS "St have been taken In nets off Cape Hatteras." says a bulletin from the National Geographic society. "Today they are also fished along the coast of Finmark, the northernmost province of Norway and along ihe Atlantic shore near Morehetil, North Carolina. "Porpoises winter off the South Atlantic coast Schools may be seen almost daily, passing Just outside the surf. The largest animals reach a length of seven feet and weigh about 300 pounds. "The porpoise fishermen are as expert as fishermen who literally live in the codfish fisheries off New England and Newfoundland. Lockouts are stationed on the beach above and below the point where the porpoise fishers await signals. When a school of porpoises is sighted, boats equipped with large seines are launched. The seines are Joined, forming a semicircular pen with one end secured to the beach. The netmen are able to watch the progress of a school of porpoises by the position of th lool.out who walks along the beach abreast the school. "When the animals enter the pen, the offshore end of the net Is rushed ashore. The porpoises lunge at the et and attempt to Jump over and dive under the mesh, but fishermen in boats out- are usually stationed side the pen to scare the surging animals toward the shore. Near the beach a smaller net is laid around the main portion of the school which Is beached first Then the remainder of the school Is swept In by the larger net "Although Jaw oil Is an Important product of porpoise fisheries, the animals also are valuable for their body oil, which Is extracted from the blubber by boiling. "In northern Norway the blubber Is eaten by the fisherfolk who consider It superior to many other sea foods. The flesh not consumed Is salted for exportation, while the entrails and bones make good fertilizer. For many years the Indians along the Maine coast have supported themselves by capturing porpoises. "Porpoise meat also is consumed aboard whaling boats. Whalers capture porpoises by harpooning. The blubber not consumed is cut into longitudinal strips 4 to 5 Inches wide, then minced, and placed In pots to boil. Each animal yields about two gallons of body oil Por oil Is produced by remov poise Ja-ing the animal's lower Jaw and exblubber, tracting the which Is boiled gently. A single Jaw contains about a half pint of Jaw Independence, Mo. The romance of a pretty little seventeen-year-ol- d huswife and a band ended In the Circuit court here when Judge C Jasper Bell annulled their marriage in Bentonville, Ark. Miss Eloise Shearer, sorority girl and leader on the Unlvers'ty of Missouri campus last year, was the young wife and Charles Sears, son of a wealthy Kansas City family, was the husband. Both live in Kansas City. Charles did not appear in court to defend himself in the annulment proceedings, but he was represented by his attorney, who did not contest any of the remarks that Eloise made concerning their marriage and love affair. 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Fluctuations of the arts and sciences and a much In one species are often felt throughbetter friend to the common people out the animal kingdom. Certain than was the Hebrew monarch, and varieties are of such Importance that's about all the good It did him. that they are known as "key anl rodents Vasco da Gama had rounded the mals." Mice and mice-lik- e Cape of Good Hope to give Portugnl r.re "key animals" in many parts of a foothold in India. Columbus had the world. When mice are abundant sailed west to discover what might In the Canadian Northwest foxes, prove to be a new continent, and he snowy owls, wolves and bears cease represented Spain. It was inevitable to prey on partridges. When the that there should be conflicting mice decline, animals turn again to claims, and perfectly natural that game, and Eskimos and Indians suf the rival rulers should turn to the fer for food. Weasels and ermine die out In numbers when mice are pope as the logical umpire. Alexander did not find the prob- scarce and snowy owls fly south in lem difficult For generations the search of food, only to die in the Portuguese had been sailing south- warm climate. ward along me wesi Airn-uand their claims were obviously to The Irrepretaible Sex be preferred along the routes they "Strange there are so few women r followed. The Spaniards, through speakers." their Genoese agent, had found land "It's probably because they can't than easier was In the West. What wait that long." to draw a line from north to south Itealism in the movies has never on the map and let the broad AtlanIntroduced the sound of a cofof dominions new yet the tic separate fee grinder one of the most characthe rivals? Every one was happy. It was seven years before the Por- - teristic In a lumber camp. g ' Hard to Estimate Contents of Haystack Not I.utin-Amerlea- ii Arl Relics Recovered Pisa. 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