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It can boast of tin-- . rivaled natural scenery, of the high-- . esf and most fascinating tnoun-.- . tains; of unique architectural monuments; of an Immense army quite . tiut of proportion to the population; of an excellent and enlightened system of government which and prosperity to the ' brings peace little kingdom, Even the chosen few who gain tie-- . cess to Nepal may not wander at An Interesting way to up-- . wilt. prouch. Nepal Is through liuxaul.ou ' the frontier of India, . .The most agreeable way of reach-- . , lng Itaxaul Is by way of Patna, the ancient capital of Asoka.. From . i here thq pious Buddhist emperor . himself set out. In 250 B. CL, on 'Ms religious pilgrimage to Nepal and other, tarred strongholds of his At Patna you board a paddle . . faith, boat and cruise five of six miles up . the Canges the distance varies ac- to the height of the river cording and get Intoji waiting train on the : .' other aide. Next morning you wake .In ttaxauh ;$ ' i.v . ; . . e rhino-haunte- d " "nte sub-trpplc- of pal trees with long, tljh bl.lck trunks, tand' huger leaves starting .very near, the base. Were and thefe a giant 'teak. with Its beahtiful crocodile back, soars' upward,, ytatp ly ajNberect: All v this thriving growth la In , ' lerrupted.In certain. places by tlie passage bf wide 'rlvef.bods. Have long be'?n destitute of water, ; apd their Jbarreap white sands contrast smooth ropnd pebbles cege-- ' with the luxuriant ftrangely iatlon on. either side. . A tiges "shoot In Nepal ,1s conducted. od novel lines i the tiger Js to a klll'amj Is thensur . founded by a ring of elephants Slowly the ring closes lja until the angry beast, well aware of what Is going on, charges. .. On a shoot you may ride some two miles from the train to the , kill, where you Join the ring of 00 elephants surrounding It. v Lurking somewhere within that wide circle Is the tiger. The huge animal upon which you sit moves stealthily forward. Yon look down the line of waving trunks and swishing tails ; there is not another howdah elephant, carrying rifles, for a hundred yards. sought would the l'be -- . Per-hap- s break through the Infm using, armed ranks? The Tiger Charges. But you have little time t Consider this possibility. From a neighboring dump of banana palms eoiiiea series of snarls, and before jou quite realize what Is happening a huge bristling mass of Maek Jitid yellow Is hurtling toward you. It is a wonderful thing, the charge of on' angry tiger the hteaki from cover In a crash of thunder, the mighty hounds toward the foe, the gleaming teeth, the flaming eyes, ami roars of savage hate. A companion fires once, and the elephant turn with one accord, for none will face a charge; twice, and the tiger turns with u hitter snarl which subsides Into n last groan of defeat as lie rolls over and lies dead at the bottom of a little gully. After two days shooting In the Taral, you push on to the railway terminus, AmlekhganJ. From here you continue the Journey toward Katmandu, the capital of Nepal, by motor. Some thirty miles of narrow but excellent road load through wooded foothills to Bhlmphodl, where the ascent of the first nuiuntolu pass begins. Here pontes end dandls take the place of cars. There are two different types of dandl: one ts a wooden chair with leather cushions, the other a canvas hammock, slung oo long poles. In which you can lie full length. . Both sre carried by teams, cotton of six coolies la bright-bluuniforms. Bhlmphedl lies . Two miles from the little mountain village of where travelers customarily spend Ihe bight, : The village. Is complete with Its garrison f Gurkhas a foretaste ef the tremendous within the military power active ; kingdom.. Over Ihe Pass to' the Vallvy. After rising early at Slsagart) you clltdih the few remaining feet which lead to the top qf the first pass, approximately 8,000 feet high, Directly below you lies a smiling valley, while beyond U a turbulent mountain ocean rises and falls In colossal waves of sunlight and shadow.; far out ta ,'sea".the waves are gapped by the glistening white horses of the eternal snhws. ' Then the desgeht begins.- Tile path Is e longer smooth; It Is exceedingly xteep and Incredibly rough. It consists principally sf solid rock and along Its Jugged surface large loose bpwlikTS are ' ' strewh St randdm. six miles next you elde For the of fields flourishing through buckwheat, goldea Mustard, and ripening rice. The snowsi no- longer visible and the eu shlops brightly everlead . teaveA Ihe i Thq path eventually over and fall foiling fields to rise eotne glassy downlahd. Then to the foot of' the Chandra girt, pass, From below, the.road before. you resembles the 'shedr, wall of.. pfecl J4ee; butf your ponies tdakeVght - tow-lyin- g re T X-ra- y V Loads. J e - Slsn-garh- l, . - brown-hgade- fl e - . . Th4 .view ffcom tfie top. of the ' Chand'raglrl pass is o amazing fhat you cannot .after'wacdl.ij!lleve It. exists. Below lies ' the circu valley of Katmandu, Tar bathed In the oraqge'gloW of the ' evening un. Rising out of It, away to the right, in a medley of miniature pagodas,- palaces, am towers,' Is the magnificent capital Surrounding It, In a black city. and purple wall, are the mjghty mountain guardians. At first you are disappointed because the snows seem hidden. Vain ly do you try to penetrate the misty white banks which cluster around the rocky belghts. Sadly you aban don hope and look up Into the sky to see if the moon has risen. It Is difficult to believe what you see, There, In all their glittering splen dor, are the Himalayan giants, leap lng to fantastic heights above tha rlce-cla- d - , clouds. ifw - oRf kJt, X-ra- y . On one aide tie the unbroken .. 'acres pf the Bihar rice fields, ye!- the sun; on the . lowing beneath other lie .more rice fields. In the sequestered kingdom. You strain . your eyes toward the eastern horizon and dimly perceive a dark green ' . . belt. . This flat, tract of cut- tlvatlon and Jungle, lying between the Himalayan foothills and the .'.'.border of Bihar, and .stretching 200 wiles from cast to west,' Is. known . at the Taral. . .From April to No-veraber this part of. the country Is '.'Infested .with deadly malarial . Tever. .Thus the' stray visitor1 to 'Nepal wisely confines his visit. to . . the winter. Beyond the. Tara! again rise huge . ''shadowy forms, Ihe. Himalayas hid-lnIn the tndrnlng mist, - . : Through ths Jungles.; . From Itaxaut little meter-gaug.train sets off across the Taral. For the first mile the railroad leads . through the main street of the city. with shop and house .fronts on clthef side. Then U comes eut Into the .op.cn rice flehja and so Into the Jungles be. . tiger and And wha! Jungles f Halfway yond. up,-th?r your trnja draws throoglt ' . all 'passenger get eut, clamber the backs of waiting elephants, and pad; silently off Into the WJ'- . , . terlqus. depths, .The Jungles, of the Nepal Tafal; and 'Consist chiefly .are wily-creatu- .. r s a X-ra- y X-ra- y Animal's Ears Arc Bcsl Mikes' Scientists Find ' Iallrm No. Find Sex HormoneWill Influence Egg - - WOODS sttOL'E, MASS- .-! fiex- glands , of. unhatched chicks 'weye caused to develop decidedly female. characters by. Malr - Injecting. the fqmale sey hormone sobstahees .thfeelin . and theelol through the eggshells, .in .experiments reported before Jhe meeting of the frenetics Society .off America here. The research was' carried on by D B. n. Wflller. of the University of IWhestetf and Drs. .T. k. Pallagher aiid F. C. Koch the University of Chicago. Th4 theelln and theelol were Injected In rathef heqvy quantities. From dffy Yo day, eggs were removed .from the lncubatdr, opened, ahd the developing embryo iilssected. The ovaries of the chjc-kthat would have gro4m up to be hens were not affected. Neither were thp left sex glands of the chicks that might have b'een roosters. But the rlglit sex glands' developed, suTronndlng their characteristic male tissues, other tissues Just aji characteristically female. HER right EATING OUT OF THArJ '' WOMAN'S ' wand; T WNtl K.-- I V TAKE A TI? FROM. ME o day; later K DOYOU LIKE THE LODGE, HE'S HAVING THE TIME OF HIS LIFE, MR, JACKSON coffee t THAT NOW IF you've got -- Nerves TRY fOSIUMA lr. well, peter, HOW Peter gets. YOU'RE A. MEMBER ? 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