New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1923, Page 18

ey e «-.;—u.w,fl?.f.w- ..—.f e 'r"‘v-’--f—t—' e e W?«F o~ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1923. e off. Un-|A ugust because of the thin cove r\np “One-day I noticed that one of our field of ‘u( ice which lay over the ground. A | kangaroos was acting. strangely, so T s was esti- | Norwegian captain who has sailed | got' the head keeper to put it in a | the Arctie for 54 years reports that he | separate robm used for the observa- it of gas|began to notice the appreciable lessen- | tion of animuls,” Mr. Morse declared. yut the country was | ing of the ice five vears ago, and.that| “We watched closely for a long time| ¢ the|the flower and animal life have been|and finally were awarded by the ap- s esti- | much (Iungt d by the milder climate.| yearance of a tiny thing not more nm than an inch long on the tail of the 5 mother kangaroo. It was a baby. i1 !hr :n! SOLVES THE SECRET OF | secured it and found if yurcau’s study | | weighed about nine grains, It was an BIRTH OF KANGAROO inch and one-sixteenth long and not ine from natural | [hrondor than a lead pencil. It was a um\ while the | GRSl |n rfeetly formed kangaroo, with the Increased by exception of the hind legs, the matur- ed kangaroos’ powerful propellor. | These developed jater as the baby ani- { mal grew. The front legs, however, the amBunt re- | were perfectly formed, and were used 25,000,000 gal by the baby to climb back into the nlost in| Chicago, Nov. 23.—A kangaroo at|mother's pouch where it remains for a, alone, | birth weighs about cight or nine|g period of seven months.” u,mm m]m ains, is a trifle more thanjan inch| e _—_— -|{long and not much thicker than an| =~ rdinary lead pencil, aceording to| REFUSE SMALL CHECRS water cause an- ga F. 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