The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1913, Page 10

ron PRR ERTS SsaReITERET | Banana Hound Drawn From Life; aR NNN EE SR eee | ! ocean res G@ WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 21, 1918. these fakers and liars should be slugged was always a light In the rear of the HY do so-called high-grade NANA OUND through the ropes. saloon, over a small safe, and thought firms push their cheaper 4 BRITISH SOCIETY WILL TAKE ‘he changed position of the light sus-| Player-Piarios, informing the lie ‘ Reproduced From a Raw Print UP THE PAD, pictous. He entered the saloon and be-| that they are so fine? Why sell their : . Lord Cyr! Faulgye of ‘Tooting Fells, 94 the bar found two boys. He called | high-priced instruments if the cheap- ; , 1 ey 4 ' in Patrolman Schmiser. They made one| er ones are so reliable? With the f } Tooting, Bucks, England, now visiting of them, Carmine Bartola, eighteen e = : oHH -H FE ! in thin country, declares that the honor years old, of No. 72 Mott street, carry a aH of discovéring the banana hound must gujt case full of loot. Stuttner toot ONT NOW fo to Engiand, Hin lordship takes 's- charge of the second, Daniel Tomasella, | fue with Professors Fellows, Gilfogle sixteen years old, of No. 110 Mulberry and Mo Tuchen, that the Peruvian | street. W 9 pt 10 FR hound is the original. Ie himself has |, Just as they left the saloon Tomasella arc sho Ww ing omens Black al ee two banana hounds in his kennels at Proke away from his captors and darted yaa into the tenement at No, 17 West street, Tooting Fells, Tooting, Bucks. Hisdord-, Stettner chased him to the roof, where N ts x a % ship says that tt will be a matter of he grabbed the youth just as he was ‘ White Silk Hosiery with side eres Peenn Pay Pus op eS LUTE are te | aetna AS eee the ae: he fe go n't rg” the hunt. When in training for the | Rapolla, the anloonkeeper, arrived and the superior quality stands out most hunt, the hounds substitue Swiss cheese | Identified a lot of iiquor and cigars in re in a Plea for a Piece when fooking at the ae lacing,the latest novelty in Paris; aN Letters to the Evening World few of the letters received: Come on with your dog. Here are «| to Avoid Injury as the Mass Tumbled Down. ery. It would be tedious to rejate the full details of the day, but auf- fice it to say that out of a covey of : i . ‘ or the trult. the sult case as his. Tomase e waid, Snare oa . le. ° fe in the Paper. Na junsne teat aa |onked for hin Upto" week to’ whe Souene Ee, 425, ETE awewt!" also Colored Silk Hosiery with ‘ay Lee NN = i "RUM HOUN’ HEARD FROM _ Tey hevewsv''| ~|' inserted lace instep in self tone. in Others Got Out of Way in Time! "i ; |NOW WE HAVE THE PEANUT) funy two score full grown bananas | Two men were seriously injured while d «7 Indicate Great Interest we ran ton to earth, not mention- [at work at the aqueduct shaft at One IMPORTERS rf inR Do ‘To the Biitor of The Evening World : ing three young ones, which, with | Hundred and Thirty-seventh street and le Nt eo in Rare Dogs. 1 have read with great interest | their mother, we spared. After that | st. Nicholas avenue when @ rock fell ANNOUNCE ~ ‘ Ti your recent articles on the Peru- we enjoyed many jolly weeks of | among forty laborers. ic ‘othe vian banana h You seem to 008 till practically all the Tony Demask! and Samuel Clark were | | | so) seseaseessoes aes The discovery of the banana hound, news of which was published exclusive- ty im The Evening Werld, has aroused the greatest interest throughout the kennels and in dogdom. The banana hound, it will be remembered, subsists entirely on bananas. He has no teeth, Dut is equipped with a couple of funge on his nose with which ho peels tho bananas before eating them. ‘The claim to the only original Peru- vian banana hound by Prof. Dexter Fellows of Barnum &@ Bailey College has been disputed by H. Wilbur Law. ton of Whiteside, L. 1, who has banane hound whose ancestry dates back many, mahy years to Teapot fead, Jamaica, the head ef the family, ith his master, having been wrecked om Rum Key. Mr. H. Wilbur Lawton as documents to prove the veracity of his assurance. Since Mr. H. Wilbur Lawton started the discussion, the matter has been taken up by dogdom, generally. Kvening World is daily receiving let- térs on the subject, and various ether varieties of dogs are being discovered. What kind of a hound or a dog have you at home? If you haven't got « banana hound, what kind have you? —and 20 minutes’ cooking here— Make it H-O in the morning. The The honesty of the claim of Prof. Dexter Follows shoul not be doubt- ed for @ moment, as I have seen many euch animals, in the jungtes of Peru and Bolivia, busily engaged fn pooling and eating their favorite fruit. I @hould Hke to communicate with Prof. Fellows, through the medium of The Evening World, concerning my Patagonian peanut pup. This dog, which is of @ very rare epecies, lives almost entirely on pea- nuts, It was captured in a very wild ‘and inaccessible part of Patagonia, only after a desperate battle with the mother dog. ‘These dogs live on peanuts, which they dig up and Jay on a rock in the hot sun, thus roasting them. In‘ appearance they greatly re- eemble the tanane hound, except that they have a very rough skin, somewhat upon the order of a pea- nut, The head has a very peculiar, not to say nutty, appearance, I shall gladly exhibit my animal to any one interested enough to call. Respectfully THE RUM HOUND. ‘To the Kaltor of The Evening World: Noting what you have had to say every time you wit-f you'll buy. On St. Patrick’s Day ebe got full, coming home from the parade; but then there was an excuse for that. Bhe is as big as an ordinary calf. night. . You ought to ese her eat, too. She will eat anything from frankfurters ‘but only for dessert, We call her Mutt, Dut she ien't any mutt. She's a wise oM girl. I would ithe to see your oo SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. To the Biitor of The Krening World: I have read with great interest in your columns of the alleged discov- ery of a Peruvian banana hound. Doubtless some ef the readers of your esteemed paper may be inclined to regard, with a certain amount of willing to come forward and indorse, in @ measure, the claims of your ‘Whitestone correspondent, H. Wil- bur Lawton. Some years ago I was stationed at Bushwallabo, Bombay, India, (and a fever stricken post it was, too) when the officers of the etation tired of gymkahna and firt- ing and tennis and wished for some- thing more exciting. 1 was the pos- sessor, at that time, of a pack of Deagles which were pining away fer exercise. To make a long story short, while casting about for means of entertainment and also for a way of affording my Intelligent pets legitimate employment, a brother officer suggested the hunting ef the wild banana, which at that time Were quite numerous in the vicinity and harassed the authorities by their frequent invasions of villages and other minor depredations, | 1 wae not certain that deagies, trained to the pursult of the bare and other inoffensive animals would take to the chase of the Hindoo ban- | ana; often an aggressive and, not infrequently, a dangerous creature. ing slong a jungle track with my dengles. We had hardly spent half An hour on the path, which wound among clumps of Septugisima and ‘Terantallum shrubs when, from a clump of bamboos, there sprang, uttering thelr peculiar cry, @ covey of the finest wild bananas I have ever had the good fortune to spy. ‘They were striped yellow and black, lke tigers, in this respect differing from their domestic brethren. At | frat they semed inclined to give us | ah usly femme, but subaitern Jot- friew-Hanscombe, (of ours) gave thy “Hark away forward!” and off we went after them; the pack in full ANOTHER BREED OF DOG 16 THE FOLLOWING LETTER bananas in the neighborhood were wiped out of extatence and redations on . ‘The Rajah of the district was so Gelighted that he burned all his wives for our benefit at a special matinee. Yours very truly, ARUNDEL CHATSWORTH. CHATSWORTH, late M. B. H. (Master Banana Hounds), of Bush- wallabo, Ind. 1 WORD FROM OYSTER BAY INDI- CATES DOUBT. OYSTHR BAY, March 21.—They are ll takers. This Dexter Fellows and Wilbur Lawton (who are they, any- how?) are malicious and unmitigated; Patrolman Stettner of the Greenwich Mare, There is no such beast as the | atreet station noticed a gaalight, very in the shaft, which ie four hundred feet below the surface, when the rock fell. Clark and Demaski were caught by the falling rock. The others managed to escape it, but were unable to warn these two men. Other workmen ptoked up the injured men and hoisted them in buckets to the surface level, and there they were treated by Dr. Emery, the physician on for a scalp wound and left for home. BOY BURGLARS IN SALOON. banana hound. I widn't shoot any on| dim, in the centre of the saloon of |* my (Adrioan hunt and I know there | Frank Rapolla, on the ground floor of aren't any. I never saw one. I never a five-story tenement at No. 15 West read about such an animal. I say that street, early today. 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