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We present a varve thickness chronology from glacier-dammed Iceberg Lake in the southern Alaska icefields. Radiogenic evidence confirms that laminations are annual and record continuous sediment deposition from A.D. 442 to A.D. 1998. Varve thickness is positively correlated with Northern Hemisphere temperature trends, and more strongly with a local, ∼600 yr long tree ring width chronology. Varve thickness increases in warm summers because of higher melt, runoff, and sediment transport (as expected), but also because shrinkage of the glacier dam allows shoreline regression that concentrates sediment in the smaller lake. Varve thickness provides a sensitive record of relative changes in warm season temperatures. Relative to the entire record, temperatures implied by this chronology were lowest around A.D. 600, warm between A.D. 1000 and A.D. 1300, cooler between A.D. 1500 and A.D. 1850, and have increased dramatically since then. Combined with stratigraphic evidence that contemporary jökulhlaups (which began in 1999) are unprecedented since at least A.D. 442, this record suggests that 20th century warming is more intense, and accompanied by more extensive glacier retreat, than the Medieval Warm Period or any other time in the last 1500 yr.
Three AMS radiocarbon dates on bone collagen from Las Palmas culture human skeletons from the cape region of Baja California are analyzed. Carbon derived from both terrestrial and marine sources necessitates correcting the radiocarbon ages for reservoir effects. Complicating this, however, are (a) the uncertain percentage of carbon of marine origin in the samples and (b) the convergence of the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of California, which differ markedly in reservoir values. Computer program CALIB 3.0.3c is used to correct and calibrate the conventional radiocarbon dates in a simulation using varied values for marine carbon and reservoir effects for each sample. This produces substantial variance in the results and, therefore, difficulties for chronological interpretation. For example, reasonable input values for dR and percent marine carbon yield dates that overlap the first European contact (A.D. 1533), despite the absence of historic documentation of the Las Palmas mortuary complex. Further research on reservoir effects and paleodiet is needed in order to interpret radiocarbon determinations on cape region human remains. Moreover, our findings have serious implications for the proper application of radiocarbon dating to samples from other regions subject to reservoir effects.
Models of late-glacial environmental change in coastal areas are commonly based on radiocarbon ages on marine shell and basal lake sediments, both of which may be compromised by reservoir effects. The magnitude of the oceanic reservoir age in the inland waters of the Georgia Basin and Puget Lowland of northwestern North America is inferred from radiocarbon ages on shell-wood pairs in Saanich Inlet and previously published estimates. The weighted mean oceanic reservoir correction in the early and mid Holocene is −720±90 yr, slightly smaller than, but not significantly different from, the modern value. The correction in late-glacial time is −950±50 yr. Valley-head sites yield higher reservoir values (−1200±130 yr) immediately after deglaciation. The magnitude of the gyttja reservoir effect is inferred from pairs of bulk gyttja and plant macrofossil ages from four lakes in the region. Incorporation of old carbon into basal gyttja yields ages from bulk samples that are initially about 600 yr too old. The reservoir age declines to less than 100 yr after the first millennium of lake development. When these corrections are accounted for, dates of deglaciation and late-glacial sea-level change in the study area are pushed forward in time by more than 500 yr.
"Chihuahua culture" refers to two prehistoric periods of ceramic agricultural occupation in northwestern Mexico. It has long been known that the Medio period (ca. A.D. 1200–1450), with substantial adobe pueblo villages and towns, and ceramics that included elaborate polychrome wares, occurred over a vast region in western and northern Chihuahua and northeastern Sonora. It was also recognized that the preceding Viejo period, with pithouse and wattle-and-daub surface architecture, and less elaborate ceramics, was ancestral, at least in part. However, the geographical extent, dating, and nature of the Viejo-Medio transition were unclear. Recent research by several field projects has demonstrated that Viejo and Medio period occupations were geographically coextensive, as was the transition. A foundation for Viejo period chronometric dating (ca. A.D. 700–1200) is now established by 30 radiocarbon determinations from excavations in west central Chihuahua and one from northeastern Sonora. We discuss the dimensions of the Viejo period in west central Chihuahua with data from 1998–2000 excavations by the PAC (Proyecto Arqueológico Chihuahua). It provides an example of a broad-based transition from a relatively simple to a relatively complex pattern, and new perspectives on the interpretation of radiocarbon dating."
Presented here are stable nitrogen isotope data from a rock hyrax (Procavia capensis) middens from northwestern Namibia that record a series of rapid aridification events beginning at ca. 3800 cal yr BP, and which mark a progressive decrease in regional humidity across the Holocene. Strong correlations exist between this record and other terrestrial and marine archives from southern Africa, indicating that the observed pattern of climate change is regionally coherent. Combined, these data indicate hemispheric synchrony in tropical African climate change during the Holocene, with similar trends characterising the termination of the 'African Humid Period' (AHP) in both the northern and southern tropics. These findings run counter to the widely accepted model of direct low-latitude insolation forcing, which requires an anti-phase relationship to exist between the hemispheres. The combined dataset highlights: 1) the importance of forcing mechanisms influencing the high northern latitudes in effecting low-latitude climate change in Africa, and 2) the potential importance of solar forcing and variations in the Earth's geomagnetic shield in determining both long-term and rapid centennial-scale climate changes, identifying a possible mechanism for the variations marking the AHP termination in both the southern and northern tropics.
A regional offset (ΔR) from the marine radiocarbon calibration curve is widely used in calibration software (e.g. CALIB, OxCal) but often is not calculated correctly. While relatively straightforward for known-age samples, such as mollusks from museum collections or annually banded corals, it is more difficult to calculate ΔR and the uncertainty in ΔR for 14C dates on paired marine and terrestrial samples. Previous researchers have often utilized classical intercept methods that do not account for the full calibrated probability distribution function (pdf). Recently, Soulet (2015) provided R code for calculating reservoir ages using the pdfs, but did not address ΔR and the uncertainty in ΔR. We have developed an online application for performing these calculations for known-age, paired marine and terrestrial 14C dates and U-Th dated corals. This article briefly discusses methods that have been used for calculating ΔR and the uncertainty and describes the online program deltar, which is available free of charge.
The calibration curves and tables given in this issue of RADIOCARBON form a data base ideally suited for a computerized operation. The program listed below converts a radiocarbon age and its age error os (one standard deviation) into calibrated ages (intercepts with the calibration curve), and ranges of calibrated ages that correspond to the age error. The standard deviation oC in the calibration curve is taken into account using (see Stuiver and Pearson, this issue, for details).
Existing data and theory do not support a recent assertion that upwelling of old carbon has led to systematically 100–300 yr too old radiocarbon ages for the Mediterranean region. Similarly, the prehistoric tree-ring record produced over 3 decades by the Aegean Dendrochronology Project is shown to provide robust, well-replicated data, contrary to a recent unfounded assertion. 14C and dendrochronology provide an accurate and precise chronometric framework for the Mediterranean region.
A regional marine reservoir correction (ΔR) of 33±24 14C yr for southern Brazil was obtained from 6 marine shell samples collected in the states of Santa Catarina and Paraná. This work also presents a ΔR estimation of 8±17 14C yr for the southern and southeastern Brazilian coast from the states of Rio de Janeiro to Santa Catarina, obtained by including 7 ages published in previous works. The high variability of R in modern and Holocene samples from the Brazilian coast is also discussed.
Single-year and decadal radiocarbon tree-ring ages are tabulated and discussed in terms of 14C age calibration. The single-year data form the basis of a detailed 14C age calibration curve for the cal ad 1510–1954 interval ("cal" denotes calibrated). The Seattle decadal data set (back to 11,617 cal BP, with 0 BP = ad 1950) is a component of the integrated decadal INTCAL98 14C age curve (Stuiver et al. 1998). Atmospheric 14C ages can be transformed into 14C ages of the global ocean using a carbon reservoir model. INTCAL98 14C ages, used for these calculations, yield global ocean 14C ages differing slightly from previously published ones (Stuiver and Braziunas 1993b). We include discussions of offsets, error multipliers, regional 14C age differences and marine 14C age response to oceanic and atmospheric forcing.
The age calibration program, CALIB (Stuiver & Reimer 1986), first made available in 1986 and subsequently modified in 1987 (revision 2.0 and 2.1), has been amended anew. The 1993 program (revision 3.0) incorporates further refinements and a new calibration data set covering nearly 22,000 cal yr (≈18,400 14C yr). The new data, and corrections to the previously used data set, derive from a 6-yr (1986–1992) time-scale calibration effort of several laboratories.
The focus of this paper is the conversion of radiocarbon ages to calibrated (cal) ages for the interval 24,000–0 cal BP (Before Present, 0 cal BP = AD 1950), based upon a sample set of dendrochronologically dated tree rings, uranium-thorium dated corals, and varve-counted marine sediment. The 14C age–cal age information, produced by many laboratories, is converted to Δ14C profiles and calibration curves, for the atmosphere as well as the oceans. We discuss offsets in measured l4C ages and the errors therein, regional 14C age differences, tree–coral 14C age comparisons and the time dependence of marine reservoir ages, and evaluate decadal vs. single-year 14C results. Changes in oceanic deepwater circulation, especially for the 16,000–11,000 cal BP interval, are reflected in the Δ14C values of INTCAL98.
New radiocarbon calibration curves, IntCal04 and Marine04, have been constructed and internationally ratified to replace the terrestrial and marine components of IntCal98. The new calibration data sets extend an additional 2000 yr, from 0–26 cal kyr BP (Before Present, 0 cal BP = AD 1950), and provide much higher resolution, greater precision, and more detailed structure than IntCal98. For the Marine04 curve, dendrochronologically-dated tree-ring samples, converted with a box diffusion model to marine mixed-layer ages, cover the period from 0–10.5 cal kyr BP. Beyond 10.5 cal kyr BP, high-resolution marine data become available from foraminifera in varved sediments and U/Th-dated corals. The marine records are corrected with site-specific 14C reservoir age information to provide a single global marine mixed-layer calibration from 10.5–26.0 cal kyr BP. A substantial enhancement relative to IntCal98 is the introduction of a random walk model, which takes into account the uncertainty in both the calendar age and the 14C age to calculate the underlying calibration curve (Buck and Blackwell, this issue). The marine data sets and calibration curve for marine samples from the surface mixed layer (Marine04) are discussed here. The tree-ring data sets, sources of uncertainty, and regional offsets are presented in detail in a companion paper by Reimer et al. (this issue).
At the University of Miami Tritium Laboratory and the University of Washington Quaternary Isotope Laboratory, more than 1000 large-volume Pacific Ocean radiocarbon samples were measured for the WOCE program. Here we present a comprehensive data set, and a brief discussion of our findings.
The results are presented of a new program of radiocarbon dating undertaken on 88 human skeletons. The individuals derived from Eneolithic to Early Iron Age sites—Afanasievo, Okunevo, Andronovo (Fedorovo), Karasuk, and Tagar cultures—in the Minusinsk Basin of Southern Siberia. All the new dates have been acquired from human bone, which is in contrast to some of the previous dates for this region obtained from wood and thus possibly unreliable due to old-wood effects or re-use of the timber. The new data are compared with the existing 14C chronology for the region, thereby enabling a clearer understanding to be gained concerning the chronology of these cultures and their place within the prehistory of the Eurasian steppes.
The first meeting of the IntCal04 working group took place at Queen's University Belfast from April 15 to 17, 2002. The participants are listed as co-authors of this report. The meeting considered criteria for the acceptance of data into the next official calibration dataset, the importance of including reliable estimates of uncertainty in both the radiocarbon ages and the cal ages, and potential methods for combining datasets. This preliminary report summarizes the criteria that were discussed, but does not yet give specific recommendations for inclusion or exclusion of individual datasets.
Previous work has suggested that seasonal and interannual upwelling of deep, cold, radiocarbon-depleted waters from the South Atlantic has caused variations in the reservoir effect (R) through time along the southern coast of Brazil. This work aims to examine the possible upwelling influence on the paleoreservoir age of Brazilian surficial coastal waters based on paired terrestrial/marine samples obtained from archaeological remains. On the Brazilian coast, there are hundreds of shell middens built up by an ancient culture that lived between 6500 to 1500 yr ago, but there are few shell middens located on open-coast sites with a known upwelling influence. Three archaeological sites located in a large headland in Arraial do Cabo and Una de Cabo Frio on the southeastern coast of Brazil, with open-ocean conditions and a well-known strong and large upwelling of the Malvinas/Falkland current, were chosen for this study. The 14C age differences between carbonized seed and marine samples varied from 281 ± 44 to 1083 ± 51 14C yr. There are also significant age differences between carbonized seed samples (977 14C yr) and marine samples (200 and 228 14C yr) from the same archaeological layer that cannot be explained by a reservoir effect or an old-wood effect for charcoal. Therefore, the present data from the southeastern Brazilian coast are inconclusive for identifying an upwelling effect on R. To do so, it would be necessary to more precisely define the present–pre-bomb R in upwelling regions, and to analyze paired marine/terrestrial samples that are contemporaneous beyond doubt.
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Style and atmosphere inside the game:Super Jigsaw Beach Holiday 2 is an exciting game which provides you with beautifully rendered graphics. There is a great collection of gorgeous tropical paradise-themed pictures. The only negative feature of the game is the lack of background music. But it doesn.t mean that you won.t hear sounds at all; you will hear a .click. sound each time you move the pieces. The game.s rules are rather simple and easy; you won.t have any difficulties with it. The game is great for players of different age and skills level as it introduces adjustable levels of difficulty.
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Deforestation. It is a word that conjures up mental images of loggers cleaving their way through pristine woodlands and grim statistics measuring how many football pitches worth of Amazon jungle get cleared every minute, but it isn't something that only happens in the wild.
Trees in the city are also being chopped down, a fact that is of increasing concern to urban planners as it becomes apparent that tree canopies serve as much more than a decorative backdrop for the lives of residents.
Research indicates so-called "urban forests" also ameliorate localised water and air pollution (although this is contested), deliver measurable health benefits [pdf], provide shade, act as an air conditioner, and serve as a carbon sink to help mitigate the climate change that threatens to turn the world's civic landscapes into concrete ovens.
If trees were to thrive in any Australian cityscape, it would have to be in the sprawling backyards of suburbia, but even here increased population density is thought to be placing pressure on tree numbers. The quintessential great Australian dream of a home on a quarter-acre block has made way for the dreams of enterprising developers, the green space of backyards replaced with ever-more housing.
Then there's the room required for the infrastructure to service these higher-density cities: a need that has recently led to protesters chaining themselves to century-and-a-half old Moreton Bay figs standing in the path of the Sydney light rail, and to a collection of mourners tying black ribbons to the 70-plus trees in Adelaide's Rundle Park before they were cleared to create space for a bus tunnel extension.
The decline in trees has sparked a range of interventions, from urban areas being included in Australian government plans to plant 20m trees by 2020 down to the local efforts of Brimbank City Council on the outskirts of Melbourne, which has mandated a minimum of two trees in the front yards of sub-divided blocks of land.
Another government project is the establishment in 2014 of the Clean Air and Urban Landscapes Hub (CAUL), a research consortium. One of the research group's leaders is RMIT university senior lecturer Joe Hurley, who is examining the conflict between the redevelopment of cities and the provision of urban forests.
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There are a lot of important boxing matches on the schedule for the next few weeks. As such, it's easy for a fight such as the Felix Sturm vs. Daniel Geale bout to go overlooked. However, that's not doing these fighters justice. This is a meeting between the WBA and IBF middleweight titleholders - for what that's worth - but more importantly, is a contest between top 10 middleweights as the division goes on a month long journey to sort itself out. Check out the video preview for Sturm vs. Geale right here. Fight fans will see this fight, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. Sergio Martinez, and Gennady Golovkin vs. Grzegorz Proksa in a span of just a few short weeks. Any which way that you cut it, and you have half of the top 10 middleweight boxers in the world. That leaves a lot of future opportunity for these fighters, and a great deal of potential for them and the fans alike. Anybody could emerge with a spectacular win and end up making his name and his mark for big fights to come. Enjoy ...
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text: Grading the 2010 NFL Draft: Tampa Bay Bucs 15 Jun After two straight 9-7 seasons, the Bucs struggled to replace veteran Jeff Garcia at quarterback at the start of last season and finished just 3-13. Josh Freeman, the team's 2009 first-round pick, went 3-6 in nine starts after the team started 0-7 including a Week 16 overtime victory against the Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints. Freeman had good success as a rookie considering he didn't have much to work with at the wide receiver position, a need Tampa Bay made a point to address in the offseason. They traded for Reggie Brown and signed Maurice Stovall, but that wasn't the end of their efforts to give Freeman more options to throw to. Chris Tripodi looks at what the Bucs did in the draft to fill their holes at receiver and on defense, as Tampa's run defense ranked last in the NFL last season. The Buccaneers addressed their need along the interior defensive line with their first two picks. Sitting with the third overall pick, Tampa selected Oklahoma defensive tackle Gerald McCoy after Ndamukong Suh went second to the Lions. They followed the McCoy pick by drafting UCLA defensive tackle Brian Price early in round two. McCoy has great speed and quickness for a 6-4, 295-pound tackle and his suddenness and explosive first step allows him to shoot the gaps and prevents offensive lineman from squaring him up on blocks. He uses his quick hands to fight off blocks when engaged but a lack of natural bulk sometimes led to a single lineman handling him in college. McCoy will continue to mature physically and add bulk, which will allow him to outmuscle opposing linemen as well as beat them to the spot. A complete defensive tackle with great upside, McCoy has the potential to be one of this draft's best players. Price lacks the potential of McCoy but brings a similar skill set to the Bucs interior line. Like McCoy, Price lacks great bulk but plays with great leverage at just 6-1 and has a quick first step. Great hands allow him to shed blocks and Price always seems to find a way to get into the opposing backfield even when double teamed. He wore down at the end of games in college and will need to build up the stamina to have an impact in the fourth quarter and towards the end of the season, but his athleticism and leverage make him a perfect fit as Tampa's three-technique tackle alongside McCoy. The Bucs started to address their need at receiver four picks later, drafting Illinois' Arrelious Benn 39th overall after a trade with the Raiders. At 6-1, 219 pounds with 4.45 speed, Benn is more of a possession receiver than a game-breaker. He struggled with injuries and poor quarterback play last season, but has the ability to make catches in traffic, adjusts to errant throws and out-jumps defenders to the ball. Benn plays with solid awareness but lacks explosiveness off the line and out of his breaks. In round three, Tampa selected Vanderbilt cornerback Myron Lewis, who we had rated as a late-round prospect. Lewis lacks top-end speed (4.42) and struggles to stay with receivers out of their breaks, but these weaknesses should be somewhat disguised in Tampa's Cover 2 scheme, as he has good size (6-1, 203) and the physicality to engage receivers at the line of scrimmage. His instincts and awareness are solid and he comes up the field quickly defending the run, although he has a tendency to over-pursue. He offers very good upside in the Buccaneers defensive scheme and could eventually replace Ronde Barber opposite Aqib Talib. The pick that could make Tampa's draft came early in the fourth round, when they drafted former Syracuse wide receiver Mike Williams. Williams is a top-three receiver talent in this draft, but serious off-the-field issues during his time at Syracuse caused him to drop out of the top 100 picks. Williams was suspended for academic reasons in 2008 and for one game in 2009 for a violation of team policy before quitting the team. His 2009 stats of 49 catches, 746 yards and 6 touchdowns in just 7 games on an average offense show his playmaking ability. At 6-1, 221, Williams can run any route, has great ball skills and plays faster than his 4.53 40 time. If he matures soon and focuses on playing at a high level, he could be a very productive starter for the Bucs and one of the draft's bigger steals. Tampa didn't pick again until round six, where they drafted Virginia Tech punter Brent Bowden. Bowden has a decent leg and good accuracy on his kicks and has the potential to be a reliable NFL punter. The Bucs had three picks in the seventh round; taking Virginia Tech linebacker Cody Grimm, Florida State linebacker Dekoda Watson and Stanford defensive end Erik Lorig. At just 5-11, 203 pounds Grimm will be moved to safety in the NFL, but his 4.55 speed and marginal ball skills will make that an interesting transition. He is very good making plays up the field and in the box against the run and could be used as a traditional strong safety against the run and on special teams. Watson looked like a high-upside prospect after a good sophomore season with the Seminoles, but played uninspired football over the past two seasons. He's athletic enough to stick and his lack of size (6-1, 240) will be somewhat disguised in Tampa's Cover 2 if he can show enough in camp to make the roster as a backup. Lorig is a solid athlete who was slowed by a groin injury last season. At 6-3, 281 pounds with 4.9 speed, he's a developmental prospect at who could find his way into a defensive line rotation thanks to his non-stop motor. Grade: B Tampa addressed its two most pressing needs by drafting a pair of defensive tackles to improve their 32nd-ranked run defense and a pair of wide receivers to give Josh Freeman some options on the outside. McCoy and Price should have more immediate impact than Benn and Williams, but all four players could end up being top 50 values in this draft. Defensively, the Bucs drafted players that fit their system and could develop into starters in a few seasons. This was a very solid draft for Tampa in terms of filling positions of needs with upside players. The development of Freeman and this year's rookie crop will determine whether the Bucs can return to contention in the NFC South.


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After showering and having a nap I ambled into town at lunchtime. I needed some food and mum had sent me out with money and a list, she had told me that if I bought all the food on the list, I'd have the rest of the money for myself to eat out. Of course I wanted to eat out with Violet, but I knew that was off the agenda until her Grandparents cooled down. I decided to have lunch first before shopping, so I wouldn't have to carry around all the bags, I walked through the centre of town looking across at all the restaurants and cafés. I found a small café opposite a big restaurant and decided to sit down outside,
"What would you like sir?" asked a pretty waitress, she was young and had fresh skin,
"What do you have?" I asked glazing over the menu, "No, actually, what would you recommend?" she blushed,
"I quite like the sandwiches; the BLTs are nice,"
"Get me a Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato then, oh and a lemonade." I smiled. She nodded and hurried off, I leaned back and looked over at the packed restaurant opposite, it was notorious for bringing in the rich people from the neighbourhood. If I hadn't met Violet's Grandparents under the unfortunate circumstances at her house, I'd most probably have found them in here. I looked across the street at the tables near the window; it was where Jade and I used to sit. I swallowed. It was where we'd sat the night she'd disappeared, I hadn't been back since. I saw a beautiful girl in the window with a date, the girl had long blonde hair like Violet, I sat up, she looked practically identical. I stood up just as the girl brought my sandwich and drink, I knocked her, the sandwich and drink went everywhere, covering me and the girl and a few other people.
"I've got to go! I'm so sorry," I said knocking over my chair in the hurry, the girl stood there in shock covered in lemonade. "Sorry everyone!" I called and sprinted away from the window, I couldn't let Violet see that I saw her. I ran to the beach and sat down panting, she'd moved on, already. Once I'd got my breath back I began to feel the pain in my chest, the feeling of betrayal, and this felt worse than with Jade because Jade had told me in person. Violet had been lying to me. They obviously had known each other for a while, she had been leaning right into him and they were having an intimate conversation, obviously he was rich and a favourite of the Grandparents. I got up and kicked over a sandcastle in anger and sadness. The child ran off crying, the worst part was I didn't feel any better, I went back to my car and drove. I didn't know where to, I drove aimlessly for a few minutes, a very therapeutic drive, suddenly I found myself in Jade's neighbourhood. I allowed myself to drive past her house, I turned round and drove back. Knowing that I would knock on her door I thought I may as well do it before I ran out of gas. I got out the car and walked up to the door, I knocked loudly, there were footsteps and the door opened. A huge guy stood in the doorway, he had scruffy brown hair and a handsome face, he was only wearing swimming shorts and I couldn't help but notice his muscle.
"Hello?" he said,
"Hi, I'm Zack," I held out my hand, he shook it looking at me strangely,
"Zack? I recognise that name,"
"Oh, I went out with Jade for four years, prior to you that is," I smiled,
"Four years?" he asked in dismay, hadn't Jade mentioned that?
"Jakey, who is it?!" Jade yelled from the pool,
"Zack, your ex!" I narrowed my eyes and followed after Jake who beckoned me in, I shut the door behind me and suddenly regretted coming to see Jade. I followed him through the house and out the back into the garden; Jade was sunbathing in a bikini by the pool,
"Hey," I smiled; she sat up and took off her sunglasses,
"Zack! You look different, everything alright?" she asked,
"I'm fine," I forced a smile, "And how about you? How have you been?" Jake took a seat next to Jade in the deckchair leaving me to stand up alone, I felt stupid,
"Really good actually," she beamed a beautiful smile, "Jake's been wonderful, oh how rude of me!" she gasped, "Let's do this formally, Jake this is Zack, Zack this is Jake," we shook hands again. I'd prefer to have punched him, but I didn't. "Why are you here?" she asked putting down her book and sitting up properly,
"I was just passing through, had a dentist appointment thought I'd drop in, see how everything is," I smiled trying to pass off the lie, my dentist was just two minutes away from Jade's house.
"You only went to the dentist a few weeks ago, why did you go back?" She asked, I breathed deeply,
"Err… A filling,"
"I bet you're mouth is numb," she grinned,
"You bet," I said rubbing my lip,
"Can I see?" she asked,
"I want to see how obvious it is,"
"Well it sort of hurts to open my jaw, they drilled real deep," I lied again, digging an even deeper hole for myself,
"But you always took so much pride over your teeth Zack, it's a shame you had to have a filling, your teeth were always much more perfect than mine," she flashed another grin of pearly teeth suitable for a toothpaste advert,
"Yeah, right," I scoffed,
"You have perfect teeth Jade," Jake said smiling, leaning in and making out with her right in front of me. I looked away,
"I better get going," I said,
"So soon?" Jade asked pulling away,
"Yeah, I need to pick up my girlfriend," I said,
"You…have a girlfriend?" Jade asked,
"Violet, she's real nice," I smiled,
"We should double," she suggested,
"Yeah, I'll mention that to her," I said, "I'll make my own way out." I turned and hurried back; once I got back in my car I sighed in relief and started up the car. I was never seeing Jade again, ever.


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This paper examines three different explanations of the global financial imbalances. It begins with the neoliberal globalization hypothesis that explains the imbalances as the product of the model of globalization implemented over the past thirty years. It then examines the saving glut and reserve currency hypotheses. The paper concludes by arguing that both the saving glut and reserve currency hypotheses are inconsistent with the empirical record and both provide a misleading guide for policy.
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Despite the strong bearish trend, the price consolidated in a narrow sideways range on Friday, holding above the 1.6560 support. At the same time, the 1.6590 resistance limited the upside (lower border of the hourly Ichimoku). On Monday the pair gapped down, forming a new low at 1.6530.
Ichimoku. The bearish trend remains strong. Inability to break above the lower H1 Cloud border confirmes the weakness of the bulls. We expect the pair to extend the decline in the near term.
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Johnson Controls Inc. joined the conservation group Wisconsin Environment and the state Office of Energy Independence in calling on the U.S. Senate to support stronger energy efficiency measures in a federal climate and energy bill.
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The report runs counter to other findings, including the Congressional Budget Office, that said the cap-and-trade bill would increase energy costs for consumers. But those studies failed to do an extensive analysis of the energy efficiency measures that were included in the cap-and-trade bill, said Clay Nesler of Johnson Controls.
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* Lovely Condition Throughout
* Good Access To A90 Dual Carriageway
* An Extremely Spacious Family Home
An exceptionally spacious detached stone built house with flexible accommodation over 2 levels which comprises: 5 double bedrooms(2 en-suites), lounge with stove, dining room, conservatory, kitchen, bathroom and cloakroom WC. Externally there are gardens, garage and a driveway. There is oil central heating and double glazing. Good access to the A90 dual carriageway. Dimensions: lounge 7 x 3.75 Bedrooms 4.9 x 3.5, 3.7 x 3.5, 4.81 x 4.25, 4.12 x 3, 2.73 x 2.2 Dining Room 4.9 x 3.52 Kitchen 5.24 x 3.41, Conservatory 4.4 x 3.4 EPC=F
Fettercairn is a charming village located in the North-East of Scotland approximately 4 miles from the A90 dual carriageway. Local amenities include a primary school, hotel, shops and social activities located nearby include the renowned golf course at Edzell (approx 4 miles), walking, shooting and fishing.Our View
An exceptional, spacious and traditional family home. Incredible Value For Money!IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS:
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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - April 25, 1938, Abilene, Texas ®f)c Allene Reporter ~Jirti)£"WITHOUT, OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES, WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT VOL LVII. NO. 337 Associated Press (AP) ABILENE, TEXAS. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1938-TEN PAGES. United Press (UP) PRICE 5 CENTS QUEENLY IF NOT A QUEEN MARGARET FIFE, SWEETWATER When West Texas chamber of commerce delegates ballot this evening at Wichita Falls for the Queen of West Texas, to reign during the coming year, a prominent candidate will be Margaret Fife, above, who is Miss Sweetwater. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Fife. She was crowned Miss Sweetwater at the last annual water carnival in that city, and is in her year's reign in that role. New Municipality Bankruptcy Act Upheld By Supreme Court By RUSSELL TURNER « United Press Staff 'Con cap:ndeut WASHINGTON, April 25._(UP)-The supreme court today affirmed the constitutionality of the new municipal bankruptcy act, passed by congress to replace a bankruptcy statute invalidated by the court in 1936. The decision, read by Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, was by a 6-to-2 vote, with Justices James F. McReynolds and Pierce Butler dissenting. Jus-'-—— Abilene Girls State Champs Chorus, Directed By Ouida Clemons, Takes Blue Ribbon European Stew Nears Boiling Point Today Demands Of Nazi Czech Minority Darken Picture By The Associated Press A warning to French workers to knuckle down and increase production to avert totalitarian dictatorship, a defense and trade accord between Britain and Ireland and revolutionary demands from two quarters against Czechoslovakia today became new ingredients in the European stew. Czechoslovakia's powerful Germanic minority demanded autonomy while a land-hungry league of Hungarians called for return of upper Hungary, lost to Czechoslovakia in the World war settlement. France's ''strong man" premier, Edouard Daladier, warned workers 1 given to frequent strikes they must expect totalitarianism which would force them to work unless they stepped up production willingly. Daladier announced cabinet approval of a plan for economic and financial rehabilitation to be put into effect by decree next week. He promised continued freedom of foreign exchange and adherence to the monetary accord with Britain and the United States. The Anglo-Irish agreement skipped over the Irish desire to absorb Northern Ireland but provided for reciprocity in trade and strengthened Britain's defenses. Reports from the world's wars told of a Spanish insurgent air attack on Valencia in which 30 persons were killed and of a change in the Japanese North China command. Coincidentally with a report that General Count Juichi Terauchi had been recalled to Japan, succeeded by Lieut.-General Jim Ushlromiya, Japanese forces made fresh advances on the central Chinese front. To season this goulash of discord a powerful military and diplomatic pact between France and Britain seemed in the making, promising somewhat to allay British misgivings over weakness in preparations for aerial warfare. Political ministers of the Czechoslovak caHtoet, meeting today, were expected to discuss a Sunday address by Konrad HenUnen, "fuehrer" of 3,500,000 sudetan Germans, who FOR WORK AND PLAY- West Texas C. Of C. In Session REALLY, IT'S GREAT FUN- Cutest Kid Contest Begun BY MAURINE EASTUS ROE This might have been an inter- j view with Entry No. I in the "Cu-test Kid" contest Good afternoon, folks. I've just had my picture made. Really, it was great fun. The bright lights were all around, and 1; certainly was the center of atten-' Hon. There were some pretty flow-; ers in the studio too; but I'm a boy j and insisted on my rights No flow-! ers in my picture. My name? It's Howard Kunz, Jr. I live at 1182 Palm street with my mother and daddy- I'm 22 months old; Ii weigh 29 pounds; I walk all over the place. Why was I having my picture made? The Abilene Reporter-News and Thurman studio are having a contest to select the "cutest kid." My mother just dressed me up and took me right down town. I even happened to be entry No. I, getting to the studio just ahead of a little girl who was plenty cute herself. First Pictures Made I* HOWARD, KUNZ Photo by Thurman im? Don't get the idea that I think I'm cute. If I did, it would not be my place to admit it. SHOULD HEAR DAD But you should hear my dad. He just knows I'm the finest boy in the world; he's even put me up beside the girls too. That's what comes of being an only child. My mother thinks I'm a fine boy because I look so much like my daddy- That makes him awfully proud. What did I enjoy most about having my picture made? if you really want to know, it was that dog they had in the studio. He just barked and barked. I thought once I had found him inside that big camera, but he wouldn't come out. Maybe they have him locked up. I wanted to take him home with me to play, but about that time that little girl came In and I forgot to ask about the puppy. Yes, if Howard Kunz Jr.. wer1 a little older, that might have been the interview which he would give a reporter. Aa it is, he merely smiles in a winsome manner an.* See CUTE KIDS. Pg. 9, Col. I Resolutions Are Being Prepared Works Committee Declares Real Estate In Texas Bears Unfair Share Of State Costs By HOWARD C. MARSHALL WICHITA FALLS, April 25.—(AP)—The important works committee of the West Texas chamber of commerce declared today real estate in Texas was bearing an unfair share of gov-ernmental cost and the ad valorem tax on such property for state purposes should be abolished. A resolution to this effect was one of a number adopted for submission to directors of the convention which began its 20th annual convention amid a fanfare of blaring, marching bands and with thousands pouring into town for a big pro-gram of work and play. The first resolution approved by the committee said it was impossible to give relief to the taxpayers through a reduction of local public expenditures —- — FDR Would Tax All U. S. Salaries, Bond Incomes Simple Statute Is Suggested All Exemptions Would Be Ended By Legislation By ALLEN C. DIBBLE United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, April 25.—(UP) asked —President Roosevelt today congress to enact promptly a "short and simple statute" to subject all . . - -.....—, governmental salaries and all fu- . ca,"*d ^or ^government along ture governmental bond issues to nazi lines for his followers, most income taxation. tice Benjamin N. Cardozo, long absent from the court because of illness:, did not participate. Today's opinion did not overrule the 5-to-4 decision by which the court invalidated the old bank- | ruptcjr act. Instead, it held that the ! new statute had been carefully ! drawn to meet objections expressed by the court to the original statute. The court denied the plea of the New York rapid transit corporation and the Brooklyn and Queens Transit corporation that it recon- 1 sider Us recent decision approving constitutionality of New York j City's 3 per cent cross income tax on utilities. The court, in an unanimous decision delivered by Justice Stanley F Reed, last month ruled that the levy does not violate any constitutional provisions nor does it violate the contract between the transit companies and the city providing for the five-cent fare. The transit companies, in petitioning the high court for a rehearing, charged that "politics are at the bottom of this tax." Other court actions included: Affirmation of the action of lower courts in dismissing a request by the Tennessee Electric Power Co., for an injunction to halt a pro posed $4,000,000 public work grant and loan to the city of Chattanooga for construction of a municipal power system. Approval of a federal power commission request to speed argument in its fight to investigate the affairs of six Pennsylvania utilities firms. The court set argument of the case for April 28 instead of May 2, as asked by the utilities. Acceptance for argument of a ease concerning the now-repealed Bankhead cotton aet. The court limited argument to ap- See COURTS, Pg. 9, Col. 5 The Weather ABILENE and vicinity: Mostly cloudy, probably local shower* tonight and Tuts- 'VEST TEXAS: Cloudy to partly cloudy, probably local shower* in east portion tonight and Tuesday KAST TEXAS: Mostly cloudy, probably Abilene high school choral club. with the state championship blue ribbon of the state interscholastic league choral club contest, returned home yesterday from Denton where It participated In the contest ar North Texas State Teachers tacklng college. 1 weeks. The all-girl choral club directed by Quida Clemons won the Class A contest. It is the first time an Abilene entry has worn the first place color although the local singers have placed several times. In second and third place were Paschal and Arlington Heights high schools, both of Fort Worth. Accompanying the group were Mr. and Mrs. George Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beam, Mrs J. D. Keathley, Mrs. A. P. Cowan. Margaret Henderson, and Mrs. James Stowe. The girls spent Friday and Saturday night at the Worth'hotel in Fort Worth, Miss Clemons said. Those making the trip were Harriet Murray, Geraldine Shaw*, Mar- of whom live along the Czechoslo-vaxla-German border. Previously he had conferred in Berlin with Adolf Hitler's first lieu- wnv!^' Marshal Hermann Wilhelm Goering, and it was believed the German government stood behind his sweeping demands, one of which was: Revision of the (Czechoslovak) foreign policy whereby the state up to now has lined up in the ranks I of German's enemies.'' Tile Praha government saw more than a coincidence in a Sunday meeting of the Hungarian revision eague which by resolution "solemnly swears not to rest until tnis sacred aim (return of upper Hungary) has been fulfilled.' The Henlein nazis have formed 1 a loose federation with other minorities in Czechoslovakia to advance i their causes in the Praha parlia-i men1 Observers pointed out that the Hungarian and Polish as well as the German press had been at-Czechoslovakia in recent ANGLO-FRENCH PACT Impending birth of a strong Anglo- Ser EUROPE. Pg 9, Col. 5 The president's recommendation was one of a series in his recovery drive. Mr. Roosevelt advised congress that he believed the recent trend of supreme court decisions indi-i rated tax exemption of government , securities and salaries—both federal and state—could be ended by statute and without constitutional amendment. The statute proposed by Mr. Roosevelt would enable the federal government to tax income derived from federal, state and municipal ; bonds and offices; reciprocally, the i states would be authorized to tax income from federal bonds and offices as well as their own. The president declared that "men with great means" placed funds in tax-exempt securities and that "a fair and effective progressive income tax and a huge perpetual reserve of tax-exempt bonds cannot exist side by side." Under present conditions all state, municipal and federal bonds are exempt from both state and federal taxes. Federal salaries are See INCOME TAXES, Pg. 9; Col. 4 First Outbreak Of Nazi Anti-Jewish Violence Reported P R AGUE, Czechoslovakia, April 25—(UP)—The first major outbreak of nail anti-Jewish violence in Czechoslovakia was revealed today, simultaneously I with an emergency call by Premier M1L& Hodza for a cabinet meeting to consider demands of the country's German minority for recognition. Shortly after the cabinet meeting was called, the German minister conferred with Foreign Minister Kamil Krofta. The nazi outbreak occurred last night in the town of The-using, near Marienbad, where the town council resigned voluntarily and was joined by 300 Sudeten Germans In a torchlight parade through the streets. The demonstrators, first dispersed by gendarmes, who threatened to fire on them, subsequently reassembled and smashed windows of the Jewish temple and several Jewish shops. A truckload of gendarme reinforcements arrived there from Prague today and made several arrests. Dust Storm At Sea WASHINGTON, April 25— Ah _ E\er hear of a dust storm at sea? Well, the federal hydrographic office did. The steamer Telesfora de Lar-nnaga has Just reported she ran into one off the west coast of Africa. It lasted for six days. BATTLE IN OFFING— Beer Election Rain Brightens Crop Prospects Good Planting Season Also Is Assured W. Texas Rains In several West Texas counties yesterday brightened crop prospects and assured a good planting season. Downpour was heaviest in counties south of Abilene with small streams in the six-county area of Runnels, Coleman, Tom Green, Coke. Concho and Sterling going out of banks. Waters rose in the North, Middle I and Main Conchos and the Colorado rivers. The North Concho was out of its banks for a short time Sunday and water was waist deep in sections of Lake View, immediately north of San Angelo. Ranchers southeast of San Angelo reported the fall as four to six inches. Coleman had a hard rain amounting to 130 inches, while Winters reported an inch fall. Good rains also were reported at Ballinger, Bronte, Eden and Paint Rock. Abilene's rainfall for the weekend was .49 inch, with .17 yesterday. Precipitation since the first of the year was boosted to 8.31 inches. nearly three inches above the normal for the same period. To the east Clyde reported a half inch rain, assuring a fine grain crop. Albany had only .29 for the weekend. Fisher (county did not receive any additional moisture, it was reported in Roby today. Additional showers were predicted for Abilene and West Texas tonight. and the state had many sources of revenue to partially ease the burden on real property. Property representing only one-third of the wealth of the state is carrying practically 75 per cent of the taxes raised in the state for support of state and local governments," it said. Another closely related resolution meeting committee approval declared opposition to punitive taxes tending to stagnate oil and business development. Referring especially to efforts to increase taxes on crude oil, the resolution stated that from time to time proposals calculated unfairly to tax capital and business were offered and the result was to confiscate business for the benefit of government. Past proposals would have made impassible operation of 20,000 stripper wells in West Texas, it said-Still other resolutions declared for a soil and water conservation contest, apportionment of public school funds on an attendance basis, establishment of the Big Bend park, a campaign to interest capital in West Texas, creation of a government agricultural research laboratory to be located at Texas Technological college in Lubbock and amendment of state laws to place venue of land vacancy suits in counties where the land is situated and give the possessor prior right of purchase. VACANCY HUNTERS Most discussion centered on the resolution pertaining to activities of vacancy hunters, a vacancy being a strip between faulty surveys. Where it originally disposed of the land, the state claims title to vacancies, and an enormous amount of litigation has developed in efforts to establish titles. Speakers said vacancy seekers "again" were attempting to "ex ploit" land owners and condition was threatened. J. S. Bedwell, oil operator and ranch owner, of Wichita Falls, said a "regular racket" was operating and advocated strong language in the resolution to specify the operations headed up in Austin. Others counselled a general declaration. "If you want to hit something. See WTCC. Pg. 9. Col. 7 British Economist Lauds U. S. Spending See CHORAL CLUB. Pg. 9, Col. 5 NEARING MILLION TORONTO, April 25.—(Canadian Press).—John Wycliffe Lowes Forester, 85. dean of Canadian portrait painters, died today of injuries suffered when knocked down by automobile Thursday night. Ordered May 14 an Sunday Shutdowns Of Texas Oil Fields Ordered Continued JEMPERATURKS Mon. a.m. AUSTIN. April 25.—(UP)—The Texas railroad commission today ordered continuation of Sunday shut-downs in Texas oil fields through May and set net daily allowable production for May at 1,-307.914 barrels. Of this it is estimated that 1,218.935 barrels daily will enter domestic market. Sunday closing of the Texas oil fields has been in effect since Jan. 23. The new order continues it for five more Sundays. Rodessa field is excepted from the Sunday closing order becaue it is a tri-state field and drainage from the Texas portion of the field might result if it were included. The allowable production on operating days totals 1,543,268 barrels a day. Tile Sunday closings will prevent production of an estimated 7,295.865 barrels or the equivalent of a daily reduction of 235,-354 barrels which gives the announced production totals. East Texas production, figured on 31 days, is set at 504,835 barrels a day compared with a scheduled 501,M2 for April. Some adjustments in schedules are made for West Texas fields due to decreased demand for oil gathered In those fields. Commission Chairman C. V. Terrell said. Since the April production schedule was issued, he said, 700 wells have been added in the state. The estimated net daily allowable production of 1.307.914 Taylor County Commissioners Order Vote After Petitions Are Presented nn".^aVV0tlrS u°f Tayl0r county wil1 onc® "ore Ko to the tv ho?i h'i T i * °r n0t the 8ale of b<tr within th« county shall be legalized. The election date was set late this morning by the commissioners court after 32 petitions bearing 899 signatures> requesting the election had been presented by John Reed for E. B. Miller, Bill Brown and Kit Carson. mn J f gjj111011*. •xc*ed«d by more than 30 names the mini-mum of 861 required by law to make an election call mandatory. Brown stated that three more petitions were out, but had not yet been turned in. The legal requirement is that petitions earing signatures of qualified voters numbering ten percent of the number of votes cast in the county for governor in the preceding general election must '--- I prs court Saturday morning. The double elections will be held j in all precincts presenting proper petitions. The requirement is the same as for the county election, that is, IO percent of the number 01 votes cast in the precinct for governor in the last general election. The figures are available in See BEER VOTE, Pf. 9, Col 7 LONDON, April 25—(UP)-Pres-j ident Roosevelt's "spending-lend-| ing recovery program will save I the world temporarily from "almost I complete economic collapse," Sir George Paish, Britain's wartime economic adviser, said today. Paish. who foresaw the 1929 eco-: nomic collapse more than IO years before it started, and predicted bank failures In the United States a year before they occurred, said ■ two weeks ago he 'world breakdown that until feared a spring Announcement of Mr. Roosevelt's plans for renewed spending and release of "frozen" gold postponed the breakdown a year, he said. One of the main causes of the United States depression and subsequent recession was "cessation of Roosevelt's expenditures,*' he asserted. 500 Athenians To Attend Meet Motorcade Will Leave At 6:15 Tuesday Morning A motorcade of lo buses and about 40 private automobiles is to gather at Hardin-Simmons university at 6:13 tomorrow morning to leave foi Wichita Falls in emphasis of Abilene's bid for the 1939 convention ol the West Texas chamber of commerce. About 500 advance registrations for tomorrow s session of till convention had been reported to £ H Moore, general chairman of the attendance committee, this morning. In parade formation and decked out in banners and "howdy neighbor" slogans, the motorcade will leave the university campus at 6:30, Albany, Throckmorton, Olney, and Archer City will be given full benefit of the fanfare as tfie group rrake* it* tr^p to Wichita Falls, General meeting place for paradq unit formation has beer, designated at the state hospital south of Wichita. From this point, the motorcade, headed by state and Wichita Falls patrolmen will continue to the fed-j era] building where the parade will open. The line of march will be led by Emmagene Hale as Miss Abilene", accompanied by E. H. Moore, then will follow the Abilene high school band, McMurry drum corps, Abilene Christian college band, Hardin-Simmons Cowboy band and th® Hardin-Simmons Cowgirls. After the parade the group will Join the convention program celebrations to take part in the pro- a serious f™™ and sPrfad Abilene's lnvtta- At 3 o'clock, the entire group will be in the Memorial auditorium af the general session of the convention to hear Mayor Fiorello H La-Guarlda of New York City make one of the feature addresses of the meet. The band contest for the selection of the official West Texas j chamber of commerce band will claim attention at 5 o'clock, and al 7:30 Miss Hale will take part in the Oil Festival, at which time "Mise West Texas" wUl be presented The day of activity will close * series of dances beginning at 9 o'clock. The Abilene delegation will return Tuesday night. Abilene chamber of commerce committeemen who have been pushing the drive to secure the largest delegation of any city at the convention seemed well pleased with the results of their efforts today They expressed hope of winning both the 1939 convention and th* prize for largest delegation to register at the convention. River On Rampage VICTORIA. April 25—(/IV- Th® Guadalupe river was near flood stage in this area today from five inches of rain in 18 hours. The Cuero highway in the vicinity of Spring creek was impassable and highway traffic at other points was threatened. Crop damage was expected to be light except in lowland areas. had this ATTACKED BY PERVERT- be presented to the commissioners court. In the last fen- way," said Judge Lee R York, "it will save the county quite a bit of eral election, 8,652 votes were ?]oney in case the flection carries cast in Taylor county. The chief question of the election brought before the commissioners this morning was whether or not precinct option elections should be held at the same time as the general county election. Under this plan, the voters of the barrels compares with a federal bu- , reau of mines estimate that there , °n tW0 dUf** will be market for demand for I - llSJi,. ♦ . °nf . WOuW ** 322 500 barrels ' or n°t sale of beer should Z™ barrpls- be legalized in the county, the Tile new K, M. A. field is allow- j second would be whether or not tile ed an increased production from sale should be legalized within the 9.789 barrels a day to 16,223 bar- | precinct, provided rile county-wide rels. The Panhandle district is in- favored legalization, creased 555 barrels to 75,544; North I Members of the court considered Texas increased 2,527 barrels to 58,- thf double election plan preferable. 324; West Central Texas is upped ^ut refused to call such an elec- ^ __ Bon on their own motion. OIL ORDER, Pf. 9, UL I I "lf the voter* want it (taos thst Howevr. I don't feel free to call it that way by motion of the court. Some people might get the idea that it was some kind of strategy, and we want to stay absolutely neutral on this question." "However, we would be glad to . 4 . . . . .. ,* (sought to violate his tiny body, am further petitions for j died at the armv base hospital here precinct elections on the question today. tv-) be held at the same time as the i The child, son cf Timothy Sul-county election ' livan, a retired army sergeant, died Four Year Old San Antonio Boy Dies OI Skull Fracture; Sex Maniac Confesses Brutal Attack SAN ANTONIO. April 25-(UP)-Four-yeat-old William Sullivan, his skull smashed by a wine bottle in i the hands of a degenerate who j In response to this idea, Saturday morning at IO o'clock was set set by the court as final time for presentation of precinct petitions. Persons wanting the precinct election to be held at the same time as the county election are urged to get their petitions started circulating and have them ready to turn IR IR Ult flOURlX MBU&lMtafe of a fractured skull and possibly exposure, suffered as rte lay unconscious in a clump of mesquite brush against him in Justice of Peace Raymond Gerhardt's court shortly after the child died. That Tuttle's admitted plan to make an unnatural sexual attack on the child failed was attested to by physicians who treated William in an attempt to save his life. Their examination diaclosed that his body had not been violated. CONFESSION MADE Tuttle confessed, according to a* the edge of the city from 8 pm. police, when Oretha Dunn, a neigh-Saturday until 6 20 a. rn. Sunday, bor girl who had been aiding in Police already held the boy s at- the search for William, stumbled lacker. 24-year-old Cicero Tuttle, across his lifeless figure in the mes-former mental patient at Ute state quite thicket yesterday morning, school for the feeble-minded at He said that he had given the Austin. A murder charge «•» flied ichild a nickel to buy candy, then had led him into the thicket where} he attacked him. Enraged when his efforts failed, he struck William with the wine bottle, from which only a few moments before he had drunk the contents. "That old wine made me do it— that old wine," he whimpered to officers. When police arrested Tuttle Saturday night his clothes were blood-clotted and the sleeve of his shirt was torn, revealing a deep scratch believed to have been cuased by his struggle with the child in the brush. They arrested him at the horn® See ATTACK, ti, 9, Cd. $ ;
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