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January 7, 1916
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MODERN ADAM AND EVE RETURN TO
PRIMITIVE LIFE
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Estcs have just concluded two
months in the Maine woods, living like our wild ancestors.
Hero they are shown writing n message on birch bark.
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AT THE DOOR OF THEIR LEAN-TO, WHICH SERVED AS HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Estes proved that two persons can lose themselves in a forest, lay asido their
modern clothing, as well as all tools and implements, and yet live in comparative comfort.
They dressed in deerskin and obtained food by trapping and fishing. Mrs. Estes gained in
weight.
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STABLES HIS 4D IN HIS FRONT YARD 'fe3 1 i, ' ' "iSSScltuiS' " ' "
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entire front fence every time wangle .take r out. He intends to ligfr. 8 ki. J " This unusual view was ta by SnSanhlto tang ascension at the f
duhu a gate wnen no nas time. mMM&W"- JT X r - Dardanelles. The British use specially equipped ships from which balloons are
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ALLIED FLEET AT SALONICA IS BUFFETED BY STORM WHICH WRECKS OCEAN FRONT
k upt o.'er the Greek port wrecked many small boats and at one time threatened serious damage to the
v, and transports. Both Great Britain and France have assembled heavy battkships here which will bombard
any invading Germans gver the heads of the city's populate. ,
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