The sun
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Itself In his letter to the vicar. It said
"Good-by. You will find within the
two bankbooks." Among tho sexton's
Wooden Cannon
A"
ono familiar with modern
eapons of war and tho high
explosives used In them would
naturally suppose a wooden cannon of
little or no use.
Wooden ennnons have been used
with considerable success in Cuba,
Hayti and tho Dominican Ilcpubllc.
"The wood used Is very tough, having
a twisted grain that curls about the
log In such way that to split the tim
ber "with tho ordinary means Is almost
Impossible.
The best trees oro selected and n
piece of tho log live or six feet In
length and about one foot In diameter
Is cut. After tho bark has been re
moved nnd the log made perfectly
round, It Is swung up on a crude truss
and a hole Is burned Into It from ono
end. The log Is wound with fresh raw
hide, vWilch shrinks and hardeiip
When tho cannon Is covered another
layer Is wound on after certain treat
ment, nnd this Is continued until the
welpon has Increased several Inches
ln diameter.
Then tho weapon Is treated to a hot
blast, which tends further to contract
duties had been the earn of the vies"
bankbooks.
"I never heard Sexton Waltor utter
a despondent word until last week,"
said the vicar. "Then ho said that th
monotony nnd loneliness of the lif
wero getting on his nerves, and that f
ho regretted he was too old to find
other occupation."
A shadow falls upon the deputy's
face when he refers briefly to tltst
tragedy of St Paul's belfry. Thero is
a new sexton now, a young man; tout
the deputy says that he. Faithful Paul,
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The sun. (1919). New York [N.Y.], 1919-02-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030431/1919-02-23/ed-1/?sp=69
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The sun, 1919-02-23.
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