Escaped Deer Returns After Two Months.
San Francisco.— You would hardly believe that a live axis "deer" could be lost for a couple of months in San Francisco and live to come back home and tell about it," said Sergeant McGee of the park police, "but that is what happened to our pet. Ba ho, that escaped two months ago."
"After the first week he was missing we never expected to see him again. It was only natural to think that some sportsman with a taste for deer meat had run across him and turned him into venison. But one afternoon recently Ba ho came scampering through the thickets and meadows, then up the drive, and straight to his old paddock.
"Without hatting an eyelash, he cleared the seven-foot fence and was back home again. Then we saw how he had escaped. Ba ho is surely some jumper.
"What puzzles us all is how he managed to live so comfortably while away without anybody noticing him. He is in the pink of condition. That much is certain."
Conference on Rehabilitation Shows Steps Taken by United States.
CANADA TAKES LIKE ACTION Other Allied Countries Leave Rehabilitation to Private Enterprise—Prosper Explains Scope of Retreat.  Rain in the Rainfall. 