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Katalikas., 1910-09-22
KOva SUI Vatikanu.

Ispanijos parlamento zeme'
sniojo buto pirmininkas, gra.
fas Romanones, nesenai laik.
rastijos atstovui issireiskes,
kad ministeriq premiere Ca.
nalejas politika kaskartas
gaunanti Wis didesni skaitliq
salininkq ir tai is eiliq 10 pa
ties priesininkq, kadangi per-
sitikrina, kad premierpi rupi
ne kas kitas, tiktai krasto
gerbuvls.
Grafas isreiskes nuomone,
kad Ispanija atsiliuosuosianti
is "fanatiskojo klerikalizmo"
kuris per ilgus amzius spau.
dzias tauta. Kova, kuria val
dzia vedanti, n6ra nukreipta
prizes katalikyste, bet prizes
.klerikalizma, kuris neleidzias
Ispanijai vystyties If maisosi
politikoje.
Atidarius parlamenta, pre-.
mieras ineses tolimesni pro,
grama tikybiniG instaigq re.
formoms, 0 istatymq projek.
tas, kas link uzdraudimo stei.
gti kraste naujus zokonus,
prizes ka Vatikanas labiausiai
protestuojas, pereisias visoi
savo cielyheje.
Katalikas., 1910-09-22
Nicaragua prezidentas.

Dabartinis provizoriskaa
Nicaraguos prezidentas, gene
rolas Estrada, praneses savo
krasto atstovui Washingtone,
jog labai butq geru daiktu a
tideti nors apskritiems metams
Nicaraguos prezidento rinki-
mai, kol partijq isikarsciavi.
mai neatausia ir kol neinvyk.
sianti kraste ramyb6.
Generolas Estrada lygia da'
limi proponuoja uztraukti pa.
skola Jungtinese Americas
Valstybese, kuri tai paskols
butq apdrausta muitq paja.
Katalikas., 1910-09-22
Photos by American Press Association.

ralaivis Zeppelin VI. Is Ba-
den Baden apie tai pranesama
sekancios smulkmenos:
Oralaivis ]eidosi savo pa.
praston kelion6n is Baden
Heilbron; bet apleidus miesta
pasirod6, kad vienas motorq
sugedes, taigi oralaivis atga]
sugrizo j Baden. Kuomet jis
pastatyta pastog6n ir darbi-
ninkai 6me valytl motorus,
staiga is nezinomos priezasties
uzpakalinej gondolej plyso
benzinas. Nuo plysimo uzsi.
dege gazas ir visas oralaivis
atsirado liepsnose. Viskas su.
uege' IL oralalVls II pastoge'
3 darbininkai skaudziai suzei.
sta. Oralaivio likes Tx aliu.
mino skieletas.
Zeppelin VI pasisekusiai
atlikes "a keliones II pergabe-
nes daugiau 300 keliauninkq,
kuriq tarpe buta ir ameriko,
nq. Jis buves greiciausias uz
-visus kitua Zeppelino oralai-
vius. Tai penktasis oralaivis
taip zuves.
Nesiseka Zeppelinui.
Katalikas., 1910-09-22
Kaizeris ViennOi.

Austrijos vokieciq diploma
tq rateliuose pradeta labai
karstai ruosties iskilmingai
priimti ir pavaisinti Vokieti-
jos kaizeri Viliq Austrijos So
staineje. Pagal paskiausiqjq
ziniq, kaizeris Viennon atkak-
sias 20 d. sio menesio. Abudu
valdovu su itiksia ant gelezin-
kelio stoties Penzinge. Woke
tijos kaizerls paviesesias Scho-
erburno pilyj dvi dieni.
Tasai apsilankymas yra as,
meniskas velijimq sudejimas
senyvam Austrijos valdovui,
kuris rugsejo 18 diena prade-
10 81 metus amziaus.
Kol kaizeris Vilius pribu.
sias j Vienna, pakeliuj dvi
dieni uztruksias Vengrijoj,
pilyj Bellye, kur dabar buna
kunig. Friderikas, iskakes
medziotq.
Katalikas., 1910-09-22
Rumej

rikuoja generolas Plcquart,
buves karo minister's, antraja
- generolas Mennier.
Teoretiskai, uzpuolancioji
armija jau ant kranto islipus
If slenkanti i Rouen, isilgai
up6s Sekvana. Lakstytuval
abiejose armijose skaitlihgai
vartojama, bet tik depesq ve'
ziojimui ir istyrimui savo
priesq padeiimo.
Zingeidqs manebrai su lax,
stytuvais.
Katalikas., 1910-09-22
Is Viso Pasaulio.

Ispanijoje siemet atidarius
Kortezq pos6dzius, teisdarys
tes minister's inesias projekta
panaikinti mirties bausme vi.
same kraste.
Ant salq Philipinq poruc-
ninkas Whitmore su septy.
niais tenaitiniais kareiviais
nuskendo, persikeldamas per
upe Agno Grande.
Pietinej Italijoj cholera, ga
lima sakyt, jau uzgniauzta,
nes labai jau retail kur vienas,
kur kitas asmuo suserga. XII
tose krasto dalyse cholera vi
sal neapsireiskus.
Ispanijos valdzia leidzius
savo krasto katalikams pa.
rengti demonstracijas spaliq
2 d. s. m. Tos demonstracijos
busia atkreiptos prizes besipla'
tinanti ten bediev:skuma.
Katalikas., 1910-09-22
momis ir pataria is Nicarag1

momis ir pataria is Nicaragu'
os prasa]inti amerikoniska ko
misija, uzsilmancia tyrineji.
mais reikalo, kas link poros
amerikonq susaudymo, ku.
riuodu dariusiu suokalbius
prizes tenaitine valdzia.
Generolas Estrada sako.
kad l,altybe ir atsakomyb6 uz
jq nuzudyma bus lengva isai.
skinti ir be tos amerikoniskos
komisijos.
Tae mqsq diplomatams la.
bal nepatinka.
Katalikas., 1910-09-22
Vel 0ralaivis plySO.

Grafui Zeppelinui su jo ora.
laiviais nekaip sekasi. Patai-
SO, issilesuoja, ina akrsjoti,
kad stai atsitinka nelaim6 su
oralaiviu ir visas darbas zq-
va. Oralaiviams daugiausiai
kenkia vetros If plysimai.
Antai nuo plysimo zuvo 0.
Katalikas., 1910-09-22
Francijos kariuomenes
manebrai.


Pereitoj savaitej slauriniuo.
Sc Francijos pakrasciuose pra.
sideje armijos manebrai. Tai.
sykliska manebrq idea yra:
atremti prieso uzpuolima, ku.
ris pereina per Anglijos per.
kasa If rengiasi islipti ant
Francijos kranto.
Manebruose ina dalyvuma
10000 kariuomen6s, padalin.
tos j dvi pusi: uzpuolanciqj
|ir apsiginanciqjq. Pirmutins
Katalikas., 1910-09-22
Rusija.
SuOmijOs reikalai.

Caro- isakymu vel susauktas
Suomijos seimas ir pereitoj
savaitej prad6jo savo pose.
dzlus. Seimo pirmininku ap.
rinkta isnaujo atstovas Sven.
hufsvit. Sis zmogelis caro- ru.
muose laikomas uz persona
non grata'', ty. uz neistikima
ir nemylima.
Prizes paleisiant paskutini
selma, Sis pasiunt6 caro- pro.
jekta atgal carui. Tame pro.
jekte buvo pasakyta, kad ca.
TO viespatyst6s autoritetas tu.
ris apimti ir Suomijos selma,
be to seimui nieko negalima
busia veikti be Rusijos Du.
mos zinios. Kuomet Suomijos
seimas su tue projektu nesutl-
ko ir j pasiunte atgal, Duma
ia projekta mielai pri6me ir
caras tai patvirtino.
Taigi dabar tarp Suomijos
seimo ir biurokratq santikiai
labai intenpti ir tikima, Sis
seimas bus trumpas ir ar ne
-paskutinis, kadangi caras ne
myli, jei kas jam ina priesin- :
ties.
Naujai isrinktas seimo pir-
minipkas savo kalba apreiske,
jog Suomija laukia sunkqs
laikai, bet j iskent6sianti ir
ia krizi ir neleisianti savo lai-
sve parduoti siaures barba.
rams.
Sis seimas susaukta sekan,
items reikalams: y isdirbti
smulkias taisykles apie Suo-
mijos atstovq rinkima Dumon
ir V. Tarybon, y pasakyti
savo zodi apie istatymq suma.
nyma apie Rusijos pilieciq su.
lyginima teis6se su suomiais
ir 81 pasakyti savo zodi apie
mokesti Rusijai uz paliuosa.
vims suomiq nuo kareiviavi.
mo.
Ka pasakys Suomijos sci.
mas, tue tarpu sunku spresti,
teciau galima viena Tx paste
beti, kad jau ne syki suomiq
laikrasciai rase, je 6 jie jokiuo
budu nei Dumon, nei V. Ia.
rybon savo atstovq nesiqsis.
Suomiai laikosi tos nuomon6s,
kad pagal pamatinius istaty.
mus Suomijos seimas yra ista.
tymdavystes, o ne patariamoji
lstaiga. seimas, jq nuomone,
ne tam yra, kad isreiksti savo
nuomone, bet kad daryti savo
nutarimus. kuriq patvirtini-
mas ar atmetimas pridera nuo
caro-. Is to tat galima spresti,
kad seimas jokiuo budu nesu.
tiks siqsti savo atstovus Du.
mon ir V. Tarybon.
Rusijos pilieciq teisese su
suomiais sulyginimo klausime
suomiai laikosi tos nuomones,
kad reikia duoti lygias teises
visiems, tik bijosi, kad po tos
lygybes v6luva neinsiskverbtq
Suomijon rusq valdininkai If
neuzimtq ten siltqjq vieteliq,
isstumdami is ten pacius suo.
mius. Suomiams, mat, gerai
zinoma, kad kai.kurie rusq
veikejai, dengdamiesi taja
%ygybe'', tik If tyko, Ead
kaip nors Suomijon insiskver.
Katalikas., 1910-09-22
Politiskos Zinios.


bus ir administrators vietas
rusams valdininkams uzgrie.
bus. Suomiai mato tai ir bio.
81 tosios ''lygyb6s''. Prizes Tx.
raja lygybe suomiai nieko ne.
turi.
Klausimas apie suomiq ka-
reiviavima CANA painus.
Suomiai is savo puses tikrina,
kad jie neikiek nesibijo ka-
reiviavimo, tik nori, kad ka-
reiviautq savo t6vyn6je, Suo-
mijoje, o ne kur nors gilioje
Rusijoje. Jie mato juk, kaip
kit Rusijos gyventojai, pa
vyzdin kad ir ietuviai, neski.
riami kareiviauti savo kraste,
bet grudami j giliaja Russia,
i Kaukaza ar Sipira, ojq t6.
vyn6n atsiunciama kareiviauti
IS Kazaniaus, Perm6s, Ufos ir
kitq gubernijq rusai ir toto.
rial. Tat ir bio suomiai, kad
nereik6tq jiems eiti karel.
viauti kazkur j Russia, jq
tevynen kad nebutq atsiqsta
is Rusijos kareiviai. Jei suo.
miams butq uztikrinta, kad
jie tik savo tevyneie karei-
viaus, jie mielu noru sutiktq
kareiviauti, nes daug geriau
butq jiems kareiviauti, negu
kasmet moketi Rusijos isdui
didele pinigq suma uz karei-
WAVING.
Tokia tai yra snomiq nuo-
none siuose klausimuose. ST
nuomon6 isreiskiama jq laik-
rasciuose. Bet ka pasakys sci
mas, koks bus jo nutarimas,
'netolimoje ateityje pamatysi.
me.
Oar reikia pastebei, kad,
kaip matyti, paskutiniu du
klausimu bus rudeni induota
ir Rusijos istatymdavyst6s
istaigoms apsvarstyti. Ir vel
tat kills Dumoje gincai delei
Suomijos, kurie taip truksmin.
gal buvo vedami pavasari.
Puriskeviciui, uzbaigusiam
pavasario posedzius sauksmu
"Finis Finlandiae" (GaIas
SuomijaiD, vel bus Quota pro.
ga drabstyti purvais Suomija.
lr vel mqsq istatymdavystes
lstaigos sugais begales laiko
tusciuose gincuose apie Suo-
mia, neatidedamieji reika.
lai, kuriais tur6tq kuogrei-
ciausiai pasirupinti, vel bus
atideti tolesniam laikui. O tq
neatidedamqjq reikalq Rusi-
joje begales, tiktai reikia pa.
sirupinti jais.
Juk matome aiskiai, kick
Rusijoje neteisybiq, kick be.
tvarkes, visa tat reik6tq ista.
tymq kellu sutvarkyti, kas
bloga pasalinti, bet jei ista-
tymdavyst6s istaigos uzsiims
rudeni Suomijos klausimais,
tai visas Sis darbas ilgam lai.
kui bus nustumtas tolyn.
Katalikas., 1910-09-22

Brukselio visasvietinei pa:
rodai nekaip sekasi. Nesen5
:parodos nekurie skyriai isde'|
ge, paskui kiles antras gaisras,
o.dabar telegramais pranesa.
ma, jog vienas parodai state.
mas bustas sugriuves ir du
darbininku uzmuses.
Katalikas., 1910-09-22

Graikijos sostain6j Atenuo-
Sc IA diena rugsejo karalius
atidares specijalisko buto po.
s6di. To buto atstovai isrinkta
perziureti Graikijos konstitu-
CHA, kuriai ko tai truksta.
Cholera is Rusijos jau il j
Prusus persik6lus. Andai Nal
borge numires vienas plytq
darbininkas. Paskui apsirgta
daugiau. Russia savo neran.
gumu ir apsileidimu uzkres
visa Europa.
Portugalijos mieste Aldeia
da Ponte valdzia uzdarius Je.
zuitq vienuolyna ir pacius Je-
zuitus istr6mus is Portugal.
jos. Be to jie perserg6ta, kad
jei bandysia atgal gristi, bu--
sia arestuoti.
Is miesto Kijevo zydai Wis
dar nuolatos istremiama. Dau.
gumas jq mieste slapstosi If
tokens nelaime, jei policija
nutveria. Taippat ir is prie.
miesciq varoma. Tas veikia-
ma Wis pagal naujos ''konsti.
tucijos".
Brukselio visasvietinei pa:
rodai nekaip sekasi. Nesens
:parodos nekurie skyriai isdes
ge, paskui kiles antras gaisras,
o.dabar telegramais pranesa.
ma, jog vienas parodai state.
mas bustas sugriuves ir du
darbininku uzmuses.
Jaunq egiptenq partijos ko-
mitetas andai Sveicarijos mics.
te Geneva turejes savo metin!
susirinkima. Pasiqsta Londo-
nan depesa, idant anglai tuo-
jaus apleistq Egipta. Daugu-
mas kritikavo pulkininka
Roosevelta uz jo pasakyta
kalba khartume.
Japonijos valdzia nuspren-
dzius tuojau prad6ti dirbdinti
du dideliu sarvuociu, penkis
skraiduolius ir du torpedq
naikintoju. Tie laval busis
dirbami Anglijos laivq dirb,
tuvese. Turesia but pabaigti
1915 m. ir atsieisia $4,000.
900. Tuo tarpu dabar Japoni-
joje keli LAVAL dirbama.
Sheffielde (AnglijoD atsi.
buves pramones unijos darbi-
ninkq atstovq kongresas. Dau.
guma balsq prlimta rezollucl'
ia sulieti vienon kruvon visas
unijas visos Anglijos:su viena
centraline kontrole. Kiekvie.
ma unija tur6t9 bet sava auto
nomija. Tas labai pageidauja-
ma del straikq.
"Tribuna" tvirtina, kad
"juodoji ranka" Italijoj iga.
vus tokia intekme, kad val
dzia buvus priversta gu tos or.
ganizacijos vadovais daryti pc.
retrakciias, kad apsaugoti ne
Katalikas., 1910-09-22

Is miesto Kijevo zydai Wis
dar nuolatos istremiama. Dau.
gumas jq mieste slapstosi If
tokens nelaime, jei policija
nutveria. Taippat ir is prie.
miesciq varoma. Tas veikia-
ma Wis pagal naujos "konsti.
tucijos''.
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light on the conditions OF their their
home environment.
But let us put aside these glarins
contrasts With their inevitable con-
fusion and try to see the Nun" and
Coed fused into the College Girl.
How has college affected her atti-
tude toward life? Most Of all it has
broadened her college makes a girl
far more impartial" said an eastern
girl ..She thinks OF more things. more
generalities, understands men and
girls, too, far better: has, In short
more poise." a California girl with
the radiant enthusiasm of youth.
called college "a huge telescope point
ed at the world"
Next in order, college makes life
fuller ii 'broadcns YOU morally" CT
used to be very narrow about people
I'll regular Puritan cOnfcSSes a
southcrner. Now can't seem to
blame any one for anything, because
no one can possibly understand anoth-
crs temptations"D
Further. college gives YOU more
sympathy" ana 20 standard By which
to judge mem" makes life more
serious ''humblcs YOU" 1T makes
You take more notice Of human nature
You see things YOU never saw in high
schooi--how small YOU are. for in
stance" college gives you presence
of mind" makes YOU more inn
personal more ndivdualistic."
makes YOU filter to help Your future
husband" ''untiiS you for u quiet lrc.'
Las. OF all. 1t makes YOU more do
nestle" slower in Judgment de
NeloreS YOUR sense Of humor."
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1t a resting pace for pilgrims. They
have built II stone chapel over the
well, and services are held there sew
cral hours every day.
some of the priests went with us
down the steps to the we'll 1t lies
right IN tho floor of the chapel. II Is
about three feet in diameter, built up
with stones which are laid in the
shape Of n cube being smoothly cut
Ono of the monks brought Il pan which
was tied to n rope in such q way thar
1t remained level. Upon this he placed
lighted candle and then slowly low
cred it down into the Well 1t descend
ed perhaps 60 feet before it came to the
water. The sill OF the well Is of mar
Bile. and shows the marks of the ropes
which for ages have been lowered into
it. The sill is some distance above the
floor and it may have been the or
ignal stone upon which Christ sat at
that weary hour Of noon.
Jacobs well has been known and
visited by pilgrims for many years. II
was probably once even with the sur
face of the earth. but the debris and
earth washinSs from the mountains
nearby have filled up the valley. and
1t is ROW considerably below the coun-
try about. Within the past year cx
cavations have been made in the gar
den and the remains OF a church which
was built over the well some fifteen
hundred years ago have been discov-
cred. found immense granite col
umns and also many pieces of the
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THE CHAPEL.

stone walls of the church. | persuad
ed the Greek priest who lowered the
pie pan with the candle upon it into
the well 10 come into the sun and be
photographed.
THE DISSATISFIED AMERICAN.
Wlic | WAS a; the VOL party Of
travellers. conducted by one of the
great tourist agencies arrived. They
We're Americans. doing the Holy Land
at so much per day. and they were
bound to get the worth OF their money.
One | shall never forget His gigantic
frame was such that shall call him
Goliath. When the party went down
to the well the services III the chapel
had just begun. and after pointing out
the hole in the floor the guide brought
them out. AS they came into the
churchyard heard Goliath remark:
Il amt satisfied"
About WHAT asked the guide
u amt satisfied about that well. How
do | know there's a well therc?''
.tYou saw it said the guide.
Nav, | SAN only n hole In the floor.
How do | know there's II We'll? How do
know it has water? ! tell YOU ] amt
satisfied. Here I've come 5000 miles to
see Jacobs well. and how can ] prove
that I've saw it,
In short the man SO protested that the
guide took him back, stopped the serv-
ice and had them let down the candle.
Further than that he brought up some
of the water which Goliath drank at Il
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superintendent OF reform schools ana
orphanaSes practically all agree that an
| increasing number of children is conf
| ing to them on account of desertion and
| divorce. Out OF 1876 children in "a re-
! form schools "twenty-nine and six
i tenthS per cent" says Charles A. ELL
| wood in The Survey, "c',mc from fa,nl-
| lies in which there had been divorce
| or dcsertion. Out Of the same number
| Of children thrty-hvc ana thrcc-onc-
| hundrcdtllS per cent came from families
in which either father or mother or both
were dead.
| The records of four juvenile courts
and of Is institutions for dependent
| children show almost as surprising re-
| suits "'Thc significant thing seems
| to be that dcscrtion and divorce are a
| large enough force in the community
! to bring pressure to bear upon orphan
asylumS to break even their rules ana
rccciv" children from families Erokcn
| Ey desertion and divorce as well as
| from families mutilatc dby death. 1t
| is surprising that the number Of chill
| dren who become socially malndjuStcd
| from dcsertion and divorce is almost
Us great MS the number who become
so from the death of one or both pa
! rents"
received notice ono day. Of a con-
consider the formation OF u womnn's
club IN Boston. 10 this meeting | be-
took myself. Tho pros)lm proposed
| was modest enough convenient
place OF meeting was desired. where /,
reasonable number of women might
| assemble from time to time for cOun-
sci. conference and companionship, u
place of sojouin also, where rest could
be taken, aud parcels sent, in view of
the much "hitnering and thitheriuS
incident to the lives of tho women OF
! Boston and Suburban towns.
or the proposed club, became mem
Der from the outset Its quarters were
Il pleasant set of rooms in old fremont
| place It's members We're not generally
much known to one another at start
Ing. but in time the club became z
center of useful and important spcia
culture Movements OF great public
utility had their beginnings in some OF
it's sittings. and dear Dir, Edward
ycrutt Hale once said that 1t WAS "tht
hest nursery the city afforded in whicl
| to start a new and needed reform
Indeed, II soon made itself recognized
as such And while in its early days II
was occasionally made the subject OF
unfavorabie question and remark, IN,
cellcncc of its work soon gave II &
cellencc OF its work 500 ngaNc II {;
| ,ostion above all mean and frivolous
usnirSiOn. 1t became a model for many
clubs which started later in one tow
or another, somewhat as star after
+, star unveils itself on u clear evening
| filing the heavens with warm, Soi,
radiance.-Juln Ward Howe, in Harp
| prS's EuXar.
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on woiI;tn,r !, ,,aS Mo,''eh rom LeOan-
.arahi n'N'' w. .a'ri"otea ana singing. IN
chin and cho.,s ' .,; on i'ps'
Cro,vsv ,,nd 49,. or .'i'ir ileads were
on tbs ha,, nn,, ny wore llotiiinE
In lnnc nn,,o,, ~, 1919, 49, pouIeS were clad
ron oni,, s,m ~, ei''otoidGred with
ana al -, ~. -, ~. Soou LOOKING
H'''" 'ie'""'urelN o'd.
IN OLD suECHr,NI
49,
am row living in my tents outside
TINS old town of shcchem my camp
incihS Mount Ebal and above me Ger
I'm IN" only hill Of the Samaritans
). Is very near the spot where the laws
OF Moses were read by Joshua to tile
assembled children Of Israel, the coun-
, ~ ,sa'E ulc SllaPe OF great amphi-
~ .r ~ Wi',rn the mus form the
,,,,,,,. n"s" mus are II Is said,
,,.,, .,,,i "''S'Hi- puutu' )" thaL one
49,, - ~ o''f s,''s'talh ana ne heard
~ 49, ~ o'lHf' ana Tor TINS reason the
We '''osth ior reading the laws.
INC town is one Of the Oldest in his
Tory i was founded long before Jeru-
saicri ana before Jacobs time, It is
Mlthlh about SIX miles of the city Of
ShiiialiH. Where Ahnb had his ivory
pdiaGc ana where 1lerod the Great
owned y royal mansion ana entertain
- So - - Suii' ms lords at ms birth
uaE party, While his step daughter Sill
ipnie came III and danced You remem-
nef IN" story. Her dancing, which
DOUBT not was that OF the nautch
Siri. SO delighted King liarod that no
'oid ilcr she should have whatever she
asked, even to the half Of his kingdom.
Slc lhcrcupon, as her mother suggest
cd, demanded the head Of John the
'ap'lst, VINO was lying III prison near
i ns' n,n ailis nioouS sitt was brought
:" vi a great Pihte OF charScr,
inc old town of Samaria has long
since fallen 10 ruin. Its site is n mound
with some broken pillars and other
debris lying near it and an olive orch
ara not Jar away IN which more of the
columns are still To be seen.
As to Shechem. or Nab,ous. 1t thriyes,
and is one of the livclicst towns in the
Holy Land, IT IS the chief commercial
center between Damascus and Jcr,,sa-
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KErol.isuING oLp FURNITURE.

mo one gets the ful measure OF Joy
out OF 'hnd' who does not set II up
in bare wurkroom in some sunny
aublc Of his house and there io'' him
SELF. coax it back to beauty" says
Edith STOW in tnc "WomanS Home
Companion" Tor November. Redress
ing old furniture is necessarily SLOW
work: but being done. as it is. step by
step. with period of time Intervening,
IL is admirably suited To one who now
and then snatchcs an hour for his
hobby Tho 10 processes given below
are Employed by an expert cabinet
maker.
Il. Having purchased u cabinet
makers steel scrapcr. wrap the biunt
end, which fits into the palm of The
hand. IN Il piece of soft cloth and
scr,pe carefully the surface to be re-
dressed following always the grain Of
the wood This comes from n steady
forward pressure upon the scrapcr; a
downward weight from the palm Is
liable to make wound IN the fiber.
For ones peace of mind II is well to
experiment frs, upon furniture that
is not valued too highly.
- With a piece of sand-paper,
medium coarse smooth down the
wood, drawing the paper straight
along the grain.
-, Shclac the surface, using II
painters brush ono and one-fourth to
one and onc-half inches wide, and ap-
plying 1t with the grain Of the wood.
ii takes about 20 minutes for 4 coat of
ahellac to harden.
Il. Sand paper again as IN process
., only this time use the finest grade
Of paper.
&c. Sand-papcr ms in step A.
- Apply n coating Of hard OIL
still working with the grain, This
should be dried IN II room with tho
temperature at so degrees ANA allow
cd to set for ut least eight hours.
rs, Rub down with bunch of
c,,rled hair This Is done With a cir
cular movement and without regard
to the grain Of wood.
20 Repeat the mrd-oll coating as
described In process T.
10. Rub down With a mixture of
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The Salt Lake Womnn's club, CO.
operating With the National Society fpr
Broader Education. presents shortly
Guy Carleton Lee. Ph.D,. Lid. in the
tripartite course of lectures ut the w.
Nj. c. a. club rooms. the first lecture
to be given on Wednesday,, Jan. II. and
the subject to be when the People
Wake The second lecture will be on
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock and
the subject "rhe Soul of Woman" The
third lecture will be given Thursday
evening ut S:l5. and the subject will be
"'rhc Wind Of Mnn."