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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-19
MULTI NJ Stu CA:

Cantitatea cerialelor nitrate
saptamina trecuta in Chicago a
fost de 10.715.0OO de bushels. A
lul trecut. in aceiaS saptamina,
intrarea fost dc 10.194,0OO de
bushels.
Spania dcschis o scoala de
aviatie llnga Madrid, in care acei
&c invatd cum sd cOnduca aero
planele sunt intretinuti de gu
vcrn.
s 'au inventat burghic inmate
I'll electricitatc. earl Sc intrebu-
nteaza la facerca operation in
,raniul Omului.
Puterile aiate. - afara de
Russia - au o avere nationala de
l95. .COO.0C0,C0O de dolari.
. =
Puterile ccntralc an un teritor
lie l.250.00O de mile patrate.
Tn reprezentant al statulul
New York prezentat un pro-
icct de lege prin care cere ca in
-atia soldatilor Americana sd sc
includa 81 oare care cantitate
lie 'bomboanc is Chewing gum
Ga 81; pareZc atacurilc conner
,iului german dupa razboi, in
Anglia S IA fOrmat o mare corpo-
ratie pentru fabricarea vopsele-
lor, avind uu capital de $1,000,
100000 de dOlari.
Proprictarii minclor de ear
!buni din Pennsylvania staruesc
sa Sc voteze dry. zicind ca
scOatcrca carbunilOr merge meet
din cauza ca mincrii foloscsc me-
reu alcool.
I'm ON cu vaza suggestlonat
primarului din New York idcia
"a ar ii bine ca marea CARA cen
trala din New York sa fie bote-
zata ell numele generalului Per-
shing.
Sa inyentat 0 masca prin ca
re Sc poate respira aer dintr 'un
rezervor. Ea este de mare folos
.mecanicilor 81 focariior de la
trenuri, atunci cind tree 'pc sub
,ite un tunel unde aerul este
stricat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-19
CON.V OCAR E.


Prin aceasta, preotimea or
todox& romSna din Statele Uni
te ale Americei de Nord, - es-
to convocata in conferinta preo-
tiasca pc ziua de Vineri, 80 Au-
gust st. n. q. G. in Cleveland, O.,
in sala hotelului Colonial"
Preotii sfintiti in America nu
pot participa, - conform ho-
tarfrei sinodului parochiilor din
8 Martie 1918.
De la oficiul protopopesc
loan PODEA,
adm. protopopesc.
(87-89)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-19
CrOniCa tlledicaIa
Gu SUBJECT DE MEDlCfNA
POPULAR4 81 HIGlENA. .
De Doctorul A. Lappner,
DETROIT, MICH.
Aceste artic0le DOR opare do 3
orr pc sdptdmsnd: Martha, Joio 81
Ssmbdt0.
CINE POATE SA CAPETE OF
TICA?

Multi traicsc fntre ofticoSi, Gu
toate acestea, nu toata lumea ca
pata oftica. Asia dovedeSte ca 0
parte din oameni capata 81 altii
NIL.
fntrc rasa alba 81 ncagra s'a
observat ca coloratii, numara mai
multi ofticosi ca albii.
Copii nascuti din parinti ofti-
cosi, ce drept nu mostenesc de
la eli boala, dar de obiceiu Sc nasc
slabi 81 o capata mai usor, ca al
til nascuti din parinti sanatoSi.
NJ numai alta: Oar copii mas
cuti din parinti, earl au fost
betivi, sau sifilitici, inca sunt
asa de slabi. ca capata mai usor
oftica.
Femeile capata mai usor oftica
pentru ca ele sunt de obicei1,
mai slabe ca barbatii.
Persoanele carl au avut boa
Ia care La slabit, de sigur CD
va capata mai uSor oftica. Asa
persoanele, carl sd recesc mai des
sau earl au avut cozeci, sau iboalc
de zahar, sunt mai slabite 81 nu
vOr fl destul dc resistente, ca
altele. carl IL 'au avut aceste boil.
Copii de 81 au 81 ei tuberculoza,
dar in majoritatea cazurilor, per.
soanele intre 20 81 80 de ami nu-
mara mai multi.
Ocupatia, poate sd ajute multi
la rasplndirca ofticei intre per
soane. Persoane, earl luceaza in
praf, de cxemplu in foundry, sau
mine de carbuni, praful va irita
plaminii dindu-i tusa san bron.
sta. Plaminul find intro condi
tie bolnava, de sigur. cind micro
bii Ofticei vor veni, va Fl mai IL
sOr atacat dind tuberculoza la
plamini.
Daca cineva capata o loviturd
la pept, care Sc transmite la pc
llta care captuseste plaminul. va
contribui sa ajute ca plaminul sd
capete mai usor boala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-19

fata cladirei federale. Din mul-I
timea adunata aci la ameazi, ci-..
teva fete au cumparat marci de
cite 5 dolari numai ca sd obtie
privileiul de saruta un soldat.
Otrava pusa in cafea. Gle
veland, Ohio. = All noapte, fata
Mary Calvin era la spitalul St.
Mark, in conditiuni grave, pc
cind politia cauta dupa 0 prie-
tena sa care Sc zice ca lar ii
pus otrava in cafea. |Se zice ca
intre fete intrase gelozia pentru
un tinar.
Arestarea unui Otter German
in Spania. - Paris. = Conform
unei stiri primita din Barcelona.
autoritatile spaniole all arestat
pc un Otter German, care era CO.
mandantul unui Submarin inter
nat in Cartagena. Stirea zice ca
ofiterul fost arestat pentru ca
lasase sd treaca ceasul in care ell
trebuia sd mearga in fiecare ri
81 sa-si reinoiasca cuvintul de o.
noare ca nu va Incerca sd fuga.
Crima misterioasa. = WOos-
ter, Ohio. Autoritatile de aici
Sc casnesc sa deslege misterul u
nci crime mai neobiciunite decit
tOate din cite au avut in fata
lor pima acuma. Intro balta de
linga Smithvillc s'a gasit cOrpul
unci femei desbracate, bagata
intr 'un sac legat la gura. Cor
pul era numai din brlu la vale,
adica jumatate, 81 facut bucatl
maruntc. Din constatarile facute
reese ca la taierea corpului flu
sese intrebuintat 81 un ferestreu.
Nu nici un semn prin care si
Use afle identitatea. Sc crede ca
,emeia "a fost omorita undeva de-
oarte 81 aruncata in apa, care a
adus-o aci. caci dintre fcmeilc
sau fctelc de prin lmprcjuriml
MI lipseste nici una.
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N|afuntiSuri.

Ziarcle gcrmane spun ca anne
ricanii lupta mai bine liz ofensk
va .decit in dcfensiva. Moi stim
ca America trimcs catancle, Ell
dinco.o tocmai pentru un razbol
de ofensiva 81 cind Stim asia 81
ce ne spun ziarele nenteSti, ne
felicitam 81 felicitam America.
Considcrind nacazurile de trans
port 81 de communicable din zilele
acestea, ar face un adevarat BIZ
ne omenimii, omul care ar inven-
Ia un fef dc ..wheelbarrow"
(roaba) electrical. care sa faca
81 dinsa serviciu de transport.
Cind o fata are o fata placuta,
nu are nevoie de apa multa pen
tru ca sd inoate.
Numim .,gentleman'' pc un ON
care site sd reduca Gu 20 percen-
te raspunsul la intrcbarea unel
femci carc-l doreste sd giceasca
de citi ami este dlnsa.
Ca sa vedeti ca nici barbatii
nu sunt mai buni decit fcmeilc
puneti-va 81 adresati cpistola
.,Catra eel mai frumos tinar din
oras''. Aveti sd observati ca e.
pistola are sa fie desfacuta de
batrin, ur1tul Postmaster.
Unchiasul Samuila are lipsa de
20 general moi. Sa mai zica ci-
neva ca dinsul nu este in stare
sa aflc un job.
o fata poatc sa fic frumusica,
sd aibe forme proportionate 81
ochi ,.scnmpi''. Oar daca dinsa
folosestc prca multa pudra pc ia
ia 81 vapscala pc buze, frciorli
nu vor vcdca nimica din frumu-
,cta ci dccit aceea ce nu este ma
tural.
Tn cetitor crcdincios al nostru
ne scric din Warren. Ohio, ca
parintcle de acolO crede ca va
putea plati Gu actiunile unei
noui intreprinderi. falimentui
Transilvaniei 81 disparitia ,,Tri-
bunei''
- Lasa sa creada dinsul asa
ceNa.
TOate semnelc sunt bune, Tur-
Ella s'a imbolnavit de Alta raz-
boi. Bulgaria sta sa falimenteze,
Austria voieste pace. poporul
german este obosit de lupte 81
saba lui Kaiser -ugineSte pc, ri
ce trcce. Tot semne bune.
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3CRISORI DE LA PRIS0NERI
0norata Redactie!

Subsemnatul doresc afla a.
dresa domnuiui Stefan Tarasut,
de origina din Sighisoara Gun
garia). Voiesc a ma pune in CO.
respondents Gu dinsul.
In speranta ca in curind voiu
primi un rezultat favorable, va
multumesc 81 ramin Gu deosebita
stima
loan P4cala, caporale, prigionero
di guerra, Urbania, prov. Pesaro,
3 Italia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-19

Cinci dolari pentru sarutarea
unui soldat. st. Louis. - Fe-
meile baptiste All vindut Thrift
Stamps in valoare de 1000 de
dolari la Mica Casa Alba din
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|NF0RMATIUNI

Legea martiala in Austro- Un-
garia. - Washington. Ra-
poartelc primite astazi alci de
la Roma anunta ca in regiunilc
locuitc de Ccho-Slovacii din Au-
stroll ngaria. autOritatile au de-
c,arat lcgca martiala. Sc zice ca
accasta s'a facut la indemnul
preset maghiare. care anunta ca
CehO-Sloyacii prcgatcsc o revOlu
tie intr ascuns.
Prinderea unui spion German
in Spania. - Washington A.
utoritatile din Spania au arestat
pc un anume Robert Fay, mare
spion German 81 puitor de bonn
be in Statele Unite. Eel fusesc a
rcstat in America. dar "a reusit
sa fnga de la inchisoarca din At
lanta acnm IN an. Spania La tri-
mis- authorization dc aici, fara ex-
tradarc.
Din nelegiuirile Germanilor. =
Amsterdam. - O mic de cetateni
Belgieni. locuitori in Courtrai.
all fost dust cu forta la Sedan, in
Fran.a. undc German:i ii silesc
sa lucreze la facerea drumuri-
lor 81 saparea transeelor militia
re. Impreuna cn acesti Belgieni
mai lucrcaza 81 puscariaSii Ger
mani.
Creva. Ucranienilor. - Londra.
Oamenii de la caile ferate din u
crania au pus greva 81 s'au unit
Gu $1,000 de tarani revoltati, ca
sa lupte impreuna contra germa-
nilor. Aceasta forta numara 200.
900 de oameni.
Formarea vnei Uniuni ruscsti.
New York. - Aici s'a anuntat
ca muncitorii RuSi din Statele
Unite au pns bazele unei organi-
zatiuni numita Uniunea tarani-
lor Rusi. Toti membrii acestor
Uniuni snnt contrari Bolsevikis-
tilor. Resedinta ei este in New
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In numarnl viitor, sa vedem,
&c ataca micrphul ofticei9

Rdspnns9l % "a da num0i prin
IN ~nms snchspait, p pemtru q a.
coperi chelts;elile Gu mdrci posta-
70 :; hsstis, d0ritorii sunt sugoti a
pane Q nsarcd de 5 cent?. - fntre-
bdrile sc cor adresa Ia 261 Fdrns-
sOOrth, Uetvoit, Mich.
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Formarea unei Uniuni ruscsti.

sd pateasca scump de tot nraeaa au uato razbo
81 purtarea lor fata de tarie vecine.
Dumnezeu lu bate doar bta 81 prosa bani pla
te$Etcss e1
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27

kota, who made a rather striking
speech in the senate last week on the
conditions of labor and tiie extraya-
gance of the government. thinks that
the question of labor might be solved
to some extent If a great many people
who have been idle should be set TO
work. Taking the census figures OF
1900, the latest available. he found
that there were males between the ages
of eighteen and sixty-two to the num-
Der of 6.539,652 who were not en-
plOyed in any gainful occupation. Be
tween the same ages were in round
numbers 25,000.O00 women who were
not engaged In any remunerative en-
ployment. He said that there were
enough unemployed men to make up
the shortage of labor In the shlpbuild-
ing plants and on the farms, and many
women could take the places of men
in their present occupations. But he
did not explain how in this land OF
the free we were going to make these
unemployed go to work either in the
factory. shop or on the farm.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27
.as
-.~~>%'Vj 8aSsS5SSAs<~

given for the exception of this pill
grimage from the lunar calendar is
that the change was instituted after
the final expulsion of the Crusaders
from the Holy Land as a precaution
against any renewed attempts of the
Christians to wrest Jerusalem from
the Moslems.
Rival Pilgrims Meet.
From Chistmastide until Easter pill
grims from Greece, Russia, the Danu-
ban provinces, France, Italy, Spain
and all other orthodox Greek and Cath
Ollie communities used to come by tens
of thousands, all armed and full of
religious zeal and enthusiasm, to wor-
ship at the Tomb of the Savior. the
Calvary, and all other sacred shrineS
connected with the history of his life
and teachings. Consequently the Mos
lem pilgrimage at the same season was
not an unnecessary preparedness.
Religious services were almost con-
tinuous day and night through Lent,
all mosques and Christian churches be-
ing open to the worshipers. The fast
of Lent is rigidly observed by the
Greek, Russian, Armenian, Syriac and
Coptic sects. Their diet is limited to
bread, vegetables, fruit and vegetable
oils, and on special days, only little
fish is allowed. The Catholic eOmmu-
nifty abstains from animal flesh diet,
but not from eggs, butter and milk.
This season is also important in a
commercial sense. The manufacture
of all kinds of relics and souvenirs
occupies many OF the citizens of Jeru-
salem and Bethlehem during the rest
of the year. These are bought by the
pilgrims in great quantities, not only
for themselves, but also for those at
home who could not make the pilgrim
age. These devotees, who, as a rule,
live in the Holy Land from Christmas
TO Easter, visiting all its sacred shrines
and hallOwed cities, bring much money
into the country, also merchandise for
sale. hence the failure of the pilgrim
visitors since the beginning of the de-
vastating European war has caused
unmitigated suffering in Palestine.
Early In the morning of Palm Sun
day the patriarchs of the above men
toned Christian sects give personally
a genuine date-palm branch to any per-
son who will come forward to the Off
ciating hierarch and accept 1t. This
beautiful ceremony takes place in the
Cathedral of the Holy Sepulcher IN
celebration of the tpiumphal entry of
the Savior into Jerusalem.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27
FATHER, HUSBAND AND SON
Loyal Woman Experiences War Hor-
rors Thrice and knits
Right On.

Helena, Mont.-Four wars have torn
the life of Mrs. w. C. Almon, but she
struggles bravely to do her bit In this
the greatest struggle. Mrs. Almon.
who is seventy-three years old, is o
citizen of Fairmont. Mont. and is here
visiting her son, w. S. Almon, Jr., .
prominent merchant.
When she was two years old, her
father left their Illinois home to fight
the Mexicans. He returned safely,
out w5e0 the Civil war broke out he
again enlisted and was killed at v1cks
burg. Mrs. Almon's husbana-thenh her
tiance-served in the same regiment.
Mrs. Almon was a WoEan's Relief
corps leader during the Spanish war.
giving both her money and her time to
the cause. Now she is here 10 bid
goodby to her sou who shortly goes
TO the front in The ration corps. And
she knits right on.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27
Make Fortunes by Smuggling

kroner on a cof'ee deal, is spending it,
buying for every one who will accept.
At corner table, tipsy but dignified,
group of Swedish officers stiffly re-
ject such familiarity. At the other
tables are Russian officers, In civilian
clothes, who have slipped across from
prohibition Tornea to make a night of
it; Finnish smugglers, over for the
same purpose, and perhaps a dozen
Englishmen. Americans or Frenchmen,
just escaped from Russia's troubles
and stopping until the night train for
Stockholm. all glad for a breath OF
gayety in a neutral town.
This is any nlght-but on punch
days" the three days each month when
it is permitted to sell brandy and 9TH
er spirits. the line of sledges that
cross the Tornea is continuous, and in
the bedlam of noises the ''kappeImeis-
ter" and his players cannot make
themselves heard. So they make it
unanimous and join the crowd.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27
MACHINES SPOUT SHELLS AND GUNS

Lucien /. Yeomans, a nephew of Grover
Cleveland. He Is the only machinist
the family has produced since the
days when one of his ancestors made
muskets for the Revolutionary army.
-Four of the big planes are being
built and one is almost finished, al
though the drawings for it were not
ready until Christmas day. Instead
of requiring two years for the work,
the first machine will be working with
in two months from the time its foun.
dations were dug.
Can Handle Big Cannon.
Each of the planners costs $4,000.
As all the material upon which they
work will be extremely heavy two
travelling cranes are being put up
nearby.
The boring machines which are to
be made on the planners can handle a
cannon 3S feet long and having cali
her of II or 10 inches. close to the
limit Of heavy ordinance.
Several thousand of the shell max
Ing machines have been produced.
Each of these machines can turn and
bore a shell in from Is to 20 minutes
and is usually run "a hours a day.
One company has just placed an or
der for more than 100 of these ma
chimes, second ordered rs, and a
third so.
They make the American and g.
inch shells and the British 9.2Inch
shells.
The French are the same size as the
American.
These machines turn out shells that
are meant only for high explosives.
The shop In which these machines
are being made was built In IS DAYS
and grea. speed has marked eFery stem
in the work. The machines weigh ten
tons each and are sold at $1,000. They
are to be turned out in immense num-
bers during the next few months.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27
LARGE FEET GETS HIM OFF
Negro Is Discharged From Army Be-
cause of Enormous Pedal Ex-
tremities.

San Antonio. Tex-Private Ivey
Cleveland. negro. Twelfth company,
Third battalion. One Hundred and Six.
ty-fifth Depot brigade, Camp Travis
is going back to the Brazos bottoms"
where shoes are not essential. He viii
take with him an honorable discharge,
as he has the biggest feet of any man
who ever trod the parade ground at
Camp Travis. He arrived at the camp
wearing a pair OF No. IA brogans,
which were too small.
By and by Cleveland's No. las be-
gan to wear out, and army officers
tried to find a shoe to fit him. They
tried pair of No 10, double E shoes,
but Cleveland could not begin to get
his feet in them. Rather than go to
the expense of having shoes made at a
cost of SIS or $50. Private Ivey was
given his honorable discharge.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27
Monster Creations of Steel and
Concrete to Help Crush
Kaiser.
SOLVES THE SPEED PROBLEM
Lathe Turns and Bores Shells With
Extreme Rapidity-Glant Pianer
First Metal Working Machine
Built of Concrete and iron.

Chicago.-Whlle the entire country
has been clanoring for quicker action
in furnishing munitions for war pur-
poses, Chicagoans have been quietly
solving the problem of how to produce
the maximum number of big guns and
shells in the shortest possible time.
AS result, Chicago has become an
active center for the manufacture Of
machinery for smashing Won linden
burg's defenses.
The first of the newly invented
machines being made here is a lame
which turns and bOres shells with ex-
treme speed. The second is a machine
for boring big guns of any size or
length, and the third is a planer OF
record breaklng size. The planer is
built of concrete and iron and Is the
first Woodworking machine that has
ever been built of that combination.
1t is the biggest machine of It's kind in
the world.
These machines are so unusual In
construction. and can be built with
such speed that the methods of manu-
fac ure have attracted wide attention
among experts.
Saves Two Years Delay.
Machinery used for war purposes
formerly was made so slowly that 1t
would be impossible to supply with 1t
the present demand for quick con-
strucuon. An attempt TO build the
big planer of iron. according to regu-
lation methods, would have meant a
delay of at least two years.
The machine for boring guns is so
feet long and weighs 60 tons. But it
can be placed in the mammoth planer,
which has bed 1S4 feet long and
weighs much more than $500, 900
pounds.
The inventor of the machines is
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27
PLANS TO DROP BOMBS
NEAR DADS OLD HOME

Madison, Wis.-''Tm going to
fly back TO Berlin, where you
came from, dad. and drop a
bomb somewhere near your old
home"
That's the way Lloyd A. Lehr-
bass, a student in the course in
journalism at the State Univer-
sity, informed his father that he
had enlisted In the aviation SER
vice of the United States Army.
The fathers reply to the mes
sage was:
God bless you, son. I'm
proud Of you"
Lehrbass's father was born in
Berlin. but came to america with
his parents when onls four years
old.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27
WORTH $25 TO SEE BROTHER
Holiday Returns Check to
Chicago Woman.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-Gov. Il. L.
Williams, who released a number of
prisoners for teu-days' holiday over
Christmas. received a present he had
10 return. The sister of one Of the men
sent him a check for S25. saying she
had had the opportunity of seeing her
brother for the first time IN years.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27

For the use Of physicians and d2utIsts
a tongue depressing Instrument has
been invented that switches on an cleo
tric light To illuminate a patietts
mouth when 1t is used.
A German invention enables person
to take a steam or hot-alr bath at
home. hood fitting over one end OF
a bathtub combining the vapor from
The regular hot-water supply.
Experimenters I'm New Zealand have
succeeded in producing pig iron on a
commercial scale from Iron sands
found in that country.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27

its source and note the man
ner in which it is commemorated in
Jerusalem. Particularly is this survey
of Interest at the present time as the
attention of the reading public has
been drawn to the capture of the Holy
City and its occupation by the Brit
ish.
For many centuries the season of
Lent has been very important period
of the year in the Holy Land. and es-
pecially in the city of Jerusalem. At
this time the city is filed, often to
overlooking, with piIgrims-Jews,
Christians and Moslems-from all
countries of the world to worship at
its sacred shrines.
The Holy City is essentially and
strictly religious every day in the year,
but particularly during Lent. To de-
clare oneself TO be without any re-
ligious creed in Jerusalem is to invite
and gain distrust and thinly yelled con-
tempt, and an intangible ostracism
from all classes and creeds of the citi-
ZenS.
The Jewish pilgrims are the least in
numbers. Their chief point of sacred
interest is that portion of the ancient
wall of the Notifications of their form
er temple on Mount Moriah,. commonly
known as the "Wall of Wailing." or
Jewish Wailing Place" The Mount
of Olives, the Tombs of the Prophets,
and other minor landmarks of bygone
ages when they owned the land are
objects of veneration. Added to these
is the rare opportunity of celebrating
the Passover among their Hebrew
brethren in Jerusalem.
MosIems From All the World.
In normal times, when the world is
not rent by war, the MOslem pilgrims
come frOrp every country of earth. as
well as from the surrounding towns
and villages of Palestine and Syria.
They come to worship in companies
in the same manner of making a Dill
grim journey as was done thousands of
years ago, with the music of lutes,
tabrets and cymbals, of harps and
drums, chanting sacred invocations
and carrying enormous flags on which
are inscribed or brOidered the attrib-
utes of and praise to God. Thus they
journey to and walk into the Holy
City. samuel said unto Saul: AT
ter that thou shalt come to the hill of
God 1t shall come to pass when thou
are come thither TO the city, that thou
shalt meet a company of prophets ire
ligious orators) coming down from
the high place (sacred shrines) with
psaltery and tabret and flute and a
harp before them and they shall
pr0phesy.'" Il Sam. 10. 81
The ecclesiastical year of Islam, con-
sisting of twelve lunar months, causes
all the other feasts and fasts to rotate
around the solar year. But this an
nual pilgrimage to Jerusalem during
Lent. to the Mosque of the Holy Rock
on Mount Moriah and to the tomb of
Moses, the great lawgiver, on the west
bank of the river Jordan. is an excep-
ton. 1t is always arranged to take
place during the Lenten season of the
orthodox Greek church. The reason
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-03-27
MUCH IN LITTLE

In Its first year Of operation the
Panama Limited. the Illinois CentraTs
23-hOur train between Chicago ami
New Orleans, was 90 per cent on time.
Out of 365 trips the train was late only
A walking stick has been invented
that can be converted into a camera
tripod.
Open air schools of New York are
said TO have accomplished wonders in
bringing the color of health to the
cheeks of anemlc children.