Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-11

Small of stature, the Boy Scout, like Eaceheus, has established a new stand ard of altruism. A lady in quest of butter found the shopman was about to give her his last quarter pound and send away empty the small girl who had waited longer for the coveted goods "She was here before me. Give her the butter-I'll take margarine" said the lady, waiving her seniority in years. And when she apologized across the tea table for bread and mar earine it was with the triumphal dec-. laration, And I felt like boy scout my one good turn a day, you know. v London Observer.
 e- 4z-------.w z1,ae3 s's.- D. # the driver of motor car is a. chauffeur ans the pilot of an aeroplane is an aviator, what is the name for the men who work and fight in the tanks? The French have already cf1ristened them. The man in talE is "a tankeur." a@0
 The war makes US acquainted with ugly practices. and for some of them finds ugly words. Among these de featist" has place. The dictionaries know it not, but it drops from the lips of the politician and the pen Of the publicist with frequent facility, and it seems destined to find a per- ulanent place in our vocabulary. It is one bad thing, which we have taken from our good allies the French for by it, in it's French form, is designated the traitor who. seeks to undo the work of his country and to defeat the objects for which it wages war.
 For three hundred years the inhab- i:ants of Jerusalem have cherished a prophecy and a hope that their city would be taken by a friendly and be- uign power; that it would fall without
 bloodshed: that the conqueror would enter it on foot, and that his name would signify Allah and his prophet
 That prophecy has been fulfilled. Gen eral Allenby entered the Jappa Gate on foot. There was no bloodshe0s and he entered as friend. Then his name is significant. ,"Alle" is obviously AL lah. and "nby" in the Arabic stands for something very, nearly equivalent
 to prophet or seer. v.s Londoners, who wish to, can easily see some historic bits of Jerusalem without the trouble of going to Pales-
 tine. These are fragments of the tenn pies of Solomon and Herod, which will be found fixed to the south chan eel wall of St. PauPs Cathedral. They
 were brought from the Holy Land by former pilgrim Canon, and presented to the dean and Approximation Chronicle.
 'FThe Dolls House. South Audley street, which has been acquired by a member of a well known New York family, now fighting in France, is the smallest house in Maxfair but not the smallest in London. ,. This. distinction belongs to No. 10, Hyde Park place, one of row of houses on tie Bays water side overlooking the park, built over a passage six feet wide, between Nos. g and Il. Although it has street door guarded by an iron gate, there is only one room in the house.
 This architectural oddity was built about 50 years ago by an old lady named Jupp, who lived at No. g, for
 occupation by one of her servants. She had number placed on the street door, and so endowed it with a sep
 arate existence as a house.. The war is full of odd coincidences the latest of which is the prominence 1 of Cambrai and Venice together ill the puDllc mind. Four centuries aSt the emperor Maximillian, King Louis
 XII. of France. the pope. and Kerdi- hand of Aragon met at Cambria to form 8 league for the overthrow o Venice. Today the thrust of the Byns Boys at Cambrai is; helping to save Venice from more sinister enemies Night -eaps-of the material kind
 seem to be coming into vogue gain
 The boys in camp have proved theil
 value and given them good start ir l popularity. Colds in the head havt
 almost ceased to trouble the M 0
 since the night caps have been in ust in the army. A medical man was em
 phatic the other day in declaring tha
 their general use would prevent thu majority of influenza colds. Durins these abnormal times. when so man! heads are popped out of windows ant l doors in the night hours, night cap
 should prove popular flor the dura, tlon'' if not longer
 The product to which cannbrai gay,
 It's name, for it was first manufactured there. is made. in many other place