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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-12
NOSE Filters OUT
GERMS FROM AIR
STANLEY M. Rinehart in the Saturday
Evening Post.)

(stanley M. Rinehart in the Saturday
Evening Post.)
The most important function of the
nose is that of respiration. Man was
not intended to breath through his
mouth. The nose is the front door OF
the lungs. And the air stream does
not pursue straight course, but winds
OBVIOUSLY through passages, over pro-
jecting shelves, and when it reaches
the lungs it has changed considerably.
Atmospheric air is usually too dry.
It must be moistened in its passage.
Whatever the humidity of the respired
air the nose either adds to or sub
tracts from it's moisture, SO as to
make it right for the lungs. The
mucous membrane of the nose supplies
to inspired air about quart of water 3
day.
And the temperature must be raised.
Cold air is injurious to the lungs. In
its passage through the nose the tenn
perature must be raised approximately
to that Of the blood.
Also the air must be filtered free
from irritating particles of dust and
from germs. Very little dirt gets into
the lungs of a nose breather; and al
ITO ScIIlS. AZ lAC OpCAAA6oD eAAC
nostrils, there are hairs to catch the
grosser particles of dirt. And farther
within the mucous membrane has an
outer coat of what is called ciliated
epithelium, whose minute ella wave
constantly toward the front door,
catching the minutest foreign matter
in the air storms and waving it gently
but frsistent1y back toward the door
through which it entered. Then the
mucous membrane itself has what IS
called an inhibitory action upon ini-
mical germs, rendering them harmless.
And so, though innumerable germs get
into the nose they do not get very
far. They crowd in great numbers in
the vestibule. And those that push
onward any distance are returned,
harmless, to the port Of entry.
This is why the nose breather has so
much better chance. so much greater
expectancy Of life and happiness, than
the mouth breather. One can realize
the tremendous task the nose has to
perform If one remembers that about
$500 gallons Of air pass through tt
or should pass through tin "a hours.
And it has been estimated that st
least 1.40O organisms enter the front
door during an hours quiet respira-
ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-12
Contraction Of Planets
Ciues No Foundation 20
Alarms for Disturbances

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-"Alarm
Ing predictions Of severe atmospheric
and other disturbances" to occur be
tween Dec. II and 20. have been de
nounced by the weather bureau a.
without scientific foundation.
The conjunction Of certain planets
and their consequent speed influence
on the sun. on which the predictions
are ostensibly based" said G. +. Mar
win, chief of the bureau, "have &C
CURED before without any unusual
conditions resulting. and there IL nc
ground for expecting extraordinary
happenings at this time"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-12
ASK MINISTER 70 IRELAND.

on bill providing for diplomatic re
lations between the United States and
Ireland was set for today by the house
foreign affairs committee.
Advocates Of the bill, introduced by
Illinois, proposing an appropriation for
appointment of minister and CON
suls to the republic Of Ireland" were
here to appear before the committee
The list included Daniel F. Cohalan
of New York; James e. Deery. Indi-
annapolis: Frank Walsh. Bourke Coch-
ran and others.
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to take up personal work for the train
ing Of foremen In IT. Wayne. ~S
o. Day. head Of the vocational eH 7
ton department Of the Andersen bHbI
lie schools. viii address the industry
class 1t the high school buildings to-
night Indiana University viii appoint
q successor soon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-12
BUILT CONCRETE SLAVES

Owing to the high price and scarcity
Of steel during the war, a gas company
in Syracuse found it necessary to build
the shells of 2O0-horse power gas
producer and scrubber out of con-
crete slaves. The shells are eight feet
in diameter and the slaves measure q
by 10 by 2A inches. They are con-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-12
NosLEsvILLE eAlLlFF DIES.

Hiram Weddeu, g.. bailiff OF the cir
cult court in Noblesville, was found
dead In the court room early today.
Heart disease Is believed to have
caused his death. Woddell was we'll
known by attorneys all over Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-12
sTEENphAL RESIGNS.

J. o. Steendhal, former associate Of
industrial education at Indiana Uni
versity, and instructor of an extension
class In industry which meets In Rich
mond every Friday night, has resigned
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-12
ELECTRIC LIGHT SAVES
CALIFORNIA RICE CROP

A Los Angeles company recently
ordered flood lighting projection for
lighting rice rields 1t night to keep
ducks and geese away.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-12

When the Greek recently advanced
snyrna ndeT Of the allies fierce fighting with the
Adm Greece hoped obtain the whole Th
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Between href
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-29
EjtJEjtjtJtjk 3t3t3EJt3tJ
ZLOCIN LORDUV
aneb Bojovnik "a prava lidu.

Roman z dejin utisku Irska.

ohnem zapadajiciho slunce.
Ma listi strome chvelo Sc zlato
cervanku a haluzemi Sevelil
vecerni vanak TAX JENNIE a nez
ne, jako by Sc bal, ably dechem
svym zlaty pablesk zapadaji-
ciho slunce listi nesetfel. Je-
zero bylo klidne jako zrcadlo
a Stekot PSI z divorce nesl Sc
po hladine jeho a odrazel O.
zvenou cd skalnatych brehu.
Sumeni a trepetanl kridel di-
vokych kachen slyseti bylo
mad hlavou. Byla to chvile Ia
sky a zarmutku ,nadeje nebo
zoufalstvi?
"Nuz, slecno Desmondova, |"
pravil O'Neill snive, "myslim,
re rano odjedu do Ennis po-
stovnim rychlikem. Trebas Sc
mne jiz nenaskytne prilezitost
zjeviti vam, jak nekonecne vde
cen jsem "a laskavost vasi."
+, "Bojim Sc, re rano bude jiz
pozde," pravila divka slabym
hlasem. "a snad jest pro vas
bezpecnejsiho mista nez-li En-
MIS-"
O'Neill uzasnul.
Co Jemi slovy minila? Byla
kouzelnice a slova ia vystra-
>hou?
"PozdeI" - opetoval on ia
ko ozvenou. "Proc pozde?"
''Protoze drive jeste, a moz-
no nasledujici hodiny, mnzete
byti V rukou svych neprateP'.
Ma to mu zradila obsah prl-
pisu Z Dublin3keho hradu.
Kdyz pronasela slova "zastfel-
te jej jako psa" selhal il
hlas.
Trapne nastalo mlCeni. IRA
ky obou setkaly Sc V jednom
vaznem, dojemnem pohledu.
Srdce jeho zachvelo Sc jake
iarni priroda vychodem slunce.
Milovala jej? CT byl to pou-
-hV sou@t? tazal Sc. -
Kdyby tlukot srdce jeho byl
byval mluvou, byl by il pro-
zradil, re laska let detskych
D6hem tech nekolika posled-
Mich okamziku rozpnula Sc V
zlaty oblouk k letum muzno-
sti.
"Budu-li zatcen," prerusil
posleze mlceni, "nedopustim,
aby Sc to stalO pod strechOu
VaSi."
''Nejedna Sc tn o mas dun,
>le vasl bezpecnost," namit-
"a slecna. ga proto vas zapri-
,saham, abyste nejen prchnul z
Ballybegu, ale neodvazoval Sc
10 Ennis. Neuposlechnete-li
1dvazujete Sc zivota -"
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"Tak, tax, chlapiku, konec-
ne jsem prece I've tajemstvi
vypatral. Ty znas Vesta a vice
mi to nezapreS. Pred chvili We
Sci do tehoz domu, Z nehoz ty
nynl vychazis.'
"Co to tlachate, Monku? Ne
rozumim vam," pravil Vest.
"Ze mne nerozumite? Pro-
sim vas, nestavte Sc tax pito-
mym. Povldam, re jste mluvil
V herne Western a dost."
Monk pronesl tao slova We
zlosti.
"a ia pravim, ze lzete,' od-
byl jej Vest rovnez rozhorlene.
Gale k cemu takove balamu
ceni? ia prece videl Vesta ma
sve vlastni oci, kdyz vstupoval
do herny.'
"Well, co z toho," pravil
Rraddock "konetne toho nam
dosti. Nepujdete-li svou cestou,
zacnu S vami jinace."
Ones mne tax zhola neod-
bydete,' pravil Monk; chci ma
vas pet tisic dollaru nedosta
null jich, povede Sc YAM zle,
povidam, re zle."
Pri tom vytahl Z kapsy dlou
by, britky nuz.
"Zajd6te Sc mnou do tete
prostranni ulicky," pravil Vest
Monkovi, tam Sc vami vypo
radam."
Monk sci. Jakmilo ale byli
asi dvacet kroku Z hlavni ulice,
rozhledl Sc Vest, zdaz neni nj
koho ma blizku, nacez sahnul
do zadni kapsy a revolver z nj
vytahl.
"Podiveite Sc, Monku; ne
ztratite-li Sc ma n1iste, pax vam
priSaham, re vicekrate toto mi
SO ziv neopustite."
Praviil jsme .iiz predu, re
N onk byl zbabelec. Spatriv ten
tokrate revolver, uskocil, vola-
je: "Pockejte, Monku, byt'
bych zivot mel ztratiti, tohle
vam neodpustim.' Ma to dai
Sc ma utek.
Vest dial sc smerem k North
Riveru. Ma to dal Sc prepravit
do Hoboken a V case pomernf
kraJkem priSel k staremu flan
skemu domu.
Sotva Sc We SVEN pokoji u,
sadil, prisel sluha Dow. Ma
tvafi jeho jevila Sc uzkostlivost
"Dovolite-li pane, sdalin
vam neprijemnou zpravu," pra
vii.
"Co JEST" tazal Sc Vest, svr
choyane znepokojen.
"Ona mlada DANA, liz iste
zjedral, aby bylo spolecnici pc
nj Joyceove, nahle zmizela.'
"a to jest snad ia neprije-
nina zprava? p" odvetil lhostej.
ne.
"Ano, ona ami V dome naSom
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nespala, nebot' postel jeji byla
netknuta.'
"Vim TO, slecna prisla vcera
vecer ke mne a pravila mi, ze
sc odhodlala dunn opustiti, je-
likoz Sc j sluzba nelibi. Zadal
jsem il, ably poseckala aspofl
do rama, ale ona nechtela o
tom ami slyseti.
"a odesla vcera noci?" ta
zal Sc Dow svrchovane prekva
pen.
"Ano, Dove, ona byla nej-
splse vydesena podivnym Sra
motem V tomto dome, snad to
byl rel krys, ktery j vyplasil'
"Bylo to pro damu jejich let
velmi pozde, pustioi Sc z Hobo
ken do Noveho Yorku.".
"Jest to jejl vec, Dow, nam
pc tom zhola niceho neni. Ona
nechtela Sc Cu dele zdrzeti a
moci drzeti jsem il nemohl."
"Ovsem, re ne, pane. Ale o.
na tn nechala svuj kufr.'
"Prosila mne, abych il jej
postal nasledujiciho dine "a nj"
odvetil Vest.
Gale proc 81 prom dneska ne
roslala anebo proc 81 jej sama
dnesniho dne neodpravila 2"
mlnil sluha.
Dow prerusil jej Vest;
"Musim vam sdeliti, ze dnes Cd
vrhnu ma dobro svoje zakukle
nj, nebot' potreba toho liz mi
nula."
"Ach, mnG to nesmirne test,
pane Vest" pravil sluha.
"Pro dneseh isem ieste Brad
dockem, prosim, abyste mne
jinak nejmenoval," oval Sc S
mrazivou karavosti Vest.
"Prosim "a odpust6ni. My
slim, re jes5 to poprve. co ia
a mole zena vasich narizeni
jsme zapomneli. Co sluhove Va
seho otca muslme vas poslou-
chati, slepe poslouchati."
D IVY a vase zena iste Sc "a
chovali dosti dobfe a bud'te IL
isteni. re vam toho nezapome
III. Chci vernost vasi po zaslu-
.e odmenitj."
Po chvilce Dow odesel.
Vest ubiral Sc ma to krOkern
'elmi opatrnym do vych. krid-
-velike budovy vkrocil do
1okoje, n6mz drzeni byli
Nargrave q Adela.
Oba sed6li stolu. Adelina
)tci svemu predcitala.
Kdyz Braddock vstoupil,
-Zchopili Sc oba.
Tento, aniz by slova byl pro-
nluVil, Zamachnul noZem
rrhl Sc ma neSt astne v6Zne. A
lelina. zhlednouc nuz, vyITik-
a zdeSene.
; (POkracOVani.)
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PRlJMOU Sc. divky na Sisi
pri strc;ich hnanych clektri-
nou. Skusene Sicky vydsiaji cd
$3.50 vyse, tez dobry plat pro
meme zkusene. Pracnie Sc co;,-
&c 5 cni Y. +ydn',, Haste Sc u
Freedman Bros. Clothing Co,
7C7 St. Clair Ave. 7-31
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PRODA Sc LEVINE dobre sc
vyplacejici obchod Sc vsim "a
rizenim a majetkem. Dunn je
velky Sc storem V prucoli, stat
garage a diva slepicniky. Phi
Gina prodeje odjezd ma farmu,
.terou mattel ma koupenou
liz pred rokem. Agent Sc wy
lucuji. Adressa majetnika sd6
Ii Sc V adm. t. listu. 3?
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F FA2MA MA PRODEJ NEB
VYMENU.

RMA MA PRODEJ NEB
VYMENU.
40 akru orne pudy,dum
0, 8 svetniclch, 6 bani,
vse potrebne naradi, 2
kone, 2 kravy, 5 prasat,
slepice, husy a kachny.
Velmi dobra farma pro
zacatecnika, protoze je
vse zarizeno a blizko
mesta, 25 mil cd Cleve-
landu, proti Chardon,
O. Mattel vydela 500
mesicne "a 3 hod. den
nj dovazky mleka. Ce-
ma vseho $4,000 Pri
jme Sc mestsky MAZE
tex. Haste Sc u Vcela
Realty Invest. Co., 5733
Broadway. 7-29
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$500 hotove CO prVni splat-
III koupi zahradni 3Oti akro-
-ou farmu, II mil O Akron ku
Clevelandu, 20 akru je orne pu
dT, ostatni pastvina, velka Ia
vinice, dunn o 4 'svetni-
cich, mcnsi ban. Proda Sc Ia
$500 aneb Sc vymeni ia most
sky maietek. Jest | mill Cd me
st2cka q zelegnicni stanice
FTija te 81 il prohledneut, sto1l
"a to. Blizsi sdell j. F. Port,
826 Williamson Bldg. 7-29
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RRODAM neb vymenim "a
mestsky majetek II akru urod
neho pozemku Sc stavbami V
ceske osad6 V okoli Pine Bluff,
Arkansas. Cena $4,000. X do
ptani V elsie 1878 Coath Av.
7-3O
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pRCDA Sc dunn O 7 poko-

pRCDA Sc dun O 7 poko-
.cn, farners, plyn, elektrika,
.yrd6 podlahy, velky slepicnik
; jine zafizeni. Lot je SIS phi
90 stfevicich. Cena $4700.
ento krasny majetek Sc male
4 Ia Stop 10 A. &. c. LIME.
3lizsi sdeli j. Krejci. 502 A
nerican Trust Bldg. Otevieno
% s hodin vecer. 7-3 l
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PRONAJE7E Sc byt O trech
okojlch dole, puda, sklep, "
isle 1O813 Eliot Ave. Union
ara k E. 11O ul. 7-3OI
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MUSf RYT PRODAN dim

o tfech svGtnicich dole a dvou
nahore s koupelnou. Vyhrevni
pee, skopky ma prani, bfidlico
va strecha, lot 40 pri 120 str.
ul. dlazdena. Naleza sc ma
vvch. 1O3 ul. Union Ave. Ce-
ma $4,000. Pro blizsi zavolejte
pfiidite1 neb dopiste do urado-
WY j. F. Nejedlika, 11015 u
uion Ave. Tel. Union 1861 r.
OtevTeno cely den. :?
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PRODA Sc Ford automobil
1913 dobre zachovaly "a lev
nou cenu. Haste sc v clsle 1886
E. 49 St. 7-31
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KOUPiSE

kOUPl Sc dum O 6ti neb 7
okojich v okoli Corlett neb
eirsman. Zaplatl Sc hotove.
.echte adresu V adm. t. listu
cd znackou "Za hotove"
7-3O
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Lord Ravendon nemIze po-
chopiti, proc O'Neil dosud ne
nj zatknut. Musime Sc k ne
cemu odhodlati, serzante."
Serzant to sam nahlizel.
''Dnes v noci jej zatkneme"
pravil. "Tim prekvapime ta-
Dor lidu v Ennis a zachovame
pokoj, nebot bojim Sc, ze by Sc
tam strhla mela kdyby O'Neil-
lovi sc dovolilo lid bouriti"
Ft'Tedy dnes v noci?" tazal
Sc Craven.
''Zde ma ruka," pravil SER
zant "a chvili Sc oba pachol-
ci nasili a krivdy rozeSli.
KAPITOLA w.
Desmondova dcera.
Po vystupu O'Neilla Fill
penn Cravenem ubiral Sc omen
k Desmondovu dvorci pesinou
vroubenou kosatymi kastany,
kterez haluze sve mad nj V stin-
ne loubi snoubily.
Ma druhem konci ocekavala
Katerina Desmondova pima uz-
kosti navratu O'Neilla. Ruze
ktere jindy ma licich jejich
planuly, byly tentokrate tro-
chu vybledle, a trpytny lesk
Okla jejiho byl omen zarmut-
KEN. - Ssf
Byla to laska co v srdci je-
Jim tax znahla Sc hnula? Ia
lekla Sc sama teto otazky. Coz
nebyl soudruhem jejiho det-
stvi? Neproplitala Sc minu-
losti jeho cerna nit nestesti?
Jmeno po slavnych predcich
zdedene, zaslapano au do
maciho krbu kde drive stesti
rodinne mile pucelo, roztaho-
val Sc nyni nelidsky, panovity,
surovy Flip Craven, kdezto O.
Neill oloupen dedictvi otcu,
.Stvan byl cd mista k mistu ja-
ko zlocinec. .
Nebyly to dosti mocne po-
hnutky k pocitum soustrasti,
zejmena v srdci mlade divky?
Avsak prece nebyla to SOU
strast pouha, bylo to neco moe
nejsiho, vznesenejsiho, hlubsi-
no = byla to laska.
Porovnavala jej nekolikra-
te druhymi dvema prizen,
ano ruku jeji Sc uchazejlclmi
muzi a jak Sc il jevili? -
Craven jake trpaslik, DAILY jake
mopslik vedle rytirskeho, kra-
sneho, velkodusneho bohatyra
svobody!
A nyni hrozilo mu nebezpe-
ci a snad i smrt. Myslenka ia
mrazila il dust svirala spolu
srdce jeji jako zhavymi kleste-
mi. Musi jej varovat a to
hned.
O'Neill stanul pred nj ucti-
YOU poklonou.
Ma zapade planula obloha
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FiLEDA Sc

EyLEDA Sc vetSi byt neb do
mex sam O sobe k scehovani do
IA dni V okoli Broadway, pc
pripade jinde. Nechte adresu
Y adm. t. listu. 7-3O
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PRONAJME Sc garaz ma
etSi automobil. Haste sc v C.
.534 Champa Ave. 7-29
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PRODA Sc sest dvourodin-
nvch domu v Corlett " Gene Cd
$500 do $500 ma splatky, Wy
Iodine podminky. - Proda Sc
obchcdni nnisto, sore, 8 pokoju
Y dome, velky lot, blize automo
b:!ove dilny. Cena $4,000. -
Blizsi sdeii J. krejci, SOP Anne
rican Trust Bldg. Otevreno ve-
GER do 8 hod, .7-3O
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PRODA Sc dunn o peti syet
nicich, koupelna, elektrika,
plyn a jine moderni zarizeni.
Lot io 35 pr 1O5 strevlclch, u
lice diazdana i zaplacena. Hla
ste Sc V elsie 1911 Maryland
Ave. Z Warner Rd. 81
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T. PRODA Sc. jednorodinny
sum o 6 pokojich mezi 1913 a
"a ul. na Union, koupelna a
3 zavedeno. Cena $4,000. Dunn
{, 4 pokojich, koupelna IA Dur
zee Ave. "a $4,000, dunn pro
We rodiny V Corlett "a $500.
ilaste Sc II !. Krizek, tosaf-
- kontraktor, 1870 Durkee
We. V Corlett. 7-31
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PROD.A Sc. lot 40 pri $50
revicich ma Rexford ILL.,, bill
F.. 100 a Union. Da sc "a
$50 ma splatky, pfijmou Sc
i bondy. Haste Sc V elsie
jOA T.. 53 ul. z Fleet Ave.
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PRCDA Sc dunn O 6ti svetni
clch, voda, plyn a jine poho-
dine ZarlZeni. Haste Sc po pa
te hod. vecer v elsie 1882 E.
4S ul. 81
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PRODAJI Sc diva mladi taz
nj kone. Haste Sc V elsie 3744
E. 131. ul. ?
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CHCETE-LI KOUPIT neb
PRODAT jakykoli majetek, ma

vStivte mne, prodavam ma pro
centa neb die noveho zpusobu
"a odnanu: dc $4,000 za s5, 2
"a Aa1dJcil dalslch $500 "a
Sl.O0. f. HAITIAN. 3642 E. 49.
III. Tel Union 1925 w, 8-3
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PRIJMOU Sc starsi bezdet-
nj manzele k vedeni domacno
sti pro svobodneho obchodni-
ka. Zdarma najem a plat die
ujednani. Adressujte dopisy
pod znackou Box "Domov' do
adm. t. listu. 7-29
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-29
PRONAME Sc

PRONAJME Sc novy dunn O
5ti svetniclch S koupelnou pro
nenSl rodinu. Use zarizeno.
Dunn jest ma Heathe Ave. pro-
Il e. 10S ul. z Union. 7-3O
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-20

leneth-20 feet it is said. For II years
it digs its way around in the absolute
darkness of this underworld. and then,
as though by some prearranged agree
ment, it comes to the surface to join
in a marriage revelry of few brief
weeks in summer with it's kinsmen of
the same generation who disappeared
as it did into the darkness II years
before. But somewhere, while beneath
the ground, the mole like Creature has
become transformed from the lowly
larva to the strangest actively walk
ing pupa imaginable, and when it is
sues from its grave. as it We're, and
climbs to some conspicuous branch or
tree trunk, it is full-f1edged creature
Of the air. though encased still in
grave clothes of parchment; but 1t
soon splits these up the back, pulls it
self out, dries its powerful wings, and
flies away with the whirr of an aero
drome.
Most insects live for a few months
only, and one. indeed the male, al
least. for only Is or 90 minutes; but
the 11-year cicada. the Oldest of the
insect world. lives as long as cat OF
a dog. But what life. Seventeen
years of it in the dark and a few
weeks in the sunlight. And yet COM
pared to the life of an anSleworm, CON
demned to the darkness forever, what
an interesting career!"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-20
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Only one celebrated poet had red
hair-Swinburne
Java has more thunderstorms than
any other country.
Italy, in her new budget, Is pro-
posing to tax bachelors.
The production of copper in the
United States has increased more than
twenty five fold since 1880.
What was know as tear gas, de-
signed to produce blindness. vas made
of bromine derived from salt wells.
The fastest trip around the world
was made by John Henry Mears in
1913-35d avs. y hours and So minutes.
During January 1919, the prevailing
wage for farm labor in Egypt was 40
cents per day. The pre-war wage was
about u IL cents per day.
Engineers have reported to the Iial-
ian government that it is impossible 10
b uild a proposed tunnel from Venice
to the Island of Lido, two miles long
and in places - feet beneath the sea.
The action of the Australian gov
ernment in permitting the export OF
gold under license has had decided
ly good effect on the gold mining il
dustry, which has hitherto been de-
StTlDeu dS Il IlOTlDullu COllOlllOn. Inc
gold exporters get Go S24.S30) per
ounce in China, as against about
"a (S19.1O in Australia.
Joseph Solar. of Harrisburg, Pa.
was calm when his expected bride
failed to show up at the church Tor
the wedding. There must be some
one willing to marry me-" said Joseph,
who sent the best man and several
other friends out TO look for another
bride. Miss Theresa Chasa, blushing
and smiling, soon made her appearance
and the ceremony was performed
According TO a report about to be
issued by the Bureau of the Census,
Department of Commece. municipal
markets were maintai ned during tie
fiscal year 1918 by 12S of the "a cities
having more than 10000 inhabitants.
These 12S cities reported total of 237
markets, ia of which did a retail bust
ness, IA wholesale and 40 conducted
both retail and wholesale business.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-05-20
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Willie Willis-Pa, what is "propa-
ganda?"
Papa Willis-Anything the other fei-
low is circulating.-Jud
Mother-If you fell in the wster.
why are your clothes dry?
Tommy took EN- off in case or
acident-Pearson's Weekly.
Yeast-They say a camel can do
days without a drink.
Crimsonback-All right; but what is
the poor thing to do after the first OF
ugust?-Yonkers Statesman.
The Stranger-You seem to take to
riding in these overcrowded cars very
good turedly.
The Resident-Oh, yes; we treat II
as a standing joke.-Answers.
Client Ciust acquitted on burglary
charge)-Well, goodby. I'll drop in
on you some time.
Counsel-All right; but make II In
the daytime, please.-Sydney Bull
letin.
always engaged a cab when we went
anywhere"
"True enough; but now we can DO
our hugging at home."-Kansas City
Journal.
Kind Old Lady-Why you brute!
Don't you know better than 10 abuse
a poor mule with sore foot?
Colored Driver He's a a-awhy
mule. ma am an he amt lame. He's
just standin' at parade rest.
Ever have any trouble with your
cook ,"
NO"
How do you MANAGE"
when l want to quarrel with my.
vituals I go to a restaurant. Dir
mingham Age Herald.
JESSIE was taken in to dinner
by that officer YOU introduced me
to- He was quite gallant and re-
marked upon my birdiike appetite
Maud-Well. he should be a good
judge on that point, dear; he runs
an ostrich farm in South Africa
London Mail
II sec Yorick Hamm played re-
turn engagement in Plunksville last
week.
yep"
Have the same company he had
last year?'
Nope. Didn't have the same
wife ''-Louisville Courier Journal