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The Washington times., 1919-09-19
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GOFnS PailIeSSIy
Off They Come Like Banana Skin.
2 or 3 Drops, That's All

There's a murderous painful way
10 get lid OF COTns, and then there
is the peaceful. glorious "peel-it-OfE'
"Gets-It'' way After YOU have tried
'GetsIt' you will say "uevar aga IN
The Washington times., 1919-09-19

PershinE's views on the big military
questions have come to Congressional
military experts. He carefully aVole-
81 mention Of them in his address to
Congress yesterday. The only state
ment that could be construed to ar
feet future military policy was his
hearty Endorsement Of the draft law.
Chief of stan March, in his tesu-
mony before the Military Commit
tees. stated objection would be heard
to some features Of the military bill
In the War Department program, and
some members Of Congress believe
General Pershing will not approve
all the plans, particularly the general
peace time reorganization. Some be-
Iieve he will object to the powers OF
the general stan, as outlined in the
bill
The Washington times., 1919-09-19
Renort on a. b. b. ID.

Meanwhile, some Of General Persh-
ing's views probably viii be incor-
porated ia the report on the Amer
lean Expeditionary Force he is now
completing, which he has stated will
be placed before Congress to assist
in military reorganization.
PershinE today was to hold an in
formal reception at the War Depart
ment for army officers. After ap-
peariuE before Congress yesterday
to receive the thanks OF the Amer
lean people" Pershing visited Walter
Reed Hospital. where several hun
dred wounded soldiers are under
treatment.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-05-22

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as described in Vol. SIS of Deeds
on page $50 Wood Co. Records.
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as described in Vol. sc of Deeds
on page 388 Wood Co. Records.
SIMPSONS Add
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as described in Vol. 101 of Deeds
on page 1875 Wood Co. Records.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24
JAk VYROSTL DLUH "a
VALKY.

Washington. %. dubna. -
Narodai duh Spo.i. Statu OBJ
naSi nyni tolik. re urok Il ne
no cini rocne jedna milliardu
dollaru. To cini prum6rne SO
ma kazdeho muze, zenu a di-
te We Spojenych Statech. Pru-
merna rodina o peti Glenech
bude tedy platiti $50. Pred
valkOu cinil cely narodni duh
meme nezli obnaSi dnesni urok
kdyby bylo tenkrate nekomu
napadlo. zvysiti dane tax, ably
byl duh jedinen roce. IA
placen. bylo by se}to> povazova
10 Ia napad sileny. Take>celo
rocni vydani vlady pred val
kou neobnaselo tolik, kolik Sc
nyni plati uroku. Nsak cisla
.i'to nepoticbuji nikoho stra-
sit. Po valce obGaaske meia
nase zelne financnl vyhlidky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24
dy souhiasnejsimi zakony stat

dy souhiasnejsimi zakony stat
mimi.
Ma dalSi ochranu ptactva
stehujiciho Sc odtud do ka-
'nady naopak uzavrena byla
snlouva mezi Spojenymi Staty
a Velkou Britanii roku 1916.
V teto smlouve jest zahrnuto
537 druhu stehovavych ptaku.
Jest tn ucineno opatreni ma o.
chranu trvalou hmyzozravych
ptaku n6klerych jinych ste
hovavych nelovnych ptaku, a
peti az desetileta ochrana pro
nektere druhy ptaku lovnych.
Lovecke obdobi pro n6ktere il
ne st6hovave lovne ptaky .ie o.
, nezeno ma dobu ne delSi til a
pull mesice mezi prvnim Ia
rim 10. breznem kazdeho
roku, vyjma pobrezniho pta-
ctva V jistych severovychod-
Mich statech, kde honici seZo-
ma musi spadaJi mezi l6. srp
IA l. unora.
Pravidla prohlasena usnese-
MIN kongresu, schvalenem 3.
cervence 1918 na uzakoneni
smlouvy, stanovi otevranou Sc
Zonu ma pobrezni ptactvo V
takovych severovychodnich
statech cd Is. srpna do 30.
listopadu,. a vyiimkou touto
zadny stshdvavy lowry ptak
nesmi byti loven We Spojenych
Statech mezi l. unorem a Is.
zarim. We smlouve vSak neisou
Zahrnuti nekreri cenni ptaci,
iako krepelky, bazanti. teti'evi
divoci krocani. Tito jsou do
sud ponechani zcela pod iuris
dikci toho kterGho statu. Asi
22O druhn stehovavych ptaku
jest vylouceno re smlouvy, jed
max protoze nepatri k hmyzo-
zravym, iednak re nebyly w
slovne vyjmenovany.
Cd federalniho Zakona na 0
chramu stehovavych ptaku occ
kava 50 zajiStGni .iich pro vsc-
chen cas-. avSak zaj my statu
jsou tax nerozlucitelne spoje-
ny Sc zaimem spolecne vlady,
re vSechna snaha Ma Ochranu
zabezpeceni ptactva musi by
ii taktez spojena. A V tom
smeru bylo jiz mnoho ucin6.
no. Lovecke seZony dvaceti pc.
ii statu byly uvedeny V souhla>
s fed daralni sezonou a i V mnc
hych zbyvaiicich statcch zasa-
Zuii Sc obcane. k.eri mali na
tom zajem. ably prosadili sou
hlasna obdobi Ma iov ptactva
T1cC1 ,JICc1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24
Z VALECNYCH ZKUSENO-
STf DOBROVOLNfKA CE-
SkO.SLOVENSkE ARMADY
VACLAVA SEDLACKA.

NaSe vyprava, poctem Jiz tre
ti.vyplula k francouzskym bfe
ham dne "a. listopadu 1917.
Costa po mori nebyla prav6
piiiemnou a podobn6 "pohodl-
ne" jsme cestovali dale az do
mGsta Cognacu. .jez bylo sire
dem. kde SC Organisovala ce
skoslovanska armada pro boje
Severni Francii.
Hled po naSem prichodu
jsmc by!i jaksi prekvapeni;
praviio Sc nam, ze V Cognacu
mas ocekaVa Ma 10000 Ces~
kych voiinu doSlych ruskHch
front ale Ia naseho pfiiezdu
by!o jich sotva 1900.
Ubytovali mas We Starych,
malo pohodlnVch skladiStich a
kulnach, coz mas koneGn6 nej-
meme mrzelo. ale nebylo uhi,
diivi hroZne malo a ieSt6 me-
ne petrO,eie, TAX ze jSme vali-
ce pocit oval neprijemny chlad
sychraveho podzimku dlou-
he. fadni, tmave noce. X tenn
to nedostatkum piibyi jeSt6
.liny nedostatck, musili isme
privykati hladu, zda Sc, re ii.
kteri pred nami odeSli ma
1rontu stravili naSe zasoby.
Nastaly vycvik prodelavali
jsme dosti dobre, jelikoZ kaz-
dy Sc otuzoval $ chuti a horel
primo tOuhou utkati Sc $ ma
SIN d6dicnym ,nepritelem a
vrahem. We dvou m6sicich h
stal pohOtov6 cely 2l. pluk a
zacal Sc zakladati pluk D., X
nemuz isem byl pozdeii pride
len. PoCatkem Cervna 1918 Wy.
dano bylo prohlaseni X voii.
mum, ktefi by Sc chte'i pi'ihl 4
siti dobrovoln6 bojum na
fronte. Ochotne isem Sc chopiI
vitane prilezi'tosti lined Sc 5
nekolika druhy hlasil. Metre
ba podotykati, ze Sc mas pr
jiZde k stre!eckym liniim zmoc
novaly divine pocity pro nisent
yzpominkami.
Po slali mas k pamatnemu,
lidskou krvi prosakiemu Yer
dunu. Costa k vekopamatne.
mu mlstu vyzadovala tri dnu
Pr doraZeni ma misto zafadili
mas k francOuzske "a divisi
A zde teprve zacinal tanec,
kterv vzdor hruzam Sc nam 20
tInal iibiti. Napred mas dali
teprve do tfeti zakopni linia
do pestre spolecnosti vol ;ka
ruznVch divisi. Asi IA diva
dizzy prisli jsme do cary druhc,
kde TO iiz vypadalo ponekud
meme veseleii, ale jeSte dosud
nebylo Ile Ma druhe front6
jsme zusi2li A dny; We dine
jsme spali jako jezevci a no
ci jsme k prvni linii no:ili ost-
nifty drit ii pi|u6 pletli pfekaz
Ky prot postupU hunskych
hord.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24
OCHRANA STEHOVAVEHO
PTACTVA.
Committee on Public Inf

Washington, d. C.. = Ste
hovave ptactvo We SpOjenych
Statech bylo tem6r ma vyhynu-
Il, az konecne ameriGti sports
mcni, kteri seZnali, re ptaci
budou brZy dokonale vyhube
nj neo nezeaym lovem, zacali
Sc zajimari jejich zachova
ni. $ praktickG stranky bylo
seznano, ze ptaci ii mali pri-
lis velikou hospodarskou cenu,
jdouci rOCne do milionu dOla-
ri. ncz ably bylo nctecn6 pri-
hiiZeno k jich bezpecnemu Wy
hubem. V dus,edku tOhO V po-
slcdnich padesati letech byla
obrace1a pOZornOSt k tomuto
cennemu pramenu pfijmu
mnohych statech uzakon6na
nariZeni proti vybijan steho-
yaveho ptac,va. NemoznO o.
vSem doufati, re kdy budou
cnosti oziveay budou Spoje:ne
Staty tax ohro n,nym mnoz-
Stvim lovneho ptactva. jak to-
mu byio, kdy prvni fady use
dliku pronikali Ma zapad, pre-
ce vsak uz lie nyni zrejmo, ze
ptactva ka4dym rokem priby-
va.
Y ROGET 1900 pouzt devet
Statu uslavilo zakon, zakaZuii
ci loveni ptaku ma jare; V L.
1918 vSak uZ 81 stat priial
zakon Setreni ptactva. Prime
rene. cilevedome Setre ii bylo
poprve projednavano federalni
vladou +. 1904, kdyz byla
piedlOzena osnOva zakOna o
setfenl ptactva kongresu, a
. vSak OSnova ia nestala Sc Zako
. mem. Nec Sama vSak Zaujima-
. la poZOlaOSt kOngreSu temGi'
| bcz preruSeni az do schva 'eni
: zakona o s,ehovaven n ptactvu
: T.. 1913. Timto zakonem bylo
deparemtu zemedelstvi dano
; pravo urCiti dobu Setfeni. be-
, hem liz by bylo prot Zakonu
chytati neb zabijeti stehovave
ptaky. AG tento zakon nebyl
! podporen duraznym vymaha-
MIN, mel obdivuhodny vliv ma
, vefejne mineni a jeho prijeti
/; .dalo zaklady k pronikavejsi
ochrane ptactva. Plnych 95
=, procent lovcu pfidrzelo Sc pra
, vidla daneho Zakonem a zane
/, chalo strileni dobe trvani u
; zavrene sezony.
r. Vysledek byl tener okamzi-
ty. Vodni ptactvo i JIM steho-
| vavi ptaci nejen re V zapeti u
, kazali Sc We vetsim poCtu, a.
: vsak vraceii Sc vzdy We vet
, sim pOctu na misto sveho hni-
= zdeni, odkudz byli drive "a
: hnani u3tavicnym strilenim. A
, ku kOnci paleho roku tohoto IA
, konnehO Setreni statni komisa
ii zveflny pfedni sportsmeli
souhlasne prohlasovali. ze di-
woke ptactvo bylo hojnejsi naz
: kdykoliv Ia poslednich 25 let.
Zrejme zlepseni V dusled-
: cich tohoto zakona nadchlo
: pfivrzencc ochrany ptactva a
: ukazalo. jak ]: feder&lai zakop
: hejen apfispdl k ochrane hni-
l zdiciho ptactva. ale )avedl i
: ma stejnou miru iovecke VISA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24

Patty den prlSla nova Vyhla
ska, kdo by Sc chtel sucastniti
vyie,u k vypadu. Pfihlasil
isem Sc a hned prvni noci Wy
dali isme Sc ma nebeZpecne
dobrodruzstvi, ale bohuzel pr
vni mas podnik nebyl koruno-
van zdarem. Vypad noci nasle
down. byl zdarilejSi, pOdafilo
se nam polapiti 4 n6mecke "a
jatce. Bezprostredne po tom
dan byl roZkaz k druhemu w
padu We vetSim meritku, kdyz
jsme Sc byli od zajatcu vSe po
trebne dozvedeli. Utok mas byl
ve'kym usp6chem a francouZ-
sky valeGny kriz byl prvni no
il odmenou Ia tento podnik.
la m6sic .isem byl Sc svymi
druhy povol;n zp6t k q. plu-
ku, ktery sc prave pripravo-
val ma cestu k bitevni care,
pfiSli jsme iiz jako s,ari zku-
SEM vojaci a veterani. 21. pluk
lezel V m6stecku Darney V xii
ne vogeskych hOr, od vOjaku
naSich byli jsme mile srdet-
ne priiati. patrne Jim jako no
vackum imponovali jiz soudru
ri, kteri .iiz prodelali ma from
te krest ohn6m. V Darney ce-
kali lsme ma prapor, ktery mel
blti symbolem pod kterym
jsme Sc po druhe nell vrhn6u-
II BOZ Ia Okazale Slavno-
sti, ktere iste zaiiste zde
V Clevelande cetli odevzdal
nam pre- sidenJ francouzske re-
publiky vlastnorucne naSi "a
Stavu.
Mezi ). 6. cervencem ieli
jsme dale. Prvni naSe pracc
Cekala mas V Elsasku Lotrin-
sku Il Aspachu. kde isme pra.
We o pul noci prebirali prvni
: lrontu cd voiska americkeho,
: jez komandovano bylo do Sam
pane. l Aspachu jsme setrvali
V prvni linii po 8 dni zane.
chali tam nekOlik dobrych h
Soudruhu. ktefi Sc liz vicekra
= te n"navrati. Boju potycek
ne Sc Elsa sku sdcastnovali
az do 26. zafi. Sam isem Sc zdl
&c! na front6 len do Is. Zari
byV IA n6meckehO postupu Gel
, KEN Jedenactkrate ranen. Ia
> meslc Jsem Sc tax dalece ZUta-
vii a poslan hned IA plukem
IA froltu k Vezieres. Terone v
Sampani. Ide utrpeli nasi ncj.
vetsich ztrat. pochovali isme
tam mnoho dobrych kamaradu
V mistech tech branili Sc take
Nemci co nejurputneji maiic
vse obsazeno strojnimi phska-
mi. ktere umist 'ovali / Ma stro-
mech"
Jak jsme svehO casu ozna.
mill, vratil Sc p. Vaclav Sedla-
eek. povolaaim majitel holir.
ny. 3240 Trowbridge Ave. %
petnc ziv zdrav do Clevelan
du. kde byl manzelkou a dv6-
ma ditkami touzebne oceka-
Van. coz nu zbranoNalo. ze nc
tahl Sc statecnou nasi legii do
r,afiSEx DE-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24

horst, a nejenom re Sc vzpa-
matovala, ale dodelala Sc bla-
hobytu, o jakem Sc nlkomu
pred tim neZdalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-24

ken lnuNuZilzcnl nasi svobu
uy pro kterou tax obetaye by
pfispGl.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-31

High grade Sample Suits-Onc Of a kind. in new fall shades, richly Iincd You will appreciate their value when you sec them. Worth up to $75.00.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-03
At the Theatres

Two new stars will be seen at the
Liberty tonight. Albert Ray and
Elinor Fair are known from coast to
coast as the cleverest team that ever
appeared on the vaudeville stage and
they are now starring together in
Fox productions. They will be seen
tonight in Words and Music" a
comedy sketch that is especially well
suited to their particular style.
BY special arrangement of Oliver
Morosco, Maud Fulton's delightful
comedy in three acts, opens an en-.
gagement of two nights at the
Opera House beginning Wednesday
October s, THE BRAT" had q
successful run for one solid year at
the Morosco Theatre, New York,
and is now playing to capacity aud
fences throughout the United States
and this will be the only chance that ,
the theatre goers of klamath Falls !
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-03

The original was the Coast Of the
High Barbaree" OF old piratical days
The other and more modern. is the
underworld Of San Francisco. To-
day II is more OF name than any
thing else, for cleaning up days In
the Golden Gate City have been fre-
Quent and 'thedenzius thereof. have
mostly been scattered to the four
winds OF heaven.
The Rarbary Coast OF San Fran
cisco is comparable only with the
old Five Points In New York or
Whitechapel In London. II Is, or
though II is stll there as u
shadow of its former self--the 10,
sort of the worst element of the city.
Yet some of II was outward show
and the Mortified summer sometimes
saw things that were really only
there for his especial benefit. Yet
there were trHdgedies in the district
and It was never peasant place to
find oneself in after dark,
The new William S. Hart picture
THE Poppy Girls Husband" which
will be shown ut the Star Theatre
tonight
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-03
BUILT UP POLISH INDUSTRIES
Russia's Expulsion Of Jews From Mos
cow Had Results Unforeseen by
Muscovite Statesmen.

An odd bit of commercial history
comes to light with the granting OF
citizenship to Jews In Poland, and
shows how Russia. In expelling the
race from Moscow. provided Poland
with human factor Of great impor-
fance in developing her own Industrial
resources. the Christian Science Mon.
itor recalls. Politically Poland lay
helpless In the grip of her powerful
neighbor. resisting as best she might
that neighbOr's determination to de-
stroy the last vestige Of Polish ma
tional existence. Industrially. on the
Other hand, her coal and iron ore dis
tricts had developed Polish centers of
manufacture superior to those of Rus
sia, but dependent for succor on the
sale OF their products in Russian mar.
Kets. Jews came from Moscow who
were familiar with Russian trade con.
ditions, had already established per
sonal trade relations with Russian cit
les, and were admirably fitted TO de.
Veiop commercial program between
the two countries. These men became
me natural Intermediates between
Poles and Russians in business. and
thelr expulsion from Russia is doubt.
less one reason for the prosperity of
Polish sndustries at LODI, Warsaw and
PetrOkov.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-03
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1919.
SHEEP HERDER WELL HOUSED
Compact, Comfortable Dwellings Pro-
vided for Those Who Tend the
Herds on Western Plains.

Just at present the sheep herder's
lor is fairly happy one, Frank II.
Arnold writes in Popular Mechanics
magazine. He gets 500 a month be-
sides his expenses. and one never can
see his sheep wagon without wanting to
leave civilization for few months and
take to the range. II is the most
compact dwelling house on wheels that
has ever been devised. For utilizing
all possible space it can give lessons
even to dining car or sailboat. II
Is dining car and sleeping car In one
and historically forms a permanent
link between western pioneers DAYS,
when every one Travelled In a prairie
schooner. and automobile days when
the sheep wagon is used only to follow
the herd during the winter and spring.
until 1t disappears up on the high sum.
mer range. where only a saddle horse
can penetrate.
The wagon, which for months is
thus the home of two sheep herders.
has long. narrow body, to give free
0em to the wheels, but above the
wheels IT flares out enough to give q
broad room with benches along both
sides. 1t has three coverings Of can
vas Tor greater warmth In winter, and
q stove screwed to the floor near the
front door. The back part of the can.
vas covered space serves as bedroom,
containing nothing but bed, to which
air Is supplied by sliding glass win.
dOws to the rear end of the wagon.
Attached to the bed is folding table,
and under II are small drawers and
large bin to contain the herder's sun
ply of -four and grain.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-03
DESERVE MORE THAN PRAISE
Ellen OF the Type Of Private Oscar
Zwa'd Surety Entitled to the
Country's Beet.

Col. A. c Read, Inspector general
asked Eeneral Ligsett to write letters
OF highest praise for the heroic conduct
OF Private Oscar Zwald. Fort Dodge,
Iowa.
By rushing fcarleSsly into n burning
freight car loaded with live shells. and
extlnguiShing the tire at great risk. he
saved scores of lives and possibly near.
" million dollars worth of munitlop
stores for Uncle Sam at the MuIheim
munitions store yard, near Coblenz.
If the fire had not been promptly sub.
dued 1t would have resulted in blowing
up whole trainload of shells, To which
the burning car was attached, together
with, possibly, many nearby buildings
hiied with high explosives. STORED there
for emergencies.
This is the type of man returning to
us now from abroad. Fearless. coura-
geous, and ready to do the right thing
at the right moment. All may not have
received the ID. 5. c.. but each one Of
them Is valuable addition to any fac.
tory, office or workshop.
They return to US now In grea, mum.
oers. About 100000 are discharged
from the service every month. Col.
Arthur Woods, assistant to the secre.
tary Of war. In charge OF the re-em.
ployment work of the war department.
Is leaving no stone unturned to find /
employment for each one OF them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-03

will have to see this much talked OF
play. The cast numbers among its
members such well known perform
ers as Miss Gladys Kingsbury, Miss
Edna Reiss, Miss Nell Butler. Mr..
Frank Cooley, Mr. J. Raymond
Northcutt, and several others of
equal popularity. The stage is un.
der the able direction of Mr.. Frank
Cooley, which in itself insures a fine
performance.
Manager Houston is indeed for.
tunate in securing this attraction,
and no-doubt the Theatre goers will
appreciate il
The sale OF seats will comm ence
Saturday.
BOUGHT AND PAID FOR" will
be presented Thursday night.
A circus. canal and a canal boat
form the settings for Marguerite
Clark's beauty and talent in the Par
amount picture, "Still Waters"
which is rare combination of pas
toral romance, rural comedy and
thrilling drama, was written es-
pecially for Miss Clark by Edith
Barnard Delano. the we'll known
novelist. In it the diminutive star
has abundant opportunities for the
display Of her remarkable versatility.
The many admirers of William
Farnum will be interested in the
announcement that their favorite
screen star is to appear here in an
'ther thrilling picturiza tion. of
Zane Grey noveI-this time, "The
Lone Star Ranger" which will be
shown at the Liberty Theatre Sunday
or run of two days.
Mr.. Farnum has been seen in
many picturesque and heroic charac- /
ers during his stage career; but as
fearless Texas Ranger in this
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-07-12
EARTHQUAKE KILLS
$1,000 PEOPLE.
KALUT VOLCANO eELcHEs OUT
DEATH AND DE-
sTRUcTloN
GREAT DISASTER IN JAVA
Thlrty-one Villages Destroyed In one
District OF Island
OF Java

Tokio.-sixteen thousand persons
we're killed or injured in a volcano
eruption in central Java on May ~
This information is contained IN Oh
fetal advices from Batavia.
81 Villages Destroyed
Amsterdam. volcano OF kalut'
in Java. has burst into eruption, Wlp'
ing out twenty villages in the district
Of Brengal, and eleven in the vicinity
of Blitar and causing deaths estinla''
ed at fifteen thousand, according 70
Central News dispatch received u
Amsterdam.
Last Serious Eruption In 1870
The volcano Kalut (Keloeet) Is one
Of the fourteen active volcanoes "a
the island Of Java. Kalut is in east
ern lava south of Surabaya. 7'F
it's size Java has more volcanoes man
any other country in the world. n"
lufs last serious eruption was Oh tne
23d of MAY, 1901, when one hunllsl
and eighty-one persons were Anis''
The volcano of Galoenggoen pee
very active in 1922 and one hunaI5o
and fourteen villages were destfoJ gu
and more than four thousand HNs'
lost Much of the island was .a-1
waste by eruptions and earthq
In August, 1888, when the loss o' ''i7
was estimated at thirty-hye tnoa'
sAnd