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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
JAPONAI PRADEOA
KAMPANIJA PRIl.s
AMERIKA.
Pekinas, Chini,a. r1lgs Il

! Pekinas, Chinija, rugs. 10
d. = Korespondenats laik
rascio Chicago Daily News
pranesa, kad Japonijos sos
tineje turejo susirinkima
dvylika zymiu organizaciju,
kuriq nariais yra visa ellie
valstybiniu veikeju. Siame
susirinkime isnesta rezoliu-
cija, smarkiai uzgaunanti
suvienytu Valstiju reikalus
Chinijoje.
Rezoliucijoje nupeikiama
Suvienytu Valstiju senate
elgimasi linkui Santungo ir
pasmerkiama dabartine ia
panijos ministerial, kuri buk
neginanti Japonijos reikalu,
todel reikalaujama jos at
statydinimo.
Rezoliucijoje taipgi uz-
reiskiama, kad jei Japonijos
ginklai atnese pergale, tai
Japonija If privalo nuado-
tbs pergales vaisiais, ypac
advokatuojama uz japonu
tiesas Chinijoje.
Rezoliucija atspausdinta
specially brosiureleje ir
smarkiai platinama ne tik
Japonijoje, bet il. Chinijoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
VOkieciu kariumene ap-
leidZia Lietuva.
BaltikO TautoS Nekariaus
SUI BOlSevikais.
Bostoae sustrejkavus poIicijai, betyark8.

Siai nedidelei Austrijai SUI
lyg sutarties draudziama de
tbs sajungon su Vokietija.
Atlyginimas pinigais dar
nera nustatytas, ka padarys
special6 komisija. Dali tu
mokesciu padengs los pro-
vincijos, kurios -atsiskire
nuo Austrijos.
Austria lures atlyginti sa
vo laivynu uz talkininku lai
vyno nuostolius, padarytus
per austrus; suteikiant lai-
vus vieton nuskandytu.
Ausrijos kariumene suma-
zinama Xxi 10000 kareiviu
ir tai tik sudarant ia is liuos
norir A-ss ..s Z
Be to Austria turi sugra-
zinti talkininkams seniau
paimtus is tQ Sally dailes
veikalus ir kitus dalykus tu-
rincius istoriska verte.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
BALTIKO TAUTOS NE
KARIAUS SU Boise
VIKAIS.

Berlynas, rugs. 10 d. =
Specials korespondentas
laikrascio Chicago Daily
News M. Farbman pranesa,
kad jo nuomone Baltiko
tautos nekariaus prizes Rusi-
jos sovietus, kad juos sunai-
kinus, kaip kad tuli to more
tu, bet tik pasiganedins at
siemimu savo krastQ,.
Girdi, final If estonai,
national nesirengia eiti ant
Petrogrado, mes tas jiems
yra perdidelis darbas ir jie
tik pasiganedina apginimu
Essavo uzimtp telftoriju.
Estonijos uzrubeziniu rel.
kalu minister's Poska oficia
rliai .uzreiskia, kad jie esq
persilpni. rizikuoti sayoni'
! sipekomis einant ant -Petro
oradO ., o,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
BOSTONE BE POLICIJOS
VIESPATAUJA BE
TVARKE.

Boston, Mass, rugs. 10 d.
Mieste, sustreikavus policis-
tams, viespatauja didele be-
tvarke. Gyventojai palikti
ginti save ir savo turta savo
paciu sumanimui il galei.
Kad uzbegus betvarkei
miestan partraukiama visa
brigada kariumenes iski.
rant ir kulkasvaidziu kom-
panijas. Kariumenei isaky-
ia pributi miesto majoro uz
ziuron tuojau. -
Veliausios zinios prane-
Sa, kad ant vieno pleciaus
istiko tikros riauses. Riause-
Sc tapo uzmustas vienas ne
zinomas vyras, ir sunkiai
suzeista giena moteris, ir ke-
liolika suzeista lengviau.
Taipgi vienas is kur tai at
sirades policistas tapo dix
ciai sumustas ir nugabentas
ligonbutin.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
ORAS

Siadien daugiaus debesuo
ia ir kick vesiau; petnycioj
giedra ir kick silciau; vidu-
tiniai saur-vakaru vejai.
Vakar augseiausia tempe
ratuta 50 apie 4 val. po piet.
Sauletekis, $40;
Sauleleidis, .7:07.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
ARTlNASI PLIENO DAR-
BININKU STREIKAS.

Washington, d. G., rugs.
10 d. - Kadangi preziden-
tut Wilsonui nepasisek1 su-
derinti idant United States
Steel korporacija eitu j de
rybas gu unijos atstovais, to-
del plieno darbininku strei.
kas yra nustatytas ant e
dienos 1ugsejo.
Streikas tik tuomet gales
but atsauktas ar atide5s3.
jei korporacijos virsinir 1ai
leisis ant kompromisu. ne
lei to daug darbuojasi Am
Darbo FEEDER. prezidentas
Gompers, taip If preziden-
tac Wisonas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
BERLYNE LAUKlAMA.
SPARTAKU.

Kopenhagenas, rugs. 10
d. = Cia ateina pranesimu
is Berlyno, kad tenykstes
kariskos istagos laukia ko
tai nepaprasto. .Paskutine-
mis- dienonis tape isstatyta
kaMska sargyba.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
NELAIME PARYZIAUS
MEILUzIAMS.

Paryzius, rugs. 10 d. -
68 miesto biuro darbinin-
kai sustreikavo reikalauda-
mi pagerinimo. savo buvio.
Ju streikas ypac atsilieps
ant meiluziu, mes greta kit
ko sulaikytas ir isdavimas
apsivedimui laisniu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
AIRAI UZVALDE
KARISKA LAVA.
Londonas, RUGS. 10 d.

Londonas, rugs. 10 d. =
Laikrastis Daily News pra-
mesa, kad viena nakti burys
sim feineriu dasigavo ant
karisko laivo; apvalde lai-
vo ingula, If nuplauke su
laivu nezinia kur. Ant laivo
randasi didelis sskaicius
ginku ir amunicijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11

Nors oficialiai ir valdinin
kai grieztai atsisako duoti
kokias nors informacijas,
bet visur tik ir kalbama
apie artinimasi spartaku SUI
kilimo, kuris, girdi, bus
daug stipresnis negu buvo
pradzioje metu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
SUSTREIKAVO Is, 900 SILL
KINIU DARBININKU.

Scranton, Pa, rugs 10 d.
Vakar prasidejo streikas
vienoj silky dirtuveje ir jau
siadien yra sustreikavusiu
Scrantone ir apielinkeje
apie $4,000 silkiniu dirbtu-
viu darbininku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
600 MEDZIOJA PASKUI
JUODUKO.

Athens, Ca. rugs. 9 d. =
Nina apie is 600 ginkluotu
baltveidziu, 81 policijiniais
sunimis leidosi jieskoti joud
veidzio Abe Cox, kuris yra
kaltinamas primusime mo-
teries vieno farmerio is Lex
ington.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
senate KOMISIJA RE-
KOMENDOJA 49 PA
TAlSYMUS.

Washington, D. e., rugs.
10 d. = Svarstymas taikos
sutarties su Vokietija il
konstitucijos tautu lygos pra
sides panedelyje. Senate ko
misija uzrubeziniu reikalq re
komendoja prie ju 49 ivai-
rius pataisymus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
AUDROJ zUVO 5000
CHINlECIU.

Annoy, Chinija, rugs. 9 d.
IS Fachoy pranesama, kad
lpietryciu pakrasti aplanke
didele audra, kurioje zuvo
apie 5000 ypatu lake aud
ros juriu bangos pakildave
Xxi 28' pedu augscio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
kONFISKUOS SVETIM.
SALIECIU TUscIUS
NAMUS.

Berlynas, rugs. 10 d. -
Gyvenamu namu biuras pra-
nese, kad isvengimui krizio
SUI butais, kul'iu yra didele
stoka Berlyne nuspresta kon
fiskuoti svetimtauciu ma
mus, kurie mesa apgyventi.
Ypac namu amerikonu Ber-
lyme yra nemazai tuseiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
.KOREJIEcIU DEMONST-
RAClJOS UZ NEPRI-
GULMYBE.
Washington. D. C.. III

washington, ID. G., rugs.
10 d. = cia gauta pranesi-
mas, kad Korejos sostineje
Seule nuolat pasikartoja de
monstracijos reikalaujan-
clos saliai neprigulmybes.
DR.. Rhee uzreiske, kad ko-
rejieciai nebus uzganedinti
jokiomis japonu reformo-
mis-, bet .tik reikalaus sau
neprigulmybes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
REIKALAUJA NACIONA-
LIZACIJOS KASYKLU.

Glasgow, SCOTIA, rugs. 10
d. = Anglijos uniju kongre-
Sc tapo priimta rezoliucija,
kurioje reikalaujama, idant
visos kasyklos Anglijoje bu-
tu acknowledgements 81 re-
zoliucija priita didele di-
ziuma balsu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
MAISTO RIAUSES
SILEZIJOJE.

Berlynas, rugs. 10 d. -
Mieste Glogau Silez:joje is
tiko maisto riauses, kuriQ
numalsinimui tapo pakvies
ia kariumene. Kariumene
-paleido darban kukasval'
dzius If rankines granatas
FPasekmeje to visko 10 uz'
1l,llsta ir vienuolika su2eistu
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
AMRIKONAI PAVOJUJE
HONDURASE.
Washington, D. C., /

Washington, D. G, rugs.
10 d. - Pranesama, kad
Honduraso revoliucionieriai
visur ina virsu ir vietos val
dzia uzreiske, jog negalinti
apsaugoti svetimtaueiy If pa
tt apleidzianti niests. La
Geiba. Sakona, kad rem
eSanti amerikonai randasi
nemazame pavojuje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
-SlRASYTA PO TAIKOS
SUTARTIMI SU
AUSTRIA.

0I. Nermaln, rugs I0 d.
DR.. Renner, Austrijos pre-
melraspasiras6 po taikos SUI
tartimi 1915 val. Siadien
ryte. Po jo pasiras6 Suvieny-
tq ValstijQ atstovai Frank
l.. Polk, kuris uzima vieta
Lansingo, ir Henry White
ir generolas Bliss.
Paskui raS6si Francuziios
atstovai. Einant Clemenseau
rasytis pro austrus, DR.. Rem
ner pakiles mandagiai link
telejo j ka Clemenceau irgi
-atsake linktelejinatl.
Toliau seke parasai anglu
If kitty. Bet tarpe atstovu ne
buvo pulkininko House nei
AnglJos premiere Llovd
George.
Ceremonies pasirasymo
uzsibaige 11:15 val. ryto.
Chinijos atstovai uzreis,
ke, kad jie sutinka pasira-
syti po sutartimi SUI Austri-
Nja, idant tokiu budu tur6jus
-ssise dalyvauti tautu lygoje.
Z Bet uztat nepasiras6 atsto-
val Rumunijos ir Serbijos,
kurie buk negaleje susinesti
su savo valdziomis. Talki-
ninkai dave jiems progos pa
sirasyti po taikos sutartimi
Xxi subatai, kada, tikimasi,
jau bus susizinoje siame
lzlausime SUI savo valdzio-
mis-.
Dabartine Austria nesu-
liginamai mazesn6 uz Aust
ro-Vengrija pirm penkiu me
tu. Dabar nuo Austrijos at
puola visa .eile provinciju.
Bohemia, Moravija ir da
lis Tescino tampa reprigul-
minga salimi ~ Cecho-Slo-
vakija. Dalis Tescino ir di-
desne dalis Galicijos pris-
kirta prie Lenkijos. Rytine
dalis Galicijos if Bukovina
priskiriama prize Ukrainos
respublikos. Vengrija tampa
neprigulmingu kraStu. Tran
sylvanija (dalis buvusioS
Vengrijos tenka Rumunijai
Gi provincijos Karintija
Dalmacija, Karniola, Kroa
> Tia, Slovakija, Bosnia, Her
!, /cogovina if dalis Styrijos @1
kiu su Serbia sudaro Jugo
Slayijos karalija.
Dalis Tyrolio, dalis lstri
jos pussalio il nekurios va
karines dalis Korintijos pc
reina Italijos raakosna.
Taipgi dabartine Austrij
sudaro -tik zenlesnioji If aug
stesnioji Austrijos if dali
Tyrolio If Styrijos. Be t
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
FOcH DALYVAUS AME.
RIKOS LEGlJONO
KONVENCIJOJE.

st. Paul, rugs. 10 d. =
Vakar gauta is Washingto-
ND nuo Francuzijos amasa-
doriaus pranesimas, kad
marsalas Foch dalyvaus
Amerikos Legijono konven-
cijoje, lapkrieio II diena
Minneapolis,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
SUSTREIKAVO NEW
YORKO KRIAUCIAI.

New York, rugs. l Cd. =
Prisiartinus rudens sezonui
sustreikavo apie 5000 kraiu
ciQ. Reikalauja A valandu
darbo savaites ir pakelimo
algos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
UNIJA UZSTOS STREI-
KUOJANCIUS POLL
CISTUS.
Greenfield. Mass, III

NTetIlIIeIu, NIdSS., rugs.
10 d. = Cia atsibuvo nett
mis- valstijos unijos susiva-
ziavimas, kuriame priimta
rezoliucija, kuria liepiama
visiems Bostono unijistams
rytoj balsuoti ar iseiti strei-
kan del uzuojautos sustreika
vusiems policistams, ku-
riems nera uzuojautos pas
virSininkus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11
Nera bendro fronto prizes
Bolsevikus.

Trumpai kalbant nepasise
ka sudaryti prizes bolsevikus
bendra fronta, apie kuri tai
kininkai taip daug kalbejo
ir kurio pageidauja.
Tame daug prisidejo tai
kininku neaiskumas link
mazu tautyseiu, kurios todel
pribijo Koleako isigalejimo
Tokiu budu europiskas plia-
mas kovai pries bolsevikus
neivyko.
Vokieciu laikrasciai ypa;
socialistiski, pasinaudoda'
mi tokia situacija ragins
valdzia, idant tuojaus is
trauktq savo kariumene i;
Baltiko provincijv If susvei
aintu says santykius ir y
| Baltiko tautomis If su boise
Ivikai ralsais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-11

Be to estonijos darbinin-
kai esq priesingi karei SUI
bolSevikais, kuriu balsas
daug sverias Shame svarbia-
klausime.
IS politisko atzilgio esto-
mai ir final, berodos, dau-
giau pasitiki bolsevikais ne
gu Rusu nacionalistais. Boil
sevikams viespataujant sios
tautos turi didesne Wilt tap
ii negrigulmingomis, negu
sugrazinus prie gales rusus
nacionalistus.
~ 80 s,ss1 .a4'
Lietuviai ir Latviai narsiai
kariauja.
Lietuviai ir latviai, kitos
dvi Baltiko tautos daug mar
siau ir entuziastiskiau ka-
riauja prizes bolsevikus negu
estonai, bet tur but todel,
kad bolsevikai dar Wis laiko
uzeme lietuviSkus ir latvis-
kus kraStus.
Bet abejotina ar sios tau
tos trauks ant Perogrado,
kaip tik atsiims nuo bolsevi-
ku savo krastus. Be to sioms
tautoms reikalinga laikyti
savo kariumene mamie, kad
apginus savo krastus nuo
spaudimo lenkiskojo impe-
rializmo.
Prize to latviai turi daug
keblumQ su vokieciu kariu-
meme, kuri Wis terorizuoia Ia
Sail.
Net lenkai,, kurie turi stip
rig uzpakalyje speka-talki-
ninkus if tie nedrasiai trau-
kia prizes bolsevikus.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04
The Bloody Fang Of the rrep,e,


I nm never conscious Of the bloody
Tang. the poison tooth. Of the wilder.
ness. The peace Of this Jungle at night
was the same peace a. that Of tho
trees In our city parks. I knew that
well within my horizon. jaguars and
pumas were stalking their prey, while
here and there on the forest floor bush.
masters lay coiled like mats Of death.
But quite as wildly could I picture
the stray cats pouncing on sleeping
sparrows In the shrubbery Of washing
ton square. or the screech owls work.
Ing havoc in the glades Of Central park
where the glare Of the electric lights Ia
less violent. And:I have forgotten the
two-score gulls and swans with torn
throata-a single nights work Of wild
mink In the Bronx. Nature IL the same
everywhere; only here in Guiana the
eparrows are not allen immigrants, and
the light II not measured in kllowatts,
and the hacka tigers are not 10 stated
that they kill for pleasure.-william
Beebe. In Atlantic.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04
Not q oem-ceurss pIsvv.


Recently . golf architect was meas.
uring OF q course In the South. At
one end Of the steel tape was . dilapi-
dated specimen, known In the parts a.
q pore white trash" one Of the un-
complaining sort whom, somehow or
other. everybody picks ON. It was his
duty to mark with his heel q spot
on the ground at the end Of every
measurement In order that the man
at the other end Of the tape might nnd
It readily.
His shoes were Of the hand.me-
down variety. and they no longer boast.
ed Of heels. The Carolina clay was
Just beginning to soften after q light
mornings frost.
II wish you would make those marks
20 can see them" growled the mrn
at the other end Of the tape from dime
to time.
Finally 4 smoldering ember Of spirit
burst into flame:
"Tm doin' de bes' I kin Wild dis yere
heel o mine: but yain't NO plow.--
Golf Illustrated.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04

Although Alfred had arrived at the
age Of twenty-one years. he showed no
INCLINATION to pursue his studies at col.
lego or In any way adapt himself to his
fathers business.
II don't know what will ever make
Of that son Of mime" bitterly COM
plained his father, . hustling business
man.
Maybe he hasn't found himself
ret" consoled the confidential friend.
sIsn't he gifted in any wayr
'.Gifted1' queried the father. swell.
I should say he Isl He amt got .
darned thing that wasn't given to him"
-Hafper's Magazine
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04
EARLY GRAFT CASE
Il Dates Back to Rule Of Herman.
do Cortez IN Mexico.
Insignificant Little Bridge Over RIv.
uIst At Vera Cruz Cost Spain
Miillons Of Dollars

Just beyond the Alameda In the city
Of Vera Cruz there IL an Insignificant
old bridge which spans q narrow nv
ulet. To this bridge II attached one
Of the earliest stories Of graft" that
has been brought to light on the con-
tinent Of North America. The graft
that this bridge figured in dates back
to the time Of fernando C0rtes, and
it, story shows that the Indians were
not the only ones that Cortez exncted
money from to oil his own treasure.
says a Monterey correspondent Of the
New York World.
1t Is said that the reports which Cor.
tee sent to the King of Spain In re.
gard to the different places In Mexico
were more or less indefinite, as he
meant them to be. One Of his reports
to the king said that the city Of Vera
Cruz was built at the mouth Of river
and that the river divided two sec.
lions Of the city. He mentioned the
fact that 1t would be q very desirable
thing for the king to make an appro-
priation for the building Of q bridge
to connect the two portions Of the city.
The king consented to do this.
Cortez. when he once had the kings
consent, 1t 10 said. wrote that he had
begun work on the bridge. but owing
to the fact that there was much
swampy land At the point where the
bridge had to be built 1t would take
considerable expense to get the land
In condition to build the bridge. The
land finally was got In condition al
great expense and the work on the
bridge begun. One thing and another
arose. or at least that 10 what Cortes
is declared to have said In his letters
to the king Of Spain. and more and
more money was needed. Finally the
amount Of the appropriation grew into
millions for this great bridge which
Cortex was supposed to be building
at Vera Cruz. This drain on the treas
ury made quite an impression on the
mind Of the king. and one day when
he was near the coast Of Spain with
some Of his court he was found stand
ing near the shore with his hand over
his eyes looking to the west.
"What are you trying to seer asked
one Of his friends.
II was trying" said the king. ITO
ace II 1t were not possible to catch
glimpse Of the great bridge that Cortes
10 building In MEXICO. II has cost
enough to be large enough to BE- seen
from here"
The bridge that Cortea really did
build very likely was built By his In
dian prisoners without the outlay Of
q single cent. but what Cortes did
with the money he received has not
been shown.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04
For plphthsrIa.

A recent issue Of the Indianapolis
Medical Journal contains an article
suggesting the use Of fresh buttermllk
~ . sargle for diphtheria. Another
method IL to use swab with butter
milk, perhaps for the reason that some
psfsons cannot gargle. A practitioner
gives his experience in nine cases
where the plain buttermilk was used
dve or SIX times day. He believes
that the diphtheria organisms were
displaced entirely after three days.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04
LIFTING AUTO OUT OF Rur
oImpis csntrivanss prevs6 eMssslve
When Machine Mirs1 and esesswe
Treubls Seemed csrtstN.

Every one. NJ some time o. stAss.
has doubtless come upon the unfee.
tunate spectacle Of q big autotruek
stuck in a rut-psrhape holdine up
tr.6,e The next time you encounter
inch : catastrouhe, recall the sxpsri-
ence deser,bed nv Erwin L. Purkess IN
Ponu,sr Mechanics Naeasius. and ysu
iii 10 sbie "a OFFER valuable suegss.
tion. AZ = momsnt vhsn such sueIss-
Non. conrt Sor thsar fuli vsfue. ri NJ.
pnrk.s. vr,tes:
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04
sr,shtsns carpsts

A suggestion for making q carpet
look like new and bringing out all the
bright colors again. at . cost Of Is
cents, follows: Shave one bar Of
white soap In dish and dissolve with
gallon Of hot water; to this add 10
cents worth Of salts Of tartar. This
forms q aoft paste. When cold put
handful Of paste on carpet and with 4
scrub brush scrub this well Into the
carpet; then with q dull knife scrape
the paste from the carpet and then
wiring q cloth out Of clear water and
20 over the place Just cleaned. In
this manner 20 over the surface Of the
entire carpet. and you will be sur
prised at the result.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04
sssl.nlos Of Letter Willing.

OSusN0u0O " SSSs9t vvSts00s
The actual period Of the beginning
Of letter writing 10, like many other Of
the familiar things Of today. lost 10 the
mists Of time. observes q writer In the
New York Evening World. Probably
the earliest historical records Of epis-
tolary achievements are found In the
days Of the Egyptians under the Phar-
aohs and Of the Greeks who wrote
out their social or business communi-
cations on blocks Of stone or wood. But
for the hrst letter writer of distinction
It 10 necessary to turn to the Book Of
Kings, where in chapter q, verses to
10, We are told how Queen Jexebel,
wife Of Ahab, wishing to compass the
death Of Naboth, wrote letters In
Ahab's name and sealed them with his
zeal and sent the letters unto the eld-
efs and to the mobiles that were In his
city and that dwelt with Naboth," these
dignitaries suggesting q plot which
ended In the death Of Naboth BY ston-
inG.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04
cutting Makes he Hair Grow.


According to DR.. William Allen Pus.
sey. the hair grows q half an inch q
mouth until It reaches its natural
length. With men the natural length is
from eight to twelve inches. With
women It grows anywhere from eight
cen inches to their heels.
The hair grows faster In summer
than In winter because Of the greater
activity Of the skin In warm weather.
The hair also grows faster when cut of.
The reason for this IL based upon the
general principle that whenever tissue
u called upon to make up deficit 1t
generally comes to the rescue with
added energy. II you cnt OF your hair
there 10 the stimulus Of increased d.
mand placed upon nature to make your
hair reach Its natural length.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04
eooo.BY TO THE CLUTCHES
Artificial Limbs y cisvsriy osvissd
rhat lsolsss Men Have Ne DIM
Guilty N Walking.

There need Be no iegiess soldiers to
hobble pitifuliy along the streets after
this war. An American army surxeoo
has devised new type Of artificial
leg which can be manufactured By
Uncle Sam for about SIS and which
will almost perfectly reproduce the &C.
ton OF q natural leg. even II he 81.
der has only q stump left. II means
good.by to crutches, declares The New
York Evening Post.
This remarkable triumph of Amssi.
can inventive genius was described at
the New York Academy Of Medicine
BY Maj. r. B. Masnuson. medical ~
serve corps. . member Of the ssfssoo
generals staR. c.
The artificial leg described By the
surgeon 10 the invention Of MAJ d.
ND Silver. smother medical reserve Of.
deer. formerly q peacticins physician
In Pittsburgh.
This artificial leg 10 d . typs far
ahead Of anything that has besa dsvsi.
oped abroad ~ . result oe The war"
Major Masnuson said. TT 10 . better
substitute for Q natural leg than the
government has ever besa able b %.
tain heretofore for 500 each. and Il
can be made for Q quarter oe that
price. In this one thing alone Doctor
Silver has earned his salary 40 na3se."
The inventioo has bssa successfully
used By q man With both lses anps-
tated. Clutches are unnecessary. The
foot has jointsd instsp and . rs6-
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04

oayeNst Wsrk 0rinss h Body Ars,ss.
Civil war veterans who tell stories
Of bayonet thsusts stopped By prayer.
books In their pockets viii be interest.
ed In the discovery Of Q protsctioa for
our soldiers to wear II France whfcA
will turn q bayonst's point. says the
Boston Post. The shields were lnvsss.
ed BY Everett Dunbar Of Lynn, q %.
triotic citissn. who has turned bic To-
vention over to the war Department
without making an attempt to patset
II. Incidentally this opsns NV
head for volunteer woman wosksre.
who can ssw the cloth parts Tor the
thin steel plates which are 0exibas
and 0t the body.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04
Little Fss Ma,.s. rhsm s~,.,,

Little Fat Malsss Thsw o~ssl.
A strange new disease has broken
out 10 Germany. according to articles
In German medical weekiiss. sumnar.
ised In the Journal Of the Americas
Medical Association. The physieians
can II war edema. n manifests itself
BY swelling Of the lower sxtremitiss.
less often Of the upper. he face. and
the Serious cavities. Unlsos permanent
relief 10 obtained It may last for
months.
Apparently all the German writer's
attribute II to the poor diet that NV
prevails: sxcess Of carbohydrates ara
deficiency Of fats, together with largs
quantities Of water. a. the food b
taken mostly In the form Of soup.
The cure 10 rest In bed and the "a.
dillon Of At least 100 grams Of fat -
the daily ration.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04
eh!sr.esrm'ns :. s.ms on say,ass.

chlsrsssrm'ns - ssNrs on saysNsa,
The Arctic explorer Stefanssse-Vhs
ought to know-has knocked the fssn.
dalton out Of several old sayings wAicA
had come to be regarded % solid fscts.
Among other thlnss he says astAoss.
tative,y that frost bites eannot. b
remehied By rubbing snow On them:
that there 10 no harm In eating suow
when 700 are Thirsty: that Dskjmo
houses are well ventilated ard srs ~
seaefally ill-smsiAns.
The Meeker herald., 1919-01-04

Ne Guile pro Owe.
Z wor der why that woman wants n
dispute her husbaAa'e wiii.~
sure snousA u sever disputse
NJ ws0t."