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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
SENATUL A YOTAT LECFA IN-
POTRWA SPECULATOR|L0R,, !,
legea pTtvtde $4,000 ancnda 81 nChBodc.

WASHINGTON, IL Scptcm-
brie. - Legea impotriva specula-
torllOr hranci, pc care prcSedin-
tele Wilson a ccrut-o de la con-
gres ca sa fie inarmat sc poata
combate scumpctea traiului fost
voltata de senat. Legea fost vo-
tata mai dc multi de camera 81
va devcni lege, indata ce va fl
iscalita de seful executiv.
Legca considera ca nelegale
urmatOarele:
Distrugind de buna vote orr ce
articolc necesare.
FacInd de lbuna vote risipa.
A pcrmite de 'buna vote dete-
riorari carl sc pot prevent.
A ingramadi 81 a monopoliza.
A discrimina 81 a deceptiona.
A cerc preturi ncresonabile in
minuire 81 vInzare
o amenda de $1,000, orr dol
ami 7nchisoare, orr ambele, este
pedeapsa pentru violarea legei
Legea sc intind 81 asupra ar
ticolelor de ilnbracaminte. toate
neccsitatilc, dar exclude pc far
mari de urmarire prin urmatorul
pasagiu: ecu deosebire de produ.
selc farmarilor, produse ori crcs
cute pc pamIntul lpi inchiria.
orr cultivat de el.s
Asemenea mai este specifi-
care HI lege care zicc Ca tip'
guiala colectiva prin asociatiunl
Operative dc farmari, laptari
gradinari ori alti producatori d.
produse agricolc, Gu privire la di
stribuirea articolelor produse dc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
LibrariiIe PubIiCe|

Stunt uncle localuri in acest o.
raS, unde att vechii, cit 81 nouii
Americana sunt considerati egali,
unde acei care nu vorbesc englc-
zeste cit 81 acei cc vorbesc aceae
sta limba, sunt primiti Gu aceiasi
dragoste. Unul dintre aceste To-
caluri este libraria publica, un-
de, Sc face 7ncercari grele de a
aduce carti in toatc limbele eu-
ropene, 81 face pc straini ca sd
Sc silnta ca 81 acasa.
Toate nationalitatile au o mul.
tine de- carti in dieei.;.c as-anse
ale librariei publice. Cartile Ro.
mineSti sc afla la libraria centra-
Ia de pc Euclid Avenue No. 1875.
Aceste librarii vor' face tot &c
lie sta in putere ca sa serveasca
pc eel ce nu pot vorbi cnglezeste.
Orasul, att cit este posibil in
cearca ca i'll locurile cercetate dc
populate straina sc puma ibrari
carl cunosc aceasta limba. A.
ceasta era spiritul neuitatului Ii
brar William H. Brett, carui
moarte premature s'a intimplat
acum un an. D-nul Brett un ON
foarte invatat, de dragoste pro
funda 81 adinca simpatie, a in.
teles singuratatea &C vor simti
aceia carl nu pot vorbi limba ia.
rii. El realizat ca a afla carte
buna de cetit, scrisa in limba ia,
este ca 81 cind al afla un bun
prieten. Astfel adus mil de vo-
lumc in limbilc curopene, pc care
lea pus in librariilc din Cleve-
land.
Astazi interesul pc care-l avca
d-nul Brett in strainii din acest
oras Sc reflecta in succesoarea
lui d-soara Linda A. Eastman 81
d-nul Carl p. ?. Vitz, vice-libra-
rul, carl au fost. asociati GU d-nul
Brett in furnizarea de carti bu-
ne pentru ,,nouii americani."
Gu toate ca sunt aproape 45
600 de volume in limbi straine
in libraria publica 81 bransele
Ell, numarul acestor carti totus
nu 9 asa de mare dupa cum III
dori librarii de All. in anil eli
timp a tinut razboiul era imposi
bill de capatat carti de dincolo $
altele noui de sigur nu Sc poatt
astepta ca sd soseasca in curind
Oar char asa cum e, putine Ii
brarii orasenesti ofera asa mult'
carti ca cea din Cleveland.
De sigur CART englezesti sun
Gu multi mai multe - 81 aceast'
e un indemn de invata limba el
gleza.
Este vina noastra daca nu pro
fitam de oferta ce ne fac libra
rifle. Este o instructie pur Anne
ricana, Gu totul democratic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
PATANIA UNul R0hiN,

~ All, Simbata, detectivii sunt
in urmArirea unui sofer, care q
dus pc, Alexa Gaia, w, 81 Street
[yi Herman Ave, II General Ma
tionai Bank,
Gaia = volt % alba Q hartie de
II, 600 ii cind ! ajuns Il banca,
. dat banii soferului - msarga
sal aduc4 hfrtia de . mie. A as
teptat IN automobil I'M ceas u
jum1tate. Soferul nu s'a intors u
Gals 4 denuntat cazul poltiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
REooLFA hpMiN1EI.

Dupa strife primite recoltele dc
toanlna din Basarabia, Transilva-
MIA 81 Moldova vor Fl indestnlitoa-
Re pentru alimentarea poporatiu-
nei intregulni re&at, lar recolta
din Bhcovina 81 Muntenia VA Fl de-
stinata pentru v1nzarea in straina-
tate anul acesta cam 30 de mil ya-
ggoane de griy.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
.CETITI ROMAkI.
Informatiuni din indemnul
authorization din New York.

Emigranti pentru Europa trebuie sd fe uare
mnte in procedure or evite cheuieG neoositoare
ntirzier Dnu Chandler Cobb ajuor de Procuror al State
or Unite in New York. angaat sa stuatunea; d
urmatoalele nstructiuni:
Nu ven la New York pentru pasaporul vostru nainte
de va inorma ca null Yeti putea capata della consult
or mari din apropierea Da Chicago Cleveland, Pitts
burg Uni consult din New York refuza breze pasapoarte
cind ele Sc pot obtine in alte orase.
Nu plat rate exorbtante pentru schimbarea doarior
bani streni Consulate raee in zaree 81 staru
ca bancherii sd va dea aceeasi rate.
,Nu patiti nic take la nimen pima
tet siguri ca ell agent Guvernuui Stateor Unite
,Prevedetva de ticketul de vapor dupa avet pasa
port pc ura vaporul poate pleca inane hr
title gaia 81 va YETI pierde banii'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
PoLITIA DIN BOSTON sE VA
fNTOARQE LA SERvICIU.

BOSTON, l3 Septembrie. -
Votind ca sd Sc intoarca la postul
lor, daca li-se permite ca unioni-
stii, membrii politiei &c au esit
in greva, asteapta decizia guver-
norullli Calvin Coolidge.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
AJUToRAREA CELOR Ma
PAsTUITI.

Prefectul judetului Cluj d i'm
partit in comunele unde S 'au savir-
sit faradelegile din partea Unguri-
lor, bani 81 alimente in valoare de
80 mil coroane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
Averea t&rei rominesti.

o parte din tezaurul Rom1niei,
care a fost transportat, in timpul
razboiului la Moscva, Sc afla sub
paza suedczilor, asa ca va Fl ina
poiat in-intregimc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-15
PRETUL B.ANILOR

NEW YORK, y Sept. Ro-
minia. Suta de lei, Geek $4.40. Ca
blu snta de lei %4.5O. 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
COULDN'T RAISE
HAND TO HER HEAD
Right Arm Was Almost Use J.
less For Fifteen Years
Rheumatism is Overcome.

Honestly. if / could sell the good
Tanlac has done me there is not
enough money in the world TO buy
it, said Mrs. Y Waca who lives at
1919 North Jefferson Ave. Peoria.
Illinois, the other day.
For fifteen years | couldn't raise
my right arm high enough to comb
my hair" continued Mrs Waca
land | guess | would still be in that
condition if I had not made up my
mind 10 take Tanlac a short time
ago rheumatism was my trouble.
and nobody will ever know how 7
suffered those fifteen long years.
Why. | could hardly dress myself on
account OF not being able to use
nv right arm. Ny liver was out of
order all the time. too. and this
caused me lot OF suffering. ! was
very nervous. and rarely ever got
good nights sleep. Finally ! COM
menced 10 suffer from indigestion
and my stomach got in bad cOndi-
ton What / ate disagreed with me
and / often had headaches that
would almost drive me wild. All
these troubles together just about
got the best OF me. and / had failed
so long TO get relief from the differ
ent medicines and treatments 7 took.
that l had about given up hope of
ever getting any better
II finally made up my mind TO
give Tanlac a trial and il wasn't
very long after that until 1 COM
menced TO feel better. Before ! had
finished my first bottle of this Won
derful medicine l could feel the pain
from rheumatism leaving my arm,
and I also noticed that my appetite
was improving / have just fin
ished my sixth bottle of Tanlac. and
] can truthfully say that / never
was i'm better condition i'm every way
than I now am. I can use my arm as
well as ] ever could. and can eat
three hearty meals every day and
never suffer a particle afterwards
Ny liver seems 70 be in perfect con
dition again. and sleep like
child every night IL is actually
hard for me TO realize that | am so
perfectly we'll after having suffered
so many years. Tanlac did all this
for me. and l Will praise it as long
as / live"
Tanlac is sold in South Bend at
the Central Drug Store and in Mish-
awake at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
Try NEWS TIMES Want AZ
RHEUMATISM LEAVES
YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poi
SON Starts Co Leave the System
Within Twcnty-four Hours.

Every druggist i'm this county Is au-
thorized TO say 20 every rheumatic sur
ferer in this vicinity that If two bottles
OF Allenrhu, the sure cOnpuerOr Of rheu-
matism. does not stop all agony. reduce
swollen joints and do away with even
the slightest twinge ~ rheumati, pain
he Will gladly return your money with
ont comment
Alenrhu has been tried and tested for
years and really marvellous results have
been accomplished Ina the most severe
cases where the suffering aud agony
was intense and piteOus and where the
patient was helpless
Alenrhu relieves at once. Immediate
ly after you start 20 take il the good
work begins IL searches out the uric
acid deposits. disSOlves the secretions
and drives rheumatic poison out OF the
body through the Kidneys and bowels
It's marvellous how quickly il acts
Blessed relief often comes i'm two DAYS
and even in cases where the suffering
Is most painful all traces disappear in
a few days
Mr.. James II Allen. the discOverer OF
Allenrhu who for many years suffered
the torments of acute rheumatism de
Sires all sufferers 10 know that he does
not want cent Of anyone's money un-
less Allenrhu decisively cOnquers this
worst Of al diseases.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
PRESIDENT c. B. D. KING
OF LIBERIA ARRIVES

NEW YORK. Aug. &c. Il. D.
King. president-elect Of Liberia. ar
rived here Wednesday on the
steamship Carnsenia on his first visit
10 the United States After a short
stay in New York ne will go to
Washington 10 pay his respects 10
Pres't Wilson. He was met down
the bay by II. r. Worley. L. S gov
eminent receiver of customs and
fiscal agent of Liberia. who repre-
scented the state deparemtnt in re-
ceiving the pTesident-elect.
Mr.. King said that a credit Of
100000 granted his country by
the United States. which is the first
loan OF consequence ever negotiated
by Liberia. would be used for public
improvements which would tend TO
make the country still more pro-
ductive and create "A larger import
and export
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
MISHA WAKA NE WIS

tions. Secret treaties. hidden agree
ments. have long been the curse Of
the world. Had IL not been for such
the awful migration OF 1914 new
er would have descended upon the
world When nations play the game
openly, fairly and squarely register
ing every treaty as demanded by the
League Of Nations. such discOrd will
be averted. We need such a law 10
administer international justice
among the governments Of the earth.
international justice must be the re-
suit Of international law
Disarmament of Nations.
Who among US would not well
come the disarmament. in so far as
possible. Of the nations Of the earth,
as provided for in the League OF
Nations? The glory Of nation new
er did and never will consist in the
strength Of it's army or navy
We are told we should not mix
in European affairs and that we
should stand alone. That day has
passed. We have seen that we can
not be left alone The submarine
and the airplane Will not permit it.
We are told we will not be able to
enforce our immigration laws if Sse
adopt the league constitution. The
question OF immigration is not pure
~ "a domestic one. We are told that
by accepting the pact we will be
obliged TO surrender the Monroe doe
trine The league has been changed
since its original edition thus as
surfing the purely American princi-
pie. We are told that il would ne
cessitate sending our men abroad to
fight on foreign shores. Perhaps il
would. but are We sorry We went to
France? Would Americans respond
TO the same call again Indeed,
America stands ever ready to serve
and save the suffering even If they
are at the ends of the earth"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
LEAGUE THEME
BEFORE GRANGE
Members Hear Address on the
Subject by George W.
Titus.

George ". Titus discussed the
League of Nations before the mem
beers OF the community grange OF
willow Creek at the Kennedy school
house last night. There was a good
attendance and the address evoked
considerable interest Following are
some Of the striking periods:
NO man has a right 10 reduce
this matter 10 "A political issue. Grip
ping as IL does the very soul Of the
world il thus becomes a world wide
matter. Infinitely larger in scope
than party or sect
The men who formed the league
stand out as the greatest souls Of
their respective nations. Out Of great
souls. great things have always
been born.
-Four years and more of horrible
nightmare. sorrow. death and blood
shed such as the world had never
slnuwn. had made the soul of hu-
manity groan under the load Weary.
sick and suffering. the world called
and prayed for the ending Of all
wars and bloodshed such as il has
passed through. In answer 90 this
huugering CRY was born from out of
the chaotic night the League Of
Nations idea.
Dare any man say we do not
need this Long ago we passed the
age when n nation could isolate itself
and be Independent OF an other ma
tiuus This being true. dare we then
pursue our own course inviting all
other peoples 10 do the some2 Shall
we NOT rather accept the new light
which has dawned position Of
friendly honest and brotherly CO.
operation with the nations of the
EARTH
Peace And Security.
"The League Of Nations declares
for the ending OF an war Cor peace
amid security. Some one says il Will
mot prevent war. How does he know
o. will nOt2 can readily under
stand how the munitiOI. manufactur-
crs are opposed TO the plan. for il is
upon the bones OF human beings
fhsv get rich their interest is in
warfare But. so 20 yonder bleed
.uE torn and sOrrOwful France to-
day and ask II they glory i'm wars
With tear dimmed eyes they say
sod save us from it, Go into our
own American homes which have
loved ones sleeping yonder and the
same story viii be told Ask the
millions Of men who have fought
and suffered upon the battlefield. and
the answer will be Cod save us from
the cruel hand Of war
The League declares for open.
clean. frank relations between pa-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
VISITING PLEASANT LAKE.

Mis-. a. WamOach, 119 Wenger
Az and family. are spending two
weeks at Pleasant lake. Mich The
Misses Marion Campbell and Sara
Louise HOLSTER spent day with
Miss Jane Wambach this week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
Too ThraShing
BIOWerS Keep
Traffic Going

Special To The Sews- Times
COLUMBUS, Ind Aug Is -
Operation OF the Columbus. Indian
apolis and Southern Traction Co :
lines was resumed Wednesday
when two blowers. taken off thresh-
ing machines were substituted for
two smoke stacks which were blown
down during a high wind. The
power for the two blowers is fur
nished by the tractors.
The Union Starch Co works.
which are supplied by the trac-
ton company. also resumed opera
ion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
GIVES FAREMELL PATTY.

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. II Webster. 319
). Spring ST.. entertained members
OF the First English Lutheran
church at a farewell gathering in
honor OF the pastor. Rev. Paul Brosy
who has been filling the pulpit dur
ing the summer months He will
return 10 his studies at Wittenburg
seminary. Springfield. Ohio.
A delightful program was enjoyed.
The Misses Isabel NinSOn and Eli
"a beth Jontz rendered several mu-
steal selections and a reading was
given by Mrs Ara Snyder. Games
and contests completed the program.
Mr. Webster delivered an address
OF appreciation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
Are You Watching
The Development?

west part of the city Blaine, Cleveland, Diamond
and Lawndale avenues, between Michigan and Port
age avenues. It's the only cIose-n addition in the
north part of the CITY, and more commonly known as
the MuesSel Field
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
People Have Been
Waiting for 10 Years

for this tract to be improved and placed upon the
ket AS the city forced itself around and far beyond
this Field lines extended far beyond addi-
ton after addition laid out and sold with the result
that the city seeing the increasing needs of this
plat for residential purposes, forced the streets through
put in and laid pavementS, for the convenience
of the public. 1t then took years finally com
plete the purchase with plenty of competitors bidding
against us.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
Fifty
New Homes

In adherence to our policy that "an addition unworthy
of development is unworthy of sale" we Immediately
set about for ways and means of Development A land
scape gardener employed to out 400 beau
tful silver maple shade trees. Contracts were given
for all street improvements undeveOped streets and
army of carpenters and maSonS are busy erecting
50 new homes, consisting of stucCo, square houses,
bungalows New England designs, etc,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
This Is Our
First Advertisement

Muesse Field" which has been held intact for more
than half a century while Developments on all sides
have pushed far beyond making this addition Inside
property. Recently news story came out to the eff
feet that we had purchased this subdivision Inquiries
have been coming thick and fast for homes and lots
since this announcement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

time He placed II in the jewelry
store for safe keeping Ii was lost
and recently when the old jewelry
store was wrecked an envelope
containing the pen was found. Il
was sent 70 NOunts
PRIEST CHARLES GoODSELL
OF Franklin college Is the defen-
dant in "A s25. 900 Islander suit filed
by Miss Harriet Palmer. who was
recently discharged after IL wears
service on the school faculty She
cOntended that DR. GoOdsell mis-
represented her work 10 the d.
rectorate who caused her dis
missa!
STEVE CHRISTOFF OF GARY
lured a II year old girl from the
movies and was intending 10 as
sault her when two boys years
old attacked him and successful
ly beat him up" They then drag
sed him to the police station.
Nh VIZ III - En- Of Eh n +
Haute told the policemen 20 either
quit the union or quit their Jobs"
The policemen was dumbfOund-
ed at such a statement and don't
know quite what 10 do.
JOHN JOHNSON, DEPUTY
chief Of police Of Huntington.
didn't like the looks of two boys
who were working on a fiat tire
on a machine He picked them up
and after giving them the proper
food at the Jail he was told by
them that they stole the car in
Philadelphia and were going west.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
1T WOULD BE TOO AWFUL

What would happen II while he Is
in Hawaii somebody should lead our
moral secretary OF the navy 10 one
OF those shredded wheat dances p
Brewery Journal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

listening to the case somebody
walked away with her packages
which she laid on her lap.
FORT WAYNE HAS BEEN
chosen as the next meeting place
for the Missouri synod OF the mid
die district. The convention will
be held in 1920 and will have
about 1000 in attendance
JOHN BARR. A TRAVELLING
salesman can't see where the n
G.. l.. is so strenuous. he lives in
indianapolis but has cOnsidera Bile
work 70 do in Goshen 80 deemed
b. advisa bic 70 have two homes
one i'm each city. That thought. of
course. neCessitated his having
two wives. lie Already had 40 !
in indianapolis with one son, so
looked around and found one in
Goshen He "Sundayed" in In
dianapolis with No ana spent
the week in Goshen with 40 .
until the unreasonable police cap
uUred him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

@ W. YOUNTS OF LITTLE
Rock. Ark. was marshall OF Hart
ford city. about % wears go He
was presented with a gold foun-
tain pen by the citizens AZ that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
In the Meantime
You Can Make Reservations

by phone or calling at office and in this way get
first choice, as many others doing. Again say!
Select your lot-and then-watch the development.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
HOLSTERS
A Glance OUer
Indiana

LYLE INQUIRE or COLUM-
h.a Cty bid $1,000 for Noupareil
+ Seventy-dfth purebred short
horn dame. and 20 minutes after
he paid for her she dropped dead
ir her stall She was insured for
S1.So0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

1T WAS LEFT TO THE WORK
OF q woman 20 save Roy Ernst OF
Button from death when the
horses he was driving on a brew
cry wa on became manageable.
Mrs William Bricker rushed out
into the middle or the road and
stopped the dashing steeds,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

EMMA BOWMAN OF INDIAN
apolis aid some shopping early
IN the morning then went 20 city
court TO hear a theft case she was
interested in. While attentively
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

WOMEN or TERRE HAUTE
won't have anything 20 do with
the prices fixed by the county
food administrator. Instead they
organized a league OF their own
and VIII set their own prices
Then II they can't buy for their
own prices they say we won't
buy az all
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
Monday Labor Day
September First

is the opening day for this addition. All lots will be
plainly marked with price and terms attached We
anticipating phenomenal sale of lots and homes this
day being a National Holiday, and the week follow
ing We will maintain an office on the grounds where
YOU will be welcome. We have arranged with the
NuesseI Civic Center of this part of thecty furnish
free refreshments complimentary to all visitors
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

HUNDREDS or BUSHELS or
potatoes were added 20 the com
ing crop when Logansport and
vicinity was relieved Of It's
continued drought by heavy
rain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

he YOUR own cCbbler Buy YOUR
sole leather al old prices at Eber-
hardts Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

Latest styles IN fall millinery on
display a Tricks 10 cent store
-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

+. T.. COATS. UNDERTAKEN.
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
.LEGLESS SOLDIERS
CLIMB CLOCK TOWER
i1Tp Disabled Troops Scale House
Of Commons Tower tu Study
Mechanism

luNpON Aug 2l ,Ny Mhti -
ru> Disabled soldiers. many of
whom had lost leg in the var and
wore an hrtficN one IN its place.
climbed the $50 steps Of the hou,"
~ commons tower the other after.
uouu 60 study he mechanism uf
lNr N,r." the giant timoptcgr The
soldiers are being trained 10y tho
ministry u labor Ia watch and clock
repairing
one spying the clock mechanism.
exclaimed is this tfc works II
looks moro Ike blInhtue printing
machine
guide told tho party that the
clock Vas designed hv Lord Grim
'horp and was placed IN the tower
In 1889 II has been working for
go years and Is SIN regarded as one
~ the best timck'opcrs In the
world
The minute hand is - feet long
and weighs 22l pounds and the
pendulum which requires two soc.
uulS 10 complete each swing w.
90 pounds The hcll which sounds
The hours has diameter of nine
tcct aud weighs II tuns the weight
ot the striking hammers being 56s
pounds
An electric motor now winds the
clock IN 20 minutes Formerly H.
took two men working three after
Moons a week to complete the task