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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15

A vasuti forgalo1n elegtelensege
val6sziniileg csokksnti a gyarak
iizemSt!

Nehany hetlg Z4vaftalannl es
csaknem teljes GROVE folyt mum
ks a Youngstown q kornyeki ha
talmas ipartelep.kef, de most is
met iizem cs6kkehes veszelye
elstt allanak pyasak. Ugyanis
4 vasutas sztrajk fs teherko-
rsik hianya miatt annyira fel-
torl6dott kesz Arnla gyarak rak
:sraiban es a szabad eg alatt is,
hogy gyarak kenytelenek lesz-
mex iizemdket korl6tozni. Ehhez
iarulnak azok q sxigoru rendsza-
lalyok,, amelyexs ID Interstate
Commerce Commission {allamk6-
ii kereskedelmi kommissi6) amely
ma az EgyesGlt Allamokban leg
fobb forgalmi forum, bocsatott
XII, hogy az 6szaknyugati ALA
mok reszere a kovetkez6 telre
sziikseges szenet biztositsa. Eek
szigoru szabalyok csaknem le-
hetetlenile teszik a 'gyarak sza-
mara, hogy aruik ssallitasara ko.
csikat kapjanak.
Az iizem korlatozas elsS iele a
Carnegie Steel company youngs.
town. keriileteben mutatkozott
szerdan, amikor hz iizemvezet6-
seg beismerte, hogy a gyarban
"meelassitjak' "a munkat es hogy
rehany osztalyt lezarnak. Val6-
szinii azonban, hogy ha csak va.
mi kedvez3 fordulat mem all be a
heten, a gyarban az iizem a mini.
mumra fog reilukal6dni.
A t0bbi nagy gyarak vezet6se.
ge kijelentette, hogy mines szan.
dekukban- az ':izemet cs0kkenteni
cot -teljes erSvcl akarnak dolgoz
ri. Eek a gya1ak melyek mem
tartoznak az acel truszthoz, min
dent elk0vetnek, hogy iizemiiket
fentartsak. A j0v6 heten maid
cldiil, hogy kepesek lesznek-e a
k0riilmenyekkel megkiizdeni.
Abban az esehen, ha a gyara.
kat bezarnak, az iizem sziinet mem
artana tovabb, mint legfeljebt
30 napig vagy csak haronn hetig
A vasntasok j0vo het k0zeper
+! megkapjak fizetes javitast e
val6szinii, hogy az megt0ri 8
| sztrajkot, amely ma csak egyes
nagy varosokra szoritkozik. A
| gvarak termeszetesen a lezaras
lido alatt szallitananak mindent
Unit tndnak Is ezaltal megsziin
ne az arutorl6das, ugyszinten al
/ kalmuk lenne szcnet beraktarOz
nj, ami telen nagy segitsegiikr,
lenne. a vasercben is hiany fos
m,itatkozni, mire tayi haj6zA'
lneesziinik Is sol szakert6 AIT al
,itja, hogy mar emiatt is d gy&ral
max sziinetet kell tartani 1921 ia
vasza el6tt. AT AllitjAk, hog,
most a meleg h6hapokban sokka
icbban esne q rnunkasoknak
kenyszeritett sziinet, mint q hi
v6s 'h6napokban. amikor k0ny
nyebb dolgozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15

Felevi maradvany $2833.96
Vagyis az esylet keszpenz va
yyona az u6bbi negyedev alatt
1894. .O3-ral szapcrodott. Ueyan-
azon idS alatt q fi6k $2O1 .35-t fl
zetett ki betegsegelyre. Taglst-
szam 27O.
Hoffer Andr&s. titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15

messze Sziberiab6l Mih6k Sander
max. A sz6ban forg6 level azon
ban elGt az eddig ide erkezet
irasokt6l, inert olyan kerdesek
kel foglalkozik, a melyek szoro'
0sszefiiggesben vannak a magyar
ncmzeti elet nagy munkajanal
kerdesevel.
A hosszabb lelegzetii level min
den sora egy-egy igazsag, amely
megerdemli, hogy meg0rokitsik
Olvassak ell figyelemmel EFT a lie
ve.et es tanuljanak belole azok
a Xix zavarosban halaszva, meg
fala1keznek arr6l, mivel haza
j,lknak es otthon maradt vereik
nek tartoznak.
line 4 level:
Csorba Ferenc honv. zaszl6s, Nj
kolsk Ussurysk, Kriegsgefange
ncn-Lager I. B.. 3 k. (Sibirienl
1920 majus 80.
Melyen tisztelt Uram
Foly6 ev marcus 26-an kelt 1e
velet most kaptam meg egyidc.
jiileg olvastam az "Amerikai Ma.
gyar Hirlap" april Sikh szama
ban megjelent ram vonatkoz6 koz
lemenyt is. Arli66n halas k0-
sz0netet mondok az On szives fa.
radozasaert, kerem ont, szives.
krdtek koszonetemet nevezett vi
sig szerkesztasegknek is -tnlm&,
csolni.
Or0mmel ertesithetem, hogy
anna hosszabb kiserletezesem mas
oldalr6l sem maradt eredmenyte.
len, inert a new york; "Nepsza.
va valamint a cleveland "Sza.
badsag'' cimii lApokra hivatko.
zassal mar kaptam is leveleke'
r0viddel az 0nhoz intezett levelem
kettle utan = feltalalt rokonaim
illetve ismerSseimt6l. Ugyanis
AZ elmult ev okt. hawaiian kerii;.
tenn Petropavlovskb6l ezen ia
borba S, lit Walt csak lehet3ve
hogy amerikai njsagok egyes pei
dhnyait olvashassnk, hogy azok
ban mar akkor is meleg erdeklG
dest lathattunk iranyunkban es
bhtcritott fel ARA, hogy az eddie
rendelkezere allo "dan k0vetseg'
utjani levelezest kiegeszithessem
Icy kiildtem leveleimet aztan -
csupan honfitarsi erzelemre t.
maszkodva - eddig ismeretlenii
IS megvallva, kisse batortalanul
voltunk altalaban az amerika
magyarsaggal val6 levelezesiink
fclvetelene!, m6djaban, bizonyit
ja az is, hogy meg ma is oily ke
vesen vannak, kiknek ez sikeriil
- i6l lehet alig van koztiink va
laki, kinek ha nem is rokona, d.
baratja vagy kozeli ismer3se n,
cline Amerikaban. Pontos eli.
tcrmeszetesen al:g volt valakine'
birtokaban, ICY minden hivatalo.
kozponti iranyitas nelkiil kiser
let is = mem nagy eredmenynye
biztatvan skier - altalaban el
maradt.
Hogy ehhez hasonl6 volt hely
get az amerikai magyarsagot lille
t3leg is, az t5bb, mint bizonyos
Haznlr6l Sk sem kaphattak leve
let a haboru tartama alatt, ig,
meg csak mem is sejthettek, hog.
Xix yannak SziberGaban. Hog,
leveleim az amerikai lapokbal
megjelent&E,, rokonaim valaszab6
kisehet6le nagyon meg volta1
lepetve, es mint irjak mem bizto
SAX abban, hogy leveleiket vag,
az elkdldott csomagot IS penz
megkapom-e, eppen exert egy
el0re csak kisebb 0sszeget kiilde
mex. Az ismertte Walt k0zlemt
nyekre hivatkozassal egymasuta1
kaptam leveleket kiil0nb0z5 hi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
A Verhovay EgyIet
gyiilese.

A Verhovay egylet 108-ik fi6k-
ianak tagjai eleg szep szammal
'serestek fel az egylet felevi gyii-
l6set, amelyet vasarnap delutan
tartottak ref. egyhaz gyulester-
meben. A felevi elszamolas meg
hallgatasan xviii a gyiiles leg
fontosabb esemc,.ye Geressy San
dor beszamol6ja volt, amelynek
>oran elmondotta konvenci6
f6bb esemenyeit es az alapszabaly
yaltozasokat, amelyek mind alb
pan az ertelemben t0rtentek meg,
mint ahogy AIT a Youngstown
fi6k kivanta. Kiil0n0sen hangsu-
yozta Geressy at a tenyt, hogy
! konvenci6 legnagyobb tanulsaga
" volt, hogy mem szabad vadas-
'iodni, gyanakodni az egylet veze-
Dire, inert a konvenci6n bebizo
nyosult, hogy a tisztikar es fel-
;igyelo bizottssg minden tekin-
tetben helyesen jartak ell. Tobb
'xerdesre is valaszolt Geressy, a
kinek miikodeseert az egylet egy-
hangu iegyzSk0nyvi koszonetet
Evening star., 1920-03-26
THE WEATHER.

The District of Columbia-Partly
cloudy tonight: tomorrow fair, some
what cooler; fresh southwest to north
west winds.
Maryland and virginia-Partly
cloudy tonight, cooler in west por-
tion: tomorrow fair, somewhat cooler !;
fresh southwest to northwest winds.
cooler tonight; tomorrow fair. cooler.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thernometer-4 pm. 81: pm. S2;
12 midnight. 81; am. So; s am, 81.
Barometer pm. 2SsS: s p.m..
2s.91; II midnight. 1885; am. 2s.S7;
8 am, 2s.s1.
Highest temperature, -, occurred at
pm. yesterday; lowest temperature.
So. occurred at Z am. today.
Temperature Same date last year
Highest, 70; lowest. II.
Tide Tables.
Compiled by United States coast and
geodetic survey
Teday-Low tide. s:53 an. and 7:4a
pm; high tide. 1916 am. and 1894
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 500 am. and
SAT PM; high tide. 1:1s am. and
1:4s pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today--Sun rose, sos am: sun
Tomorrow-sun rises. 500 am; sun
sets, 6:27 pm.
Moon rises 1898 a.m.; sets. 1925
pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
DELAWARE REPUBLICANS
DELAY SUFFRAGE VOTE
Majorities in Both Houses of Leg
islature Postpone Until
Next Week.

DOVER, Del. March 2e (by the As
ISOLATED Press).-Agreement to post
pone voting in the Delaware legisla-
ture on the woman's suffrage amend
ment until next week was reached
today by republican leaders in charge
OF majorities in both senate and house.
PIans for senate vote today were
abandoned. Next Tuesday was the
date tentatively fixed by the repub-
leans for vots in the house.
The new program was decided upon
at caucus Of the house republicans
and joint steering committee after the
leaders conferred with Gov Townsend.
Delay vas determined on in q hope
OF the suffragists to secure further
votes In the house. whore the pres
ent alignment admittedly presaEes
rejection Of the ratification. I'm
provement, however. in the senate
situation was claimed by the suf-
fragist leaders. Overnight gains.
they asserted. insure senate approval
Of the. ratification resolution. a.
The suffragists also won q point
when they blocked plans of the house
opposition to bring up the ratif1ca-
tion resolution in the house today
by changing the standing rules. At
the house republican caucus, it was
solidly against such q move.
The senate judiciary committee to-
day ordered the senate ratification
resolution reported on it's merits,
without recommendation. The ma
jority Of the committee were said to
oppose the resolution. but Senator
Walker. republican, Wilmington, its
author. secured the recomm endation
and prevented adverse action.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
FRICTION At BREST,
ADMIRAL FLETCHER SAYS

First evidences OF friction at tht
headquarters of Rear Admiral william
B. Fletcher. at Brest. came with the
arrival there of Capt. Thomas P. Ma
gruder, commanding the third flight
Of American craft sent to that port
Admiral Fletcher testified today be-
fore the Navy board of inquiry In
vestigating his removal from the
Brest command by Rear Admira
Sims, after the sinking of the trans
port Antilles in October. 1917.
Capt. Magruder, Admiral FLETCHER
testified, had insisted that the Bresi
organization should be completely re.
vised in line with the organization OF
naval districts at home. Fletcher said
he could see no need of this and
offered to send Magruder to London
to report his views to Admiral sims
but that the officer did not wish to
go.
On his arrival Capt. Magruder show
ed great disinclination to shore serV-
ice, Fletcher said. Subsequently a
letter from Sims said that Magrudef
was to be retained at sea- but Fletcher
said no command suitable for an or
ficer of his rank was available.
Did Capt. Magruder support you
loyaIly and carry out your orders!
Admiral Fletcher was asked.
Il cannot testify as to his having
carried out my orders. Admiral
Fletcher said. Il do not think he sup
ported me loyalty.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
DRIVE IS ENTHUSIASTIC.
Colored 7. W. c. A. Teams ION
Their Toes" Toward Finish.

Announcement was made today that
the closing days Of the twenty-five
thousand-dollar campaign for the col
ored Y. w. c. A. ID being marked with
high running enthusiasm. A lively
competition IL being staged between
the two divisions of workers. the Reds
and Greens. A team nag will be pre-
sented to the winning division.
All checks should be made payable
to Miss NJ. p. Shadd. treasurer Of the
campaign. Mrs. franklin X. Lane,
wife of the former Secretary OF the
Interior. today made public the fol-
lowing list OF contributors and contri-
buttons: Miss Frances Young, $50: Dr.
s. s. Thompson, $50: First Baptist
church. southwest, Ss2: Lomax A. NJ.
E. Church, $2s.s5: DR.. W. c. McNeili.
3ss: DR.. Carroll Brooks. tas: Sara w.
Brown. $s5: Mr. and Mrs. J. Hayden
johnson. $2S; Phyllis wheatiey Girl
Reserves, Se6: Mems Club. Asbury NJ.
3. Church. $40. and Bethel Household,
$40.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
SAYS AMERICA REFUSED
NEAR EAST MANDATE

LONDON. March z5.-Replying to
criticism of the governments foreign
policy by Herbert H. Asquith. mem
ber Of the house for Paisley. Premier
Lloyd George this afternoon gave q
detailed explanation of the Turkish
settlement. The premier said 1t
would have been a blunder to have
settled the Turkish problem without
giving the United States the most am
pie opportunity to decide whether II
would accept a mandate. because II
would have given rise to suspicious
that Great Britain and France were
taking advantage Of the political dis
sensions in the United States to divide
the whole of Turkey between them
selves.
1T was only when America definite
~ refused the mandate that we pro-
ceeded without her." Mr.. Lloyd George
declared.
With regard to Armenia, the pre-
mfer continued, France would have
been willing to hand Cilieia to the
United States IL the latter had ac-
cepted the mandate.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
WOULD BUY COAL NOW.

Sterilization Of the coal industry
depends on the purchase and storage
of fuel curing the spring and sum-
mer months, the bituminous coal COM
mission warned last night before II
ceased to function as a governmental
agency. Purchase and storage Of fuel
this spring and summer will pre-
vent shortage next winter. the com
mission asserted.
President Wilson by executive order
relieved the members of the commits
sion of their duties and transferred
to the Council OF National Defense
the work of carrying out their rec
ommendations. Organised industry al
ready has been pledged to purchase
it's coal during the summer and Pres
ident Wilson has written a personal
letter to the heads of departments
and federal agencies asking that coal
for winter use be laid in At an early
date.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
DUBLIN'S LORD MAYOR
ASKS FOR PROTECTION
Several Town Chiefs Get Threaten.
ing Letters-Police Barracks at
0ortatlea Blown Up.

LONDON, March 2e-The lord mayor
of Dublin has applied to the authori-
ties to furnish police to protect the
Mansion House. according to a dis
patch to the Central News from Dub
lin. Mayor O'Neilrs request. it is re-
ported. was due to the fact that the
mayors of Limerick and some other
towns had received threatening let
ters. such as the one said to have been
sent to the lord mayor OF Cork. Tbom-
as MacCurtain. before he was shot.
CORK, March 25.-The police bar
racks at Gortatlea, seven miles south
east Of Tralee. in County Kerry. prov
ince OF Munster, were blown up and
destroyed by Are today. Three police
men were seriously injured, but there
weref no civilian casualties. No ar
rests have been made in connection
with the explosion.
At the resumption Of the inquest
into the murder of Lord Mayor Mac
Curtain q witness testified that he
saw eight non-uniformed men carry
ing rihes enter the police barracks
after the murder was committed.
BELFAST, March 25.-The police re-
port that a man named McCabe, re-
Gently enrolled for the Dublin police
force. was shot today by four dis
guised men near Ballinamore (eighty
miles northwest of Dublin). McCabe
was taken to the hospital in a criti-
cal condition.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
RECHABITEs TO CELEBRATE.
Sixteenth Anniversary Meeting Of
Advanced Harmony Tent Tonight.

An address by Representative John
Marshall Robsion of kentucky will
be the feature of the sixteenth ami
versary meeting of the Advance Har-
mony Tent of Rechabites. at 6ls
Louisiana avenue tonight.
Addresses will be delivered also by
High Chief Ruler Newman and High
Secretary Moore. The organisation 70
a union OF Advance Tent. No. 1909,
and Harmony Tent, organized in Sep
tember, 1903. Several hundred me
have taken abstinence 'oblfga tiens
through efforts of the tent.
Evening star., 1920-03-26

two committees will consider the ma
jority report of the coal strike set
tlement commission as the basis for
the agreement.
Arrangements for the conference
were completed by telephone last
night btween John L. Lewis. presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers of
America. and Mr.. Brewster at st.
Louis. Eight miners and eight op-
orators from the central competitive
field embracing the states of Ohio.
Indiana. Illinois and western Penn
sylvania, will be in attendance. The
first meeting. Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock. will be preceded by a prelim-
mary conference of the miners.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
DENIES PRISONERS PLEA.
Streets Must Be Kept Safe for
Women, Saws Justice GouId.

In denying . plea ior probation
and sent ntencing to three years end sin
ans pocketbook in Lincoln Park De
cember 6 laet. Justice Gould today de-
clAped that probation should not be ex-
tended to highway fobbera.
The streets must be made safe fol-
women At MI hours. he said, ana 4
warning given to all Inclined to At
tempt such robberies.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
GOV. LowDEN BARS PLANTS.
Acts Following Discovery of Corn
Borer in Eight States.

SPRINGFIELD. H.. March 2s.-Re-
ported discovery OF the European corn
borer among the crops Of corn, broom
corn and other plants in Maine. New
Hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts,.
Rhode Island. Connecticut, New York
and Pennsylvania, has led Gov. Frank
o. Lowden to issue q proclamation fct-
bidding the importation OF such plants
from those states. except under certain
restrictions.
The pest also Is said to have been
discovered in celery, green beans. ess1,
spinach, rhubarb. oats. rye, straw
lchryeanthemums, asters, cosmos. gera-
niurras, gladiolas and dahlias.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
wARsHIps GO TO HONOLULU.
Will Take Part in Hawaiian Mis-
sion Centennial Celebration.

SAN DIEGO. Calf. March 1S-
Twenty mine warships. headed by the
cruiser Brooklyn. flagship Of Rear Ad-
rpiral Henry Pile. sailed yesterday Tor
Honolulu to participate in the aawahar Y
mission centennial celebration. Seven
destroyers from San Francisco will join
the warships an route.
After the celebration eight destrcvers
will proceed 20 tho Philippines. where
they will be stationed.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
RAILWAY WAGES STUDIED.
Board Reports Satisfactory Prog
ress in Research Work.

Detailed demands of the 100000
rail workers are still being considered
by the railroad wage board, which
began formal conferences Monday on
the whole question of railway wage
controversy Members of the confer
ence said today they were progressing
satisfactorily, but expected the session
to last several weeks.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
TRAINMEN DIE IN CRASH.

Engineer Bond and Fireman II. e
Tidweil of Southern railway train No
IL were killed early today when the
train apparently ran into an oper
switch near Adams Park, Ga, and
the engine and three sleeping cars
overturned, Southern railway head
quarters here announced today. None
Of the passengers was seriously in
jured
Evening star., 1920-03-26
WILL STUDY COAL WAGE.
Committees Of Miners and op.
orators Will Meet Monday.

q A new wage agreement for the coal
year beginning April will he con-
-eidsred by the scale committee of
the bituminous coal operators, who
will meet a similar committee of
MINERS at New York Monday to con-
sider the question. Thomas T. Brew
stsr, chairman Of the operators COM
mittee at ST. Louis, advised the Ma
tienal Coal Association today. The
Evening star., 1920-03-26
Seeks Divorce After "a Years.

Mrs. Amy 3. Parks today sled suit
in the District Supreme Court FOR 4
limited divorce from Frank z. Parks
after thirty-four years of married life.
They were r1Arried At Columbus. Ga.
March II, 1885. and have three children.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

m THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DfB-
triet Of Columbia. Holding q Bankruptcy
Court.-ln the matter Of Beverly X. Sinclair.
10 hereby given that the above named hank
rupt has filed his petition praying for a dis
charge from all his debts in bankruptcy, and
tkat his creditors and other persons in interest
are required to enter their appearance in oppo-
sition. il any so desire, in the clerks ohHce Of
1920. RALPH D. QUINTER. Referee in
Bankructcy.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
Silver.

NEW YORK. March as.-Bar silver.
1875; Mexican dollars, %.
| LONDON. March 26.-Bar silver, I'D
| per ounce; money. 81 per cent. Dis
count rates-Short and three-month
bills. eH per cent.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
Washington Stock Exchange
SAL.EH.

Opital Tractioa Ga $500 at %.
Opital Traction. 10 at s65S, 6 at e6Ss, 10 ut
wsshinsten Railway and Electric pfd.. IS
at Se. = at 80. 2S At 50. q At SO. 5 at 60
Columbia Grsphophone CON-. 80 At "A, at
Altar eall:
Eirsmsns Insurance Co.. at ~ II a. -
nesa peaks and Potomac Telephone So, l.0'e
Evening star., 1920-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF JAMES F. SMITH, LATE OF
the city Of Easton, County Of Northampton and
state Of Pennsylvania. deceased.-NOTICE I6
HEREBY GIVEN THAT lettArs Of administra-
tion upon the above-named estate have been
grantsd to the undePsigned. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
inmediats payment. and those having claims
and demands to present them without delay.
JOSEPH p. SMITH, FREDERICK r. SMITH.
Administrators. Northampton National Bank
building, Easton, Pa. mh12. 10 20, ap2,9
Evening star., 1920-03-26

George Ensing, formerly a physi-
clan of Seattle drowned himself re-
Gently while temporarily insane at
London.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
= Ventilate Your Nose With
Fragrance from Northern Pines

Clears N1e4ffn
Breathe thru the nostrils. -
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open and dean. Catarrh ~
cog, up the nose, causes 20
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foul hssath. Msy,.s Pise
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Evening star., 1920-03-26
POWDER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs q Co.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
LIBERTY BONDS.

Quotations furnished b. ". B. Hibbs q G,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-26
How Man Speaks wlthou, Lsrynx.

How n man whose whole larynx has
been cut out can continue to talk is
told by Or. r. Hoshno of Nugata. Ja-
pan, in the ANNALS Of Otology. Rhin.
ology aud Laryngology."
DR. Hoshino describes the operation
by which he removes the larynX in
serious cases Of cancer and provides
for respiration after ii has gone.
lie furnishes the patient with a rub
her tube. one end Of which is inserted
into the lrachea twlndpipel and the
other end Is held IN The mouth by
sending his breath through the tube
and working his lips teeth, tongue,
palate and pharynrcal muscles the
man can whisper IN sneh a way as
10 be understood
Artificial laryuges have been made
for such eases. but they are complex
affairs and Or HoShino says patients
much prefer the tube.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-26
80 Raocoon waahea Ment.

The raccoou has habit that is not
INDUCED in by any other animal. II
given a piece Of meat he will not
touch mouthful until he has washed
II In as clear water MS be can find. and
he win allow no one to DO this for him
writes Or r. w Shufeldt Ia the
American Forestry Magazine Of Wash
lngton So thoroughly does he per.
form this task, that he not only soaks
an The blood ont ~ the meat. but ac-
tually reduces the morsel to very
uninvitlne, labby piece Of pale flesh,
He win roll it over and over in the
water with his forepaws. and give IL
occasional shakings by Selling II IN his
mouth Finally, when it Is semi-mac-
Grated TO his liking. he will devour il
with apparent relish
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-02-26
How sun Raalstss enerar.

The amount o. energy that our owl
little planet earth receives from the
sun Is one and half horsepower per
square yard 81 2300O0Oo0OO00ol
horsepower for the whole earth. The
amount u the solar energy that Is 10
fercepted BY the earth must be infini'
tesimai compared 70 the total amount
poured forth from the surface % tie
SUD II has been estimated. IN fact
that an the planets together receive
less than one one hundred miiiiauih
fupmN90il ~ the total radiant
energy u The SIN 10 the form q iishi
md heat. the remainder passing on %
me stars beyond - The rate o. l7e'
90 mites per second