davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
I Text R~edakcyjnej.

ktore powtorzylismy jeszcze ra-
zy kitka, il z Ligi robia republi-
ksnie politykierskiego straszaka
- mic wiecej, re korzystaja z gtu-
po prostu powiedziawszy
tych tiumow, ktorym nonsensy
politykierskie pleSc MONA in in
lfinitum, lecz sami ME wierza w
10 CO gadaja, re juz ME racyyi, ale
fogiki najzwyczajniejszej chloe
by-niema w tych strschach, W
tych przestrogach-ni krzty. Liga
-oczywista-nie groziia i ME gro
|zi nam niczem, Liga jest rzecza
wanna i wiefka i dobre, vice my
do Ligi tel nalezeG bedziemy -
tax, Stany Ii, do niej przystapia!
Napisalismy toz samo ,proro-
lctwo" potem rychlo, kiedy sic Juz
zdecydowaio wielkie republika--
NOW zwyciestwo, IL mimo togo
zwyciestwa, mimo pogromu(?)
Iidei Ligi W elekeyi amerykahskiej
|-zaraz n~ajblizsza nasza tax ivy
Icieska administracya republican,
ska ztnieni front co do sprawy o.
mawianej. zblizy sic do Ligi i
|przystapi do niej W imieniu Sta
NOW Zjedn.... Moze to i owo
l,.pro forma" zrobi sic ~zastrzeze-
lnie, moze tam jakieS restrykcye
sic oglosi i ~przyimie, ME beda to
Ijednak zadne kwestye zasadni-
cze, DO niema kwestyi zasadni-
|esych tskich, kt6reby pc prawdzie
Internationally Starom Zjedn. pc
saczenie sic z Liga - niema!...
dose, re bardzo predko Republika
nasza bedzie tam, gdzie bye 'po-
Wilma, gdzie bye - jest jej swie-
lynn i ludzkim obowiszkiem. TAX
- jeszcze Rad Hardinga do Ligi
Ludlow przystapi.
4
ToSmy pisali tuz pc sukcesie
reppbiikahskiej partyi, bosmy
wiedzieli, re partya ia wysuneia
byta kwestye Ligi Ludlow, by mia
zwalcz6 ME Lige. ale Wilsona !.
.partye demokratyczna, ktorej u
stepujacy prezydent wielkim jest
.c~horazym: "a Wilsona Liga fla,
"a Hardinga bedzie dobra: w tenn
Jest rzecz i z~obaczycie re tax, jak
piszemy, bsdzie niechybnie.
PowiedzieliSmy ma wstepic. IL
proroctwa nasze maja ten talent,
re sic speIniaja. Me wierzycie' A
tee czytajcie telegramy krajowe,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
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RaE. PObUDNLEM.
Iprnssa SIC, SsEeGALe SPrawy o Redak
eva Ha4AIrIae, % ne nOhhosea flSEn-
SIC. NO ma kORnerzac1e hsn8ie ME Ihns
p,N c.asu; ISLkO ~ bpraNucn sEcsek o.
oh.tsEeI NHAn. OSo0LsIscn, IHD ME ohJu-
wen sac HnaaISSle zffHSste - arroyo ko-
responaeneSI - DrVsAmy Ja"te sac ppo-
h1.rte, HncnoWuJa ma -SzBleusle, &c o.
So., gOaHlny lL-Ieb ~Hnnyknmy gasete
q rrszyscy ~ha1OarSAIeJ Jestesny "te0y
k~alruanlenL
norrspOn1ent0w uPraszaniy stano-
.zu aDF pasAu LNlE ARIA
a, ,a,h.n LCn Ma ME- AAhs-
zaSr sCISLISNIk 4 T1EhO Ma az
nNnJ STkAONAE RAPlksAO
.lRNIi nGWOry lhAAcAOaNA<A nv "1SN
hyc OxGOsHOae, Roeaaahla 1e kOSA
r.aakeyIhy Jesi1 DozRuane SO do s"ro-
IN. ~ rnsle hte oSIOssen1hs nAieAT 10
SSSKAhNaE hAANAC1fC A
ENAChEn ruLSEONh Ma S"hVANA
RnnEsS IBkE
ryr nuse1y prSesyaae mn knrtneh Cd
Erxtyehs AADN fEE ME fhAhS-
N.sLks SIZE nOMONAhACfA
NnnNfCH - enyDn W WytStkoWyeh
-~xnodknehE rownle Ogaos8ens a0sye&S-
wa TOwnrSysCu, GIonaes nae
WsEetSie OglosEenIa naleSs do DEia-
D., s,~lo.xen w Adminlstracyt . tam &c
ntemi Ewrncac nnIeHy.
POdHfekOHnAln - ~SEEBhAEGO To-
axaiu. hksHOLCCNE EAEObaE, POLL
TGCLNEs & y. naIeS9 do DAtAIu OGfo-
Snen-
utenia {. ID. musSa bye. podp1sNne -
prtnem n~a1wiskiem wrnH . ndresem :Dt-
sEacekO; besimiennych, Tub podDtSaAyeh
domykInIkfem, alho wressele s1Owem
Koulteto - komunlkneyi. nj kOreS-
~ondeneJf ME Eam1esScSnmy.
ME O~glaszamy zADNfCH
.RALOWy, ami wyciecEek. Tub sptkni-
k6w'' URZADZANYCH w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

LAf&AaD USO"
KE. Franeiszek Gordon. Moderator.
Ks Rajmund Applet. Wlce-hoderAtor.
Wojciech =. Soska, PreZeS.
AntoninS Baranowska. W~ice-prezeskA.
wojcieeh Menkicki, Wice-prezes
Tomasz s Blachowski. SekretarL
Julian SsczepahSki. Skarbnik.
SeanisiAW LiczmAnski. Dyrektor.
Jan MAcieiewski. Dyrektor.
SEcsepan ImotorSki. Dyrektor.
FrnnciSzka Bieschke. D~yrektorkh
Marya ImbiorSka, Dyrektorka.
KonstAncyA Czekala- D~yrektorka-
DR.. FrsncisEek A. Dulak. ekars
Adv. wSwrEyniee zyEmunt Doradcs
Prawny.
sertrGda Marchlswicz. Asyst sekr. Gen.
GoDZINY BIURowE.
Bluro otwarte Cd stej rane do ste!
~ieczorem. " sobote do lei popofu-
dniu). " czwartek w~ieczorem Cd godsi
ny lei do Sci. w niedEieie I twte-
n u~roczyste oiuro Bamkniste.
wsxelkie listy nSdSyiae uals&y m ~
CO Sekret2rzA G~eneralneGo.
TOM. s. BLACHowsKI. .
Secretary Poliah Alma Mater.
lass w. DivistSs str ChfeagOs m
FINANSE.
Przekazr bankowe pocztove
(checks, money orders ete) nalSSy wy
stawtac IA organizAeys-
POLISH ALMA MATER,
Z przesyfa6 pod adresem:
JUL szCZEPAHSKL
Ass w. DivIsfoa str ChteAgOs NJ
Do czeko1 z po1a miasta Chicago, do
taczyc trZebA Ice na Eamians.
MACIERZ POLSKA.
Biuro Zarzadu GAo~ueso
1857 ". DIVISION UTICA.
Telefon MsArOe <9o4
Chicago III
M druKieD Dtetrse g1aeA0 Z
.DxiennIhA ChleaGOaA1sUOS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
DAzAC DO POKoJU SZYKUJ
MY S1E DO WOJNY.

Rewel. - w tutejszych koiach
politycznych panuje przakonanie,
re bolszewicy bynajmniej ME IT,
wazaja pokoju z Polska "a trivia
ly, lecz jedynie "a czasowy odpo-
czynek ola obu stron. Prasa Dol
szewicka dale temu coraz czest-
sly i wyrazniejszy poglad. Ma
wiosne armia bolszewicka zdola
sic, jSk m6wia, zreorganizowae !
rczpoczaG planowo akcye wojsko-
wa przeciw Polsce. Tymczasem
Sowiety zamierzaja przygotowat
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
10000 ZBOzA
z AMERYKI I RUMUNII
OLA POLSKI.

Warszawa. - Odbylo sic tutay
posiedDenie rady aprowizacyjnei,
ma ktorem okazaio sic. re caly
kontyngent zboza zosta1 juz wy
zyskany i re wobec tegc trzeba
bedzie zakupit 5000 wagon6w
zbozs W Rumunii, a Is tysiecy W
Ameryce. Zakupno tego zboza
ME przyszso trudno, natomiast
przetransportowanie jest utrud-
nione, co pogarsza sytuacye. Wy
pick chleba z tel maxi bedzie
wynosii IS NIX. "a funt, a zatem,
albo trzeba bedzie cene chebn
podwyzszyc, albo pokryt deficyt
ze skarbu panstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
FRANCYA POPRZE IDEE
LITWY z POL
SKA!

Warszawa. - Z k6i dobrze po-
informowanych zapewniaja, re
rad francuski poprze idee fedora
cyl Litwy Z Polska i w tym celu
sonduje juz opinie miarodajnycll
koi polskich. Podobno i rad an
gielski sklaniac sic zdaje ku idei
takiei f~ederacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
w Sprawie Gdanska.

i Pisma polskie wzmiankuja raz'
Iporaz, IL W Prasie niemieckiej pei
no jest dyskusyi ma temat sprawy
IGdanska, jego konstytucyi, orga.
Inizacyi - jake ,,wolnego miasta'
stosunku do Niemicc przysziegc
Ii stosunku do Polski. Rzecz to
ola mas nadzwyczajnie interesu'
Ijqca, fundamentalnie doniosfa
Pisma polskie wskazuja pre-
strzegaja, by rad polski potrafi
unormowac sprawy swe z Gdan'
skiem w spos6b taxi ma PREY
szloSc, azeby ME zachodzlly MOI
IIiwoSci podobne, jak zachowanic
sic Gdanska w czasie ofensywy
bolszewickiej togo letniej. kiedy
to Gdansk probowai bawic sic W
IjakaS niby-,,neutralnosc". a W
rzeczywistoSci stanai ma stanowi'
slu zasadniczo wrogiem wzgle,
dem Polski, ~powodujac nam ME
ma1o ciezkich ktopotow. w kwe-
styi tel znajdujemy bardzo dobrs
ujecie i przedstawienie sprawy
(przypuszczamy re strony pol,
skieO W ostatnim zcszycie Cur
rent History, ktore dla informa,
cyl miarodajnej W streszczeniu
'podajemy jak nastepuje:
Agencya East Express Tele'
graph" otrzymala w kwestyi O.
mawianej re strony kompetent-
nej nastepuj2ce wyjaSnienia:
Poglady pewne, rozwijane
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

POD KRAKOWEM.

Krakow. - w Przegorzasach,
tuz pod Krakowem, zmarIa ma
cholere azyatycka niejaka Fran.
ciszka Kuzkowa,, zas 3 lctni jcj
synem zachorowa}. Sekcya wyka
zaia cholere azyatycka. Gala 70.
dzine umieszczono w szpitalu c.
p;demicznym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
SKON BISKUPA MICHAL-
KIEW1CZA.

Wilno. - Otrzymano tn via.
domoSci, il zmarl w wiezieniu W
Moskwie wskutek wyczerpania
pochwycony przez bolszewikow
biskup wilehski, Michalkiewicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
Wiadomosc zPrasyP olskiej wOjczyznie

|sobie grunt W Polsce przez upor,
czywa agitacye pod firma mic
bolszewicka, ably zabezpicczyc
sic pred zarzutem ziamania 10.
bowiazan rozejmowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

R~H0 WH91 - OUfAJ 1851
oEAoOnia pod rubry0 .PRACA. -
0paltSeA DZININIKA CHICAGO
W1Doa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28
MACIERZ POLSKA.

fest organizaeya laczaoa mfodyts2 pol.
skH oe0jsa pAd ~ prSuscA naukoWych,
patryotycgnych i bratniej pomocy din
poSndsS3enia ducha moralnoSci l do6fo-
bytu " spoleczenstwie, . ~szcxSgotntO
mledzy mlodzieza polskA Ma posmter-
the cd lat IA do IS. Ma czionkow Sto-
warLysxonych. bez oSranicrsniA wteku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-28

PiEcZ PtdSS llicliiiCShd, Sd LdJIu-
pe}niej bledne.
l.. w zadnym z trzech artyku-
low traktatu (102, 1o3, 1867, ma
lktore najczeSciej powo}uja SIG
dzienniki niemieckie, niema
wzmianki o tenn, re wolne miasto
Gdahsk juz istnieje. Przeciwnie
Iartykui 1902 wyraznie powiada, re
glowne mocarstwa sprzymierzone
i stowarzyszone z~obowiazuja sic
ukonstytuowaG wolne miasto
Gdahsk. Miasto to bedzie "a vice
ME JEST oddane pod opieke Ligi
Narodow.
Natomiast artykui 104 traktatrl
powiada ,wyraznie, re konwencya
Polski z w. m. Gdanskiem bedzie
zawarta W chwili ukonstytuowa.
mia sic Gdahska, jake wolnego
miasta. Poniewaz ami konstytu-
eva Gdaiska, ME arzyskaia jeszcze
zgody rady Ligi Ludlow, ami
konwencya z Polska ME jest je-
szcze zawarta, przeto wynika Z
tego wyraznie, re wolne miasto
Gdahsk jake takie jeszcze mic ist-
n;eje.
Jezeli wiec wolne m. Gdahsk
jeszcze ME i%stnieje, jezeli ME jest
jeszcze subjektem prawno = pan
stwowym, to ME mole bye mowy
0 oglaszaniu neutralnosci, albo-
wiem niema jeszcze tel osoby
prawnej, ktoraby mogia te neu-
tralnosG og}osic.
II. Sytuacya prawna terytoryunl
przyszlego vol. IN. GdaIlska jest
nastepujaca:
w chwili wejscia W zycie trak-
tatu wersalskiego, Il. W dniu 10
stycznia, rb.. Niemcy ustapily te-
go terytoryum mocarstwom g}6-
wnym, kt6re Tozciqgnely ma mic
wspolna wiaG-e. Jest 10 rodzaj
condominium, a navel scisiej -
coimperium miedzynarodowego.
T~erytoryum to ME nalezy ami do
Polski ami do Niemiec, ami tenn
bardziej do ME istniejacego jeSz-
cze w. IN. Gdailska, lecz do ) wiel
kicll mocarstw. Jest to wiec w
stosurku do Polski terytoryum
Sprzymierzone.
Mocarstwa ola wykonywania
swcj wspolnej wsadzy delegowa-
ly sir. Reginalda Towera, ktory
wladze sprawowai z ich i tylko z
ich ramienia. TEN samem ME ma
on mic wspolnego Z wysokim ko-
misarzem Ligi Narodow. ktory
W mySl art. 10 bedzie mianowa"
nv, lecz dopiero pc ukonstytuowa
niu sic Gdaiiska jake wolnego
miasta.
Wprawdzie rada Ligi rnianowa-
Ia Towera swoim komisarzenI,
ale byla to nominacya in antici-
pando, w blednem przewidywa-
n;u, re bedzie on posiadal wy
magma kompentencye i bezstron
nose do sprawowania TAX wyso-
kiej funkcyi.
Wobcc powyzszego-okreslenia
uzytc przez prase niemiecka, IL
'podporzadkowanie Towera kon-
'ferencyi ambasador6w bylo bez-
|prawiem, stanowi nonsens i do
wodzi zupeinej nieznajomosci
traktatu wersalskiego.
':s
Wszystko powyzsze dotyczy
stanu przcjsciowego pomiedzy IL
stapieniem suwercnnoSci nicrnie-
ckiej, a ukonstytuowanicm sic
wolnego m. Gdaiska. Jasne jest,
ze wobcc braku podmiotu mic
moze bye mowy All o n~cutralno-
Sci, ami o suwerennosci Gdaiiska.
Czy Gdaisk pc ukonstytuowa-
niu sic, iako wolne miasto bedzic
panstwem suwernnem i czy be-
udziaiu Polski, a TEN bardzieJ
przeciwko niej bedzie mogl og4a-
~ --S r.
The Washington times., 1920-03-21

much smaller than the female. The
French acaderncians quote the curious
case of a New Guinea species 20 when tne
suitors flock as moths to the flame and to
meet the same fate. But in this curious
spider there has arisen an ine&phcaDie
aesthetic sense. When mating time comes
around the lady--half dozen times as big
as the wooer--sits back in the bower or
her web. To that bower come her suitors'
one by one. They pause before this huge
object of their spidery affections, ana II
she does not at once dart out and devour
them they begin to dance before her.
With waving legs they tread 4 curious
measure They pirouettc before her and
generally perform nature dance, many OF
whose movements are exactly duplicated
by our own barefooted barelegged de-
voices Of erlythmics.
Either the watching lady thinks them
very good or very bad. II they are very
good, BY cans unknown TO us she invites
them INFO her dwelling. But II she thinks
them very bad they never have "A chance
TO appea before a kindler audience Out
she flashes and into her larder
they go.
More remarkable than this percention
OF aesthetics Is the unqueatiorcd kiowl.
slge of another form Of tropical sride' Of
the value OF the vivifyng, errr ..ip" w. IS
Of the sun. The rale OF this succiC Is a
careless. wandering wastre! The f'ioale
Is an architect weaver end ptyai'ist. she
builds hor nest with a careful cy" iowa Il
its protection and It's proper exposure 20
CO io2o. fu,t.uaj,onai f.a,u.y lar'i,e. 'ne.
The Washington times., 1920-03-21

tho little woman and the big wOiAas cam
rare M. and size is little ID dc with
achievement.
Among animals with - kh9nes. verte-
brates. they end this conH.Son trie as re-
cards the Cyclostomata. or degenerate eel
iiITe fish. Se'achii. or sharks; dogfsh and
skates: Teleoatomi, or ranod ssh-fsh
with mates instead of scales. like our gar
fsb-DitneusH or lung iigh; AURA, or
frogs and toads: and reptiles generally
As an examcle of the last named, con-
slider the huge pythoness, twenty-three
feet long, in the New YORK hoologlcai
Park. and other female snakes as COM
pared with their smali-sizcG mates ~
there Is any crushing Go do this pythoness
can probably make pulp OF any sized crea-
ture extant. from elephant and rhiuo to
whale II takes sixteen husky men to
hold her when she is uneasy, She, has
brains, too refusing to eat for long inter
walls in order to get rid Of the parasites
which infest her. If she has no food in
her there is nothing for the parasites to
feed upon and they starve.
In most birds, the French find. the males
are usually larger, but not in the case of
hawks and owls, where the female is
mucb larger. In mammals. also the males
are usually larger 1t is explained that in
birds and mammals this implies longer
growth period and slower attainment OF
maturity to achieve a larger size. particu-
Larly in the primates or high apes The
males are also accorded dichromatic
condition-that Is, brighter or more con.
trasted colors. possession of more marked
integumentary structures. such as odifer.
Gus glands, combs and plumes, and
greater development of feathers, hairs,
spurs, etc.
But greater intensity Of color does not
denote superiority, It is claimed, nor does
greater completely OF size or size OF in
documentary structures, which have little
morphological Importance, for the reason
that thew lack conservatism and are sus-
ceptible to change according TO season and
conditions.
The female, having her progeny to look
after. makes brighter colors In the male
essential TO atta2t the attention OF
enemies: makes horns and spurs essen
tial to fight these enemies, and makes out
ward appearances Of the male, such as
combs. plumes mains, whiskers. etc, es-
seutial in mating.
Further nc biological superiority Is
granted to females Of all species of ami.
mails. from lur,uy down 20 wCrm' In all
apparatus for nursing and protecting
progeny.
The Washington times., 1920-03-21

ruently infertle and seeds exposed only
to them sprout feebly and soon die. The
light ray is, OF course, an electromagnetic
via alton Of a certain intensity, The red
ray is much slower in vibration than the
violet. The violet ray carries, also, GER
tain chemical properties. Eggs and seeds
develop and sprout very rapidly NIder
violet light.
Now comes the most amazing thing
about this spider in question. The silken
coverlet which she throws over her egg
stops out the red light entirely, keeps out
a N'eGt proportion of the yellow and green.
but admits almost all the violet. Having
spun her covering she lifts the little ball
upon four Of her legs, poises herself upon
the others IN the nest. ard hollis 'he bail
up to the fructifyiuE Il 1t md light from
the sun. Throughout tic days she does
this. until the eggs hatch out into her
children.
How this spider came to know this
physical fact OF the suns power. how il
= came about that she could modify her
spinning to produce just the proper kind
OF fabric that was best for the eggs is one
of the mysteries of life.
As great a mystery are the domestic IT,
stincts q the very interesting SuTinam
toad OF which the female is the undi.
pCte1 boss Of the estabi 'hlG0nt When
she ,ays her frgs she makes bor husband
place them a her back in little lndents.
tioue which at hat time appear Over
these eg.a q filn stretches protecting
them. with thcm they hatch nut into
ia, VAN Rieu,5 kcsur,4
The Washington times., 1920-03-21

y has lust give1 to its members
resume OF thu results Of series
of exhaustive observations by cer,"'n CT
itsrmost distinguished member iaao the
relative places Of the male ANA ,ra lemaie
in all forms of life.
Heluctantly, bur with the ! 1n%"y that
characterizes all c:uo seieni'z 5. y as
sent that almost invariably IL "iS .J''. ID
and beast and bird and reptile tho female
is bigger, stronger. mere sun'Ia. L'or' cum
ming, lore intelligent srI I" g, .enJor
than tn male of the ties
They made the equal af'"' ''S o'"-
covery that this holds only partly true
among the apes ard mcnkcys, The male
gorilla and orang .outang AMI in t9ct' all
the primates OF t,<he" a"cs. are very mhnh
stronger than the icIrgl- AMI lnuch
f,ercer: the females, howeqG' 81. ;"
them in int IL cnce aN1 ealec ally at the
tinse of motherhc 3d This Is true SO OF
the! chimparzae Successive mothtihoo's
leave the fen, a with n ever-i2c Aj!ng
ressauum of v.iidorn. such per' H5. OF
coirse. pass oyer the N . unnoticsd. The
consequence is that in about the tfth year
of life gorii2. orIng-out?ng. chlnipafzee
ana baboon fem y are some ages aheao
OF their mates IT,: .''ilty To cope with the
outside world al tae enemies that besct
them
m q egarious species where thc'a Is a
semblance OF tribal realization ana order
such as the placing ri sentries, print
tive and communtl StdiTg and an assem-
hing for offence and GGS nsc---it would
seesn that the females play the larger part
In the organization
'fhe investigations OF TIE french AGA
SeriIicjans into tina actual place OF the
female In the lower animal Kingdom were
besun long before the war But the SUP
nriaing statistics of wcmen's work in the
war aud the revelation that IN general
thew could accomplish every physical
achievement OF the men they reoiaced
sharpen ed The scieutsta' interest In the
work that they were carrying on
And IN these statistics, by the way, the
French report two very int 'estiNg things.
The fiTs. IL that the one eHCsNtio1 were
won II, could not do a mans wo,6 Us, as
well anc m many cases better was Iii sucn
tasks -lca,rical iriveting, or. rather,
that pa t., II which requires the holder
of the rivet TO be placed strongly against
the breast. II IL Gdr,t'ed, howeve', that
the female frame mi hit in time accustom
itself TO such pressure as is required. The
second surprising fact Is that no case oil
a woman being shell shocked is recorded
among those nurses and female attend
ants who kept close to the front, and
many OF whom were engaged close to The
trenches and under the heaviest artillery
ne. The importance OF this as an argu
ment for the greater nervous and emo
tional stability OF the woman is obvious.
The greatest examples Of female supe
riorty over the male was found, the re
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tad2oles. They rest within these
little holes until they have eaten
up all the yoke sack which hangs
under them like food basket. BY
this time they have become little
frogs, and then Mr.. Toad is indeed
kept busy feeding them, marshal
ing them back when they fall or
jump out, and generally doing yeo-
man work until they can shift for
themselves. And IL he does not do
il Mrs. Toad Furnishes him severely
with claws and outings with her
hard head.
Whenever group of lower ami
mails is indicated. in which the
male is the smallest, the F'ench
award -.or-l~'ogicsl superiority to
tho female, with the male practi-
calIv either negligible character
or merely IN aid 10 reproduction.
In numan beings, however. this
standard does not apply. since
size ~ either sex has No Gearing
oo either prowess or intelligence.
Tha little man and tho bis man,
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.. ....-, +, ,bo ,,.oot world A very
pD.' s,al.'' III 'i'S ,I.@.,Ic evernli7ca.
~ - sbo u,,gor,,nate male plays
-" '', y - IL 40 md j., no
~ -. " az ~ ,...',...5. ,.,. lions
'el' ~ "'.' ..
caiI" '. LAT -,,
Here the male Is VesE lnG'' ne,
than me IeE2le. p ~" s'la., -
ard dwahs most 'lls ~
tesee 'nd soWe" ."'''.
.S''a'.... e. "'-''
.,- ,H 40 rt!Hrr le'.--.
he 'eps 0'o res II ~ -
trey '2 or ou 70" aM w ~ s,,,
ramp Us 10 !e 'iNae 10 n.ln a.. e,
hat No 'eed' lee F'N''
f'"'.. arg a'I u
pc .,.NF, '"' f.,
maintains VIA pitcs ana 49, - $50 ~ .'ta
inTa@ion WIN 'i 'A' ..--.L,,i ~ - i,'
ancient nov 20" !s' 40 IoNins iS san
hazard i'-1 Tor H''' SOC u :" '''
perInantac%- sAtep, az 20 A.'D. NO.
After WHILE when natures mysterious
urge is cit, she steps out and LOOKS Ground
for an acceptable sGtOr. Into f." radius
of her wies comes ono OF III" ,,>cr, meek,
dut,.ng.along geG.jclGgn Of her KIND The
eye % The charTler~ rest UNc~ am she
makes peculiarly |ingrati2ting motions
with her loSs,aI-l.ke claws. T,il'ag uut
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the sun. It's interior
Is g~~si ID to give
be- perfect levci age
end comfort in the
tae, which confr0nts
her. Having laid her
egg she in aSe 5
them and rolls them
10 in 2 web Of silk
which she spins and
which is very curious
~ a ray filter.
Now it has been
found by scientists,
studying the eject Of
light upon vrowinG
things, that the differ
ent COlors of the spec
trum h ave "A pro-
nounced effect upon
the rate OF growth
and Development OF
eggs and roots. The
red rays in h ! bit
grow h, and under
them eggs become fire.
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The male ant. lasfus
although having larger
compound eyes than the
female. has a rudimen-
tary cerebrum fore
BRAIN. while the worker
female with smaller eyes.
has a brain with the
greater number of gang
lion cells. Greater size
and completely. of peri
pheral-around the rim
sense organs, is regarded
as a more primitive con-
ditidn than that Of small
and less complex sense
organs. operated by .
more concentrated nerve
system.
A similar condition has
been noted for the hui.
man eye by Kudo, OF
Japan. The peripheral
nervous system, compos-
ed essentially Of sensory
nervous units, is earlier
"A throwback to first
formed eyes. The GEN.
tralized, reflex mechan-
ism of the eye is NOR
phologically far later-a
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Astonishing
i Facts
Gathered
by French
Scie'1se
LD'estica!j-g
7 ! I've
Comparative
AUELyt ~ UE
Mr.. ard hrs.
Bug, Beast,
Bird ard
:. Kan
BY DR.. w. H. ba.lo 81.

,r7HE Academy Of Sciences of FraEce'
has Just give to its members