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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31

we could easily imagine him coming
after us, the keys of the Edinburgh
Tolbooth, and of Loeb Leven Castle,
the touting horn of Hermitage
Castle, and relics from many fam
Gus battle-fields.
Weapons and curious things OF
every kind and from every country
are hung on the walls. There's
Rob Roy's gun, broad-sword and
dirk "a small dagger, Montrose's
sword, given that great Marquis by
Charles l, Napoleon's pistols,
James Wis hunting flask and Sir
Walters own gun, sword and sabre
worn by him, when a yeoman in the
Edinburgh Light Dragons and
battle-axes, shields, spear-heads,
daggers, spurs pistols and guns
galore.
Here are many shields with the
heraldic bearings of many of the
border clans. BY heraldic bear
ings we mean the designs and color
ings on ancient shields which des-
cribe the family traits usually
what was called a noble family, in
the middle ages), as courage, and
which tell some of the history,
CASUALLY connected with warfare)
and give the motto of that family
or as it is called in Scotland of
that, clan.
In black letters under these rows
of shields is written in the spell
ing Of those early days:
These be the Coat Armouris Of
We Clannis and men Of name quha
kept the Scottish Marches in We
days Of Aud. They were worth in
thier tyne and in thier defens,
God thaim defendid.
The arms of SCOTS own families
occupy sixteen shields. Three of
these he was unable to trace their
bearings, so he filled up the blanks
with blue clouds and the motto,
Nox alta permit, Oblivion has COW
cred them.
So here in stone and wood and
uCldl, We Scc TIC III CALL VI OH
Walter Scott, a dream r.at came
true" and this dream house was
the joy of his life, though he didn't
live SO many years after it was
completed to enjoy it.
We are told that it looks like a
real dream castle as one stands on
the heights around Abbotsford and
looks down on the great, stone, tur-
reted manor house, set in it's thous-
and acres Of grass and woodland
on which land the place is marked
where the last great border battle
was fought and through which
quietly runs the beautiful little
River Tweed. 1t looks very like |
a baron's castle of several hundred
years ago, and indeed it is a
baron's castle, for in his life time,
Sir Walter Scott was just that
very persona real live baron, re-
ceiving that title in London in 1920,
just one hundred years ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
HENRYs MEMORY NOTEBOOK


Francis w. Parker School
By Flora J. Cooke
Everyone wants to have good
memory. Henry, who is now jun
for in college, though he strength
tened his memory greatly by using
the following device: When he was
ten years old, he made, at the sug-
gestion of a teacher, what is called
"A Literary Notebook" In it he
recorded his analyses and COM
ments upon the stories studied in
his literature class. He found
this book so useful for reference
that in high school he developed
and enlarged the plan to suit his
needs and gave it more compre-
hensive title. He divided his book,
which was merely a leather-cover-
ed looseIeaf notebook, into ten
compartments, using cardboard d.
visions. Because the leaves were
loose, each division could be made
as full or meager as he desired, and
if his taste changed at any time,
pages could be discarded without
spelling the book. His headings
were:
Then followed a list of stories,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
RED TAILED HAWK.

It was not unth a Red-Tailed
Hawk came into the family as a
pet that I realized what the term
"hawk-eyed" really meant. l had
thought that to be "hawk-eyed" was
to see and observe everything,
even the minutest object, but when
our untamed pet turned his won
derful, clear, far-seeing eyes in my
direction, | felt that he did not
look at me, but that his piercing
gaze passed through and beyond
my humble self
:. Chained to his perch though he
was. he made a naughty captive,
and never lost his aloofness and
dignity except when, attempting to
escape, he would fly to the nearby
high board fence and topple over
into our neighbours garden where
he hung suspended by one leg, and
screamed his indignant protest.
The rescue always fell to my lot,
but not until / had secured my
brothers heavy fur gloves, would
l answer his call for help. For
we'll l knew that Sir Hawk had
sharp beak and strong talons and
might use them for he resented
being handled even for his own
comfort.
Hawks have been trained, but it
is doubtful if they ever become
really tame, for their nature seems
to be too absolutely wild to allow of
cOmpaniOnship even with boy.
OF the several species in the
United states and Canada, the Red
Tailed Hawk is the most common.
1t is a fine looking bird with a wide
spread of wings on which it circles
the upper air. Its color is dark
brown, reddish on the tail, throat
white and breast light streaked
with darker color. Its length is
about twenty-one inches.
Though often called Chicken and
Hen Hawk, it seldom troubles the
poultry yard, instead the Red
Tailed Hawk is the greatest of all |
destroyers of the small four-footed
and insect pests of the farmer. 1t !
has been proved that most Of it's !
food consists of these enemies to
growing crops. There are blood
thirsty Williams in the Hawk family |
but the Red-Tail is not among
them. Remember this and protect
the big bird with rust-colored tail i
as you would q friend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
II II Rains.
(RV A della Rnlln Rna rdl

(By Adella Belle Beard)
1t is never safe to start on an all
day hike when a storm is threaten
ing, but often a gray day remains
only gray and nothing happens
then, again, it pours. In such
weather take a rain-coat or a
poncho with you and unless your
shoes are waterproof, oil the soles
and the uppers, ankle high, with
Melted Mutton Tallow or other un-
sailed grease. Thoroughly rubbed
in all crevices the grease makes
perfect waterproofing.
A FIRE IN THE RAIN
II you are prepared, light show.
er need not turn you back, but IL
by dinner time, It still continues,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31

The amount Of capital invested
in the making Of automobiles and
trucks is estimated at $4,000, 900.
The number of cars produced last
year was 1,S06,194.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
AND HE FLUNKED AGAIN

Teacher-"A fool can ask more
questions than a wise man can an.
swer"
Willie-"That's why we all funk
ed!"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
Homemade Call Buzzer
lBy Grant M. Hydel

Every Boys Mother would be
grateful for a signal or buzzer
system leading from Boys room or
den to the kitchen so that she
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
FOR RENT-EuRNIsHEo ROOMS =

FRUITFUL furnished ,oc,,, J,n,1 Jo1mHs I bath, private entrance: sso 1aS ii.ol,th' i. gentlemen only. 55G E V0E pd,"s per
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26

FOUR neat appearing young men from IT to 21, live travelling proposi- ton, chance to learn good business. Apply Sunday. Room 36, Hotel Read ing. It
 BE A DETECTIVE, $50 to s100 week ly; travel over world: experience un- necessary. American Detective Agency, 685 Lucas, St. Louis. It
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
ion Two)
FOR OUSEKEEPING
 ROOMS

.o ' CR RENT-Housekeep rooms. OO3 -. second avenue. dn
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
WANTED-HELP, FEMALE

WANTED-Experien women to work on gowns and skirts in our alter ation department. Please do not apply if you are not experienced. Korricks'
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
Wanted To Buy
 Have $8000 Cash

Want nice home near car line. What have you to offer?
 B. c. BROWN IT West Adams Phone 1897 STEWART REALTY co. dn
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
wANrEp-sITuArIoN. MALE I

POSITION as timekeeper or truck drrVer, experienced. H. l.. Williams, Room 37. Reading hotel dm
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26

$500 MONTHLY selling new patent cd fuel vNporizer guaranteed to save up to 50 per cent gasoline; 40 miles
 per gallon made with Ford. Sold on money back guarantee. one sample free. Stransly Vaporizer O.. 205 Puk- Wana. =. Oak. It
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26

WANTE,D-Listings of all kinds of reai estate. Have customer for nice small modern house on paved street, northeast; will pay cash. w. M Owens & Co.,, 213 w. Wash. Phone 1ooA dm
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
WANTED-TO RENT

t-41OENIA business man desires years lease on to Groom unfurnIshed- house; immediate occupancy unnec- essary but required. by December 1. Phone 2328 or address p. o. box SIP If
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
WANTED-4ELP, MALE

WANTED-Office boy. one not at tending school, Call Monday morning. i New York Life Ins. Co. It
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
WANTEp-HELP. MALE

WANT to communicate with health seeker, returned soldier preferred, who wants to live on the desert. have nice place. rent free to right party. Box 73C Republican, It
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26

1 AGENTS a week representing
 our splendid line of mems guaranteed i tailored Neckwear and Ideal Tie Re- | Newer. r.. l.. Keiser & CO, Palmer | PIdC Detroit. Mich. It
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26

MAN or woman to travel employing local representatives: S1 000 900 house : permanent experience unnecessary. State age and qualifications. Local work also. Universal House, Philadel :
 phia. II
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
Garage Space S35.0O

Elegant space, big enough to hold or 8 cars in connection with first class repair shop; prefer radiator or wei der; first class location. Apply rear of 33S S-340 East Washington St; askS for Strong. If
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26

WANTED-Experien shoe sales man. Do not apply if you cannot de liver the goods. Apply Korricks'.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26

COMPETENT woman for general
 homework; three in family; no wash ing or ironing; go home nights Alp ply 94 ". Willetta street. Tel. 3716. dp
 EXPERIENCED chambermaid want ed. 546 West Adams. do
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'or Observation-Disclosures ud De
'tcn1lucr u0lac "Ncno2. 5l0 bl. a.
al Er'tatora Gnfc ital ogUcbprc
pnO ar. dorIig iorlooa al 5aarocn5
llobnttc. Oct gDrlgc oelc3 mcQcn
&dnobuahoiouIngsiciit OF 1eoc
'%cI'tabct "a citcr GntCls 900 aoor
belle llobuttct I'll oe to ,in~itttutiorcr
Boa NoUeobuaumlcu ital leitator5
SITRtntn0e bare icrtriu3Uis aodanu
I'll %Vbociie @aur0ri 'tal 0ripes
'om oInIrocIilt %~onobulg ml0cr
NcocicI'tabeta Administration.
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ter. ION mango AZ Of banife Oun1g
'ttb9ImIer | oen iencrc (lo har fun.
net role ia AZ. Tar i~orifieuide
'reoic Uatt en- life rlnqe ~,yorbuuicl
&c, % 81 q. bar ocu oCcrorocutliac
aomm;a'ron lin Cumerfiomhe0 ben
ncI1ot hcrgao llrocr tl0Iiqcre Sor
lutoiuller, DER bar Orrct iart mel
.r1n Rr0crnc o. Hcmulsiioncn our
en- cneuttal gte0iTttclic a. Erootcr
ne. har Reocrne ucmlia til Stuoia
hco hUo0ct. al oct par Ganife u1isr
IrNt at ucoirttc Grogtcn &c oiiert.
IrggICrte Rcguifober flm0c sea iuncs
n tnoc poo nogct uuoet. OF aountis
ronca UtI oerTor. eiter bUro Ser.
2aBbl." cr'arer, I rur TrcnitO tuse
belle Spsrg5mauIct ON Trugternc on
III 'ou1uct lln0eriaJclic.
SsbSiulo. 9oitor 9ticlien. Ser /
10 liar mar oPrct aaloa'agclun I
%cnrnig, cr niglnet ocn Csocn a.
ioGn'f Sngc. - 1lur gouurci.
Tn Al N,borls met trcrNt,
Rorgcre, Observation-Disclosures : :
Scbram cr arlnact uco Ggoer 66
Har ganumci. HioeNc nrcu Torrr
Hrtg i &rbrr1 80 Gar a 1arh,
DUrct &nochaUcr a. ooifraigs Il.
llo2hpcrc.
StamAusUc'io0er Glr. ser
ichero I'll Ncrithtrbs1opc uco 5tur
OcrDorg or l'gGQet uCo SgNCu. -
Aar al Zen Giosoc Ser / 1904
ooerIog Stnrhuict, oeItoq life ! Ser
ofiertlige Sip. men par itcrtt mario
malt i~ntcresie ret o. oar ! lin llug
Dom Neoluitcr az 9taocniit Stptte
toru@
SIM GturittsIPse ). 3. &eno
rorii / NnmmeI Ct eiter iaa Cages
SngHom aigaaet peo 0soeu a
Bronchitis, 81 9Gr gammel. Zen
gfosoc. Der tiOlteerc hao6e uraftiic
rct / NolitcbrO. uar GUtrittSlUqc /
Ndnumtl ira 1899. jW0ti. Sen me
S~rQccyhuWl icr e. Ear Mar rocu
,rnante / ardrt Snu oar SorlnanN
Tor SctncrIpaf Sorentus | @aiuurcI.
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Sra Oanmdrf.

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blcu DER lnlt "tlliert &ou0ct 10000
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lunb.
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Wart5. @obscicr u. Sanicr bar
ioIat Nruaffcqanrn III @ro3Icrcr
Romlru1O Al A]lsbcnhapn Tor I Min.
ar. Cucrto9clicn itcr ocu l5oc
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st Winoclcgnt, SIfcborg Soc
Niorts. Gn arrba al o'oeoc ToIfc
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alcllcrupfrcNicn hor bc'Illttct al iTt
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100000 M. pao NiIfoor for Nlnq
item. Den blcp bog iIelle "&citf d"
fife iolQt.
Srfnn pna Trrpcruc. sra (hora
hahn mcIoc5 1Ooc Wort2 Otter en-
I'm SuoucitortonL lom bar mlrcttct
CoclTuaclier al Rpgnnlqcr oQ 'or
u~ariaaet Sfa6c poo 'ornutrcoc ,lor
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TOR Gel al 6icIoioucrne cr ucoineet
% Qooct tlI8ru1oc.
,Sslanbs Auliuriuuln9. HcutluDlt
lO0c Q}arts ) NcguHociicu al sc
| bruar iou man her mco mcRcu De
.unfcIigheo paa aullitluttoncn ioct
oct fluroc ~ioruoees. al mango 80
rctaacrocr mart plIoc Dprc hlTIuc
lsie. &mi0lcrtlo broqtcs Der Ell BE
oring / ocl f~rlti'fe Sltuotlou uco Dc
aulloQre. iom Ben oouife ylarlUe
itiQc6c iii Ti3poittion, % Hpen cr
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Cucritrcact. 5 SfoIcrnc pol,tiic.
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rcnc boiler belle Eataiicr puo
SperasmdoIet Slcllsbora. ltrlpcr
sob. %ISoIfcbl ! aolOmg Hlmeu.
ifole msotc Ct Barn meo i'm Gun
m~orfshntorlc "rettet" &louot Can't
heocns TorfrGlnperc: @mu0 so
ho,mien, Sesict Sonsieu.8srrcmal
lc oar Del itoite Rapr omthnggcIlg no.
itrqset. Rornct5 6aoer er Bret Spo
ior aololn8.
Ranoers.Sar. Oct er MI lauJt'ra
en- Sago meo De 6nuocr5 gar. @l-
oeroaen giper ! berue (io rm0eIIlt
ira ia II De IGtre Site, iurIIg !
Rprheoen al Range og 9ierrIugbro,
hpor 0GTmIngeu peo Oct lIore GIet
trlcitctspert ioPrrer Dem Sen UlOere
Sci Ill Segeplaoferne Gorleoen
Worgen tsmte ianIeoes Ct Bar 81.
ifere q crlfclt 8arr, iom gan I itore
gar III en- &rroi az ca 600 Hr Torr
Ic0cn Iog noleucrcoea en- 0'rryc.
iom ucicnc III 2t0 ar L rl9iIr a.
Xuycnc ieroes iielgc ~R0ro u IN.
III AarNs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06

Snlo' Selrcn. Nlbor0 iO6c Dtorta.
,Sl'tlt2mIurlttrtct hor III bc'tclt at
unor DC Jl2 9ilioicrc, ser cu6ml be
fuocr Jig / &clrcu uco Sab, autn1c
liz ON Ell hulp Suca GuUc bar Tor
Io0t %clrcu. ltol ocuuc Iuttc3. Get
bonlfc Dt,Iltrr MI NoQ crrhnn / no.
pcu (io Iorblipc ocrtoc Tor al al
urflc ole NorhoIo ucorsrcloc Hclrcu.
Dtc1r ocrcitcr or Nulo %ctrcna bcrnm
mcIlQc Saqo Tom arrgaiarlcIcir
uiAlcnfnIbcllg 'orbj
Nioso Mconingsmnnn. 5fabctr
soc 0iurt2. l,oltgcrc Ntitcr %
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Nnatt nc0 lsbcu. s. Nar gdulncl.
San por Sen ijoitc a. licoumQamTlt.
bcnc, ioul par mch oco NrlgQcu
0dphnc"2 Stronouul 2ocu SHE
ooa 1862, 0u 6grcrcu Tor Ncontuqa
bnaocu % : W}ano a. NciItujugcu
0rufrc6c. huorcitcr %ur3 Nruic ali
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gcbc @rllGcu3 NciUtmnQ
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bar truit, tonulct inc / NuguiuQcl.
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mi cit melct 'tor troaoisa Stut'or,
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(n'frrrc unoer arllcu bar hpgqc.
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lettcu ltlyloe beifptte Dem l0ftelips
9rrer moo iuitteiarIig Sud0omt
Itlieet tiIisier, al 1888 bures lua
oonue men ruuoe - Nmulettcr
az &obber Tlere Steoer Sauoct Tor
ar 5citntte Srrereu moo aoIera.
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Schmlot bar te'lamcutari'f be'temr.
ar eHuur6cu Hrufifouaaaro crcr
nan: 2eo ,ul pUCylld III Ncocl','tn
ret Oh seIifant ,
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blcp DER iult tiliert %ouoft 10000
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la116.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-06

UuSICIHt phu S~uIhtSHtulu SIpIlu7
hicn1. 7bc Marto. Ic rn5iiite TInet.
1.il1acr fom iqoarr,lb6ag til Som.
nrcluif nten "aosnta Winl;r" % so,
~monotoii" SiIitcoc req Nrfonitel
rar Iiniiiorshc'cn, @cncralmaicr
Vonf, Stabst,eier. aaptcir eritl'cl,
"a ilere andre ircmi,anenbc UtilitPrc
Qeriorcr. Sdrmen nleo Nilitpr.
Ipaerne @arrg % Sos'tils gtt DC ON
torb Tor Of billie poo Scoerne. 5lpgt
rineerne blcp bereiter lpgeuroeriest
oa ~efterhoert ionl DC bar iproige
aif DC oircfte oaa Sernbareposnena
'pm itoo OF per,tet, 5 Ssbet az CT
Vor Timer par Oct belle iPrbia o.
Iluatningerne tisrte I'll 9Rrues
moert, hpor be blep inotuarterei
WisIonsiefret9r Gables 50aars
Subilrum. StaDanger. lite Worts.
0tisiionsiefretpr Gable bar / @nleo.
rii,a az III 5O-aars rS,,biI9um uprr
@ieni.anh FOR Den ~itsrite Spmerfion
hch. Selearanmer er iiremmet lnN
ira one anutcr. Ter har prret en
Mrngnc &l'Iitcr. ~ Scr iIascs iau
pcl al aomrntner joni al mango pr
Tote, Observation-Disclosures n~uuebirpe
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a~org5uirger l2tc Norta. 81
FER Riasoopofatcrs @cqlrrirl or
SiitrlftSlrecrnc Nonot OF Torfcth
ubnrprt iii iont So2fnroigc al nm
oerisgc Sars S%citbrootcua melltoIe
Sllitan6.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-01-23
Plants Have Eyes.

Most people are aware that potatoes
have eyes, but how many know that
certain common garden and wild flow.
ers are similarly eQuipped7
The nasturtium, begonia, clover,
woodsorrel and bluebell, among others,
have eyes placed on their leaves. They
are tiny protuberances. filed with a
transparent, gummy mixture, which
focuses the rays Of light upon sensi.
tive patch of tissue behind them.
A nasturtium plant has thousands Of
such "eyes" on its leaves, but It Is not
yet known II the plant can actually see.
Are the sense impressions telegraphed
to some central nerve corresponding
with the brain of the animal kingdom I
In addition to this visual organ,
many plants show sensitiveness that
points to further resemblance to ami.
mails; while certain seaweeds and
mosses In an early stage of their ex.
istence are able actually to swim
through the water.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-01-23

Forests Of Camphor.
One of the most important Of jap
ans monopolies is the camphor pro
duction of the island Of Formosa. The
present area Of camphor afforestatiOn
Is 10,850 acres, and some Of the trees
are from 500 to 1000 years old.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-01-23
A SPINNING Ton.

A spinning top is kept from falling
because of the speed with which II
revolves. The attraction Of Rravita.
ton Is temporarily overcome by the
centrifugal force produced by the ro-
tation Of the top when II Is spun. Each
part of the top is subject to the
same centrifugal force as each other
part at the same distance from the
axis Of rotation and to no greater
force, 80 that there Is no cause for
the top being pulled In any particu.
lar direction by the force Of gravity.
As soon as the centrifugal force
begins to iessen because Of lessening
speed Of rotation the attraction Of
gravity begins to be exerted again and
the top begins to wabble. When the
spinning motion diminIslses TO such an
extent that the attraction OF gravity
becomes greater than the centrifugsl
fesee the top fails to one side.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-01-23
HOW CAN YOU TELL YOUA.
.FAV0RlTE TOBACCO?
As Plain as the. Nose on Your
ace--Just Smell

Smokers do not have to put tobacco
in their pipes to find out il they like 1t.
They can just rub the tobacco between
the palms OF their hands and smell it.
The nose is an infallible guide to smok-
ing enjoyment.
All smoking tobaccos employ some
favoring ito improve the favour and
burning qualities OF the leaves, to
quote the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Naturally, there is considerable differ
ence in the kind OF fiavorings used, and
the nose quickly detects this difference.
TUXEDO Tobacco uses the purest,
most wholesome, and delicious OF all
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. And the almost
universal liking for chocolate in great
measure explains the widespread pepu-
larity Of TUXEDO Tobacco.
Carefully aged, old Burley tobacco,
plus a dash Of pure chocolate, gives
TUXEDO Tobacco q pure fragrance
ys1r rose can quickly distinguish from
any other tobacco. Try II and bee.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-01-23
How Man Speaks Without Larynx.

How man whose whole larynx has
been cut out can continue to talk is
told by DR.. II. Hoshino of Nugata, ia.
pan, in the ANNALS of Otology, Rim
olOgy and Laryngology."
Dr. Hoshino describes the operation
by which he removes the laryhx in
serious cases of cancer and provides
for respiration after It has gone.
He furnishes the patient with a rub
Der tube, one end Of which Is inserted
into the trachea (windplpe) and the
other end is held in the mouth. BY
sending his breath through the tube
and working his lips, teeth, tongue.
palate and pharyngeal muscles the
man can whisper in such a way as
to be understood.
Artificial larynges have been made
for such cases, but they are complex
Affairs and DR.. Hoshino says patients
much prefer the tube.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-01-23
How Raccoon Washes Meat.

The raccoon has a habit that is not
INDUCED In by any other animal. II
given piece of meat, he will moi
touch a mouthful until he has washed
1t in as clear water as he can find. and
he will allow no one to do this for him,
writes DR.. r. w. Sbufeldt In the
American Forestry Magazine of Wash.
ipgtOn. So thoroughly does he per-
form this task, that he not only soaks
all the blood out of the meat, but nc.
tually reduces the morsel to very
uninviting, flabby piece Of pale flesh.
He Will roll 1t over and over in the
water with his forepaws, and give II
occasional sbakings by seizing II In his
mouth. Finally, when It Is semi-mac.
Grated to his liking, he will devour II
with apparent relish.