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The Washington herald., 1920-05-28
HOW DOES The PUBLIC KNOW
PERSONALS.

20 YOU Love GOOD HEIITHf roo
can have It. Call at I72s 7th ct. NV.
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
ap4-oot
SONG CoNTEsT-OPEN TO ALL; ANY
kind Of song eligible: all free write for
rules. G. Z. JOHNSON. e0s 10th 81. ne !,
composer, arranser, publisher. Est. 1905.
Tel. Lincoln 4496. ma2s-tf
The Washington herald., 1920-05-28

Prizehghters visiting this country
can hardly expect the populace at
large to refrain from wearing q
dubious expression when one re-
calls what happened to Bill Squires.
Bombardier Wells and other highly
touted guests.
The Best RiEht-handers.
A pondering fan desires to know
who the best right-hand hitter is
in baseball.
Most Of the top liners swing from
the Southern zone-Cobb. Ruth,
Sisler. Collins. Jackson. Roush.
Speaker. etc. all being left-handed
entries in a batting way.
For the FIRST 1--WE weeks Of the
present race Hornsby and Gron
have been making q desperate ef-
fort to revive the right-hand hitter
as a leading institution. Between
The Washington herald., 1920-05-28

Totals. Ss 10 p II TothIs 81 s27fs
sBStted for Shawkey in fifth.
''Batted for Harper in sixth.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-28
FOR SALE--MlscELLANEoIIs.

!
WILL CALL IN ~ t.sLrTT EkETs SfIT1S
mobiis. cU or subu. osn. and Nv =, .sstss.
sEices tor hdio,, ssntismsn's. chsiars... 49,
ssrdsd eiothins. Of ii dsscspt;o.s No.
nesl o. phone -, vin al. Z RiCn. N 10
HOUSEHOLD rukNiTukE; EEZVINo
city: must dispose Of same: sscrinee.
iolo Webster st. nv. nsa1.2t
WALL BOARD. NEW AND BEST QUAIL
~ at 4l1c per square foot; q FOOD rrade
Of new two-piy roofing paper Al Si * ~
square; white enamel bath tubs. lsvatories.
sinkb and toilet eombinations. .eIDNry 4,
HEcHINGER H0JsEWRECKIyc f,n . AL
and IS. southwest. ap27-eot
HOW DOES THE PUBLIC KNOW
you have sacond-haDd cara, clothes. tir,,.
effice furniture. househoid rood,- sev,tns =, !.
chimes n you DO not sdvertisef We csn al,
snything you have that you wspe "a sst "A
Of. Call MISS CLASSIFIED and IA wfIi
help you sell or buy anything Won ,wSsh-
Give her trial. Main seao. iafs-Tf
rHREE-PIECE sET-DUoFoiD DIyEN.
port: two leather cloth chairs: two AT.
minister rugs. 251o Ontario road. Colurn.
ola 1sSs. ma2e-3t
PHoNoGRAPH, TENNIS SET AND COUCH
hammock; reasonable. Call Main 2ss2.
- ma2s-st
PIANo-UPRIGHT. MAHOGANY, HUNT.
ingdon, $50; perfect condition. f4ss =
st. ne. Phone Lincoln 1886 ma2s-st
GAS sTovEs-Two; NEW. 100 W ST.
nv. North 1919. maos-st
-
The Washington herald., 1920-05-28

CHARLES MAcALEsrER
Leaves 5n ST Wharf 10 A. n. ana
zs2o =. IL Dai1z Exeesf azII.x.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
5auf Rapios

Am 6reitngmorgen nnter5og lid
gmiI Bippid BON bier in einem Sos-
pital al Minneapolis elmer Dperation
ntb int &ospitaI perIantete es, bat
Der 3nitonb bes 8atienten Elm 8eoen.
fen erresenoer lei l,1lo es ld1gere Set
neblnert niirbe. bepor er Die Miidreile
nod Ieirem Seim moden tonne. g
fannpfte in Ser Ser. 5faafea-slrrlee
omf frons6iidem 8onen, no CT bor
Cos iibermannt murOe
Die biefise @roeerb-sirma goItrom
/ Carton bat, cine 8arra1tel aus
Stelt, Die III einem 8ni6el Ba1la.
/ aefunoen mnrbe. gs perllriadte
Be M~mfregling beDor oes Suief1
s9brIos in ei1em GrndtgefdB IN.
sbrodt rpuroe. nad1oem man bus
b permittels gbloroform III Sbloi
adt unb bermitteIs Sol5alfobol
+ abrIos een1adt bette.
Sberiff 9dn graia III Mittnood9
d Sort Sunetion, Sc. 81, abgerei1t,
) Elm MnsgIeid Der grdig=S inter.
iIenfdaft ieir1e @egentpart benottgt.
/ ss1brenb ieiner I~btpefenbeif miro
1ebilfsfberiff go. Steiparf BON Sion,
nebp Die an1tspfIihten ougfHbre1:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
Die Miiuensefabr IL SCI g1Droire.

esn6en Iekten Bodm inns III Ser
0iorofee ieben 5diiie au geelnil1en
gelfoBen uno.eiluge nit SEE gelat.
5nllg, untergegnngen 6euffde,
dlneoib INTO an1erifaniIdle Camp.
Ter Norolee iii eiil.pm DfnBe'
poon 1inell Derieud oab h ser
3eifpu1H BET 5eeiiiderbet fit Satl.
mi Jiiiiidereioampfferube
bnllpt 1id efteum Der oI-
lanoiiiid en aiiiitR INNER NOD Ell
geualiges QlliineltieIo DoraeIoaerf,
oas pm gorffum Niffgrul1o ab no.
zlpdrts pie neltirieiiil1en SnieIn Ml1e.
farog erIdeliilg gielano uno
rel uI1gi6. III GROCER N~iiiinenaaiir.
fel pperrt LANCER 8eit Dag Rotte.
got bies ser noroIIiidJfe oelts
Idle Mine1lidueg egen einoIiibe Sin.
bride III Die Office oiieiem NDa1ii
uengebie inn eit einiaen aaaen
mieoer Oeufllhe Miineninder an ser
Arbeit. Md mei1llii1 pol1 &eIgoInn0,
AmruM mo 5DH geidibroen DiieIe.
treIbenoe Seemiil1pn oas 5abrlpajIer.
ro me1r ais einidibbriiger, Don
D~eutidbIa1to Ddneninrf Solono,
ashne0en uirD gngIala0 betriebener
MineniudnrbeH iilo bis6er bo;difffens
1000 un0rafleeIleiI abaeiuht
nabreuo u6pE 5000 Qua0ratieen1ei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
as sd)idfdI bsr sattba.g.

Mif8 gneirlnr fnirN npr 9goff.s
s9eianIas Id,rie All 6et sirr
act depfl6aena,. Merhon6Iunaen SesI
sSreiffodfes gnd,fpfi.g seintar.e iieand,
mosI iriiheren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@iIhelm rnd erredf D~ornehfnlih
oie ssraae. inei denr SeiIp nie Mnrts
sburasinib SO 5nroe m m l1nfer.
EshaIfnna..aIIaefDrod npr0en mn.
nihf ,derinae e5hfpieriafeifpn al
murine 4. III Mrsife 'fmr,I;h ar.
saeid5Tnaen aie Mnrfh,,ra u,,n
ar ann Gioenfllm oes M.eid,es III
irInd,ens gohe nber nrIr0es nieneism
an mid5fines Ne6pt,fen Ihprfeben.
gepik Sc ul1pernIeihIide anae
6ieIeS qIeiuoDs ssu.ie 6en WnrneII
SDeutihIon0s bo1SolenD putidaen ae.
fddb oQein SIC 60d,ife agpihe siif
yurQ| ooh ourd1 Ql.thers Nui.
entbnIt ul1o fpafer ourh sic @ieber.
berifeIIlluua unfers sem sfln1SfTn11iaen
groB1ersoa aarI MIeranber 40 tel
qetporDen. so Iot1qe nun ober u1lier
Dof ourh Sci geaeniqb SEQ 2bpioen
hrifiibden @onfefiiot1eu al inl1erelr
3uieipaIf Ieioet, tam man Sic
SNsffIleqe oiefer bebren 2ebrif1fte uQ.
ih nidf ait gerfreter11 so beioert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
.6ceeia unbeisbrdnftc isrs
ucue v2lniel6rune &c
Sdlnlef1.
Gospeit als ni1;tiG aber MIDI mettesr!
Mabnf 6~eSeuten6er @iener
~SDgienifer.

81. Joriter, Der In leirer
.gegualetbif urb 5elualpdoagog1f
lnaudlen treffiIiden 8inf ertelH 5a1r
Mnfeifuaa Ser gltern u110 gr8lei1er
alli benz d1Berlf gefnbrpoler 9eblefe
Der Ierneaen untertpeililll pioII1et
5aub eiinen geil ieiner S5~atgeroleDllr1e
Ser ierlaeaen Ydioagogif. Sn De1n be-
freifenoen MbIdniH beg ir elterI1,
aeIrer unD @eiIfliidde1 aeidriebelltenl
9ushes fniibrt J6rIter Elm fleines we.
iprah an ourd oas Der sselrer pas
lMserl Ser GItern nno 8e1ltl1d1eI1 alli
bieiem @ebiete ergdn5eno foroerll
fam. Dieiem 8elprdd ldlldt ole
8emerfung bordlls sysnr fltr. asr1oaf-'
geiprdde 0es 2ebrers nit el11aei11en
=Shuiern beIfimmtger gerfaller e
raoifaIer 8eg1er daer eigeI1tlld1e1ra
uieruelen anffldrll1gi1l oer5d9l=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29

iDasenlo6 Dung sdapeiae nad saosst.
Hall
oniie MeIer eritattete oer n
MrDnerniue mnhnenben Jan1itic ibres
Brll0ers &einrid ei1aen mebrere cage
Ial1aen N9elnh
@ebri0er Grager bon Nanl,n ga-
Ben Sic bieIige @arage n 8odt sc.
nonalnen nno anfollgs letter Nsod1e
oaS @eIddft asgetreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29

RESxi#%Ak%Se #N%zE#ESs%2
mil eulAnoitorll,rllloa1 ell egs'el
belebrea0e ar3tlId1essorfragesa! peL'
Daupt nid9t ba!feIl: ple stl''lll; D
|sa.1plsq sas,s gnrad,e,
nenfen. rid,fioSperiianb neroen,
6urd oie theoIoaiSde Mnsbiillbuna
beIier erreida niro onrd meoi,
aiaiihe, iberloHe mon bel d)tpieri
az Wufaobe ben HsrieIIftern ourfl
ibren Werui ae5sDnanlgen ino, NIT
~neutunqen az preoigen od Gin.
|brinaliider parnt Ser g5elebrfep or oel
iegaelen aanffffldrlillg aeeelliibe.
iii1aeren 5diiIerfafegoriell.si!o
~fisiert man sraae unb MI1ttDort.
Iabt ih nuf Die Jrdge nWie melt
Die AuffIdiirnm Iii e1nenen Ginger
All erteilerr22 niltOorten: so met,
als eg 6ie MmIf1t1oe notify modem,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
aD,iidr sobesanseisea.

s csn ieiaem emit bel geleiereas
1eufe fat pergeiieneu 4lde r11ltti
friit teiilt GiirIt 8MdIer.Nlaistoll
spei duberif fonliihe Eooesol5sigeaI
aus sec 9erIiuer rsereu55eiiiiing nut
Ole cutie Ioutet: ~3ellte nddt uablnI
sc liebe @ott ou Der 8lrdrelile
mad EeItotp nnieren Iieben Sobn|
s5rib all ben 3dbnen az id ll1toI
eit,eu Mof1ot ip1ter fottlte 0ieleIbe
sbetriibte SaIiilie meloen: seiite
55morgen Nbr ,labnn Der Iiebe @ctt
fd,on uiie0er uuiere CUTE gante 90.
ialio 81 alr5lih tdIlo b
Seiaem 5rdltfurter 8lotte eit,e IN
oesan5eigg III bcr ein aolfnlo1ln
periiderte, q lpcr0e BEN @efoQeielt
lcifellt fpiter llpgeitsufeM olI5eit
sein Ihuaer3Iiides MytoeiiIen be,no6
reu Die Angeb6riigeni peroell posu
oiefem Nod5ru uid9 ebr erbn,it
feiu. sic oeiitide Sprade IL
BOD cine dlpierioe 5prodel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29

M.sasx
..
sa'e'se. : /. sssss ss'sa1
,.ss
Iltsr ino Sc Nirfuaeen SEQ
|freulider Sal' oieier arf III nener.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29

sEraooene,,94ei1, eitpas ooraeitiqe Auf.
IsfI6ruIldsnidif d,Q6e cynr1erbM
1bre Wgrfnnn noda fpe,tiq iuoieert uIto
ihre. RIhIidt eif fdsper 81 befpeilen,
lEg iiheroieg dapieria abIid
|lInn bGoduooiid' eiu.ua,1Dfrei nnr3u.
lhri1toen. lleberbIid mon
0eueu geriad,e bpll Qebrern gfuiftcrn
|efr,, eille poifenoe FORM III finben,
aelpSnllt man amor Sic lleber.
aeuda1nq. oa6 oieie had IdngenlR
|serbredIenein Weefbooe gefuloetl il
haMn alaubbem oie re leeIIhif befrieDigl
bestpeifeH nber ob 4i1loerso ellen
81 sfraqe bereihpiilniig beorttportei
|1pir6. hieourh Az befrieoigen inb,
Rinoerreide gltern, don aus
Iaeifmo11ael ae8tpllI1qeu inO,irngeilDer
Iainoernsfur au auttporten ober gele.
IoeatIih anau borIoute Jragen ab5u.
Imeiie11 n1it Benlerfuinqeu Der=
ifehft 81 nod nid oas fam ID Dir
nod nid,t erfldlraen, uiIber5eulgen d
fouiea1ofah DaB did belte nod,
Ifpe1n Sic !RinDer alt eraoaen per-
sen. nit oieier nnaeblid Dernlteten
Mefhooe feinerIei Nabten berbtun=
I0eniif. IS III audi oar ndt anau-
ieben' 1parllm man nidtpor5eiiftiig5ee
sraaen ol1f ienenem @5ebiete ebe1io
s,;n InId,p nip fih nlff Nfnfhenafif
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29

lts M AIfsrinias
Mas tuir Ir nsi 6alten, uar djo,s
sssHs ea Mrpdtsrn bslaiatl
Deau uor fur5em e1ldiicucileil
Merf Do1 Iibert eublreer
Gelbiif HlfertnlLll inoet
eine 0liille bon wRlifteilulllgett
Ibcr BE gfgebniI r 5oriihu1g
saili Dem @tebiipte urtedn nell
den mil 81 iodlIteDelloen gill5el9eis
ten e1ltae1Mel
Da6en Il 1errIliidl melt ge.
brndt Mniere ted)niiden Gbenlifer
peflIo,gims 81 erS;etligens oereIt
5nnaDen aud ulter f1reiegn @inilnel
I'D AugenbIid totem raft BET
1eltiigen 5prengltofie oelunl.
IT'D DuB @einoIie Iber 100 4ilos
meter iinlpeg in uoIfreime 5t1ote
ldleioern tam mir 1abpu BIZ guft
neit belieg aB mir nit 8ilfe
Der Glug5euge inlitalIoe iIo, zen
5einoM Nieien6ollbeH nnIlittelbars
aui 6ie G0pfe 81 nerfen. erartiges
permod)ften bic AltporDem midi
oelft Ser poiI oen ardftIeiltnnger
einer Dnrd36rulllgene SIT ma.
zen idlDad) ulo arm, oieie Allltenk
oenn ie 1ntten Hberbaupt faine ed.
nit 1bo,Da muB manipiif0aelrlllpre
denl Niid nnr Dor bniloertesn
lel6ft doH pnrfauieloell rnn Sa11.
rem enb eine gednif. ber lie
beiaBP id MIDI III beftiger
.Nefe, nie leIlloer oen leetell
Sabgren geiiddebm mi Der
5niiidlttui1g pon 90tullgsmittellu.
g9ereiitsm 5obre 1900
bntten Die SaDere ine ieninoulrie.
Nteilendueife, nrnIp shIndenDnloen,
Die mat geiulloen gebtpn oapon aills
&ufub-S1ue aus hefliids
.reinem iifa, 900 nunD
dner nllo madti9, oa lie beute
anr III gall5 groBen WerffItdtten nit
sbunieoepreM bergeIteeM perDm
foiate, iittnnlmt aus benz 5abr.
bnl1oert SET gor5ein Die Ngoon1el
Illno Bic g5riehden falllttel1 5luar feillllepsI
Observation-Disclosures mob abef Berg
nrbesiifers Sum Mbbbau Der gIeiigru.I
6eu 5pnriim ltalD Dem foilerli.
den Ngfom unter sitMs cine geleg..
idaftuon nc, 900 Mfnfm 8ur gerfn
gu1g. 10000 5flaDen arbeniestten al
gIptddlan 3lped ii Selas. i 3eit
ais Die M5teffeM ii Wee1ifo 9erribr
ten perltaao man Derea oas goIo'
D Dor5uglliih 81 bear66eiten Dab mon
nit eiiner Ollie 3dibne plombiierfe.
Die NegDpter telfen Dor 5000
rem por5igIliihe 5dminfen ber, oeren
III ben @rabern geffuf0oene 9felfe man
nnaIIDDIIiien bat. lii Sic gIeiide
efDa fdnalteu0n Hugen 2eute amI
Ni bereits Die Mgege I'M @Ing ber
duitteeluIM Dies Hfalfo nidf nie man
ineifnloubf. eriije1rs nipl iD1fpr
bon. SCI ghoniaieru eriulloen MOI.
Sen. lnaeiidus oieipr gatiad1pn
fam man SCI tehuiid,e1l 4rdaoIo.s
nan3 piff s@fnIben fdpnfpn. ia 80
6phoInfenlonk 6ipIeIbpn Neonpfpr'
81 synbrifofio1t pon fnniflideu goeI.
jfeiilen #perifa1oer. spater hdbpuI
bonn SIC N61uer Nobrifen ill
S0ieies Is u~bernlobern oInfeuoe &C. Sc
Elperbe ei11oeridate
Eg ,,;,s Nh, aobS;e,,o M,enshanSs
M 81 oa,s,,;a N;r;;i9,f 1, 5;esnss',r.
apeke ,nffen a1ra@t11rseir,iaezeiufod,e
g~;Jisn,prfaenae fn1lnfen, fren 30.
eIik3snIitn ih nieDer er.
|sre;gI6ffers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
nprItonnpn15 l,r'anl1f bieie yneiie5
frpiI;h n,,fhz bl1rh oe1I'aeri1lael1
2gaerf Sen peif,,nn Observation-Disclosures
sas.aIa haffsn ';f nip grr;shtInn IL
aa,aIt;ias Marfe MD npr gheons.
&Sbt0At
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!GnIifDr11ien haf olle 9erQnIa11ud,

aaIifprnien 6at aae @eranlaiin11e,j
5ufrieben al ein nit DEM mas em
setingeborener gobn Siram Sobnz=
Ion III n1D1eren GeiiIIm o1oes
Iponbringt. Dos faliforniiffde 4Iimls
sideim en1em yln1ne rbeebIImi
beffon111ten 0aspngniildege
SSninoiier Nri1ndrtpab muBe e
oer, Der ISobudpnpo SooberI
ftinlmen mollfe ben earnm auf oe11
5~hu1ru5ettel hreiben. geioe geal1en1
Daren Md tgeorndflSobnlon gaane.
lDlrbe Don nllo 50, 900 M1IbIern ae.,
..1d,riebe11 Coolers Don ungeabrs2OU.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29
9ag 8aibinatoner ainosrb,1rean

EEeSfS
peroffentlidf 3abIen neIden
ib ergiibt. BOZ Serpoeein redter
5funper mar, lpenIIIs non Sinner
morDe nniierer gum 8ergIeid
beran5iieefbf Sn eiinem grbebungsbe5iirff
ltnrben bon nel1m1rbadt5ig Neugeboz.
rel1en ninffnnOoiDiier5ig bepDr npel
5Mpnnf dit mnren. einem a11oe
rem g3e5irf tarb6en Don nd1tlno5nans
5ig 5lpeilro5fDalr5ig mnerboIb
en NPlonats 81 einem 99e5m Tfarbel1
Don iiinf5ebn Rellgebpreren 5lDol,
ebe ie oreiiBfiig gage nIfgeporoenip ma
zen IAN fagt 5nperldBigiIte.
2oalBiftmb Miiroie Civilization bic
&aiifi1beriifferbIidfeif. 8semSson pnb)r
muB Observation-Disclosures
mos nid nronnng em.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29

rsegei btr 5reiJeif oer Mee-
=l nod WiIfonI der Muffaiiung,
ma bereits bernerfbor nad
sGr0rofieIung Deutffhen Renfurz
ren8 oiiftieren bis briiiiibe 8heoernlllal
Die Jradbtroten. ssss5ss sss9Ss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-29

senn gielfeifi az ernIte9imae
ridtet o nennt man gbrgei
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-06-04

rising. perhaps as high us 10000 feet
or more above sea level.
This theory of the mountains and
rivers rests on SpencerS studies ana
charts of the ocean floor of the region.
Spencer concluded from the conturi.a-
ton of the sea bottom that in tertiary
times there must have been an e!e-
walton of this surface nf somewhere
between lie and .ia miles. As the
ridges of the sea bottom seem To fol
low out the general direction of the
mountain ranges at present existing
on the islands. he derived the theory
that the under sea ridges and the is
land ranges We're originally parts of
the same system. As the island ranges
have IN altitude OF from 1000 to 5000
feet. the mnuniainS of the now dis
appeared continent would lave been
something like 10000 fee, high. The
channels in the u,ter->ra surface. rum
ming ut right angles 10 the ridges
seem To have been cut by great rivers
flowing down the mountain sides.
"'ro til" eastward This c"ntinen, took
i'll the recently acquired Danish West
Indies while To the westward its linn
IT'S must have taken in par, of what is
now Central America. Because of the
strategic position of Jamaica IN it's
relation to the Central American main.
land and to- such a hyp",hc,ical An
,illean continent. IL WAS highly inn
pornnt that the fossil fauna Of ia
maica be explored"
j lie was successful in conducting
! such an exploration. and WIS able to
verify in a most satisfactory manner
| his belief that the island would be
! found to have Il fossil fauna He So.
cured several fossil mammals new to
science. which found in PleistOcene
formations must date back apprOXi-
ma,ely lMINW years. Most of the
materials were secured in exploring
the limestone caves. and HE mammal
remains were found celnsnted in a
very hard limestone hreccia from
which they could he extracted only
after iahnriou> uuHrrying. The gre alter
l,ur, of the collection was brought
back 10 the museum nr large hla".kS If
limestone aud mIch time and work
will be necessary before The maipriai
/ can he satisfactorily identified aud
conclusions drawn.
Enough has been exposed. however
10 show that Jamaica was formerly
the home Of one or two gigantic TO
dents. larger than any Twin. today
annnis Of II heavy-hndi.d SLOW NOV.
Ing type. whose closest ancestors lived
AWAY back on the Santa CRUZ forn,a.
ton of Patagonia. Fossil terrap,ns.
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begging for their master. being trained
for this same life. To go about beg.
y'ng ones food from door to door, with
saffron. coinred robe, a begging bowl,
an antelope skin on which to sit. q
chain OF heads with which to count
ones prayers. and blanket In cold
weather-such are the Old ideals Of
India as to the highest life to which
a man could attain. Some believe that
ny unnecessary suffering. such as sit
ting ON beds Of spikes or swinging the
head downward over . fre, they can
attain deliverance.
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Out Fell the Fish

Although I experienced my most EN-
harrasSin. moment almost Il year ago.
I have not forgotten II yet. After
nshtag for almost half day all
.nuyht was two small fish, which OF
course l did not wish to display. SO !
wrapped them In small piece OF
oaler and pu, them in my hat. While
si,tiur in the cur hOn,eward bound.
.,,u Sh.u,ld enter hut my iancte. |
ti,,.Ai NY HI. ~ she came forward
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Use Discarded x.Ray
Plates as Windows

Detroit. Micl.-niscar tletl X
ray plates will glaze all windows
In the Detroit Municipal Tuher-
culOsis sanitarium being erected
near Worthwhile.
These Photographic plates
cleaned Of chemicals will serve
the purpose rs well a. new
glass and will save the city 43O.-
CO.," said Health Commissioner
Henry F. Vaughn. "I'lumbing
fixtures are coming out Of the
Pontchartrain hotel and will cost
only $1,000. rs against $4,000 to
$7O.Olhl for new.
give hundred mahogany
door frames from the dIsman.
tied hotel will save the city SIS.
co.," Mr.. Vaughn declared.
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on the first day vt each calendar month
in advance in legal tender of the United
States Of America tn the treasurer Of
the United States in the city of Wash.
ington. District Of Columbia. Pre-
mi'lm> may he paid annually. semian-
nually. or quarterly. In advance, in
which case the premium payable will
he the sum Of the monthly premiums
for the period discounted ut 3ia per
centum per annum. AT maturity by
death or otherwise the discounted
value mt ~ per centum per annum Of
the premiums paid in advance beyond
the current calendar month shall he
refunded to the insured. II living. 9TH
erwise TO the beneficiary.
Reinstatement.
Seventh. the government policies. II
not surrendered for cash surrender
vnlue. may he rcinstated Mt any time
after lapse upon Evidence Of the insur-
ability Of the insured satisfactory to
the bureau If war risk insurance. and
upon the payment Of all premiums in
arrears. With interest from their sew
pral due dates ut the rate Of 5 per
ccntum per annrm. and the payment Or
reinstatement Of any Indebtedness
which existed ut the time If sucl, de-
fault. with policy loan interest. How
ever. il such Indebtedness with interest
would exceed the reserve of the policy
ut the time If application for reinstate-
ment If said policy. then the amount
~ such excess shall he paid by the in
sure.l rs n condition If the reinstate-
ment Of Indebtedness and Of the policy.
The p"licips themselves are now in
office. and will he issued to all those
who have awaited themselves OF their
privilege to convert the wartime term
Insurance. into the new forms Of United
States government life insurance poll
| cit<,
1t Is believed that In these converted
policies the government has given to
nll service and rX-service men and
women policy If unusual value.
:, To Whom Insurance Payable.
! In announcing new rulings. Director
/ ChOlneley- Jones desires to emphasize
the fact that war risk (tprnl) insurance
!
/ ar United States government Convert
i e,D life insurance may now be made
| payable to- any IT the following new
| and enlarged group Of beneficlaries:
Parent. grandpar"nt. step.lmrent.
wife Tor hushand). child. step-chili.
adopted child. grandchill. brother. Sis
ter. half-hr"ther. hnif-sister. brother
through adoption. sister through a,loI,-
tion. stephr"ther. stepsis!er. parent
through adoption. uncle. aunt. nephew.
niece. hroIher-in-law. >ister-in-law: per-
sons who have stood In the relation Of
Il parent to the insured for period ut
one year ar more prior I" his enlist
ment or induction ar the child or chill
dren Of such persons: parent. grand
parent. ~ter-Iarpnt. or parent through
adoption If the insnretl's wife or hns-
hand.
War risk (term) Insurance may he
converted into United States govern
ment life Insurance now or ut at any
time within five years after the formal
termination Of the war by prOclama-
ton of the president.