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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-22
Prob|eITla Irlpaduririi
munti|or no$tri

spre eXploatare, cheltnelile de
impadurire, vor privi numai pc
exploatatori. Mosnenii 81 razesii
find datori sd presteze munca
lor in natura i'm limitcle regula-
mentului legei.
Art. IL cuprindc dispozitiuni
categorice.
Suntem intr 'alI1-lea an de la
Infiintarea Casei Padurilor. Toti
proprietarii de paduri s au con-
mat prevederilor legei 81 all depus
taxele de impaduriri. S'au depus
suite de mil dc lei in scopul frtl.
mos 81 economic intrevazut de
legiuitorul din 1910.
A VENT vremea sd he intrebam
ce IA facut. Administrative Casei
Padurilor in schimb! Cc s'a fa.
cut GU acesti banig Cate pepinie.
re s'au infiintat in intreaga tara
DIN ACESTI BANI ca sa Sc puma
|la indemana proprietarilor de pa
duri, puetii necesari 81 la timp?
Cate premii $ a acordat proprie
tarilor pentru Incurajarea plan
tatiilor 81 cui?
Cui s'au dat pueti din aseme
inca pepinieri sau char din pepi
MERLE Statului 81 ce s'a facut Gu
eli? Gu cat contribuit Statul
pentru executarea lucrarilor dt
Impadurire mostenesti?
iata atatea intrebari, ce GU
drept cuvant nj lie punem inainte
moi specialistii. carl vrem sa mum
cinstit in cadrul meseriei noastr.
,, 81 care maine vOm fl chemati Il
conducerea acestor avutii? Nrem
sa Stim cum S sau administrat a
cesti bani de administrati Case
Padurilor!
Caci MI prudent .numai de ;
c0lecta bani. de la atatia propric
tari, 81 al tine consemnatiin reel
pise, in tezaurltl Casei Padurilor
fara al intrebuinta in scopul pro
pus de legiuitorul din 1910.
| Multi din specialistii silvici an
trimbitat la timp, cerind sa 81
creieze pepiniere silyice, din ace
ste fonduri 81 care sa Sc puma, |;
dispozitia proprietarilor de pa
duri.
Cine ne-a auzit pc moi? Ne-a da
cineva yre-o ascultare? 81 ce bin,
era daca sfatul dat de technicien
silvici erau ascultat in, mod sin
Ger de acei earl au condus admi
nistratia' padurilorf
Sc propusese char intro vre
nae sa Sc faca o sOcietate pentrl
a Sc creia pepMiere silyice in di
ferite regiuni afc tarei 81 din car'
sa Sc alimenteze nev0he proprieta
rilor de paduri.
I Caci neaparat proprietarii nca
valith mijloace technice la indie
mania, trebuia ca cineva Gu pregA
ltire sd Sc ocupe de aceste chestii
Statul era eel mai in masura G;
unul caPe-i cOnsiderat ca tutelol
$; al padurilor particulare in tar;
4noastra.
! Atunci ne mai intrebam cum
isi exercita statul tutela cd adic;
G sufficient numai sa prescrie pc
depse 81 amenzi 81 iscand legi din
birouri nh 81 prin acte pozitive d
laclrajare9
= timpul ga energiile silviee n
tstringa rindurile, 81 lupte Gu I'd
lrie pentru 1ntrarea in legalitat'
q legei dim 1919. Sa cerem sd nj
se elea toate femdurile necesar.
din char acele Garantii care ga
fara folos 81 in caseta Statului $
sd ne puaeaa Ia lueru in folosn
rcfacerei padarilor, care zilnic NJ
SAINT smeHintate cu distrHgeFei
din toate partile.
A ajuns timp ca sd lncram fari
programe de viitor. Ne. aducen
amintc de grelele lucrari de i'm
paduriri din Dobrogea sub regre
tatMl Vlasie 81 sub destoinici;
inspectorslui general b. Prstc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-22

O femeie nu trebue sa fie bu-
catareasa experta ca sd poata pir-
joli pc barbatul Ell pc gratar.
Z mai cavaleresc sa dai unul
ON palma in fata de eat sal
vorhesti in dos.
81 pc timpnri. fanilie nu sc
socotea comRlecta fara un copli.
Astazi nulte femei sc multumesc
en- un c;ltelus.
Tunurile marocanilor nu bate
800 mile dar au reusit "a spufhera
|eabinetul spaniel. Philadelphia
Records.
g
Iubirea poatc Cd si in zilele de
|szi earbS, dar neveste1e carl
|manuesc revolverul nici odat4 MI
eresssc tints.
Neerii din Afries "a csts cinei,
I &
sase, sspte u shiar 7ees nsveste
Eyi tstu,i sant Mi sisuri ~ viats
or ca albii de aiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-22
INFORNAI|UN|

-
ha can; rofnzat sa IA in primirt
IL vaooanc de h,bcnite trimise
no Gallo ferate nrin Louisville
Nashville Dircctia companiei a
oraon.t =, vapoancle q fie eva
c,,ata Jnhcn;tele can aruncat din
vagoane Ia CARA oras,,]ni Wilder.
Nv Introg orasnl Ga saturat de
.lnhen;to
s. s..
I,os Angolos Calf Serifnl
Keuv dim indct,,l Ventura fost
;n,nusca+ :; omori, ;ar 4 u Mar.
fost ;mnuscat :; yrav ran;t All
HI an incercat "a arcsteze me nm
max;can IN Owonsmouth iudctnl
Ios Angelos Nnx;cannl scanat
80
D-n, Dorothy Hoffman de 25
am; Gotta doctornlu; Georoe Hoff.
,;+s ar; duna ,n,;,z; do nm auto.
mohil care ora s;)it 81 faca q in.
+orsst,rs ~ ,r,a n,n; ,cc;dcnt
pol;t;a !, carca+at caznl 9; q aflat
no sofer nov;novat caci al > foSt
s;]it 81 faca Intorsat,,ra mantuit
astfel viata y catorva trecatori
|Doamna Huffman = fost dusa Ia
locuinta ei Rancle ei s,,nt serioa.
ga dar curab;le
&~s
Dnluth Ninn - Tn comnlot
lin Statele Tnito hentura IN va.
loarn do nosta 6OO OOO dollar; F,
fost dosconor;t a;c; Fantn;tor,;
sunt niste oameni din Minnesota
Carcetar;lo continna
go
\ew York so annnta =,
mod official ca ;n.onand on lima
ncntru calator; intro Chicaoo 81
New York Calatoria Va dura ON,
ore Fiecare aeroplan este aran,
iat ncntru "a ncrsoanc Pc drum
Sc yor seryi mancari ST bcnturi
AeroplaneIc yor nleca din Gar
den City. /. l. Clanpa New York J
81 yer sosi la paraiul postei dir
Chicago
Steubenville. @. Agentii dc
mobile au facut 0 declaratie All
chiriile in acest oras Pronrirtar;
de casa au scazut ei. in mod be.
Inevol Gu 10 Ia suta. La locuintcl,
mai ieftine an scazut Gu ; 81 1C
dollar la luna.
80
| Akron. O. - S'a doycdit ca mn
tnumai c;inii sunt buni ga 81 ma
zeasca casa ci 81 papaealii In
noaptea trccuta intrat I'M hot
in casa lui Sigel. Papagalul sim.
Itind ca un strain in casa in.
ceput sa faca 0 ealayic. Hbtul =
sarit la papagal sal sugrumc
dar papagalul la muscat Ia dc.
gaf uotul , ,t.;oo4 Il, a,,. =,
smucindu-si mana din yura papa.
galului s'a luat la fuea
#ss
i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-22

robi. I'm piizirof care cunoaste a.
ccst sisteM. a obscrvat accasta 81
a ascultat tot. Din accasta comu-
nicare secrcta s'au gasit urmele
81 cclor trei banditi earl i-au aju-
tat la, furt. Toti trci an fost ares
tati.
Sambata au fntrat dol banditi
in pravalia de blanarii compa-
niei Wolf Brothers din 1911 Eu-
clid Ave, carl All legat pc eel dol
amploiati, ce erau in pravalie, de
masa. apoi au dus blame in valoa-
re de 1000 dollari. Amploiatii All
fost eliberati de patron care a
VENT Gu un cias mai tilziu In
pravalie.
Youngstown, o. James Camp.
bell. prcsedintele firmci Yomgs-
town Sheet & Tube Co., care G
mai face reduceri in usinele indie
pendente dim Youngstown, a de.
clarat ca cam dcodata nu Sc vor
mai face reduce i'm usinelc indie
pendente 81 nici nu crede sa Sc
mai reducA de acum fAaintess1Aici
Sc lucreaza pc 0 baxa de 30 cent?
la cias.
Londra. - Sc spt,ne ca raspun-
sui Britsniei Ia 4invitarea prese-
!dintelai Harding de . participa
Ia eonferinta pentru desafna+el ue
Sc WI tinea in ziua de 1ldf6ve,a-
bre IA Washington, ande SIC va
trata 81 chestia Orientului extrem,
- fest dat All ambasadei Sta
telor Unite Ia Lnpara. - Nota {
redaetata in terlneni foarte ma.
gulitori 81 adereaza 10 aceasta
eonferinta spnnanA e6 isi va tri-
mite delegatii h data fixata.
Nota spreabA toto4sta ri progra-
mul conferiAtei.
Augusta, Ne. GnTsrnosul
Baxter 4 primit a1nhAta ssri-
SCARE aedatata a. h sxpbsraaosul
captain DonslA B. Ncllille1, esre
% in expeditie Ia xafffn Land, IN
care el spune e. a4ins eel din
urlna psnct Ae eisiiizstis.. ''Eu
Miriam luat prosisiist aicis' - y
declarat AeMillsa ~ apa Ae
beut 81 imediat ces vremea va fl
favorabila, vel plsea spse pSinla
static = escAiatocilor, II Hope
dale"
capits@sl Willism Il. Curry, u
cSrui yacht "ysn5es = FIST ~
~ k>ok-~A - N III a. y 8 ....& ~ ss>x..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-22

Canton, Chic. - Gilbert NcCbs-
key, alias Francis O'ShenghneDey
din Altoona, Pa, de u AMI, a fost
arestat in leestuSa Gu furtsd 3 Dol
saci din yagoDul de posts d unsi
tren la Gallitzen, p. Fprtul 81
intSnplat in ziua de % Julie GU
'eare ecazie fost rant = nm OIL
ciapt de pssta. csskey, find srss-
tat, . comanjcst priH siste4pai ~
legrafic secret al rebiler cu alti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-22

Duluth, Mimi. = Tn complot
care ar fl Intentional sa sc aduca
in Statele Unite beutura in va
lOare de peste 100000 dollari. a
fost descoperit aici. Faptuitorli
sunt niSte Oameni din Minnesota.
Cercetarile continua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
WHEN A WOMAN TELLS.
CHAPTER Lvn-PHILIp AMEs HEARS BAD NEWS
BY STANLEY

II know. but I'm afraid ShAt
have thrown away my chance
'Ts there anything 1 can DOR he
questioned.
I'm afraid not--all Tom seems -
be interested In now Is helping Mr..
Ames."
Helping Liar" In astonishmsnt-
Eyes"
but what does she need his hslD
for7"
Hes trying to find Mr.. Amesf'
Find Johnny brother7" There
was fear In the tone.
Yes. didn't you known Didn't yoa
know he wns gomez" my words were
tumbling out. Hes bcen away TIVE
DAYS. without leaving any word any
where. and we've been trying T. fin1
out where lie Is"
My brother-John--gons Phmp
Ames dropped back against the
divan. His eyes stared unsesingiy
into space. There was something
terrible about him.
l all but screamed.
Go De Continued
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get rid OF me, now" he added. with
pretended lightness. TO hide tho
depth of his real feelings. i've
told them all that you're my wife"
IT never wanted to get rid OF
you." she answered him, simply.
But oh! sometimes I'm 90 afraid
80 afraid. Surprising l never get
well; supposing I'm just q helpless
cripple all my life."
I'VE won't suppose anything no
absurd" said Rorie dctcrminedly.
but his heart contracted with fear.
not for his own responsibility. but
for heri How could he bear to see
her weak and helpless all her life3
He resolutely refused to face the
possibility. You're going to get
well and strong" he insisted. gently.
III you don't" He paused. and
added, nudaciously. ~ you don't !
shan't believe you love mo-"
She flushed painfully: the white
lids dropped above her eyes for an
instant. only to be lifted again plead
inRly.
do you--dc you want me to love
you. then7" she asked shyly.
More than anything In the
world" said Rorie fcrvently.
Continued In Next Issuel
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who has the pink pearl that be-
longs 10 her Royal Highness. the
Fairy QueenY' repeated Cap'n
Pennywinkls.
'.whor' exclaimed Nancy. IN sur.
prise. do you think that somebody
has it?'
Cap'n Pennywinkls said that. Of
eourse, he didn't know. but AZ the
Wigxlefins were always hunting
something 10 eat. II wasn't likely that
anything 80 bright would escape
their notice.
but would they eat itr' asked
Nick.
"Oh. you just can't tell" answered
Cap'n Pennywinkle.
IF you'd lived in the sea as long
as haver' Curly. the sea-horse In
T~p4Frupted. YOU'D never trust any
body. II they can't eat up things.
they hide 'em. Such flaps. m pockets
m cups n things IA some Wiggle-
fins havei You'd be completely sur
prised. Just look at that urchin
therer'
''Oh, oh" cried the Twins together
as they bcheld the queer looking
thing.
why. IT'S Harry Hsdgshog-he's
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he felt bad. and yet there was an
enormous sense Of relief In his
heart. Tho secret was out at last
tho worst was known to everyone:
he was free to start again and make
something out Of his life that was
worth while.
Tho car was waiting for them.
but when BanshelI would have
turned toward Four Winds. Rorie
shook his head.
The other way he said; TN
going TO Bedmund."
And Banshell was left again to
possess his soul in patience outside
Mrs. Fowler's cottage. When Rorie
went into tho little front room
Rosalie was lying facing the door,
as II she had been sxpecting him.
He went over to her quickly. and,
STOPPING. kissed her gently.
was II very dreadfui7" she
asked him. She knew whore he had
been; for the past two hours her
ears had been strained to catch the
chug Of his motor along the road.
lie had not said he would como. but
she knew instinctivcly that no
would.
II am glad II IL over" said Rorie.
and he kissed her again. You can't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Why, it's Harry Hedgehogl He's fallen into the ,ater
THE URCHIN

fallen into the water" said Nick.
mo. it's 4 burr off our beloved
chestnutres In the meadow" do
clared Nancy. getting down on her
knees on the bottom of the sea to
look.
'Hee, hes. heer snicltcred the 1T
tie. round. prickiy.looking object that
everybody was 70 curious about. And
with that he waddled away about as
gracefully as = potato might II II
could walk.
Say" whispered Curly to the
Twins, why don't you search himr
That's very good idear' nodded
Cap'n Pennywinkle. with that pin
cushion affair all over him, Mr.. Ur-
chin could easily hide dozen pearls.
He might have the Fairy Queens
pink pearl and be walking off with
II this very minute. Here. you.
Urchy. come back and fold up your
sharp pinchers. We're going to
search your
Urchy Urchin hssitated. but came
back slowly. Hs knew better than
to disobey the fairy policeman. when
he had his magic badge on.
Go BE Continued
Copyright 1921. by Seattle star1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

Copyright 1871 By Seattle star)
By RUTH AGNES ABELINC

I was bringing down about us--I
didn't stop to consider II. And now
feel cheap trying TO atone-it Is a
belated pcnitence for sins which
have lost their alluremcnt. There Is
no virtue In my stopping this now
because l haven't the desire to go
on with 1t.
And Li.H he fingered affectionats-
~ on the syllable. poor little girl.
She has been a shallow little self
conscious. sex-conscious. type-con-
scious Alice In a conscious Wonder.
land--snd l have helped her be that.
when l could have helped her find
the best within herself and have
found the best within myself at the
same time"
There was nothing ! could say.
And what about yourself. Helga?
Are you doing the sensible thing
the square thing by yourself and
Tom7" he asked at length.
I'm afraid It Is too late" I muir
INJURED.
1T can't be. / know that he cares
and it is worth anything you have
10 do to square II with him. Don't
let happiness slip out OF your fin
gers" Philip Ames was talking
earnestly. TON Bradford Is one
man In a thousand"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
ofar, Seattle
.R6or;xRbok.*
4 o. By Mabel C1clAndI 4
Page 400
PEGGY FINDS A NEW FRIEND

=
80 we packed up once more"
no went on. land travelled as far
as Olympia
MY mother was a very wise
woman. but she usually let father
have his way.
After we took up our claims. !
remember one day mother walked
with us into the woods. where
father had begun TO clear tho
land.
'she looked UP at giant tree
with her hand on It's trunk.
II wonder she said, as IL she
wore thinking out loud, I won
DER
Then sho called out TO father.
Dear. these trees look mighty
tan TO mo. and they are so BIGi
Ism not at all sure this Is n good
claim TO take for farm
But man-like. father knew
best. and he worked away.
but her judgment won out In
the end, for that claim was sold
for timber and we moved TO
WILDLY island.
Now WILDLY island. AZ you
probably know. was pretty nearly
ready for firms without clear
ing.
For the Indians burnt II over
every little while 30 that tho
deer would find Il n good place TO
Craze. pnd this burning kept tho
forest from growing"
(To Be Continued
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Lila looked Mt the white thing a,
tho IL were ghost.
Il can't can't see him." she
whispered
dismissed the maid. telling her
TO tell Mr.. Ames TO walt. Surely
Philip Ames had changed. Never be-
fore had he gone thru tho formal.
lily Of even letting Lila Ames know
before no approached her private
rooms.
Don't you want to SEQ himT'
asked.
"No--r couldn't" there was ter.
ror in her voice.
waited IN indecision.
"Will you 30 and tell him-any-
tying, anything-just so don't have
TO talk to him7" piteously.
In the sitting room found Philip
Ames waiting.
He came to his feet A ap-
preached.
II Just stopped to inquire how she
is this morning7" His voice was
very kind.
"She is--upset: In bad condition"
l said.
II feel guilty-as he'll" earnestly.
Philip was sitting on the divan and
was beside him.
II didn't realize what destruction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10

You Just never can tall when
something nice Is going to hap.
pen.
But Peggy feels pretty sure
something nice win happen whom
she goes 10 SEQ Mrs. Polly, and
the last time she was there the
Something nice" was a new
friend: no. not u little girl. a pho.
neer whom Peggy and David
didn't know Mt all. tho he lives
right In Seattle all the time and
came across tho plains in 1869.
Probably the reason Peggy and
David haven't met him before Is
that when his family reached the
Oregon country they tried two or
three other places before they
finally came to Seattle 10 live.
when we reached Fort Van
couver." tho new friend said. I'VE
surely were in pretty bad fix.
My father was doctor, and ms
doctors were scarce. he found
plenty 10 do.
but money was scarce too.
most awful scarce.
$50 my mother kept boarders
for awhile"
The new friend sighed. and said
~ the pioneers 30 ofton say;
II do not see how she did H.
with nothing to make her work
easy and prices SO high that they
mako our high-cost.of.iiving today
seem like n bargain sale"
BY tho next spring they were
ready 70 20 on.
You see. they had started for
Puget Sound and they weren't
satisfied TO settle even In tho
great Columbia River valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
Upset Stomach,
Gas, Indigestion
"Pape's Diapepsin" gives
Relief in Five Minutes

stomach acidity causes indigesttonl
Food souring. gas. distressl Won
der what upset your stomachf Well.
don't bother! Tho moment you eat :
tablet or two Of Pape's Diapepsin.
all the Jumps OF indigestion pain, the
sourness. heartburn and belching az
gases. due to acidity, vanish--truly
wonderful Millions of people know
that It is needless to be bothered
with indigestion. dyspepsia or = dis
ordered stomach. A few tablets Of
Papes Diapepsin neutralixe acidity
and give relief At onoe--no waitingl
Buy sixty-ccnt case Of Paps's pla-
pepsin now! Don't stay misepoh'e
Regulate your stomach 10 yox
eat favorite foods without
regret. III
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what followed, until he found him
self again in tho sunshine. with
Bansbelrs hand thru his arm. A
crowd Of curious children stared at
them as they walked away from the
school a woman with q baby in
her arms pointed an interested fin
ger ut Rorie.
That's Mr.. Briton." she said
audibiy. to a girl beside her. Don't
o look bad7"
Rorie smiled In spite Of himself;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-10
"rt was jealousy" he said.

"Jeaiousy7 Of-of whom7"
Again Just tho faintest hesitation.
then. "Of my wife," said Rore.
All his life he remembered that
moment--ths stiflod exclamation
from the interested village folk who
packed tho back OF the room. the
surprised faces OF the Jury. the
grateful look flung at him by
Eustaoe Myers.
He could never clearly remember
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-20
.EcLIPSED EVERY: THREE DAYS
Astronomers Have Just Discovered
Why the Star "AIsot" Disappears
at Regular Intervals. Fl I;

~ q
There Is a star that winks every
three days. Algol is its name, mean
ing the demon Star" by which name
It was known ito the ancient Arabs. It
was visible In July. .s,E =
Ordinarily, it Is quite bright star,
but at intervals OF every three days
1t slowly sinks almost out Of sight,
and then just, as slowly brightens
again. The process takes about nine
hours to complete. s. s.r
Why 1t winks was for a long time
q profound mystery. At last some one
discovered that q dark, or nearly dark.
star regularly. passed in. front Of It
and partially eclipsed 1t, Us the moon.
sometimes does the sun. ,ss;..; I'll
Neither "a !. telescope nor an opera.
glass is needed to see these nine-hour.
swinks Of AIgo, although the writer;
has found that an opera glass; is an
advantage IL the night is rather hazy. ;
It was one. of the most wonderfully
impressive sights to be seen In the,
sky. III : s.'.i g I -,
NO one knows. how the star that
makes. Algol wink has come to be SO
dark. It may be dead or dying sun.
It approaches our own sun in size, but
Algol Itself is much larger. Rs E
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-20
HAS NEW THEORY OF SPEECH
Came About 10 Man Through Walking
Erect and Using Hands ~ Hands,
+. ...5 Says savant.

Why have none Of the higher AMI
mails developed speech? asks DR.. B.
Naunyn in the Deutsches Archivfuer
Klinische Medizin (Ieipzig9 He points
out that the sounds made BY animals
and birds are initiative, like the ida:
dada" Of q happy baby. But the In
FAINT progresses beyond echo-speech 70
actual speech, which 40 animal u OF, q bird
can do. ',;r Il /: va
81 And he proceeds to answer this
question, says ] the New York World
ON the theory, that man has evolved
from the lower animal "a theory that
Is rapidly losing ground among seri-9
GUS scientific men about as follows:
When man began to walk erect and
use his hands, the right hand was
found more convenient for attacks and
defense. gestures, and the ordinary
uses Of life; the left hand being used
more for carrying things. Ri
1 This greater use Of the right hand,
not the more abundant blood supply
in the left hemisphere Criminals have
the latter), was what stimulated the
left hemisphere Of the brain to higher
development. This provided Romapes'
casual anatomic factor that distin-
cuisines man from animals and made
articulate speech possible. It Is a
consequence Of mans walking erect
4 and using his hands as hands. Speak
ing and the organ Of speech developed
! together. The singing OF birds and
I their balancing power are. by-products
Of the evolution Of their organ OF
I hearing, as also music in man, along
I with rhythm and dancing, although q
music sense, evidently co-operates with
/ the internal ear. :, ,lg;sst .5s:. ze,,1s%i, !
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-20

Il a Christmas were to come and
go without leaving with rs pincush-
ions, pin-holders garters and other
pretty furbelows made Of ribbon, It
would be remembered with something
of disappointment. A heart-shaped
pincushion, q small bag for holding
pins and q pair Of ribbon.covered
garters represent few Of many rib
bon novelties Tor the holidaya
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-20

Christmas mail Letters and cards and gifts
without the Christmas Seals They denote that in
memberig personal friends have not forgotten hu
nanty whole. *%5sE Is. I Iii
The Seals for better public Health through the edu
cation the public In Minnesota thd Seals have given the
types Of clinics which have proved Of value
to Of mothers and children the Health Crusade in
the schools reached 100000 children with its lessons
health the publication of the Health Journal and the dis
and arouse in the Peep in their health
These clinics BY reaching into every county in the state
derive benefits Prevention Of success
Nothing bring greater than the aorng to
one opportunity early discovery defects which
exist their physical makeup This the clinics have done