davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Holbrook news., 1921-07-22

but should a lantern-J -JaWed man be called light headed
 An Iowa woman of 101 did all of her housework up to her death. Some Holbrook girls may be doing all of their housework, too, when they get to be that old.
 If the highprice of shoes is due to a shortage of leather maybe fat men ought to be compelled to quit wearing belts.
 Small boys in a Michigan town stole 500 bars of soap. Maybe they were afraid their mothers might buy some of it.
 A Holbrook woman will stand right up in public and say she has the best husband on earth, but she never says she expects to meet him in heaven.
 A woman is as young as she looks--and a man is young as long as he keeps on looking.
 The average mans idea of being happily married is getting to spend some of the money he earns.
 Back in the old days our Holbrook girls would ask" Does he drink?" Now the first thing they want to know is ''Has he got a car"
 Moonlight and moonshine have a similar effect in one way they make a homely girl good looking.
 Ask any Holbrook man his idea of a good wife and he'll say that it's one who never savs"I told you so.
 It has been our observat- ion that the fellow who says "You can't believe all you see in the papers" is the one who keeps right on borrow ing it from his neighbor.
 We see where the price of beef is declining rapidly in Brazil. That would be all right if we had time to go down there for our meals.
 What has become of the old-fashioned Holbrook man who used to go to someone older than himself when he wanted a little advice.
 Some of us may not go to hell when we die, but we suspect we'll have to do a lot of explaining where we do go.
 One the biggest objections to engaging some fellows in a conversation is they seem to think it entities them to tell the story of their life.
 If a Holbrook man would would follow the advice he gives his wife about how to save money he'd be a million aire in two years.
 If a man is ignorant he may learn. But if he knows too much there is no chance.
The Holbrook news., 1921-07-22
DINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF NAVAJO co.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF NAVAJO CO.,
 Continued from page
 REPORT handM May $261s4ss5 Disbursement Disbursements sSloi 4ssS4o4 Cash Bal June 30 s2276S6 %
 
 ASSESSORS REPORT ~ State and n,G County punt Taxes Road Poi Tax 2oSSO 244959
 RECORDERS REPORT Receipts for June
 REPORTS OF JUSTICES OF PEACE ?. w. Easley, HOlbrook Precinct fnes) $65OO R. l. IsOn Woodruff Mar to June, inc, (fnes) j. j. O. 6 fn fIeemany aySn Snonaaie ahd to Jnns Mns inc Jos L. Peterson, St Joseph, June LOtte M Webb, Pinedae June, Gees) A personal surety bond for the Northern The wnow surety follows: Begistered & School Warrants --- S,3S2O9
 Total ------- - $2Os82O9 which approved by the Chairman of the Board. The Notary Public W. $1OOOOO Gomez Perfecta placed pension of eachp month the indigent per % was gran granted M C. F. Perkins to join both ends of the The of the County School defining The Hymer $25O Also refund Judy of having paid in Pima County prior to Navajo County collection account of erroneous O to block 1O1 should The property assessment rolls for the last three against l. M Reynolds Fund to the Fund There appearing be further duly the Board adjourned
 E.. OWENS. u M. R. TANNER, Clerk
The Holbrook news., 1921-07-22
Proceedings of the Board of
 Supervisors
Holbrook, Arizona, July 5-11, 1921.

 of Arizona the of Navajo County o Creswel J. E. Richards together with H. Tanner Clerk Board of Equalization all members & being Pess1 @ publication Notice of Increased made 6y te
  the meeting.
 following had been increased the June meet of considered approved and adopted the increased
The Holbrook news., 1921-07-22

Arizona, July B. 1921. with the provisions of Par 464O Revised Statutes of A their office Hobrook members being and made and tentatively adopt ed disbursements fscaly ending June SO 1922
 NAVAJO COUNTY BUDGET
 the YearE Ending
The Holbrook news., 1921-07-22

If the highprice of shoes is due to a shortage of leather maybe fat men ought to be compelled to quit wearing belts.
The Holbrook news., 1921-07-22
Petri6cadO, Jr.

E Don't all answer at once but should a lantern-jawed man be called light headed
 An Iowa woman of 101 did all of her housework up to her death. Some Holbrook girls may be doing all of their housework, too, when they get to be that old.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
Ell TITULO De "FRUTA PROH1BI-
DA" TUvO GU ORIGENs ElNsuNk
ESCENA DE UNA PELICU-
CULA ANTERIOR ..1


Cuando Mr.. DeMille estaba diri-
giendo para Que .Cambiar de Eispo-
sa", hace cerca de un afi0, hizo una
escena en- la cual Behe Daniels ofre-
cfa a Thomas Meighan .dnrantet una
fiesta en- sus apartamentos, una cepa
de ,cierto lfquido an6nimD. La botella
llevaba ell r6tulo de "Eruta Pr0hibi-
da'', y Mr.. ,DeMilles supo sacar parti-
do de esta escena, hacienda netaE, al
mismo tempo, que hicho r6tulo harfa
un magnffico tftulo para una produc-
ci6n posterior. tat" s@. @;-t
Meses despues, Mr.. DeMille empez6
u trabajar en- Ia historic original de
Jeanie Macpherson, cuyo tema Sc re-
fiere los deberes de una esposa para
con ,ln marido descarriado,f y .compren
di0 que "Fruta ,Prohibida" era ell IT,
tulo mas apropiado, para dieha pro
duccl6n, Dicha pelfcula no puede de
cirse que sea. un problema matrimp-
nial en- el sentido que sc acostumbFa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
LEY nara pTOVGa t para G Pueblo dc Puerto REo mGdaRG la
pGEdh Dc dGBnladS GORtbJGO les SObiG igGSG bGlGEts
6ECGShQS y para OtIOS fines -

, al pago bajo protesta, Ia correspon-
.diente demanda, contra el Tesorero de
! Puerto Rico ante la corte de distrito
competente. .,
Estos pleitos tendrin preferencia y
prelaci6n .en los calendarios de las
cortes; todas las defensas que el de-
mandado haya de opener la deman-
da deberan ser forTnuladas la vez
en- ,un solo escrito Y el juez las re-
solvera en- una sola vista por Orden
estricto de procedencia;; ell juicio Sc
senalar;i rapidamente para su resolu-
cion definitiva Y cualquier dilaci6n in
justifcada por parte del demandante
sera motive para dictar sentencia por
desestimiento.
,COBRO DE LA CONTRIBUTION
POR LA VIA DE APREMIO
Seccion 4S.-Las contribuciones im-
puestas por esta Ley. sus recargos e
intereses, seran recaudados por el Te-
sorero de Puerto Rico en- Ia nlisma for
ma mediante los nismos procedi-
mientos de aprcmio establecidos por
las leyes vigentes para el cobro de
las contributions Sobre. la propietlad.
RETENCION DE La CONTRlBU-
CION EN- SU ORIGEN.
Secci6n ala contribution i'm
puesta por esta Ley, sera retenida
por todo individuo, corporation, aso-
ciaci6n sociedad, cualquiera que sea
la capacidad en- que actden, incluyen-
do todos los funcionarios y emplea-
dos de Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico que
paguen intereses, rentas, ;sueldos,
anualidades, compensaciones y. .cual-
quier otro ingreso sujeto a tributa-
ci6n, (excepto .dividendos, bene6cios
de sociedades), a cualquier ciudadano
de los Estados Unidos no residente en-
Puerto Rico, o a cualquier extranjero
no residente en- Puerto Rico cual-
quier corporation, association o secie-
dad extranjera no dedicada a negocies
en-. Puerto Rico y que no tenga punto
de negecios, ofcina agente en- Puer-
to Rico. .... .,>.., >.-l,
Las cantidades asi retenidas Sc pa
garan al Tesorero de Puerto Rico en-
las fechas que este designe en- los re-
glamentos para la aplicacion de la
presente Ley.
Seccion 50.--Las corporaciones ban
carias que paguen intereses o, rentas
a extranjeros no residences en- Puerto
Rico, rendiran deelaraciones y paga-
ran la contribution liquidandola por
meses en- Ia fecha que Sc realicen los
pagos.
(Continuar3 mafiana.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
REGALAMOS

UN CINE. JUVENIL3 o .PANCH-
Rt'SCOPIO, ,eon 4S preeiosas yistas de
la guerra mundial a cualquier n;no o
nina de buena cOnducta.. Escriba en-
esta forma: TIL EMAIL ORDER CO.,
San German. Sehores: Deseo ser
Agente de Uds. Pueden remitirmc uR
iots- de efectos de facil yenta y s,i
Nueva Lista dc Precios. A continue.
ci6n indico mi edad, nombre de mis-
padres y de mi maestro.---6., r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
continuation de ayer.)
IMPOSICION Y COBRO DE LA
coNrmDvnTffxTraNy

Secci6n .3SS So SS--Las contribuciones im-
puestas por esta Ley. seranr compu-
tadas y eobradas por Ell Tesorero de
Puerto Rico, v q importe de las mis-
mas sera satisfecho en- cuatro plazos
triniestrales correspondence cada
uno Ia cuarta parte. del total de la
contribution. EI primer plazo ven
cera y debera ser satisfecho dentro
de los ounce dias siguientes a aquel
en- Que fnere notifieado el contribu-
yente del importe de la contribution,
10 denias dentro de los primeros quin-
ce dias del trinlestre correspondence.
Seccion 39.-Los plazos antes fla
dos para Ell page de Ia contribution,
son improrroSabless 81 cualquiera
de los mismos pernlaneciere sin pagar
despnes de la fecha dc su veacnnien-
tG, Sc aefegafa 81 importe el inte-
res del medic (li2) por ciento men
susl sobre IL. sc;ntidad adeu,lada y
pendiente de. pago.
Secci0n 40.-Cualquier contribution
imponible de acuerdo con las DISPOSE
clones de esta Ley podra ser compu-
tada impuesta por el Tesorero dem
tro de cinco amos despues de la fe-
cha en- que Sc rindi6 .debi6 rendirse
Ia declaration, y no Sc iniciara MIN
gun procedmiento para el cobro de
Ia referida contribution despues de
expiEados los cine0 amos.
En- ell case de que con el fin de eva
dir -el pago de Ia contribution no Sc
rinda la correspondence declaration
de ingresos, y en- el case de declara-
clones falsas,. ell importe de la conri-
buci6n imponible, podra ser determi-
nado y cobrada aquella juntamente
con las pepalidades que en- esta Ley
Sc espeeifcan, en- cualquier tempo,
sin limitacion alguna.
PROCEDMIENTo PARA La IMPO-
SICION DE LA CONTRIBUTION
Secci6n 4f.-Tan pronto como Ell TIE
sorero de Puerto Rico reciba una de-
claracion de ingresos, procedera a inl-
poner y. a cobrar la contribution que
resnlte adeudando Ell contribuyente de
acuerdo con su propia declaration.
COMPROBACIoN DE
LAS DECLARACIONES.
Secci6n 42.-Tan pronto como fuere
possible Ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico pro
cedera comprobar la exactitud, de
las declaraciones de ingresos, median-
te el estudio de las declaraciones rem
didas por los contribuyentes, declara-
cones adicionales que solicite, los ba-
lances inventarios y mediante las
investigaciones que practique, y de-
terminara ell ingreso neto de cada con
tribuyente y computara ell innporte de
la contribution que deba satisfacer,
debiendo notifcar de anibas cosas al
contribuyente o a su representante le-
gal.
Secci6n 43.-Si Ia eantidad que re-
sultare adeudar Ell contribuyente, des-
pues de hecha la investigation antes
referida, fuere mayor que la canti-
dad pagada de .acnerdo con 10 dispues-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
CUADRO DECIMOQUINTo.
CAPITULO III.

CAPITUIO III.
DE LAS saEDIDAs PRoyIsIoNALEsA A QUE PUEDE OAR LU
GAR Ell JUICIO POR DIyORCIO
MEDrDAs PROFESSIONALS: sas .@s}ss@4.ss alHss
E juo por dyorco puede dar ngar yaras medidas
ebe dear las cuaes provisonaes mienras dre
peito medidas pueden ambos c0nyu
jes o partculares cada de elos
i
(a) hijos pondran cudado madre pero
tambien pueden ponerse uco por razones
baio e cudado padre, mentras ell dvorcio
OBJ Ninguno esposos puede deudas cargo
sociedad ganancaes, mientras dure el divorco
sin authorization de la Corte.
Ala MUJER:.
(a) pedir Corte la sehae distnta
del marido, mientras dure ell dvorcio, ambien,
(b) pedr pension aimenca, tiene bienes
propios que vvr mientras dure el divorco
CAPITULo ".
DE LAS ExCEPcIONEs CONTRA LA AccIoN DEL DIvoRcTo
ExcErcloSns;
ia acci6n dorc acc6n cuaesquiera puede
extngnirse, 10 mas imporante
81 ExmNeuE:
ia espoos va despnGs
snane de Ia acci6n deput hber sido entabada
ci6n.
pnocEppiIEN1o:
que por pueda sugir aunque
Qnclaci6n pudendose aegar N anterior
~ R''fz = nuesr asx III & ssaa
I41A l -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
Movimiento de Buques

vapor americana Marina. saldra
el 20 para Santo Domingo, San Pedro
de- Macoris y. La Romano. ..- ,,Sv
ENTRADA = sAL1DA DE BUoUEs
i ElF"Caracas"s sali6 el sabado de
este puerto para el de sNew York.
I'll "San Lorenzo sall6 el sabado a
las 10 NJ. de New Hork, para este puer
to con pasajeros. correspondence y
carga general.
Ell philadelphia, estaba sefialado
para saiir .el sabado dc New York
para este puerto, con carga y, pasaje-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19

to en- la seccion Al, ell excedente sc
pagara al Tesorero de Puerto Rico
dentro del termino de ounce dias des-
pues de haherse enyiado por correo
Ii correspondence notification.
Seccion. 44,-Si la declaration Sc hu-
biere heeho de .buena ,fe y el haber
hecho constar una cantidad menor no
es debido falta alguna del icontri-
buyente, no Sc agregara penalidad o
contribution alguna adicional, pero Sc
cargaran intereses sobre el importe
de la Geficiencia razon de I'm medic
(1a por ciento por mes.
81 la insuficiencia de la declaration
Sc debe a negligeneia por parte del
contribuyente, pero sin intencion de
defrsud&r, Sc agregara al importe de
la deficiencia ell cinco (5) por ciento
de Ia nisnla, y en- adicion ESQ, in
tareses fazon de IN medic 1a) por
eiento por mes.
81 la declaration fuere falsa frau-
tiulenta con Ia intanci6n de evadir "a
! contribution, la contribution sobra cl
ingreso adicional descubiertp como liz.
ponible Sc doblara y Sc agregara el
uno ~ por ciento adicional por mes.
Los intereses que en- esta seccion
Sc disponen Sc computaran en- tOdos
los casos al imponer la contribution.
81 la cantidad de la contribution que
resultare adeudarse, segun Sc ha COM
putado, fuere menos que la cantidad
pagada hasta entonces, ell excedente
sera reembolsado al contribuyente por
ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico, previo los
tramites legales.
ALZADAS ANTE LA JUNTA DE
REVISION
Seccion 45.-Cuando la declaration
rendida por el contribuyente haya si-
do modificada por el Tesorero de
Puerto Rico, el contribuyente, 81 no
estuyiere eonforme con Ia resoluci6n
de dicho funcionario, podra dentroi de
los ounce dias siguientes a la notifi-
caci6n de dicha resolution, bien sea
hecha por un agente por correo, acu-
dir en- alzada ante la Junta de Revi-
sion Igualamiento creada por Ia ley,
alegando por escrito y .bajo juramen-
to los hechos en- que funde su recla-
macion los fundamentals legales en-
que Sc apoya.
Seccion 46.-La Junta de Revision
e Igualamiento senalara dia Y hora
para la vista del case, en- cuyo acto
Sc practicara la prueba y Sc oira to-
da la augmentation del reclamante.
Todas las facultades que por esta Ley
Sc confieren al Tesorero para la. cita-
ci6n. de. testigos, requerir la presen-
tacion de ibros v documentos, prac-
ticar balances, inventarios y hacer
investigaciones, son por la presente
cuanto los casos que sean someti-
conferidas la Junta de Revision en-
dos su consideration.
Seccion Alias resoluciones de la
Junta de Revision Igualamiento Sc
ran finales. Ell contribuyente debera
satisfacer bajo protesta la contribu-
cion que lie haya sido impuesta dentro
del pIazo fijado, pudiendo interponer
dentro de los veinte dias siguientes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19

ros.
FL "san Juan, llego el viernes por Ia
tarde, procedente de New York. con
pasajeros, correspondence y carga &c
nerals p
FL Achilles sali6 aver de este puer
to para Europa, con carga general.
Fl "Santurce' lleg6 aver de New
Orleans Use halla, descargando. s
FL '"3elen'' descargando.
n "Edfth", salio ell microbes para
el Norte, nbarrotado de azdcar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
Fabicamos y yendemos Potasa..
= ssfNFs299 < ~ ss Nss9 :;
PUERTO RICO DBTllG CO.
AREClBO. P. R.
JUAN B. MIRABAL

Participa a todos sus antiques ami
gcs y paisanos que acaba de estable-
ces una elegante< casa ibero-smeri-
cana, cerca 1de, Riverside. Drive en-
Nueva York, en-: donde. encontraran
lps. pasAieros trato. esmerado, ,cuartos
higisnicos y, cocina espanola Y erio-
lila. Estricta nioralidad. Sc. da al
pasaje toda .clase de sfacihdades. =
Direction: 324 West lO7th Street.
New York; City. -,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
c,oMERcIAL

Sc ha disuelto en- Guayama Ia mer.
cantil que giraba en- aquella plaza ba-
jo la raz6n social de NJ. Carrasquillo
y Co., haeiendose cargo del active y
pasivo de Ia misma, el. gestor don
Modesto. Carrasquillo Berries, que
continuard con Las mislnas operacio-
mes que la firma extinguida. lie de-
seamos el meier. erito. !,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
CUADRO DECIMOSEXTO.
CAPITULo
DE los EFEcTos DEL DlvoRc1o.

DE LOS EFECTOs DEL D1vORCIO.
EFECTOs
produce divesos los cuaes puedcn
ambo 6nyuses al c6nyuGe nocene al eupable al
canzando ambien a los hijos:
CoMUNEs:
(a Ruptura del vincuo matrimonial .F.t
(b) Separation de propedad los c6nyuges.
lei socedad de gananciale asi 10
cfca Ia senencia. ~
AL coNYuGE ss4,.sssas
(a Conserya 10 que hnbiera rebdo del oo c6nyug
(b mu tiene derecho los alimentos dscreciona
para espues del diyoro de medios
vvir asi 10 pda la Corte de los bienes del maridO.
Estos almentos dsceconales duran mienas la nnjer
nuevamente tenga modo de vyr.
e recibe cuidado paa potestad sobre
los hijos so 'TSse'ss
AL s5.s s As1* f.a Wf8ss 81 s
(a donaciones que otro c6nyuge
diera. s&sss ,@A5s #
Tb| pierde generalmente Ia patria potesad, pero
c) Conserya las relaciones de famia con ei hjo
(d) DE hombre esta obgado pagar, alimentos
discrecionaes nuic, una pension alimenticia que
exceda de la tercera pare de las rentas Dc el
EN- HIJ0s. g7 Ss5S ,fs s
a) Noperudca los hjos II deecho por capsa de la
acci6n sentencia reclamar excepto manera en-
que reclamation proceddo 81 el divofco hu
biera sido obtenido. sNess " as ss2 ss
fbJ domicio nod6ca, pues edomieiio del
hjo sera domicio c6nyuge qnien d6 para
p0testads '4safS # sss # s 4SS..sasgsSS 4 MI
Em- y ~ A 4sas4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19

dar a esta Erase, sino mas bien una
historic de amor que presenta, q ira
YES de la, acci0n, una. moraleja pro-
fnnda y de gran valor psicol0gico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-19
PEDRO BOLIVAR, S EN- {

;COMpRADoREs on MADE&A1
No tASsn s,s esanbtas si1 assas sssas'
. sssEIbs . y ,.ss;,sss
ueaat.a&iA 1aAnsgsfat, Aa eaStNssa
Prsc,aa sussa IL ssnpAtsesEAa :
> a. R6x re TEL. Ne. S2S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-19
BIanched Almonds.

Few things give . more Satisfying
touch to q winter meal than crispy,
toOthsome sailed almonds, but one can
not always be sure Of either quality or
freshness when one buys them already
prepared. Too much salt, or not
enough, or too much or not enough
cooking, will 80 mar the favor of al
monds that they fail to give that pleas
ing relish which Is expected Of them.
The most satisfactory plan Is to blanch
and salt them at home.
The hin-skipned almonds have larger
kernels, and will usually be preferable,
though smaller and smoother ones are
often OF excellent favor. When tht
shells have been removed the nuts should
be placed over the heat In cold water
and allowed to come rather slowly to q
boil. Then they are to be drained
through q colander until all the hot
water has dripped through. The eolan.
der containing them should then be
placed for moment In cold water, and
1t will be found easy to remove the
brown skins. Some prefer rubbing the
nuts between coarse cloths to loosen the
skins.
When the blanched almonds are thor
oughly dry. they need scant touch Of
olive oil, which can be given them BY
"psintiDg'' the inside of bowl with
olive oil and shaking the nuts In the
covered bowl until all OF them have
come in contact with the oil. They are
then ready to spread In large pan and
put over the heat. Whether Drowned
above the FIRE or inside the oven, con.
slant care is necessary to get them ap
even brown, and . continual stirring
should be kept up. Before they cool,
fine salt should be sifted over them, u.s.
ing about tablespoonful of salt to
cup of almonds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-19
LIGHTNING MADE 4 SNAPSHOT
Picture o. Railroad Yards Formed on
WlndoW-ExpIanatlon Given
BY photographer.

The recent stories Of the picture Of
q wreath that appeared on q window
pane In a Columbus residence, and
which glass experts pronounced moth
Ing more than a defect In the glass,
which had been there from the time
1t was made, but only noticed after
there had been death In the resi-
dence, recalls to prisoner In the
penitentiary a similar case that came
to his attention when he was en-
ployed by the Pennsylvania railroad
at Altoona, Pm. It was traced to an
other though equally scientific cause.
One night the private car Of Presi-
dent Roberts of that railroad was
shunted onto siding in the yards at
Altoona and before morning there
came a heavy thunderstorm with In
tensely vivid lightning. Next morn
Ing when the cleaning crew began
cleaning the car there was found on
one Of the window panes very good
picture Of the yards that lay directly
in front Of II. It was Just like a
fairly well-developed Photographic
plate, and there could be no question
but that the scene in the picture was
the yards before 1t.
A photographer who was called to
look at 1t, concluded that there had
been a thin film of oil on the window,
which in some way became sensitive
to intense light and q flash Of light
ming had imprinted the scene before
the window on the pane. >ICOlumbus
Dispatch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-19
CALLED DIRECT GIFT OF GOD
Arabs Have Pretty Legend Concerning
the Origin Of Their Famous Breed
Of Horses.

Abd-El-Kader, man Of rare intel
ligence, descendant Of Mahomet and
valiant leader of the Algerian tribes
against the French for Is years, wrote
q book on the Arab horse. A French
general once questioned him regard
ing the origin Of that splendid breed
and received the following reply, says
Our Dumb Animals:
Know, then, that among US 1t Is
admitted that God created the horse
out of the winds and He created Adam
out Of the dust. This cannot be dis
puted. Many prophets have proclaimed
that when God would create the horse
He said to the south wind: I will
bring forth out Of thee creature; be
thou, therefore, condensed
"Then came the angel Gabriel, and,
taking q handful Of the matter, pre-
scented 1t to God. who formed there
with a brown bay horse and said: i
name thee Horse and create thee
Arab and give thee bay color. /
attach blessing to the forelOck which
falls between thine eyes; thou shalt
be lord Of all the animals. Thou shalt
fiy without wings, and from thy back
shall proceed riches Then marked
he him with star on the forehead,
the sign Of glory and blessing"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-19
h.,x STERILIZATION Proeess.

The new process Of sterilizing milk
developed by Prof. ]. Martin Beattle
Of the University Of Liverpool Ii
claimed to kill all bacteria without
the alteration of taste produced BY
pasteurization. An electric current Is
passed quickly by a special apparatus,
raising the temperature Of the milk
not higher than 14S degrees Fahren-
heit, and producing no cooking or al
iteration of the essential properties OF
the material.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-19
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