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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-09

Count Michael kareyli, whose ex- pulsion from. Italy was ordered last week, has gone to Tarvis, Carinthia, two countries, Spain and Portugal, having refused to give him refuge.
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Carmela Eulate Sanjjurjjo

lucir a Sta, esposa de Rama: \ a Sc
yuida, nos presenta Ell combate entire
Ravana Rama. Est& traducido con
ANITA brillantez que nos recueria muy
7ivamente ell comba5e entire Hector y
Aquiles en- la Iliada, y nos mueve
Greer que en- ell original no .puede estar
iescrito con mas soltura inter6s.
Ultima la secci6n de la India con IN
'rag4Eento de otro poema amoroso, don
lie la exaltacion amatoria culnaina Ell
rag1ca resoluci6n. La diosa Rati, desc
ada por la muerte de su esposo despaes
te hacernos DIR sus bellisimos lamensos,
signos del teatro de Eurfpides, piden
1ue enciendan una hoguera para pere-
Ger en- ella. iHermosa escena, de un in
ensisilno poder emotional que nos evoca
81 final de Ia tetralogia de Wagner, cuan
10 la Walkyria Sc arroja tasnbien en- Ell
fuego con su caballo!
Hasta aqui la primera parte del l.
bro. La segunda contiene traducciones
lie los mas sentimentales hricos .hebreos.
Arabia Persia en- la tercera parte. Be
los romances de amor; hazanas princi
pescas; toda una foracion de deseos
yoluptuosos, exppestos. en- arrnoniosas IN
mentaciones de nostalgia y desesperanza.
La, genial traductora ha sahido refejar
en- estas traducciones poeticas la luz
cegadora de los aridos desiertos de
las blancas ciudades pobladas de mez-
quitas; la luminiscencia que incendia e.
alma de la raza, de todas, la mas enamo
rada de Ia plasticidad femenina.
Otra parte del ibro-l cuarta-en-
cierra un joyel de bellezas liricas como
crista1izaciones iridicentes del alma ja-
~ponesa, del pals heroico y galante, de
las lacas, las sedas, los sables abanicos,
biombos, farolillos multicolore@ y So
bre todo aquellas leyendas galantes y hs
roicas en- que Sc muere riendo, ell que
Sc habla con las flores, y Sc las ANA Co
mo a las 'musmes''.
mo 1G1Udl 6u 6otd HAAGO4OS4dS FA0AOAASS
ooeticas del Indostan, Java, ell Afghanis
tan la China
En- la Ultima parte del hbro fguran
los poetas mas estimables del oriente
contemporaneo, entire los cuales resal a
Rabindranath Tagore por Ia ternura de
shs afectos y la exquisite sencillez de
sus estrofas.
Sc advierte a La lectura de este hbro
Ia rara facilidad con que Carnela Eula-
tie domina victoriosamente las enormes
dificultades de expression, salvando inco
lune ell esplendor de las ideas las ina
genes originates.
La selection ha sido presidida por un
exquisite gusto. Las poesias todas estan
trazaGas en- maneza primorosa y efusi-
va, como bordadas EN- orc por manos de
princesa. Y triunfa ell encanto del al
ma femenina, espiritual y culta, en- ell
jardin de ensueiio de la Poesia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-03
La nujjer portorriquena debe
prepararse para Ia lucha

Muieres Quebradillanas! aprovechad
la oportunidad de poseer un grado mas
de preparation perfeccionad la voca-
cion. para las luchas futuras, hacienda
como vuestras hermanas, las america
mas, que antes de Ilegar desempeiar
cargos, al igual que un hombre, han pa
sado por ell crisol de las preparedness,
presentandoos ell buen ejemplo de ter
sninar una labor de ofcina y dar comien
20 otra dom6stica, con igual indiferen
cia.
Vosotras, que tan sencillas Sois en-
ell sentido de comprenaer, estoy seguro
que os habeis compenetrado de la gran
diosa felicidad que experimental un pa
Dire. un marido, un hermano y hasta un
novio. al yer Ell modelo de belleza que
ofrece la namada escultora del hogar.
lQu6 sagrado es ell deber de una snu
jer, que tarea mas 11ermosa Ia de enca-
minar las futuras generaciones hacia
un fin practice! tPor que no sacriicarse
en- aras del deber cuando ese mismo de-
Der os reclama?
No titubeis un instante en todo aque-
llo que signinque progreso porque el
prsgreso y Ell adelanto de una mujer sig
mica ell progeso y adelanto de nuestro
querido Puerto Rico; 20, como fervoro
so adxnirador de una mujer bien pre-
parada. os suplico que vayais a llenar
uno de los asientos vacantes que ofreca
la sefiorita Trinidad Lopez, encargada
de las Glasses de Labores en- esta Muni-
cipalidad; y 81 deseais saber mas resul
tados practNos de la vocaci6n, pregun-
tadle ella de que manera Sc llega a
escalar ell peldafio deseado.
Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
ouebradillas, % de setiembre.
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ODE La PRENsA DE EsPANA)

Permitaseme honrar estas breves Il
meas precediendolas de un nombre feme
nino cuyo prestigio en- Ell mundo de las
letras, vale tanto como una concusa re
futaci6n del injusto concepto en- que,
va acknowledgements va por ignoran
cia, suele tenerse- a la mujer espahola.
Los amadores de la belleza literaria
de tierras hispano-americanas debemo
a la. sensibiidad dehcadisima y cultiva
da de Carrnela Eulate Ten Arte Ell mejor
tratamiento personal esta en- ell nisnc
nonlbre) la posibilidad de aspirar en- f
delieimo trasplante ell sutn perfume ma
tizado en- riquisimas gamas, cue emana
de la Poesla Oriental.
Iced Ia Antolcgia de poe.as orienta
les que ha tornado con sus diversas ira
ducciones ver6is cuanto waller flos6-
fco sentimental atesora la literatura
asiatica. En- las paginas de este libro pr,
cioso ventanal que Sc abre al Asia, fota
como nube de ensuefo, el esplritu reli~
gioso, heroico Y amoroso de las mas an
tiguas civilizaciones -orienta1es.
A un intelecto femenil tan armonioso
y sensitive cual el de carmela Eulate
egtaba reservada la delicadisima mission
de alzar Ell ve1o naagico que durante tan
tos siglos nos habia encubierto los mis-
terios las bellezas tradicionales de
aquellas razas cuyos origenes Sc perfllan
tenuemente en- los albores de Ia vida
civilizada. 4
La condici6u de brevedad de las rese-
ia periodistica me imposibilita de ex-
presar aqui las sugereneias todas habi-
Gas la lectura de este libro. preciosa
arqueta de marfl y laca en- cuyo interior
fulge una brillante pedreria.
Al comienzo aparecen plenos de espl
ritualidad algunos fraggnentos del libro
de las vedas, Ia biblia primigenita don
de late ell primer anhelo de inmortalidad
" perfection del ser humane.
Despu6s otros fragmentos de Ell Ma
habharata, Y del Ramayana, llas dos
obras capitales de. la literature India,
como La Iliada y La odisea de-los hels-
nos.
La description de la bstalla, riquisi-
ma en- emoci6n, movimiento Y colorido;
de un potente efecto plastico; de una
gran fuerza epica.s
icuanta ternura, cuanto apasionamie1
to en- la poesia donde Sc nos muestfa a
Rama en- toda la grandeza moral que
supone su renuncia al ce.ro cue lie ofre,
ce su hermano! Este fragmento contras
ia muy notablemente con ell de la Bata,
sabiamente para hacernos pasar de L
LA. La altista traductora los h aescogido
emocion fortisin1a del combate a la de
suave exquisite sentimentalidad d.
estos otros versos.
Traddcenos luego el bell.simo ior.lc
gio amcroso con que, Ravona intenta Sc
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(DEsDE oUEBRADILLAs)

K &. 81
Siendo immense Ell deseo que abriga
el Departamento de instruction por la
colnpleta preparation. de Ia mujer por-
torriquenA ha establecido "clases Es-
peciales. de Labores" en- todos cada
uno de los EIunicipios, donde ha habido
amplios entusiasmes por parte de las au
toridades escolares, dandose gran pre-
ferencia no las ninas de las escuelas
publicas, perQ 81 todas las j6venes y
senoras. que en- su hogar luchan tesone-
ramente por suplir las principales ne
cesidades que va espontanea u obliga-,
toriamento han contraldo.
A trav6s de todos los siglos, desde las
mujeres indigenag que con el arado en-
la nano surcaban la terra y con la ha
chuela daban forma a su >hogar, hasta
las de ahora, que satisfacen debidamente
los deberes de una ofcina supliendo el
cumplimiento de deberes pertenecientes
los hombres. mas, terminadas las ta-
reas. sienten efimero deseo de il lie
mar su hogar de benefciosas puras ne
cesidades a que constantesnente esta ella
mando; pero una mujer que adora la fe
iicidad del hogar, consagra momentos de
ocio para dedicarlos la ornamentaci6n
y Embellishments de su nido de amores,
mientras Que la mujer humilde, escasa
en- recursos, dedica las horas de ociosi
dad, no q embellecer, pero 81 suplir
las necesidades de su pobre hogar, ha-
ciendo de el un sitio agradable, sencillo
Y neno de satisfaction para los que en-
el viven; esa es la labor que desea lie
var cabo nuestro Departamento de
Instruction con las mujeres portorrique
mas, preparandolas par aafrontar todos
los problemas econ6nicos sociales y po
liticos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-03

GRATIS.

iQu1ere I'd obteneT un Horoscope
gratis? -
Escribale al Prof Mr.. J. C. Orsini,
Apartado de correo $50, Ponce, P. R.,
y recibira un Horoscope absolutamente
gratis que le comun1cara la buena ven
tura y le traera agradables sorpresas
para el porven1r.
Ell Horoscope trata de los asuntos
mas importantes de la v1da coustgu1en.
dose obtener exito en- asuntos amaro-
SOS, Wales, Herencias Negocios, Divor-
clos casamientos, como ser afortunado
Ell el Juego, y como progresar en- todas
las empresas.
Cuerta con valiosos secretos para te-
ner exito en- el comercio demas nego-
clos.
Este notable professor de Clenc1as
ocultas, Sc di6 conocer a Ia edad de
Is aaos, como MEDIUM ESPTRITIS.
IA, y desde esa edad, ha consagrado to
da su vida, a los profundos estudios
del, >ocultismo. Es Palmista Clariv1den-
te, posee eI Hipnotismo y la TELEPA-
TIA. "a mskgySzsrs1N
Soluciona cualquier asunto por diTI-
Gil que sea- En- una bomba de cr1stal
que ACADIA de rec1b1r de PARIS, presen.
ia la cara de sus ocultos enemigos,
de cualquier familiar persona que
I'd. interese yer los que podra contem.
plar por espacio de a1gunos minutes.
Ell Prof. orslnl desea cumpur una sa
graqa mission espir1tual, dandole con-
sejos a los afgidos tranquilidad a,
las personas que sufren.
Repuerde poner su direction bien cla-
ra pida adjunto la hoja aparte de
consultas y Ell cat6logo ilustrado hume.
70 10.
siempre que pida su Horoscope gra.
tis, mande sellos de correo para aten-
NOTA: Reserva absolute en- las con.
sultas. x
Direction: Mr.. j. G. oRsINI, P. o, Box
356. Ponce. p r.
Residential: calle Guadalupe esq. Pro.
testante Numero AZ, Ponce, P. Il. Advt.
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DANTON'
esta interpretada por los prota-
gonistas mas c6Iebres de
Alemania.
SPoR QUE DEsEsPERARsE?

iPor que ha de permitir I'd. que las
dolencias que hacen su vida miserable. con-
tinuen. cuando I'd. puede conservarse
fuerte, sana y feliz?
Nrcea Salad de Reno cura segura y eff
cazmente la menst-uacion abundante, esca-
sa, dolorosa o irregular; corriget ese conti-
nuo malestar, dcbilidad. decaimiento, ca
lambres. desnlayos, dolores de cabeza
espalda. palpitacion en- el corazon todos
los dolores y des6rdenes que provienen
del desarreglo de los organos reproducti-
vos, devolviendo I'd. perfecta salad.
vigor y fellcidad.
Una bctella bastara para convencerse de
que NneVd Sclnd de Reno es verdadera-
mente el remedio de las mujeres, Con
Mecca Sdlud &c Reno recuperara I'd Ia
salud estado natural dc todo el sIstema.
Compre una.botella hoy nlismo. De venta
en- todas las drosucrias. $3.50
S. B. tEoEARDl& & CO., FsAriea4ies, New York.
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ouebradillas, % de setiombre.
L1oU1DAcIoN FoRzosA

En- un peri6dico de la Habana leemos
10 siguiente:
''La Comisi6n de Liquidation Banca
ria Sc ha dedicado hacer disparates.
Ell primer disparate de esa Comisi6n
es sus existencia.
x el segundo, es tener en- 81 ciertOs
sujetos que estan para que los iquiden,
y no para liquidar.'
81 ell lector quisiere concentrates, sir
vase recordar los conocidos versos de
dofla Lola.
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A Los coMERc1ANTEs
cARAMELos Y PHONES DE-
AzUCAR


Habiendo recibido una gran cantidad
de Az1car la que hemos compradC . pre-
clio reducido podemos ofrecer dichos ca
ramelos y pilones a un preciO mny ba-
ratio.
Hacemos grandes descueiltos los Sc
hores Commentaries que tomen cantida-
des como tambien solicitamos Agentes
en- pueblos donde no est6n va estable-
cidos.
ofrecemos Ell Fancy Carameis'' en-
laras de IibraS esmeradamente pre-
sentados
Para informes dirijase III P. o. Box
1910. Telefono 1899 Rojo M. Mendez
124 Luna st.
Enviamos muestras enteramente gra
tia quien las solicite. Advt
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UN cERDo 1NFLUYENT1

En- un peri6dico de la Habana leemos
10 que sigue:
''Cierta familia tenfa un verraco en-
su patio. Como la familia era espiritista,
aseguraba que ell alma del abuelo esta-
ba encarnada en- Ell verraco, y obliga
.ba los ninos a pedir la bendici6n al
cerdo.' s.
Un cerdo asi, merece que lie investi-
guen algo.
o, por de pronto, que 10 delaten
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Rafael CABALLERO:-Agcnts de-
revistas y peri6dicos de Puerta Rieo
, de loa Estados Unidos. Acepte
agenc1as, preaCan1o toda eIase de
garantfa. Box A15, Bayam6n, Puer-
- Rsss. AdvA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-24
CARBURETOR FAKE
Barred BY BUREAU

Automobile owners who are having
trouble getting expected mileage out
Of their gasoline consumption may
find that having carburetors adjusted
carefully increases fuel economy. -.
This Is advice given by the Asso-
ciated Advertising Clubs of the World
In q bulletin issued by it's vigilance
committee reporting investigation Of
claims made for a carburetor adver-
tised as IRE to save one-half to one
third on fuel and to increase the pow
er Of any motor from 80 to- so per
cent.
The bulletin states that tests made
by the government bureau of stand
ards was to the effect that the ex-
travagantly advertised carburetor
showed no marks of superiority over
others, and that the government bu-
reau stated great numbers of automo-
biles r being operated with a con-
siderable excess Of fuel under Y
age conditions and careful readjust-
ment of the carburetors would in
many 8 bring about worthwhile
economy. The government bureau
also pointed out that the apparent
superiority of some carburetors for
which overdrawn claims are made is
due to the are with which they are
adjusted.
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fI- a- 80 - fEL ~ - 49, -h H u
gaaket does not permit the grease to
work out, for il this happens ity cer-
tainly will allow dirt to- work in. See
that all nuts and bolts are properly
locked on pinion housing. drive shaft
and torque tubes or rods.
Ordinarily you viii find from one
to five, grease cups or the convention
al types Of rear axlss. Usually one on
the pinion housing, one at each rear
wheel bearing and one under spring
seats IN the same makes of axles. See
that these cups. are filled and screw
ed in a few times. Be sure and inspect
your axle housing closely for. grease
cups. Frequently the grease cups
loosen out permitting dirt to work in
through the exposed hole.
In refilling your ~differential, do not
use too much grease or oil. The action
Of the gears in, motion is very much
like a pump and. overfilling will
cause grease to work out on brakes.
The d~ifferential should be filled just
enough so that teeth on ring gear at
bottom are covered. The 800 W.
grade Of oil is best suited at this
point. Probably a pint, Of this is SUI
ficient in small light cars and a quart
or three pints in the heavier cars, de-
pending upon the size Of the axle
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-24
MOTOR NECESSITIES

Why do the tires on your neigh
Suppose both Of you have a heavy
car Of the same make with WI five
inch cord tires of the same make on
the rea wheels Of each. If the
of each car is $500 pounds, without
passengers. each of these e tires
must carry a weight of 1,415 pounds
with passenger weight added. To
make all conditions equal suppose the
imitation pressures, are exactly the
same and that the tires are shifted
from one side to the other from time
to time. In such a case eliminating
accidents, the tires should deliver ex-'
actly the same mileage.
If two of these tires are compared
with a pair. which must carry only
800 pounds, it is readily seen that the
last tires carrying the smaller load
are dong less work per mile. It is
to be expected then that these two
tires will deliver more mileage
Though an equal service. Tire service
Is properly judged not in terms OF
miles alone but in miles plus work
done.
The same condition holds true
when pressures vary.When pressure
goes DOWN. q ure-~fexes or bends to
agreater extent than when n pres
sure isyup. or in other words, it does
more work. A fve-inch tire aexes or
bends 1895 times per mile or over a
million times per thousand miles.
Any greater movement Of the tire
carcass makes a tremendous differ
fence. Miller tire officials say this diff
ference In pressures also accounts for
1.-THE fact that opposite tires carrying
1.-THE same load and with the same
conditions. nay not give
the Same mileage, though they give
1.-The same service.
1t is easily proved in factory tests
that an underfnfated tire Is several
degrees hotter at thesend sof@a ruL
tExfhan a. properly inftated tire. owing
to the increased Internal friction Of
Ithss sSunderinflated tire consuming
more enorgy. This cuts down mile
age but no the service the tire Is CIV
ling. ,tt
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-24
CONFEDERATE
VETERANS TO
MEET OCT. Is
Enca1nprnent Will Be Held
In Chattanooga, Tenn;
Ranks Are Thinning

Chattanooga Tenn, Oct. 22.--This
city, where the first reunion OF the
United Confederate Veterans associa-
ton was held on July 4. 1890. again
will receive the veterans in annual en-
campraent n October IS, and not
w~ithstandtng a recurrence of the
yearly predictions that this will be
the last gathering of the Confederate
army" the campaign for the 1922 re-
union is already under way. Savan-
nah, Ca. whose city council has APP
propriated $4,000 for the purpose Of
entertaining the old soldiers. was the
first to enter the field for the honor.
Although time has dealt kindly
with the Confederate veteran, each
reunion has made it apparent chat
his vitality is surrendering and efforts
are being made in many cities and
towns to send as many Of them to this
years reunion as possible. Atlanta,
Ca, has undertaken the task Of rails
ing a fund Of $1,000 with which to de-
fray the reunion expenses Of every de-
pendent veteran in the Atlanta dis
trict. Many other communities have
adopted similar methods to swell the
ranks when the gray army parades
the streets Of Chattanooga this month.
Brighter Side PredorninatnL
While the veterans parade each
year gives a pathetic touch to the
gathering, the brighter side of the re-
unions invariably rredominatea. The
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-24

social events always are an outstand-
ing feature. Commanders OF depart
ments. diviAions, brigades and camps
appoint sponsors and maids of honor
and bring them all to the encamp-
ments. The veteran always is the
honored guest Of all occasions. Dane
ing the Virginia reel is n Of his de-
lights, and many still are able to go
through the steps of the more modern
dances. frequently the younger set
takes a back seat to permit the old
soldiers and their wives to dance the
polka, the two step or the round
waltz.
General X. NJ. Van Zandt of Fort
Worth. Texas. commander-in-chief Of
the United Confederate Veterans has
appointed Miss Martha Dulaney Bach
man of Chattanooga, daughter of
Tennessee supreme court and grand
daughter of DR.. j. w. Bachman,
chaplain of the veterans as chief
sponsor for the reunion, which carries
with it the highest social honors of
the week. Maids OF honor include
Miss Alice Richard. of Lake Charles,
La: Miss Eva Hall, Of Macon. Ga,
and Miss Selene Rountree of Birm-
ingham. Ala.
Miss Bass Named Sponsor.
General Nathan B. Forrest. Of the
Sons of Confederate Veterans. which
will meet with the veterans, has
named Miss Louise Bass of Chatts-
nooga, as sponsor in chief for the
Sons. .r
While the first reunion of the
veterans association was held here.
initia! steps in forming the ~organiza-
ton were taken in New Orleans in the
spring Of 1890. General John p. Cor
don was the leading spirit in the
movement and he was nominated by
Captain j.. F. Shipp, of Chattanooga,
to be the first communicating chief
Gen. Gordon was elected and held the
post until he died. General Stephen
D. Lee, Clement A. Evans, George W
Gordon and George H.. Harrison are
others who have held the highest of.
flee in the organization.
Rank conferred by the veterans or
, g%anization has no reference to rank
held during the war. In answer to a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-24
MORE ILES PEI CAR
BY RAY MCNAMARA. WHO HAS DRIVEN FARTHER THAN A
MANfIN THE WORLD

asI have always insisted on draining
the old oil and grease fromsthe Diff
s~ferential at least once each season. II
yout ever rode long In q trailer behind
motor you would well appreci-
ATT my reason. It ix simply that the
srear exile is more exposed to mud
sRsashing than any other part Of an
automobile. ,.
is the writer's opinion that It is
Sasssphysical impossibility to keep any
axle absolutely free from sand and
grit. a certain amount is bound to
work in and cause excessive wear.
Particularly on .drive pinion bearings.
When grit MIKES with grease 1t acts
like valve grinding material on bear
ings. and it does not take long to
wear these parts beyond repair.
Drain off differential. housing and
flush thoroughly with kerosene. This
t4can be accomplished best with air
spray r by. using a squirt gun, and
when your parts are thoroughly
cleaned, test the bearings for end
play, to see that teeth are in good
shape and gears are not loose. Also
make a thorough inspection at front
end Of pinion shaft for end-play in
pinion bearings. NJ
Furthermore, be certain that the oil
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-24
DEMAND MAY SOON
EXCEED THE SUPPLY

Last weeks announcement by VIM.
Hearst, president of the Grand Forks
Nash Co., that a sweeping reduction
in prices of all models of the Nash
-Four has been effected. has resulted
in an increased demand for these cars,
according to an announcement made
Saturday.
Mr.. Hearst, speaking of the price
reductions, eaid that the demand had.
tnN fact, become 30 great that there
was a possibility Of the present sup
ply not being adequate. and for that
reason he urged hat prospective buy
ers make their decision without delay
before a shortage may become an &C
tual fact.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-24
~ uII 10. {! DEPARTMENTS l!, e

housing.
Do not use cork in grease to- quiet
noisy drive gears. The result obtained
from its use is hardly p~erceptible and
at the same time detrimental to prop
or fabrication OF bearings and gears.
Caution: See that all drain plugs arc
inspected and filler holes are closed
and screwed up tight,on rear axle.
Rear Wheels.
While your q is still on jacks, re-
move the hub cap and see that wheels
are tight and properly locked on axle
shafts.
In some cases the rear wheel bear
ings are oiled through hub caps, in
this event see that the hub caps are
we'll filled with grease. Your instruc-
ton book will describe the construc-
ton Of this particular important
point.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-24
MEET
AT CANDO CLOSES

cando. N. D., Oct. 27.-The Town
er. county corn and potato show, now
an annual event, closed here today
with a. large crowd in attendance
Fine specimens OF both corn and
potatoes were shown while an auc-
ton for the benefit OF farmers was
conducted.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-24
Helps @ Information

recent query General Julian s.. Carr!
of North Carolina, wrote:
II am a iielltenAnt-general in the
organization Of the U. c. v. and I am
commander of the Department Of the
Army OF Northern Virginia. I was a
private in Lees army. I wore no
stars on my collar nor braid on mys
sleeves, but I followed the immortal.
Lee to Appomattox and never missed
a roll call"