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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-21
J. SIDNEY SHARP, M. ..
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office Over Heath Bros. Store
Rcing Main Street.
Phones: Office. 81; Residence. 2ls
]. ID. Moss w. p. Moss
MOSS BROTHERS
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS
Grenada, Mississippi
Phone 1873
Take Your Malarial Troubles
r. A- xly

Take Your Malarial Troubles
To AlL;son's Wells
Attention ~ dlrecJe1 10 the ad OF
AllisO : Wells elsewhere in this is.
sue. Look ove~ the analysis of the
water made by the State Chemist and
You will see that the water contains
the properties to make sure of Kidding
your system of malari;.l troubles. II
is a delightful place and the mana.e-
ment will leave l.othing undone to
make your stay there pleasant auc
enjoyable. Write D. C. Latimer 4
Co., Proprietors at Way post office
this State.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-21

See the samples Of Christmas greet
ing cards on display at the Sentinel
Office.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-21

Watch for Bills Minstrels IN
nouncement.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27

a htpVIstIOndZ CHOKE
Elfogadva 1921 februar 9-en.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27
AzoNNAL ATvEHET0

Es $100 iefizetese, valamint a
vetelarhatraleknak a berosszeg-
nek megfelelo rsszletekben val6
t0rlesztese mellett megvehet0 egy
g szohas haz a Sharon villamos
vonal 5 centes tavolsagaban tJo
ivoviz egy 50x137 nagysagu tel
ken. Vetelar $3.50. Felvilagosi-
tast ad HIMMELREICH, 6O5 Dol
lar Bank. Main 737, Automatic
6131.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27
,MUNKAT KEREs

Egy s honap el6tt Amerikaha
erkezett, magyarul es nemetiil be-
szelo, 40 ewes, egyediilallo asz-
saony, .aki els0rendii .szakacsno es
a haztartas minden .agaban Macy
jartassaggal bir, esetleg videkre is
hazvezeton6nek ajanlkozik. SKI
yes megkeresesek: e. B. 1884 Man
haitian ave., Youngstown, o.
(2027,3)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27

vagy atruhazasa karteritesi 0sszeggel
meg mem engedhet6, hogy annak be-
hajtasa6rt dij mem szamithat6, ,hogy. a
hitelez6k altal lie mem foglalhat6, hsgy
a hozott rendelkezesek athagasat bin 8
tetessel sujtsa, hogy ia6f5l id5re kar
.teritesis igenyek bejelentesi koriilme-
nyeit szabalypzza, hogy szerz6d6st,
vagy szefz6deseket kothessen es kc
zelessel jar6 k0ltsegeket fizethesse, es
hogy minden egyebb intezkedest meg
tehessen, ami biztositja nevezett alap
kezeleset es az abb6l torten6 fizetesel.
ket. Ohio allan teljes becsIlete ss, Ai-
tele zalog ARA, hogy kotvenyek TEL
jes osszege fizetve lesz Ohio allan.
kozonsege ezennel kijelenti, hogy tor
veny er6re emeli ezt rendkiviili mo-
dositast, melyet kul0nos koriilmenyek
megkovetelnek, kijelenti hogy evvel
modositassal mem celozza fenallo al
kotmany rendelkezeseit esakis fenrt
m6don. Ezen sZakasz intezkedesei on
rendelkez0k. Az osszes k0tvenyek visz..
szavaltasa utan es az -osszes karteritesi
igenyek kiel6gitese utan nevezett
l.
Fund.- tartozik torvenyhozasnak tel
ies elszamolasat beterjeszteni es az
esctleg fenmarad6 osszegek felett az
intezked6s a t0rveny altal el6irt mo
don tortenik.
Tovabba hataroztatilz. hogy az lit
elrendelt vaTasztason, amelyen az al.
lam szavazoi hataroznak ezen referen-
dun felett, ezen szakasz kovetkez6
t0rveny altal el6irt m6don legyen meg
iel6lye a hivatalos szaVaz6 eedulan:
TO AMEND ARTICLE VIII OF
THE CONSTITUTION TO
PROVIDE FOR ISSUING
BONDS FOR ADJUSTED
COMPENSATION + OR
SERVICE IN THE WORLD
WAR .......... YES
| TO AMEND ARTICLE VIII OF
THE CONSTITUTION TO
PROVIDE FOR ISSUING
BONDS FOR ADJUSTED
COMPENSATION FOR
SERVICE in THE WORLD
VAN NO
Vegiil hataroztatik, hogy javasolt
m6dositas ,eloirt hirdeteset annak az
el6irt szavaz6cedulara helyezeset az
allamtitkar a torvenyben el6irt m6don
vegezze ell es ha szavaz6k t1bbsegey
a t0rveny szerint az elfogadas mellett.
don't, kormanyz6 proklamaci6 utjan
alkotmany er6re emelje a proklamaci6
keletenek hatalya alatt.
CLARENCE J. BROWN,
a szenatus elnoke
RUPERT BEETHAAI,
kepvisel6haz eln0ke
Elfogadva 1921 februar 9-en.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27

tani! III, lakik ibosagben eltek, !!
gyiijtson .mindegyiktek segy dol
lart Is irjatok neyeiteket abba az
galbumba, amely ikis magyar test
|gvereitek megmenteset ,fogia maya
ba foglaA1i. sEz az album sdiszess
kotesben oft foglal ,nlajd helyet,
a gyermek-szanatorium kapolna-
ljanak oltara elott, hogy a josag-
tok eltet6 melegeben reszesiilok
tagra nyilt szemekkel olvashassak
boldog amerikai .testyereik ,aldott
neveit, de oft lesz ennek diszes
k0nyynek meg diszesebb masolata
Ia magyarok mindenhato Istene
elGtt, aki veghetetlen josagaval,
b6segesen fog megfizetni minden
centert, amt akkor adtok, amikor
arra legnagyobb sziikseg van, ami
kor azzal legt0bb i6t teszteK.
| Amerika magyar gyermekei!
Adjatok magatok es gyiijtsetek
masoktol is. Kezdjetek meg a
| gyiijtest azonnaV, inert minden
nappal egy-egy szenved6 kis test
veretek eletet mentitek meg.
/ IGyiijtson minden amerikai ma
syar gyermek legalabb egy dol
art. Kiildjetek be AIT azonnal
hozzam CIT 3rd Street, Passaic,
IN. J), hogy segitest haladekta-
lanul megkezdhessGk.
Josagtokat or6k id6kig fogja
/ hirdetni penzetekert epil5
gyermek -szanat6rium, 0r0k id6kie
;. aldani fogja magyar haza ap.
.raja-nagyja!
Els ii, magyar anyak es apak
. Ultessetek terdetekre draga oyer
mekeiteket, olvassatok ell nekik
ezt a felhivast, beszeljetek nekils
arrol merhetetlen szenvedesr0l
amely a tengeren tul sanyargatjs
vereinket. Els ha megerttettetel
veliik AIT scent kotelesseget
mely Amerika magyar gyerme-
keire var te vegzetes pillanatban
kkiildietek 0ket felebaratainkhoz
akik bizonyara meg fogjak hall
gatni egy gyermek kero, esd6 sza
vat .akkor, amikor az irgalmassa!
szent neveben k0nyor0g adomany
ert beteg. ehezo gyermekek sza
mara.
Minden magyar hitkozseg lelki
pasztora k0zolje felhivast az is
f, kOlakOteles magyar gyermekek
kel. Tamogassak az artatlanoka
az artatlanul szenvedok segelyeze
seben.
DIR. Henyey Vilmos penziigyi al
lamtitkar november no els6 nap
jaiban utazik vissza Magyaror
szagba. Tegyiik lehetove, hogy
: gyermekek addig tekintelyes osz
szeget gyiijtsenek 0ssze.
Amerika magyar gyermekei
: Csak egy dollart gyiijts0n mindel
> gyermek, sok-sok ezer magya
testverketek eletet fogjatok meg
menteni.
\ Kerlek, tegyetek meg!
Marczinko JOSEF.
Passaici rom. kath. magyar pie
banos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27
Eelhiyss Amerika magyar gyermekeihez

A kiknek az elet kiizdelmei meg
aasm fasitottak el sziveteket, akiks
meg mem tudjatok, mi 4nelkul0-
yes, "a szenveaes. III hozzatok.
sz6lok, Amerika magyar gyerme-t
bkei. III hozzatok, kiket sziilei-s
tick szeretete bGseggel halmoz el,
akiket elegedett fboldogasg kor-
nyez. Ii hozzatok, akiket a jo.
ruha we'd hideg szeltol, es6tdl es,
akik mindennap j6l taplalkoztok.
Ii hozzatok szolok, akik vidam
tpajtasok ykozott, pajkos kacagas-
sal .t1ltitek, be a baratsagos ott-
thont es akik, egy boldogsaggal ell
!, telt nap alkonyan faradt karoto-
kat szeretettel fonjatok edesanya-.
tok nyaka kore, hogy egy utols6
.csokkal, puha, meleg agyhan me-,
ritsetek erot, egy talan boldogabh
holnap oromeihez. ;Ti hozzatok
szolok, hogy sok szazezer szen-
vedo magyar testverketek segely-
klaltasat tolmacsoljam.
A szenvedes, nelkiil0zes es ehseg
altal agyon gy0tort magyar oyer
mekek gyenge tudeje er6tlen han.
gan sohajt feletek, de a ii erze-,
keny kis .szivetek megrezdiil a ba-
nat es sivar vagyakozas lehalo sza-
|.vara, mely felidezi elmetekben q
kozelgo karacsony oromeit, ke-
serveit. Oromeit ii szamotokra,
! akik .honapok 6ta rakjatok skis per
selyetekbe megsp6rolt pennyket,
'hogy sziileiteknek, testverketek-
mex karacsonyi ajandekkal fejez-
hessetek XII ragaszkodo szerete.
tet, a halat, mely sziveteket elt0l-
ii es akik a ragyogo karacsonyfa
tiind0kl6 fenyeben csak 0r0met
boldogsagot .es szeretetet fogtol
talalni.
De mi var a szazezernyi magyar
| gyermekekre, Duna,Tisza men
ten, vagy azokra az artatlan =
| vasuti kocsikban lako - poron
| tyokra, akik nem ismerik a ibol
| dogsag megnyustato erzeset, akil
maguk k0riil csak sapadt, szomo
ru arcokat latnak, akik sohasen
| kacagnak fel gyermeki gondtalai
saggal, akiknek testet alig fed
| egy-ket rongydarab es akik Mt
i tegve gondolnaksa kozelgo kara
csonyra, inert tudjak, hogy sze
retet iinnepe magaval hozza tie
rettento hideget. eamely ellen me
leg szoba es j6 ruha hijjan vede
| kezni mem ,tudnak.
| Amerika magyar gyermekel
| Olebetek magatokhoz forro szere
/ tettel edesanyatolS aldott keze
1 es kerjetek ot artatlan szivetel
| egesz melegevcl: anyam, segitsiinl
Il
| a mi agyongyot0rt magyar festive
| keinken! T0riiljiik lie szemiikbo
| a fajdalom, nelkiil0zes k0nnyeit
! deritsiink mosolyt arcukra, mer
| hiszen az 8 banatuk a mi bana
j tunk, az 0r0miik a mi or0miinl
Illesz
II Amerika magyar gyermekei
i Tobb ezer beteg testverketeke
| kellett kitenni az utcara, mer
| nincsen szamukra eleg penz oda
haza, hogy a tarsadalom adoma
4 nyaibol fentartott gyermek-szana
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27
sEL1oPo4r PENzEs1EvELEK.

Budapestr6l ,jelentik Egy posta-
automobilr6l, amely a fopostar6L az
egyik postahivatalba mentl eltiint egy
zsak, amelyben kilene pen
zeslevel volt, 100000 korona ertek
ben. A nyomozast meginditottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27
MEG A KALENDARIUMT0L IS
4PELNEK

JugosAaviaban alighanem bajok van
max szena koriil, hogy meg kalen-
dariumcsinali is felnek. Szabad-
kai jelentes szerint az SHS terileter6l
az 1922. eyre Nszcl6 osszes magyar nap
tarakat kitiltottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27

Derekovet vegyen, ha utasni ak6ssiil,
penzet abb6l mem lopjak .k6nnyen ki.
Kaphas6 RESs IkGELo - sFIAI-al&i-
s59 East Federal, kazel q Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27

RossE sbasz6l6g6p6t, zseb es fali6rajat
hozzank .kiildje. .Mersekelt aron javit-
juk. REss LAsZL0 es FIAI, $50 East
Federal, .k0zel Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27
Ohio allan torvenyhozasa a mindk6t
hazba torvenyesen megvalasztott
kepvisel6k harom otOdenek hozza-

kepvisel6k harom otodenek hozza-
jarulasaval ICY hatarozott:
Hogy 1921. november havanak else
hetfojet ,k0vet6 els6 kedden tartand6
Ialtalanos valasztasokon torveny al
tai k0riilirt formaban az allan .szava-
z6i ele .bocsatassek az javaslat, hogy
az allan alkotmanyanak Xix cikk6.
lnek 7-ik .szakasza k6vetkezak6pen
modositassek:
Tx Szakasz. Az dilam sezeanel ,fel-
osztatik .busEophat szenAtnsi keriletre
es pedig: Hamilton .megye legyen ~
else szenatusi kerilet; Butler, Cler.
mont, Brown ses Warren megyak ma
sodik; Montgomery 4 .hafmadik; "A
dams, Clinton Higland, Scioto Is Pike
. negyedik; Clark, Champaign, Logan
les Auglaize az otodik; Preblc, Darke,
Miami Is Shelby hatodik; Allen, Van
Vert, Paulding, Defiance, Mercer Is
Williams hetedik; Henry, Fulton, Put
nam, Hancock s6s Wood "a nyolcadik !;
Rickaway, Ross, Fayette, Madison IS
Greene 2 kjlencedik; Faixfisld, Hook.
ipg, Perry Is Athens q tizedik; Frank,
lin q tizenegyedik; Jackson, Vinton,
Gallia, Meigs Is Lawrapce q tigenr
kettedik; Morgan, Guernsey, Monroe,
Noble 6ss Washington a a~tizeAhasmadik !;
Belmonh Harrison es Jefferson sa tizen
negyedik; Licking, Msskinggpl, HQl-
mes Is Coshoctan "a tizen0t0dil Hardin
Marion, Union, Morrow, Delaware ses
kpoK a 'ti9enhatodik: Mcdina, kcssip
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27

Observation-Disclosures
Portage 'hhszonegyedik Astabula es
.Trnnbull a shnszonlsettedik; sCuyahoga
a huszonharmadils; Seneca, Wyandot,
Crawfords, Ashland Is Richland a
huszonnegyedik; Erie, Huron, Sandusky
es Ottawa huszonotodik; Lucas
,huszonhatodik.
Tovabba hataroxtatik, 4ogy az lit
elrendelt valasztaspn, .amelyen az al
lam .szavaz6i, yAataroznak ezen mode
sitas felett,, ezen szakasz t0rv6ny
altal elSirt 'kovetkez5 m6don legyen
miegjelolpe "a hivatalos szavaz6 eedulan
TO AMEND SECTION a OF
ARTICLE XI OF THE
CONSTITUTION OF OHIO
FOR APP0RTIONMENT AZ
OF MEMBERS OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY -. YES
TO AMEND SECTION .G7 OF
ARTICLE XII OF Y THE
CONSTITUTION OF OHIO
FOR APPORTTONMENT
OF MEMBERS OF TILE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY. NO
.vegtil .hataroztatik, hogy a javaselt
mo1ositas cl6irt hirdeteset annak az
el6irt szavaz6cedulara helyezeset az
lFallamtitkar - tSrvenyben el0irt m6don
vegezze Ell es ha szavaz6k t0bhsege
a t0rveny szerint az elfogadas mellett
don't, a kormanyz6 proklamaci6 utjan
alkotmany er6re Gaelic proklamaci6
| keletenek hatalya alatt.. s''''4
| CLARENCE j. BROWN,
a szenatus elnGke
RUPERT BEETHAM,
|ts6 a k6pvisel6haz eIn6ka
Elfogadva 1921. aprilis 29-en.
XII. tOIKK Les lGzAKAsz
IHoGY A T0RNESYHQzAS SzAvA-
szASI vAGYIS FEJAD6T HozHAs-
SON BE !UJ sr0RvHNY UTJAN.
Ohio allan torx6nEhozasa. a mindkst
hazba st0rv6nyessn megvalasstott
k6pvis4lGk. harom 0t6denek shozza-
jarulasaival ICY hatarozott:
Hagy 1921. november havanak az
else -hetfot 'kovet6 els6 'keddjen meg
ltartand6 altalanes ,valasztasokon bo
Iesatassek a szavaz6k ele, azok i6vaha-
gyasa, vagy elvetese vegett egy javas-
lat Ohio allan alkormanyanak XII.
cikkenek 1-s6 szakaszanak m6dosita-
saEa, smelynek sz0vege k0vetkez5
lenne:
XII. sCIKK.
1-s6 Szakasz. A torveny utian 5gon-
doskodhatik sszavaz6 illetve fejad6 be-
hozatalar6l.
vegiil hataroztatik, hogy fent en-
litett valasztaspkon ez a javaslat hi
vatalos szavaz6 cedulara helyeztessek
az allamtitkar altal storvsnyben el6-
irt formak szembentartasaval
Ha a javaslat mellett leadott szava
zatok meghaadjak az ellene leatlott
szayazatok szamat, ugy cz a m6dositas
lepjen eletbe 1922. januar len asss a
XII. cikk 1-s6 szakasza legyen semmis-
mex jelentve Is .hatalyon Xviii he
lyezve.
! CLARENCE j. BROWN,
q sszenatus elndke
RUPERT BEETHAM,
a keprisel5haz ,seln0ke
Elfogadva 1921. majus 13,an.
AMERIKAI EGYESULT ALLAAdOK
OHIO ALLAN
.Allamtitkari Hiyatala.
EN- HARVEY C. SHMITH, Ohio al
lam allamtitkata czenpels icazolonA.
thogy n fAnti jaVaslatok hitelesitett ma
.solatai az seredeti hatarozatoknak Is
aSok XII pontosau 0sszehasonlif
Az erAdeti hatArozatokat mint Alan
Ptitk6r bivatdlOMban orzom es pes1ic q
| k0yetkezG oh xn6nUMkat. 0h;n x4fn -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27
illegal Advertising
OHIO ALLAN ALKOTMANY
MODOSITASI JAVASLATAI.

VIII. CIKK "a SZAKASZ
Observation-Disclosures KIBoCsA4
.TASARA, HOGY Az, ALLAN A
vILAGHABoRUBAN ,REszTvETT
KATONAKNAK ;SZoLGALATUK
MINDEN HoNAPJARA $1,000
T. KARPOTLAST NYUJTSON.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-27

XII. CIKK 7-ik SZAKASZ
A TORvENYHOZZAs TAGJAINAK
ELoSzTASA HUSzONHAT SzENA-
TUSI KERULEEBE vAL6 Be
OSzTAS UTJAN.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-07
MYSTERIES OF HIDDEN HEAT
Time viii Surely Come When the
Earth Will Yield Up All of
Her Riches.

Vast stores Of heat and power lie
hidden in the bowels of the earth,
waiting to be tapped.
We could do without coal and Oil
could we but develop the heat re-
sources of the earth.
And in so doing we should probably
find new chemicals and minerals of the
greatest value to the worlds com
merce.
That is the conclusion scientists
have come to, and they are urging
expeditions to solve the mysteries of
the crust of the earth. Already some
use is being made Of the internal heat
of the earth in the volcanic regions of
Italy, where the steam issuing from
the ground is trapped and put to vari-
Gus uses.
1t is suggested that bores should
be sunk TO admit water, which would
be converted into steam and could
then be utilized for mechanical pur-
poses.
Excavation methods and machinery
have been improved so much of recent
years that it may be possible to sink
such bores and shafts to a depth of
thirty miles.
AT present the deepest well ever
bored is hole six inches in diameter
on a farm in the United States 1t
has been driven to a depth of 1879
feet, or nearly mile and a half.
The deepest mine shaft is at MORO
Nelho, Brazil which goes down about
mile and fifth.
As one expert points out, we have
only succeeded in scratching the
eartlts crust The real wonders have
yet to be revealed to us.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-07
Use of Peat as Fuel,


Few have realized that peat might
replace coal and break to a large ex-
tent the dependence of some of the
northern states upon distant coal
mines.
For several months a Minneapolis
company has been engaged in the prep
aration of peat for fuel, said TO be the
only enterprise of its kind in the coun-
try. A machine has been perfected that
digs maCerates and spreads out to dry
700 tons of wet peat in a day, or a
quantity sufficient to produce 100 tons
of dry fuel. That's how much peat
contracts in the drying process. One
man operates the machine.
During the summer the machine was
operated on a bog near Minneapolis,
and peat, prOcessed at the University
of Minnesota, was burned with salts
factory results in a Minneapolis office
building.
A crusher plant, with a capacity of
500 tons of peat day, has been built
ia Minneapolis during the winter to
produce powdered peat, and in the
spring ten peat digging machines are
tc be started on the Minnesota bogs.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-07
Riches. From the Mind.

In the last analysis a mans mind
is his best source of riches To him
who works it, no Klondike ever yield
ed richer ores. There is no limit to
the variety of jewels stored there; the
supply gives out only when men cease
to dig Columbus got a new continent
out of his mind and the marvels of
that new world are not yet fully
known. Newton got the laws of gravi-
ty from his mind and science has been
revolutionized to stay ever since. Far
aday mined the science of chemistry
from his mind. Edison. Marconi, Hol-
land, the Wright brothers and others
have chiseled frem their minds the
facts that have left blessings TO the
race. They did not get them bodily
from their minds. They found there
the ideas and the incentives, and as
they worked the material world was
made to yield returns that blessed tbs
race.-Grit.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-04-07
solidified Oil Economic Fuel.

French chemists have announced
that they are meeting with signal sue
cess in the effort to save and conserve
the fuel supply by a process which
solidifies the oil and makes it in this
shape much easier to handle and eco
nomical to burn as fuel.
AT no distant date, it is promised,
it will be possible to use the new
product as substitute for heavy fuel
oils in furnaces, locomotives, and for
other industrial purposes where coal
conservation is a big issue.
Not only will the product not be af-
fected by changes of temperature, but
it will also withstand combustion un-
less in direct contact with flames, while
it is easily extinguishable by water.
Preliminary samples already pro
duced have proved too costly.
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CHINESE HAVE OWN COURTS
OrientaIs in This Country Administer
Justice Without Troubling the
Regular Tribunals.

Completely isolated from any inter
ference from the occidental officers of
the law. the Chinese have theif own
courts Of law. Criminals against this
code when punished, are not hailed be-
fore the white mans tribunal. As
conclusive evidence, examine the
dOckets Of any court, in an attempt to
find where one Chinese has issued a
complaint against another, say the po-
lice. Quick execution, under the busy
life Of downtown Portland is said TO
have been meted out TO many men,
while milady shopped above.
At any rate, thar is the gist of one
OF the many tales told abnIt police
headquarters concerning Portland
Chinatown, by an "unchOw' who
should know. Most of the police are
aware Of the suspected existence of
the tunnel. The numerous raids
against gambling dens, which to the
public are more or less routine af-
fairs, are tinged with the thrill of ad-
venture for the police, who wonder
which one of their number will be
the first to discover one of the en-
frances to the mythical passageWay.-
Portland Oregonian.
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OTTUMWA NEWS

Appetite for beer is thirst.
Thirst for beer is appetite.
The Leaches and MuGp phys threw
In together and drove 20 Midland
Tuesday.
rae meeting sheduled at Hud-
sons SO many times, and as many
times postponed on account of
bad weather will be pulled off next
.,andas if possiDio. !,
The Manila and Singleton school
met at the latter place on Tues
day of last week for an old time
April FOOLS party. A hot time
was reported.
Lax Singleton drove to Midland
last week and brought home co
barrel tank which will be used
for a cistern.
Bill Haerer made business
trip to Midland on Thursday Of
last week.
Chas. Hand and w. S. Shoun
made a business trip to the coun-
ty seat Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Emerson were
Sunday gnests of the Cochrans.
Miles Hudson was out bright
and early Sunday morning round
ing up horses.
Lack Of detail often makes por-
tions Of the Bible unsatisfactory
There is Methuslah who lived 969
years but not word concerning
his easrly life or how he felt at
middle age. Nothing about the in
Ifirmaties of declining years or
what he ate or drank. No one
knows whether he ever had any
trouble with the work germ or
mot. Like Topsy, he seems to have
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were all dead. and some one must look
for his homecoming. One by one the
HeighborS SHOOK their heads and gave
up the task.
Poor Lemmie's gone for good" said
the last one, shaking his old head
sorrowfully. He was a good lad, was
lemmie, and knowed his boat better'n
most folks. Can't seem to see how
he'd let the sea get the better of him
no, stree, l ssan't believe he's lost
yet but he went home at last and
Nell was alone, straining her eyes to-
ward the mouth of the inlet. 1t was
the last day of her vacation and she
would have to return to the city on
the morrow; and here was Lem--her
aunt had promised 10 write and tell
her whether he ever came home.
Nell forgot all about her golden
men in the city as she remembered the
touch of LENS strong arm across her
shoulders when her father died; once
his lips had touched her bright hair,
reverently. Lem would take no more
than that, then. Her heart quickened
at the thought of him.
The sun was setting. The water
was turning to yellow liquid under
its golden touch. What was that In
the inlet? Nell rubbed her eyes.
Something sh!ning-somethins golden?
Yes-it looked like galleon, it's stern
heaped high with silver fish--tons
of them. AS it drew near to the old
wharf Nell rain down to meet it. A
fishing slOOp, painted yellow from
stem to stern, riding into port on a
flowing tide! A sail was reefed quick
ly and she came to under bare poles.
A chain ratified and there was a fresh
chunk" as the anchor struck the
water. NelPs hands went to her
thrOat-it ached so! Her golden gal
leOn-so this was the way it came?
Now, the dashing lOver-hOw strong
he was, this Lem Barker-like young
bronze god, his hair blowing back from
his handsome face, breaking into a
smile at sight of her slim loveliness.
"Oh, Nellie! Is it your" he said
hoarsely. as he leaped ashore.
eyes - Lem you are safe, my
dear"
We'll, darling2" he asked after a
long silence
She lifted her wonderful eyes to his
sea-blue ones. "My ship has come in
at last" she sighed contentedly, and
forgot all about the golden galleon she
had dreamed of.