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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-02-03
zELEZNICARSKA STAVKA V
NEMCIJI.

Berlin, .. feb. - NemGiia Sc ma.
haia danes V objemu generalnc
stavke zelezniGarskih delavcev :
Popolnoma yes zelezniski promet
ie obmiroval, ko. SO skupno "a
Stavkali stroinih, kmjaci in spre-
vodniki. lie nekai Osebnih vlakOv
"a najnuinejSe pOtrebe obratuje.
Stavka je zacela OBJ pOfnoci, po-
TEN ko je transpOrtacijSkO mini
Strstvo odklonilo zahtevo zelezni-
Garjev, ki So proSili povecanja
place od petdeset do petinsedem-
deset Odstotkoy.
Vlada ie naznanila, da hoGe "a
vSakO ceno Ope1irati nepretrgOmt
poStni promet. PoSta ne sme pre-
nehati in Ge he bo drugaGe Sc BIO
upOrabilo V Ia namen zraGna It.
tala.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-02-03
ZoPET CUDEzNA REsITEV.

Berlin, Conn, 2. feb. = 10 je
drvar James Durkee zagal hikori-
jeve hlode hickory = ameriSki o.
reh) veliko cirkularno zago, ka-
,tero je poganial mocan bencfnski
motor, je dozivel najpretresljivej-
Sc sekunde V svojem zivljenju.
Motor je tekel, James Sc pa
sklone miren, da ga ocisti zaga-
MIA. To ie storil re mnogokrat, pa
Sc nj zgodilo mic. Toda zdaj? Gil
baioci deli storja so zagrabili rob
njegove suEnje in io vlekli k Sc
bi. Z MO vred seveda tudi NIGGA.
V poslednjem hipu Sc mu je po-
sreeilo, ola Sc ie zagrabil "a plat
formo, ma kateri je stal motor III
drzal, drzal vso silo svoie moci.
Bill je oriaSki obupen BOZ toda
Durkee je vztraial in Sc drzal, ola
SO pokale miSice, docim je stroj
polagoma trgal NIGGA obleko
Bilo je zelo mrzlo in nosil ie vrh-
MO suknjo, spodai "rekelc'', spo-
dai sweater, potem telovnik
vrhnio sraico, spodnio sraico =
vse je stroi svoio oriasko moclo
vlekel vase in trgal ma drobnc
koScke in slednie OWL okoli raz
nih svoiih delov. Gumbe je stro]
zmlel V prah. Ko lie stroi koncal ?
obleko gorniega della telesa, je "a
eel spodai. Naiprej ie strgal vrh
ME hlace. potem spodnje. KonGnc
je bill Durkee osvobojen vse "no
svetne" navlake. Obleten lie bill sa
mo V nogavicah in Gevljih, oko'
NIGGA ie pa vihrala ledenomrz''
%snezena vihra. ''-' '''''
Samo niegova Samsonova mo'
ga ie re$ila gotove smrti, a ko 81
bill grozni moment obupnega be
ia konGani, je Durkee trepetal p'
vsem telesu, Cd mraza III strahu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-02-03
PREMOGoVNISKI OPERATOR
il NAMERAVAJO ZNTzA-
II MEZDE.

Premogarski baroni V India
mi in Illfnoisju nameravajO priho-
dnio pomlad znizati Svojim delay-
,cev itak pi6le mezde in pri TEN
praviio, da Jim tudi staVka ne 90
ubranila tega.
Ma drugega februarja je zboro-
xala zveza operatorjev Y Cmcagn
i'm ma TEN sestanku ie bilO re6enc,
da ko nitro poteGe sedanja pogod-
ba z L. NJ. w. of ~, DO treba ta-
koj znizati mezde in OpuSth Sc
nekatere pogoie sedanjr pogo7-
bi.
Rice Miller, predsednlk llhnoJ-
ske zveze premogovnih operator
lev naznanja, da so illinOjSd pIe,
mogarii zato nezapoSljeni, ker
druzbe ne moreio kOmpetirati z
drugimi, ki so ze znizale mezda
svojim delaveem.
John L. Lewis, predSednik pre-
mogarske mije, je pozval kom
tel "a doloGenie move lestvle7 X
sestanku, lzi Sc bo vr$il ma s. fc-
bruarja V IndianapoliSu. Ma Sc
stanku bo potem izdelal kOmitcj
novo lestvico. IzvrSuje sc tudl pri-
prave "a skupni sestanek med vo-
ditelii zelezniGarske unije IN "a
.stopniki premogarskih delaveev'
Zelezni6arski delavei Sc MANFRED
tudi nahajaio pred nevarnostJo
ola i'm druzbe znizaio mezde. Sc
dai Sc hOGeio vzajemno prem2'
garskimi delavci upreti ii nakanl
Ako ne bo drugaGe tedaj bOSta O.
be delavski organizaciji skupnc
zaStavk kali.
John l.. Lewis je re postal vodl'
teliem zelezniGarjev vabiIa, da pri
dejo ma sestanek, da Sc skupnO do,
govorijo morebitnem skupnem
boiu.
ID. w. Holt, predsednik Organi
zacije zelezniSkih SignalmenOv i
naznanil, da so o TEN re razprav'
ljali voditelii zeleznicarskih Orga'
nizacij in so mnenja vSi, da bi bile
zelo ugodno "a ODE Strani, Ge pre-,
mogarii in zelezniGarji zaStavkajC
SkupnO.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-02-03
Izsla lie kniiga
ZGODOVINA PAPEzEV.

V tenn izbornem delu je opisana
zgodovina vseh papezev cd facet
ka krSeanske dobe do papeza Leo
ma XIII, to je zgodovina 260 pa
pezev,, do casa ko Sc ie zacel novi
vek. Kniiga ie dveh delhi ali
zvezkih, prvi obsega 1884 strani,
drugi pa 452 strani. Oba della sta
bogato ilustrirana, tisk ma finem
papiriu in mehko toda okusno We
zana. Velikost kniige ie 6x9 pal
cev. Oba zvezka skupaj staneta
$3.50, kar ie komai dovoli, da so
placani nasi stroSki.
Posliite narocila ma Glas Svobo-
de, 1855 S. Crawford Ave, Chica-
go, I'll.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-02-03
D7IOJCKA PoROJENA v DVEH
KRAJIH.

IL San Diego, Cal. sc poroca o
zanimivem sluGaju. V Coronado
ziveGa Mrs. James l. Collins je
porodila dekIicO. KOmai Sc je to
zgodilo, kO so naStale komplika-
.ciie in zdravnik ie spoznal, ola ie
nuinO pOtrebnO, da Sc mater ma
.glo odpelie z ambulance San
Diego bOlniSnicO. Tam ie zena
porOdila deGka, TakO ie Sedai de-
kIiea vkniizena Coronado, MEN
brat, H Sc je rodil uro pOzneje, pa
San Diegu.
Matt in oba novoroienGka so V
dobrem staniu. '"To ie slucai, ki
premaga vse rekorde, kar sem jih
Se sliSal, ie menil DIR. Raffaelo
Lorini
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-02-03
VINO IN PIVO Sc NAJBRz
POVRNETA.

Po vsei dezeli Sc vrsi zanimivc
gibanie, da Sc spremeni dolocbe
.prohibicijskega zakona v tollko
da bo dovolieno izdelovati pivo III
lahka vina.
V Chicagu prirejajo nekateri IL
sti glasovanie med raznimi sllupi-
mani liudi, da Sc 1--WE, ce so ljudic
"a to, ola Sc povrneta vino in pivo
in V vsakem slucaju je ogromna
veGina "a vino in pivo.
Y washingtonskem kongresu
sta reperzentata Hill IL Marylanda
in Brennan zacela siliti nal Sc pre-
pusti vprasanje piva in vina vsa-
kemu kraievnemu distriStu V od-
loGitev. Spremeni nal Sc torej "a
kon V toliko, da Sc sme izdelovaii
in toGiti vino in pivo vsakem
kraiu, kjer so oblasti S TEN zado
voline.
HilIov nacrt pravi. da Sc mai OBJ
daci pivo 20 centov ma gallon in
vino 40 centov. To bi letno prime
slo od petsto do tisoc milionov do
lariev. Il te svote mai bi Sc potem
placevalo voiakom bonus.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-02-03
KAKO Sc UBRANITI
INFLUENCE.

V New Yorku ie izbruhnila in
fluenca in kaj lahko mogoce Je,
da Sc pojavi tudi drugod. Nikake-
GA pravega zdravila Sc nimajo
zdravniki, Xxi bi zavarovalo Glove
ka pred MO. Neko drugo sredstvo
je, ki ie veliko bolise kot vsa
zdravila in to ie zdravstveni new
yorSki komisar Copeland opisal,
dial natiskati ma plakate in MALE
pitt po vseh javnih prostorih.
Ma kratko reGeno, kopeli to-
phi vodi brani cloveka pred influ-
enco. Postopati ie tako
"V kopalno posodo ie naliti "a
dostno mnozino hudo tople vode.
Gin boil vroca ie TEN boljsa, ko-
likor paG more Glovek strpeti. V
niei mora ostati clovek pol ure.
Dobro ie ako Sc doliva tekom tega
casa move vroce vode, ker Sc prva
zaGne ohlaievati. Tekom tega ca
sa, ko Sc kopaioGa oseba nahaia
V vodi, mai Spite kvart vroce limo
made. Tako vroca mora biti, ola 10
kopajoGa oseba lie pocasi zamore
"srebati"
! Pc preteku pol ure sc lie treba
magic osusiti brisaco in potem V
topic posteljo med dve odeji. Ia
l1oj >sledi potenie, XII traja pribliz-
no emo uro. Ko potenje preneha,
/ ie treba takoi skoGiti IL postelje IN
Sc splakniti mrzlo vodo in nato
znova V postelio, toda zdai ne med
dive odeii, temvec med dve rjuhi.
Clobek zaspi navadno potem kot
Y nebesih.
! V New Yorku Sc influenza sum-
1.-Two siri. Ma prvega februarja ie
bilo vseh sluGaiev V mestu 8l2, ma
slednii dan pa ze 1852. Pljucnlca
Sc ie V istem casu pomnozila S lo5
sluGaiev ma 240. Ia influence lie "
mrlo dvaiset oseb, "a pljucnico pa
+ sestinsestdeset.
Dobro ie, da so ljudje previdnl.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-02-03
sTUDENTovsKI IzGRED.

Dijaki Rutgers kolegija v
Rahwayu, N. j. so na 2. februarja
zvecer napadli neki hotel, katere-
ga so povsem razbili in povrh po-
skodovali Sc tri osebe.
Policiishi nacelnik David III.
Ramsay, XII ie Vodil policijo V BOZ
prot yrocekrvnim dijakom = XII
so bill po veeini novinci = je do
bill nekaj hudega po nosu, Nosno
kost ina zdroblieno in nos zmlin-
cen. Nekemu detektivu ie prilete-
la V glavo opeka in mu napravila
tri palce dolgo rano.
Tekom boia so hotelski gostje v
smrtnem strahu zbe2a1i v svoie So
be in trepetaje poskusali, kako
diva spodai bitka med neukrot-
ljivimi diiali na eni strani in po-
licijo ter ognjegasci na drugi.
Mestni zupan ie naposled spo-
znal, ola ie cas-, da on intervenira.
Bill 81 ie svest, ola bo takoi nastal
mir, ko nitro Sc prikaze med vro-
Geglavei. Zacel ie govoriti pomir
jevalno. pa Sc nj dokoncal druge-
ga stavlla, ko ga zagrabijo dija-
Ske roke in zaGneio mikastiti. Di-
jaki so ga strahovito meckali med
seboi in suvali, da ie bill yes bun
kah. Koncno so GA treScili skozi
vrata ma cesto.
Dive pozarni brambi sta metali
mocne curke vode ma boievnilSe
Boj Sc je pojavil naprej med
diiaki staroletniki in novoletniki,
torei med rekruti in "starimi di-
narji".
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-02-03
NEMSKI RABELJ Ma
STAVKI.

V Badnu V Nemciji je zaStay,
kal rabeli. On dobi doloGenO Svo,
to IA vsako uSmrtitev, katerO IL,
vrSi po naroGilu Wade. Y Nemciji
Sc sekaiO ma smrt obsOienim glave
Rabelj pravi, da nikakOr ne mo-
re izhaiati S sedanjo ''premijo .
"a vsako glayo IN zato ne DO vet
vrSil tega lepega pOSla, ce mu ne
poviSajo nagrade.
Ker vlada sodi, da ne bo Stavko,
lomilcev, bo najbrz ugodila njego,
Vi zahtevi.
liza casa nemSke reyOlucije je
bilO V NemGii Obglavljenih enaJst
ZlOGincey.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-02-03
ITALIJANSKI KABINET
RESIGNIRAL.

IL Rima Sc poroca, da je vlada
premieria Bonomi resignirala. Sta
liSce italiianskega parlamenta, ki
ie zaGel zborovati sedai, ie bilo
vladi sovrazno, radi Cesar ie sled
MIA podala svoio odstavko.
Ze pref Sc ie napovedalo, ola bo
parliament napadel notranie in zu-
nanje smernice Bonomiievega mi
nistrstva. Zatriuie Sc tudi, da ie
parliament bill nezadovolien sta
liSGem Wade napram Vatikanu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-02-03
MUNSAJNsKE BoMBE.

Ma drugega februarja so bile
newyorSke skrivne kleti hudO
bOmbardirane" Prohibiciiske o.
blasti pripovedujejo, da Sc je te-
kom dneva pripetilo vec ekSplO2ij
zganjarskih kotlov. Tri Osebe so
bile pri tenn mOGno poSkodovane.
Eksplozije so kazale pOliciji pot in
tako je bio nekOliko pOstavolOm-
cev aretiranih in vec StO gaiOn
prepovedane piiaGe zaplenjene. F.
den je mrl, ker ie pl denaturi-
ran alknhnl
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-02-03
RIJDNISKA EKSPLOZIJA V
PENNSYLVANIA.

Gates, Pa, 2. feb. = Danes Ego
dai Sc je pripetila eksplozija V
premogovniku Gates, ki je last H.
c. Frick Coal and Coke Co. Sc
dem delavcev ie bilo ubitih, dvain-
dvajset Sc iih pa nahaja zaprtih \.
rudniku in Sc he We, ce so zivi all
mrtvi
Izvezbana reSilna mOStya IL vseh
krajev ConnellSville oErozla So
prihitela in Sc vdelezila resilnega
della. Della Sc mrzliGnO naglico,
da Sc pride do zivopokopanih de-
lavcev.
Trupla mrtvih delavcev Sc Je
naSlo V enem prekih rOyov (entry)
in odpelialo do vznozja Safta. Sam
Brown, ld ie superintendent pre-
mogovnika, ie naznanil, ola le Elk
sploziia poru$ila in zasula nekate-
re rove. da bo pa reSihO moStVo
llmalu prodrlo skozi zapreke I'll do
spelo do, ,prostorov, kier Sc mama
iaio zaieti delavci.
Doslei Sc nj Sc naSlo nicesar, pc
Gemur bi bilo Soditi, da 50 zaJetl
delavci mrtvi ali zivi. Ma stotlne
oseb IL bIiznjih naselbin je priSl9
TX Gates premogovniku in potrebo,
valo Sc ie deset drzavnih polica-
icy. da so zadrzavai ljudi nazaj
Med mnozico 50 bill tudi plakaloc5
Glani druzin ponesreGenih.
Gates premogovnik ie eden MAJ,
veGiih V tel blizini i'll normalnC
della V MEM tisoG delavcev, obra
toval ie dan in noe.
Gates, Pa, 2. feb. - (PozneJSt
porociIo), Do sedaj Sc ie izvedelo
da ie bilo pri eksploziji V Gate;
rudnil1u ubitih petindvajset oseb
moznost pa ie, ,da bo Stevilo zrteN
maSalo Sestindvaiset. Trideset Gle
IIsvcersie delalo Y oddelku. kiel, 5,
ie pripetila eksplozija, od teh St
Stirie pravoGaSnO zbezah.
Sestnajst mrtvih 50 odpeljali
ImrtvaSnico V MaSontOwnu, poe
Saftom premogovnika Sc pa naha
ia Sc $est trupel, S katerimi Sc ca
ka, da Sc naide Sc ostale ti ali Sti
ri, XII so Sc vedno pod razvalin0
mi. Fm lE IL. e -.
Vzroka ekSploziie Sc nj dalo do
gnati. Pc znakih ma truplih Sc j
Spoznalo, ola 50 Sc 20 vecini zadu
Sill, le nekai Nth Sc ie naSlo zasu
te kameniem ali premogom,
Birmingham, Ala, 2. feb. - Elk
sploziia pima rudnil1u Belle FL
len. okraiu Bibb, ie' ubila Seden
kamiencev, ki so bill zaposlien5
pri kOpaniu premoga. Tako Sc gla
81 poroGilo, katero je preiel c. II
Nesbitt. drzavni rudmSki mSpek.
tor.
Eksploziia lie biIa lokalna ii
trupla ubitih Sc ie kmalu dobilC
ma povrSje. -
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1922-02-03
RUsKo PREBIvALsTvo.


V Rusiii Sc ie nedavno izvr$ilc
ljudsko Stetie, ki je pokazalo, Ola
Sc nahaia njei 130, 500 oseb
Cd leta 1915 Sc ie torei 2manjSalo
stevilo ruskega prebivalstva "a
IlS,202, 400 oseb.
Glavni vzrok manjSega Stevila
prebivalstva V Rusiii je pac usta-
novlienie malih drzavic IL ruske-
ga ozemlia in ruskega prebival-
stva. Tako imamo Finsko, Estonl-
jo, Letsko, 1.-two in Pollsko, Fse
te drzavice, te ze MISC seStaGl1ene
popolnoma IL ruskega ozemlja, SO
dobila velike dele od ME. Nadalle
je pa scveda Russia prestala wee
tekom voine kot katerakoll drg.1T!&.
dezela na syotu, 30 Nl.hu ie Russia
Sc krvavela radi drzavljanske VOL
ne: Use to je zmaniSevalo Stevllo
njenega prebivalstva. Naposled Sc
iahko &c steie kuzne bolezni in pa
6dsotnost Rusov. Sal Sc samo V
JugoslaviN nahaia skoro toliko
Rusov kot ie Slovencev.
SIoyeniia tudi ne steje toliko
prebivalstva kot pred voino. IL
CUBA ma KoroSkem in Primorskem
pojasnjuje to.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-16
GENERAL

Marion Maxwell, 2 years old, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, was arrested in connection with thefts from mails at the Union Pacific terminal.
 The National Council of Boy Scouts announced the designation of Mortimer L. Schiff, banker of New York, as in- ternational commissioner of the Boy Scouts of America.
 John Spencer of Pope county and Harry Spencer of Conway county, Ark, half-brOthers, met for the first time in forty years when they were both placed in the same cell in the county jail at Little Rock. Both were under arrest on liquor charges.
 Sanford s. Murphey, Denver, Colo, formerly a resident of Dover, Del, who months ago made a gift of $50,OO0 for a new Presbyterian Church, has now created a $5OO,OO0 fund for estab- lshmenC of a school for dependent or phan children at Dover. The name of the school will be the 'EliZabeth w.. Murphey School, Inc.," in memory of his mother, who died here several years ago. A new hospital will be built in memory of his deceased father, who many years ago was pastor of the local Presbyterian Church. Sanford $. Murphey is president of the HuerfanO Coal Company, with offices in Denver, and makes his residence at the Brown Palace hotel when in the city.
 The ankle-length skirt was officially and permanently removed from the wardrobes of 300,000 New York women by the action of delegates to the con vention of the New York City Fedora ton of WOmen's Clubs in voting unan- imously to wear dresses no longer than seven inches from the ground.
 Henry WerbIOw, acting manager of the Peking, China, branch of the Asia Banking Corporation, was arrested up- on his return to New York from China on a charge of grand larceny in con- nectiOn with an alleged attempt to de fraud banks out of $139,0O0 by means of forged cablegrams. His brother, Robert, until recently an emplOye of the Chase National bank, was ar rested on a similar charge.
 Fifty years ago the prison doors at Waupun (Wis.) state penitentiary closed behind Bill Maxwell, PeshtigO farmer. Sentence was for life, for the charge had been the murder of a friend in a quarrel over a woman. In few days he will have been imprisoned for an even fifty years. Warden R. NJ. Cole does not intend to let the day go without some observance of special occasion. He has ordered the prison bakery to produce the best cake it knows how.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-16
BIRD IS FAST ON ITS FEET
California Roadrunner Famous for Its Custom of Sprinting In Front of
 Trotting Horses.

A bird known as the California road runner has earned his common name from his delight in sprinting along roadways, especially when pursued by horsemen or moderately slOw-gOing vehicles. In the picturesque old days of California 1t was no uncommon sight to see this bird running a half mile or so in front of fast-trOtting horses.
 Another common name, chaparral- cock, is given in allusion to his living in the chaparral of the semi-deserts.
 The bird belongs wholly to the West. Formerly he ranged from the plains of Kansas to the chapparal- covered hills of the Pacific coast and from central California to Mexico, but he Is rapidly becoming rare. He Is built like a heron, except for his short legs, but, unlike that water-loving bird, chooses deserts for his home. He has wings, but scarcely has the power to fly, though he is one of the f1eetest of runners.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-16
COAL OF VEGETABLE ORIGIN
Abundant Proof That Huge Forests, In Former Epochs of the Earth,
 Became Petrified.

Although in most instances there are comparatively few traces of it's vegetable origin left, coal owes it's ex- istence to the vast masses of vegeta- ble matter deposited through the lux uriant growth of plants in former epochs of the earth's history, and since slowly converted into a petrifed state.
 Coal fields today present abundant indications of the existence of huge ancient forests, usually in the form of coal formed from the roots of trees. Several such forests have been uncOv- cred, one of which In Nova Scotia Is a good example. Remains of trees have been found there, six to eight feet in height and four feet in diam eter. In a colliery in England, in a space of about one-quarter of an acre, there have been found the fossilized stumps of 7S trees, with roots at- tached, and broken-off trunks lying about, one of them 30 feet long, and all of them turned into coal.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-16
PLAN TO CONTROL WEATHER
Scheme Has Been the Dream Of Many Scientists, but Nothing Practical
 Has Been Evolved.

Three or four years ago Sheffield (Eng.) workingman claimed to be pue- ting the finishing touches to an instru- ment to enable him 'to focus beams of ether oscillation" and so control the weather. Unfortunately, the instru- ment could not have been so perfect as he thought, for nothing further has been heard of it. Before that Leeds scientist had come to the conclusion that 1t was within the scope of hu- man possibility to prevent disastrous cyclones, hurricanes and storms, and even to improve permanently the weather of the British isles" The idea was the production of an instru- ment enabling the operator to colleca or dissemble the molecules which form the atmosphere, securing the degree of density desired and so arranging the best weather required for any dis trict or seasonal occupation. Mora than twelve years ago Sir Oliver Lodge demonstrated that fog could be dis' pelled by electricity, though the process was too costly for adoption generally.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-16
Fate Takes a Hand,

Life has many embarrassing mo- ments, but this was truly a dreadful one. I was a senior in a large uni versity, and had had romance with a prominent classmate. After our en- gagement was broken we were not on speaking terms, and this was general ly known.
 One evening I had been studying at a table in the library reading room when the lights went out. I stood up and collided with some one. I in- stinctively threw out my arms, and he did likewise.
 Of course, the lights went on sud- denly, and I found myself embraced and embracing my ex-fiance. Every one saw us, and we made quite a scene trying to get out.-Chicago Trib- une.
The St. Johns herald., 1922-11-16
Monkey Reasons.

It used to be thought that beasts and birds were guided in their action entirely by instinct, reason playing no part whatever in their daily lives. But now naturalists are not so sure. To learn to use a lever as a mechanical instrument implies, one would think, a certain amount of reasoning power. Yet a monkey kept in captivity em- ployed a stick to pry up the lid of a chest which was otherwise too heavy for the animal to raise.
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impressive Income.

"Dubwaite was always hard up when he was making $2,OOO a year. Now he's making $2OOOO a year and he's still hard up."
 "But he has one advantage"
 "Well?"
 "Bill collectors will stand for great deal more back talk from $20,OOO-a- year man than from a $2,OO0a-year man. n."-Birmingha Age-Herald.
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It is far more easy not to feel than always to feel rightly, and not to act than always to act well.
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Children sweeten labOrs, but they make misfortunes more bitter.
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nnrinn Hot Weather.

''It's a cold world"
 '"That's a dead issue, at present. "-T Louisville COurier-Journal.
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coneealinu InIouIty.

OVIINW1+HI''b ''''NIS'-I' "Paw, why does Santy Claus weaE a beardY" Because he has so many Christmas neckties, son."
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FOREIGN

The ReichStag by vote of 314 to 76 decided to prOlOng the term of Freid- rich Ebert in the German presidency until June 30, 1925.
 George Cadbury, cocoa manufacturer and founder of the model village of Bournville, died recently at Birming- ham, England. He was 83 years of age.
 A world fight against prohibition, with the United States as the center of the wet campaign, was planned at the closing session of the secret con- ference of anti-prohibitionists at Brus- selS
 GuglielmO MarcOni told the Chicago Tribune that he is perfecting a device for sending private wireless messages directly between two parties and pre- venting other stations from listening in.
 The London Daily Mail states that 1t is anticipated that Earl Balfour will resign from membership in the assem- bly of the League of Nations, owing to the fact that he has not been included in the new cabinet.
 The cooperation of the United States with the labor bureau of the League of Nations was declared high ly desirable at Geneva at the interna- tional labor conference in a resolution presented by the delegates of the Jap anese government.
 q am not trying to take away any ones beer; I want to give the voters freedom to control the drink trade. '" Thus speaks Lady Astor in an election address issued in which she denies that she desires to impose prohibition on the people by some act or bill.
 An attempt was made recently to blow up Oriel House, Dublin, the head quarters of the governments criminal investigation department, Dublin dis patch states. Several people were slightly injured and many windows in the Merton Square district were broken.
 Just one short of 9O,OOO persons en- tered Canada during the fiscal year ended March 31, 1922, according to a report of the immigration department. This compared with 148, AIT immigrants in the year previous. Of the total 39,2OO were from the United Kingdom, as compared with 74,282 the year pre- vious, and 29,345 from the United States, as against 4S,O59 in 1921.
 Halide Edib Hamm, the famous Turkish pOetess and wife of the vice president of the AngOra government, plans to leave next month for prOpa- ganda tour of England and America. She is now engaged in gathering sta tistics and photographs of the devas- tated districts over which the Greek army retreated before the Turks, which she is planning to use during hpr fOur