davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03

mix thoroughly. Add remainder of
sauce and: cheese. Serve at. once.
This recipe win serve from to s
persons. sS =
Instead of chicken, the end piece
Of sirloin steak or u ID. round steak.
The round steak may be ground and
made into balls.
A BAKED DINNER
u pkg. boiled. maearoni
IN lbs. chopped ssund steale -
l minced onion - ,~ "a
Salt and Pepper
potatoes
I esp tomatoes
Butter .++..
Papriks -,.a 81
!. Take round steak, season well with
onion, salt and pepper, peel and
slice potatoes. then pack. dinner in
covered vessel as follows: In center
mould the meat, surround with macs
roni, sprinkle well with paprika, and
pour a cupful of canned tomatoes
over, then surround this with pota-
toes, season these and dot with but
ter. then cook in freless or bake in
casserole.
SPAGHETTI AID EGGS
2 hard boiled eess
V lb. spa&hetti if
| Bread erants sals
Sess6nin1 Pep h -l... -
Buffsr s-
Milk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03
Parents Should Give
Child More Attention
WCrd of Cong. Beded

Omaha, Nebs, Nov. 2-Too much
I time is being wasted in hating and
not enough time in loving, former
Congressman j. Adam Bede. of Min
nesota. declared here last night be-
fore the annual meeting of school
4 teachers. - tnfsg
1T is high time that the mothers
and fathers of America got back on
the home base. and performed their
part in the instruction" he said.
Mother Shoes the children off TO
school at, $50 in the morning. fear
ing that she will be late at the club
meeting. Father who used to read
the Bible lesson in the evening. has
become too busy and does not have
time to read the Book and discover
ing that he can hire a preacher to
do his praying, has forgotten how to
pray" 3,,I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03
Baptist Folks Enjoy
Halloween Party at
W. Friday Evening

About 200 people enjoyed the Hal
loween frolic Friday night at the
l. NJ. c. A. building. which was held
S the auspices OF the Christian
Ef.noeavor Of the Penney Memorial
United Baptist church. The build
ing was indeed we'll filled with gaily
assumed and happy people out to
ssn!oy the privilege of using the
aa.uing and everyone had won
Inc evening was passed with
5Sahles Of all sorts. many with the
halloween flavor. and there were
sspeciai attractions that added to the
. os These included a haunted
hh, on witches screen and q stunt
n,s very pleasing part of the ewes
,,n ting entertainment was the imita-
s aUn OF various bird calls which was
T heh py Mr.. Dubois of Portland.
az limitations were very clever
tp called forth much applause.
foo 'eIreshments of doughnuts, cof-
s es, pumpkin pies and apples We're
evo seu during the progress of the
49, snlns pleasure and these Hallow-
All, III refreshments were very accept
f,r anose in charge of the evenings
Sill. ii were: General committee, Beulah
chairman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03
Former Insurance Head
Gets Birthday Greetings

Former Insurance Commissioner G
Waldron Smith had birthday on
Friday, November End, and was over
whelmed with an avalanche of birth
day greetings from many scores OF
his former official associates, espec-
tally the State House Family" near
ly every department of the State
was represented, many of them be-
Ing from the heads of departments
Every member of his old staff in the
Insurance department remembered
their former chief. The iex-commis-
sioner was greatly taken by surprise
but was none the less deeply graft
fed by the remembrance. Mr.. Smith
Is passing the winter at his home a,
Peaks Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03

On the State Highway. between
Lewiston and Winthrop, Me-, Nov. 3.
For "a years and week. l have
been a silent reminder of violent
death" and the gray. slate grave
stone, by the side of the road, under
the huge maple tree and almost hid
den in the fallen leaves, located on
the Moore farm, glanced up, into
the late afternoon sun, which was
slanting down across (the road and
the stone.
Another sun is about to sink and
the time that 1 have marked the
spot where Major A. Coburn Of
Greene met death on Oct. % 1899 is
nearing the century mark. Those
We're the good old days, when the
uses of we grave stones were more
numerous. In those days it was not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03
Note Quake =. Wa.hinatan

Washington. Nov. 2-Severe earth
tremors were recorded late today on
the Georgetown University seisnlo-
graph. Beginning at 40 P. N. they
reached a maximum intensity be :
tween 5.19 and $50 and were still
registering at P. NJ Father Ton
dorf, in charge of the instrument. es-
timated the center of disturbance at
1900 miles from Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03
Augusta Furniture Co. H As %s.e, St..

Charles Porter, Miss Carrie Rich
ards, Alice Washburn, Dorothy Har-
ris, Ellwood Bean and Harlan S.
Kennedy; refreshment committee,
Annie Stiles, chairman, Elizabeth
Harris. Mildred Shea, Madeline Der
by; haunted chair. Mrs. Charles
Porter; witches screen, Carrie Rich
ards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03
Power Boys and
~" Bowlers Divide
Points in Match

The Central Maine Power Co. and
the Y. M. c, a. bowlers split the four
points in their match Friday night
with difference of II pins with the
Z. NJ. P. Co. ahead. Perkins of the
y M. c. y. was high string and
total with 1O5 and 800. Marston took
high total for the Central Maine
boys with 211 and tied for high
string with 10l. The total:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03

Toronto, Now, Benny Gould OF
New York. former Toronto neWsbos'
won the featl,erweight boxing cham
pionshjp OF Canada tonight. defeating
Curley Wilshur in ten round bout.
Could Rad the hest of, six rounds, one
was eycn, and Wilshur took three.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03

Boston, Nov. c--Geofge Ward of
Elizabeth, N. j.. easily outpointed
Eddie Shevlin Of Roxbury In ten
round bout here, tonight. Ward
weighed 144 pounds and Sbevlin las.
Wolf Larsen of. Boston kndcked out
Silas Green of Claremont, N. H.. in
the second round Of the -Echeduled
eight round semi final.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03
ouI THIS OUTFIT is WORTH MONEY

gans S ooT-lT is WORTH MONEY
G q saa . this ad and ten cents to Foley
Writing your name and address eiearIy'
Fol EVIL Mt,i receive a ten cent bottle of
Conesa HONEY AND TAR for
Bamn,s' Colds and Group, also free
Pills packages OF FOLEY KIDNEY
kidsav Tor Backache. Rheumatic Pains.
i LEY x ana bladder trouble, and FO-
4 stipa.I,nA TABLETS for Con-
.derfmi and Biliousness. These won-
i Of nae sossshsedles have. helped millions.
Tsvpte' Try them.-Adv. noy3-17
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03
WINTHROP

Rev. Mr.. Lee of Randolph will
preach at the Methodist church SUM-
day morning and evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03

Ants which can eject poison through
a, Fort Of hollow tube cxist in Indo-
China.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS
Trimmed in Scarlet

Trimmed in Scarlet" starring
charming Kathlyn Williams will be
shown at $50 and $50 this evening
at the Colonial Theatre, Winthrop.
1t is a story sentimental theme.
concerning daughters love and
sacrifice. Art Accord i'm "The
Oregon Trail will supply the neces-
sary thrills as usual.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03

The remains of Miss Amanda
Laid. who died the first of the week
In Readfield were brought to Win
throp for burial Thursday. She was
so years of age. Funeral service
were held Thursday at Readfield,
Rev. P. J. Clifford, pastor of the
Winthrop Methodist church .officiat-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-27
NUEyO CENTRIC DOCENTE

IIastl nosOtrOs ha llegado la no.
tica de que el cOnocido eaballerO, don
g. Lago, Sc proponc fundar EN- una
de las p0hlacones Gel sur de la iSla
I'M ccntro docente. cl cual. seguramen-
te ha dc tener la mayor importancia
para nurStra juyentud. +
FL ScRor I.a"n. de acucrdo con sis
manifcstacioneS hechas Il TN Srlipo
dc amigos. probablemcntc Sc decidira
porquc el rcferidO ccntro sea iasta-
lado en- Ponce La escuela sera de CO.
mcrcio, va que cl particular amigo que
nos ocupa es una persona versaqa en-
diversas materias de ensehanza, y en-
el cicrcico de las cualcs ha obtenidO
GXitcs completes.
Felicilamos al seilor Lugo, pOrque
pronto. su progrcsista idea Sc convier-
ia en- I'M hecho y pueda nuestro pueblo
rctibir el fruto, In vez que contri-
BUR con cntusiasmo al producto de
eSc nucvo ccptro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-27

iQue triste debe ser para unos Sc
res naturalmente sociables, honrados
w buenos, como son los pobres lepro-
sos Que viven en- aquella isla, verse
forZosamente privados, sin culpa de
su parte. del tratO Y conversation de
, las genteS, V arrancadOS de una ma
ncra viOlenta del senO de suS familias.
para ser reelufdGs en- I'm islote estre-
cho triSte! PtrO clio es necesario
pur In salua pGblica. SUPREMA LEX.
circunstancia Sc ahade 10 horrible V
repugnante de Ia Penosa enfermedad.
los dolores agudos que causa las
| muchaS iTcOmodidades que produce:
Y sobre todO Ia certidumbre que los
pacienteS tienen de que SUI NAL no
tiene otrO remediO que una muerte
ci:rta, tan ienta Y prOlongada como la
e!fermedad misma. va que continual
ment? estan muriendo. porque cada
do sus desfgurados V contrahechos
miembrOS; no podraG Tlenos lie deS-
pertar grande compassion ldstima ell
nuestraS almaS naturalmeutc compa-
siyaS. tOda> veZ que esoS deSgraciad0S
son hermanoS nuestrOs. Il quicnes no
podemOs Ebrar ciertamente del peno-
sismo que sufren pcro podcmos ha-
cerSelo mas lleradero v mcnOS peno-
so. iC0mo? EjcrciendO con ellos la
caridad Y misericordia del modo me-
j0r que pOlamoS. y pOdemOs indu-
dablemente de muchisimoS. por elem
plo ell dfa de los Santos Reyes alg1n
cXtraordinario que el comercio las
personals particulares donen con ese
fin, propio de este tempo de Pascua,
gu? les sea lie utilidad y protecho, Y
alin de simple cntretenimiento que
les lleve la memorial a la veZ. que es-
tan Ell Pascua de Nayidad, fiesta que
el mundO cnter0 celebra siempre con
algo cXtraordinario, porque recuerda
ell acOntecimientO mas grande, mas SUI
gcstivo mas tierno que han prescn-
ciado los siglos, como Ses el nacimicn-
to de nuestro Rcdentor.
Yo inyoco !, los sentimientos car!ta-
tiyos Y crisfianos dc todos Y hago m
llamamientO la puerta de los que
pueden, que son muchfsimcs, Y les pi-
do por amor de Dios ell aguinaldo pa
ra les pobrecitos leprosos, a Quienes
y" mismo tcndrt el gusto de visitar
| y repaltir ell nombre lie los donantes.
Los que gusten .mandar pucden ha-
cerlo la residencia de los r. P. Pau
les, calle de San Sebastian, ndmero
II, San Juan.
!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-27
PlanteI denosttatiVo de produc-
tos secundarios de materiales
del pals

-tada en- dose cuatr0 parties, Sc cotiZa
J eaYN. Y. .as'7 iyl meSia.g i g. centaeos
Ia libra y-del qhas GAIA de fcliinas, pue
de obtencrse de ) libras de cdsca-
IA SEGA. Del jugo mezclado con aqua
de cal Sc hatk citrate dc cal, substan-
eta que Sc usa para el tinte dc telas,
pudiendo obtenerse dc una GAIA de Chi
]nas' dc una Il tres libras que puede
venderse a 20 D p ceiitatos libra. La
pulpay las semillas que quedan des-
pues Ge extraerse el jugo, Sc secan
tambiGn hacen de .. libras de ex-
celente alimento para ganado, que com
bipa acknowledgements con el alimento
preparado Ge la pana. 81 lar'cdscara
no Sc quita para ,venderla SEGA; puede
mondsrse In CHINA en- upa maauina
destinada a csc fin y sacar Ia capa ex-
terror muy fna en- La cual Sc halla la
substancias oi2sincsa, Esta c:iscara sc
muele Y Sc eXtrae el aceite, cuyo valOr
es de S2.43 Il $500 libra. | ma caJa Gle
chinas debe producer de 4 a onzas
del extracto, pero careciendo el Plan
tel lie Magagiiez de una prensa ade
cuada. no Sc >la podido hacer una
extraction completa Y Sc pierde la mi
tad del aceite. Utilizanuo todos estos
DroductoS secUndariOS el YalOr total
eS por 10 menos dos tres veces ma
.syor que el costo original (25 centavosl
stlel las cllinas.;j so awe
81 Ddrante las rrimcras cinco semanas.
dc, trabajoS5el Plantel ha confecciona
9ho tcrca de i35 mucstras dc produc-
tos .preparados duplicard Ia capacidad
productora de la fabrica.i Sc; va a pre-
rarar I'm alimento concentrate para
ganatlo, con heno de gandul v otras
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-27
DEpAKrAnESro DE 1GRlcuL,
IgI5A d / It~1L/

FL Plantel Demostfatiyo de Produc-
tos Secundarios de Matcriales del Pais
esta va funcionando en- Mayaaiek y Sc
invita- cordialmcnte al pdblico yisi-
tarlo solicitar del mismo cualquief
information que Interest," . =.
Con frecuencia recibei gran mimero
de yisitas y mushos agricultores Sc
han mteresado hondanlen ente era Ia mar ar
cha de este, Plantel. FL !horno deseca-
dor Filipino es 10 que narece lamar
mas In atenci6n. Este dfseqcadoor s., s., lhlaa hlaa
pstado usando iltinanlente para ha-
Ger de la pana alimento para ganado.
3 Sc recibe Ii paRa Ell ca4tl1atses, dei
AGO 800 (pasandose 4 centavos Ia
pana) Sc 1ayaii las frntase ipmedilata-
mente dc modo que la corteZa qUede
completamentc limpia; Sc cortan EN-
pctlazos. utilizando para clio "a ma
quina de cortar ycrba y piantas de
fprrajeS. Los trOZOs Sc colocan en- pan
dciaS de teiilO de alambre para per
nitir que pase el aire caliente. FL
tempo neceSario para Sccar el produc-
to varfa de horas medic dfa, 0 mas,
scglin ell tanaho de los pedaZos. Guam
do va Sc ha secado por complete, Ia
pana pasa al Molno donde'se liace una
harina de grano grueso Que eseonstitlSe
eI principal inGredicnte On III compost
ci0n del s.klimeato No. / para Gana-
do
otro prod,Icto queNes 'obieto DC cui-
dadoso cstudio es ereMlme del plata
no, La ratz del rlatau6 SC, rsa en- los
Tr6picos como alimciito Para cerdos
pcro en- la actualiad esta proyectdn-
dose usarla mcmlada con otras subs
tancias mas alimcnticias para. ,gana-
do. MientraS dc = libras de. pana Sc sa-
ca una libra dc harina, Sc necesitan 4
lihras dc name del pldtano para ha5
Ger igual cantidad.
Uno de los principales propositos
del Plantel es utiizar la c;iscara Vie
chnas d. Sc pierde en- grandes cahtida-
dos en- la parte oriental de la Isla. pu.
6rante alglin tempo Sc han estado ha'
ciendo ensayos con esta fruta para eX-
plotar. r.comerciaImcntc sus prodlle ros Sc
cundarios, el plantel ha demosrralo
que pue1e obtenerse mereado para los
siguientes productos la cortcza, qui-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-27
La Eyolucion del Realisrno
en- Ia Pnltura

en- la Cartuja de valldemosa", sobre
ell cual eseribio Jose Frances una be-
; LA pagina literaria que interpreta
fielmente la obra del pintor y ell es-
pfritu del retratado.
Es de esperarse que Vazquez Diaz
reaccione contra las malas influencias
que hoy 10 dominan, al convencerse
que los "cubismos", ''futurismoss Y
denas cinismes artisticos, no son mas
que fantasias malsanas y. ridfcplas
que no Sc pdeden tonar en- cuenta nj
aun como Humorismo.
AL enumerar la generaci6n de So
bresalientes de la actualidad, omit
intencionalmente el nonbre de Emil
lio Gisbert, por haber hecho va un
amplio estudio de su personalidad en-
la cronica. que precedio a esta resena
historico critica.
Luis C.. Sepulveda.
Telefono 1874, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-27
(. (conclusi6n)


Desde los tienpoa de Goya el arte
no Sc revolucionaha en- Espana, has
ia la ararici6n del enorme maestro
Don Joaquin Sorolla Y Bastida, 1855
1929 quien vino a crear Ia nueva
Escuela Valenciana. La obra de So
rolla, obra de luz, de amplitud, de vi
da palpitante Y fuerte, ha sido el
norte de la nueva generation de artis-
tas que quieren orientarse hacia ell
campo de la pureza realista.
Despues de cuatrocientos amos de la
iniciacion del Realismo en- la Era del
Renacimiento, y tras multiples evo-
luciones al traves de todas las escue-
las que hemos citado, ell Arte ha lie
gado al climax de la intenaidad Y
de Ia expression en- la obra de Sorolla.
Cenidos los canones del gran va
lenciano van todos los pintores espa-
iioles contemporaries Mongrell, Ben
lliure, Anglada, Villa y Prades, Bene-
ditto, Julio Noises, y hasta el mismo
Zu!uoga, que es de una gran fuerza
realista pesar de su in@istido ANA
neramiento 81 mismo.
Romero de Torres Sc ha manifesto
do como un reaccionario hacia la tee
MICA maneras de Da Vinci, y es la
mentable que cubra sus cuadros con
esa patina rebuscada que los hace
aparecer viejos, y que a la vuelta de
unos cuantosf amos, los hara desapa-
recer definitivamente.
Daniel Vazquez Diaz, desorientado
en- la actualidad por un falso impre-
sionismo pseudo-realista, revolotea
entire ell "cubismo", el "futurismo" y
la realidad. Vazquez Diaz, en- 10 que
pudieramos lamar su epoca de transit
cion, produjo obras de una gran tras-
cendencia realista, sobresaliendo en-
tire elias ell "Retrato de Ruben Darfo1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-27
Sc Siente Como Una
Mujer Nueva
Han desaparecido los Marcos y Puede
Ahora Andar sin la Ayuda
de un Bast6n.

La Sonora ]. w, Peterson, de Repu
bic. Wise, nos escribe como sigue;
"Desde que estoy usando Ell Nuga-Tone
me siento como una mujer nueva. =:
todo 10 que Uds. pretenden, para dal
nueva vida a las personals ancianas
Yo creo que no puedo pasarme sin ei
Tengo SO amos de edad y estaba tar
gastada que no podia movermc de un
sitio otro. pero ahora puedo atender
mis- gallinas y Iuedo andar sin I'm bas
ton sin tenor dc caerme por alg,in
marco.
Las personals ancianas, gastadas por
la lucha de la vida deberian probar
ell Nuga-Tone. Quedaran sorprendidas
de la rapidez con que actua. Les ail-
menta Ell vigor y la fucrza y vigorifica
los nervioS, la sangrc y el cuerpo en- ge-
neral. Produce un suefio tranquilo y
reparador,, estimula el higado, aulnenta
el apetito y regula .esplendidamente las
funciones del estomago y de los intes-
tirlos. Los manufacturers de -Nuga-
Tone conocen tan bien sus excelentes
cualidades que requieren dc todos los
droguistas que 10 garanticen y devuel-
van Ell dineroe en- los casos de que el
cliente no quede satisfecho. Es reco.
mendado garantizado y vendido en- to-
das las droguerias puede obtenerse di.
rectamente enviando $1.00 al National
Laboratory, 10l6 S. Wabash Ave, Chi.
capo, Ill , @
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-27

plaatas Ge forrajes. Sc hu doScu5lef-
to que el heno de gandul es tan ali
menticio como ell de alfalfa y es de que
dentro de POGO Puerto Rico 10 prcdu-
cira en- cantidad suficiente para sus-
pender la Importation de alfalfa.
Esta monthndose otro desecador pa
ra trabajos en- sangre de reses, des-
pcrdicios del matadero, pescado, jue
yes, etc Este aparato tambi6n traba-
jara con aire calisnte; tiene s bande-
jas de 4 pies cuadiados pHAsadas
lie alto, Y su capacidad eS hasta 30 Ii
bras de materia priMa. FL desacador
eSta colocado s;,tre una Gildera en-
poslci0n horizontal tiene en- Ia Gar-
te superior. una chimenea que va tp-
ner dircctaE, ,ente Il III cl.i!Acnpa de Ia
caldera. de mcdo cue 10 Sc Iaercipe
al exterior ning1n ul0r desa@radable
que pue.,a producer In preparation de
mariScos Il otroS materiales. FL apa-
ratio est;l proyisto de una serpentina t1
formn de Zig-Zag para circulation del
Eaiie caliente Y segurampntc su f.ncio-
namiento resultard tan efcicntc como
Eel horno desecador Filipino que in
vclt6 'el autor Cn 1912. Este aparato Sc
! utilizard Ell la preparation lie aiilrcn-
tos, para aves.
En- Ia actualitad e. plantcl ticnc
deSvsnta en- Mayague@ Y San Juan los
siguientes prodlictos:
Alimento No para t,anad0
Fertllizante No
Alimento de pana (para ganado)
Harina de Pana (para cl hombre)
Orejones de guincOs
Harina de yuca
Cdscard de yuca
CdScara de nuranjas
Aceite o cXtracto de china
POlvo de tabaco
EXtracto ue tabaco
Jengibrc, seco, Ell polvO, o al natu-
raj.
Tn Plantel de este g6nero Sc presta
a ensayo V eXperimentos, perO nues-
tro objeto principal es estudiar -
vulgar los -mGtodos rara aprovechar Y
utilizhr prOductos que generalmente
Sc desperdician Sc tiran.
Alguien observe cl otro dfa que cs-
taba ya justificada In crcaci0n de este
Planted por haber demostrado que pue-
dc hacerse un buen alimcnto para
ganado tcon m 100 ror cicnto de bcne-
ficio) Gle Ia pana, fruta tan corriente
y de tan poca aceptaci6n hasta hace
POGO.
Sc espcra que cl pl1blico Sc dard
cueita del trabajo del Plantel y cual-
quier persona podrd prcsantarlc assn-
tos relacionadOs con la uiilidad de los
productoS secundarios &c materia agri-
cola, Ofreciendo el DEPARTMENTS de
Agriculture su inter6s Y cooperation.
0. ". BARRETT
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-22
RIuNDER OLE A CENTURY

n LUNDERS which literally make the hair stand end to
contempate blunders which already the people
Of the United States billions of dollars and will them untold
billions bund- which yet reduce half the world to
shambes and result bareback and terrible
contemplate have been committed umuatvey by your repre-
sentatives in Washington during the last two years
Secretary Hughes u.s. truly,
reparatiOn question world problem directly affecting
the United He admits that unless quickly settled
what already disaster in Europe may spread around the
world has already American farmers least s1OOOO
100000 merchants and business generally ncalcuabe
additional amounts
Other ranking officials admit PREPARATIONS is the key the
world situation and that unless settled shortly horrors yet
undreamed of await Europe and by reperusOn corresponding
sungs here We preparing feed 100000
starving children Central Europe this winter and
foresee the end.
Thus Washington cOnfesses all inextricably
bound up which less than year said
When had the chance settle the problem
down Congress turned stupidity and
either lack of gumpon politics Take your
choice With the blood of American boys had bought the
right have say the making of peace, including the right
PREPARATIONS commission which today virtually holds
the fate of the world in its hands Our vitality
stake, yet voice in the
Whatever happens have only ourselves blame
We let petty politicians barter away what paid for with
good American vesthe right help make the world
help off another help keep warbreeder from in
vadng homes and driving off breadwinners make
cannon fodder of them far-of battefelds
We had the chance but threw it away They be-
ginning dmy realize something of all this Washing
ton and trying to make repair
We hope it late.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-22
Science

The studt,>in recent years, Of the
green leaves Of plants has opened
an astonishing vista into the exist
ence and structure of all living things.
The substance within the leaves that
makes them green is called chloro-
phyH. 1t is this substance that makes
possible all life on this planet,
Carbon diOxide gas exists in the
air--about one part of the gas to
5000 parts OF the air This gas,
when acted on by sunlight, in the
presence of chlorophyll. with water
containing minute particles of earth
salts, manufactures the food that
makes plants grow. All birds. in
sects, fishes and animals, including
man, are dependent upon green plants
for their lives The Hottest tree in
the forest and man himself is only
a skeleton Of carbon atoms around
which circulate the invisible gases of
oxygen, nitrogen. hydrogen and
others