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Tell-Halaf °Discloses a Forgotten:Peciple
StaiArean. Statues Found in MeSopotamia. Reveal •':a Culture
.'8elieVed tp b 6,00() ,YeorS.Oi .". ' • t'
L'• C101oseaf. , eta ,
and towering Haat ntfear Princeases to Egypt,'
temple 'facadeti ' n. a • set,baele: forma: all of .whofa• beCaMe Queeri8;1 onelhe
tion rerainiecent of skyscrapers, re- aunt. • of • Tut -ankh -Amen.'' • He
• ,cently discovered:. MeSopetamia, ascribes rano( of the culture form -
writes Diana RIO hrthe N.Y. Times, erly attributed to the, Hittites to the
are Saki not only to be 'Unique Subarearis.
. among archaeologiCal•discoveriee but •"Tell,Halaf is slowly giving up its
to, open a 'new field' of study for the ,seCrete," :said. Baron yen OpPephelea.
scholar of anttquee,.. • According: :to • "POr a leng•-"tim •-• we liavie been:
• Baron Max. von Oppenheim, 'a ncit- gang t�• that pert of the Mesopottniia.
3d' German archaeologist and 'stadent desert where Tell-Hilaf is Situated
'•ot Bubarean-Hittite culttire,, now in .and for's., long, tithe- we have Inown,
the united States .• to. study receat. there' was important -archacelegical.
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„ ,‘-Such a Joy In Sand ' • '
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.a.h.e.,..reeee make thegworld so:.sweet,
•• The 'bees'', the bird; have,such. tune,
There's such a,itehi and such wheat;
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Mrs. :Tenkine; (looking up from her
nevvapaper);,'--PI see there's a new Cof-
fee on the, markef-ihat-has dates
Mr. Jenkins - "What do you Meat,
dates in it?" ' •
Mrs; Jenkins -"Why thiia advertise-
ment says:It's clated'." "
There is some reason -to expeetthat'
in time :Chicago avill erect a menu
td The Unknown Victim. Oscu-
lation knows no nationality. A kiss ;is
something that tastes good in any
,lan,guaget Some- People' are--aa-dOinb-.
as they leek and others are dumber
than they can possibly look: The-rea,
son a Man Can't lind a -policeman when
• he wants one
JRcsk -Derlipsu7stparatiii-max,Bc1 paunfr (ficlidun ,Man-tibrfooking for: him. • •",
• in 18th round of 20 round fight in Reno, 1.101y 4, ',when•IJicudun 'won . • ,
the . • • • • • ' ' The purchasers of high quality,good
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heretofore been generally referred to highThe firet, known as lord of Reggie-T."4nd do the people sex
as -Hittite, ibecause..We. knew only the heaven And earth raqlnand weather, door borrow Much from yone
more rle.e;lt stone ..carvings which' stands .by 1is side on: the 'back of a JaSPer--"Borrow.! Why feel more
nave heen attributed to Hittite art- lioness; and 'close • beside .them Is at:home tritheir-lictineejhan I do in
get the most for their money. - • '
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Here IDY the sea the Wind .a4Ways
,blowihg-- •
•It will netlet the harassed vines be •
:No suffer airy fie -Were; seal
Norenything.ao have its. 'will. • •
• Its. tyrannies 'have bred • a' bleak ae.
centance„ • • !I
A -.warped subinisslott;r4a-64611
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That strips the -heart as bare as you.. •,•
der beach is,
So 'old-. iniati.forgetten youth! •
--zTrancea Dickenson Pinder in'. the
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I•'Barber-Yee are,.very bald,' sir. Do
t yeti know what is the causeof it?" •.
Client -1 don't know, but suspect
to do with, it." s.,;.1 • • "
.ists. But these Hittites are Indo- their child, the, sou gad. with a' lien
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German intruders from the north to 13.eneatli its feet."•
Asia Minor and :Syria, who . came •
only In the. second millennium to • • • Weiiitherr,
titie-p-srf -cif "-the': Werld.
my ewn. •
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does, the artifacts of .Tell:Halaf• indi- the ineundwas marked Out for !h-
eats civilizen older •than; any liestigatiori but it was net until- 1911
found ,In Mesopotamia.. , -.. •
Mesopotamian biscovel;lei ,
that we began to .dl -g.- . We were '
terrupted - by the war , -and did ot
The archaeological disco:veries
*ere made 'in Upper • Mesopotamia
on .the site' • of the 'ancient city of
Tell-Hal4 and • new 'repese la the • •
'-a"-fte1"-±7O0fraliThad"joined. the„ . -
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sent -another -expedition; until '19
gue 0:if. Nation's. The result of our.
1927-29 excaVatiens have -been as.
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baron's Maseuni. I in •Berlin,. where toniShing, . .
-"TellHalar must • haire been' a g-h-Vr
den spot in. the old- days. . It is the
-Centre of', a group of •bases watered
by hiurdreds of springs. , tying. In
the midst of a desert- waste, :it was
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an ideal siteler a great City, Where
could those old Subarean • kings have
found a morel logical place to locate
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their ' capital, .' erect - their enbrinous
temples, and , stone chambers for,
. their "gods?- -The city becanie the,
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&filiation that' •apread
•ever other pis of the ,Near East.'
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In the. east ere have .been only
Is. most impOrtant to your .work. anti
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• grina MESS LABonATontrs ,. ,,
.illzatiens; the Egyptian the • old -
Clean
Subarean, whose centre ivas Tell -
three original. and independent civ -
"The 'Subarean • 'art, suoh as we
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pleasure: Banish -foot troubles- IOU]
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ifib5,1enTair or ,Blimerral, Wild IW
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Clean and pure: Just Ruh it On. Re- •
• moves aims, callouses, warts, in-
4rowritoe-nails quiCkly,„ safely.
At leading .drriggista or send tor, ar 50c •
Toned in, the - Tell -Halal *area, has
34 Ahrens St. W., Icitehener, oat.'
they arenow being studied by Schol-
, are. According ,to the Barton, Tell-
Halaf thrived about' 3500 )11,C., and
- therefore the Subarean race-WI:110.
btille It antedated the Sumerians at
• Ili. Baron von OpPenheini believes
that lila. discoveries establish • a new
and hitherto unsuspected link, be:
tweesi die Egyptian and Subarean
. for. "the Kings of Tell-
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ream my •(1 scoveries at Tell-
Halaf it :was.: aPrierent that 'the Sith-'
arean eulture, and art went back to
the -third laillenniuni), Possibly. te_
.4,500 •B.C."
'Dating by Pottery ,
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Baron von Oppenheim . dates hilt
was co ,„
We shivered and 'shook; •
Did nothing but scold.
• The Winter was. cold;
.The ;wind was too hold, ..
Ave it the hook,,
• The *inter was old,
• We shivered and . shook.; '
scoverieerbyt-ttiewnr-iit-the painted ! . • ,
.1}Otter-y-foinitUelow_the Sitmeriari_ or 4_ _ „
• • ' We tante. and we fuss, •
• :And seek. a cool spot.
The Stinainer,Whot . '••
'Arid:all that Is'arot *
Inviting to us. •
The' Sinruner Is hot;. .'•
We- filmy and we fuss.. ,
If Summer Were cold, -• •
• • And Winter_were 'hot;
If Slimmer were cold? •
...„(The Afuth'il• better told!)
'We'd still curse Oar lot -
If SUriuner•were cold
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• '-Valward" W. -Barnard, • N.Y. ,Tinies.
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Babytottiah level. •
"Thl_painted pottery • `is,' much
earffei. than 3,500 B.C.," eontinu-.
ed. It' -la . conteraporinebUS With
flint and .other stone implenients.,
The clay from which it• was
was -,a light yeflow. Black-brew,n
dye was used 'In painting the 46, -
It is a dye that Cannot' lie
imitated, WeAthave 'tried to imitate
it..in-Oermany,-but---h-aysHaeeti-tinsue.-=
cessful. This dirk brown shade 'was.
the original color, which has Since
taken dn a reddish:tint. There is
no mistaking the prehiStoric pottery
abouracy---
Where it Is found.. Mr. Woolley of
the University ,of Pennsylvania found
similar pottery Ur hi Lowpr Mes-
opotamia where he Is excavating
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c)w the umear an stratum. Ur is
tr, lot& 'dietattae_:froni and.:
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he Sumerian art found there Is not
he same as our art. _The- _t
two ire,
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' It was not until 1911 that the first •
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the site of Tell -Halal: 'for there had.
been drama and . seerecy about the
buried city. Only because the Bar;
n-spaker fluent -Arabic did he hen -
pen to hear a tale being whispered
'in the desert about the - Bedouin who, . 'I
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set in what was later found to be a
temple. son. without. Wishing." •
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Federal fuses are the result of years
of scientinc. study comfiliCed with the
experience of yeare. '
Now,- count the 'sin that sentence.
Only once -deal go back and &mut'
them again. .
At the hottem of till§ epinnin
-11nd-,,the-a-nsiTer; and It will tell you
Serithiag_a.hauLt_hOW good Tour brain
Is.
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• Blie.-"And will you love' me as 'much
•ail this when we.,:are married?"
Ile---"Hovi can you doubt mq? You
knotv I've alwaysdirced married. Women
best."
The reason a man is not greeted
with .a kiss and a smile when he gets
hence in the evening is because his
wikte _knowshe_is_going_ta_citart , right .
• In mealifig up the h4se or kicking
about the expenses.
'Taint what we have,
'Taint wiiere we are,
But how we live::
'Taint what we do,
But how we do it -
That makes •this life
Worth going through it. •
There are • six Ps' in the sentence
'''''',51t-761-Elli iiirajra-Pii a iffifet
average intelligence recollects: three
of them. If you spotted four; you're
above the average. If ycin got five,
yee can turn up your ripse at most
Anybody. If you caught all six you're
• a genius, and a lot'tocr- geed to be:
Wasting your .time en foolishness like'
this
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their time to their' tasks make a verY
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.• ' Neighbor -1,3;1d I bring year laWn '
til" • y v .; bathing
mower back lastdall?"
suit is perfectly charming?".
Indignant Householder --:"No, you.
"Yes, it Is very pretty, but 1 fear
did not.-". • •
it isn't•serviceable-. I'm 'sere it will I do
shrink when -it is wet." • - •
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"Oh, well, I can wear it. a▪ ll.sea-
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"If We NWSil our foreign trade to
pros -per, we shall hate to 'make it easy,
for people to trade, with tet,'''--Thrunas'
W. Lemint:
"Digging one -feet down we began
to discover interesting relics,' but it
was only after wa had dug ninety
feet that the great temple -palace
stood reVealed," said Baron von. Orl-
peiTheini. "Around the walls of the
tetapleon blocks of .stone were
carved' in bold relief what might be
. Saved
map walked Into his ciuh mop-
ping his broW and looking distinctly
ffi
11-1'eyd:
"'BJove,',; he panted., "I've just
,
had a narrow squeak. I was almost
run into by a beastly baby car:" • I
called a historical procession of ani- "Yon weren't hurt?" asked a
man figures, chosen as appropriate
mitts, birds, . winged' ' Monsters, hu- fr771end. '
-011, no,", said the alleged Victini '
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to adorn their halls „of state. One ,' ' ....._.--re . • 1.
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symbols. by early' Stibarean sculptors .of the "near thing,' "thanks to the ...4....:c. ,ii•I'Y
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tacit that l'happen to be bow-legged.'•'
group clieDlayeti an animals' erches:. ' '' ' • FOR INVALIDS
tra, a lion wtih a hail), a donkey _Proprietor of Village Stores (show- . .,
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singing, other atirnals aanaing. ,ing. some snapshots): "I was Out of '
' HERE is nothiag like
There' were hunting scenes, and hat- Locus When Oat one as taken,: Mra.
glatibi Bordefi'l Chocolale
ties royal between beasts • Of • the for., Green."
eats, between birds, •scorPions and Prise' rirra lihvals °flt .(14 st3lbe. ' cc)" les°an".
Mrs.. Orem "I'm not gur- ' Matzd Milk in tlmescf
, - griffitio. Where did the artists get, tWng" It 'W" Ja1)16.ca' °T1 Wedile' It aids in restoring depleted '
their desiguS and models? The day'" ' '
• energy,bUileis up redstance and .. ;
scenes in' the every -day life ot the...
imagittative. others , representing
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Knoy tgi ' ii.23.i.di.. 4.eioaA4 •
were prebably . symbolical, some ,promotes sound healthy deep.
tithes. - „ 1
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"Practically all the stone statuary
Waa of basalt, a hard, dark, volcanic
Stone; MOSt 'bf. it wits veriitirkiliie for..
liff glgaittie-dimer-istota: ',7,Thik three
great gotta, atnong the largest relics '
imearthed, Were each twenty-1et
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'Expects Stork in July '71
/17:OTHER adPised me to take
the Vegetable COrnpound
• because I.suffered such pain each
snouto.
•f,
"It helped me SOmuCh that alter
I married 1 still took it. I ant ex:
pectins alittle one in July mad
depend upon Vegetable Cam. '
pound. My sister takes it too."
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Box 04,• North Sydney. Neva
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