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LESSON Xl • 'ow
Facings the Supreme Test of Ser
• .vice -Ma 14 32-46
Golden Text:-HNot •iyhat I will, bu
what thou , wilt. Mark 14„:36.
. THE LESSON IN ITS SETTIN
• 'Time. Illvening of ThlirSdaY
April 6,..:A.;)). 30... • . .
Carden of 0411
s'eMine at , the base Of the "wester
*,slepe: of the Mount of . Olives, :
agony A of , Christ iir,-Gett• i
seranne.ls •recorded in Matt
06-46;' and in 40,46
BetWeen verses 25. and 32. Of oti •
chaPter must be inserted all th
•
teaching • Of Christ. • recorded i
•
John 15, '16 and 17. These won
• •,derful •diScourSes- were . given o
'1 day night •ef.•Passion Week •
' 32. Andthey come unto.
„. place'. The literal translation o
• the Greek„ is the margin tells.1„1"e,
would 'read "an •encloSed piece o
,grotin(1." 1Whieb was named (loth, „
seniane. The word "Gethsemane"
Means Oil:Press; 'which •would jnaptv
:that this garden Was Ideated •in an
grove Ili the 'midst C.f which• •
•was a• presS .for' obtaining ..>olivc- •
/ oil: It. was on tie oastern side of
tb,C brecikt'':E..idroli; at the base of:
•, the MOunt. Of, :Olives As Jhn re--
ird us,
it had "been a .fatorite.
resort of Jesus. . •
,'The Lbrdnow leaves eight of
the, disciplgs on the ,outer edge-Of:4'
• the gardert,...Wiiile. take al what ,
iS known US • the, innermost' circle
of the • apft,siktnilia •Asroup';Withj him
. neeper ,ip 0 le, garc en i.self. ;,•; • ,
••• : • Bearing Alone • ,
•
• , ,
•••••
Peteand Jellies and Jon. 'These'
%are
the ones twiharn:the Lorduok
• ,..-withbirri • an an. :the :mOtirOin
waSo.tratisfigared.. •And! 7
.be greatly amazed. The
, word ' bore • translated
amazed"' Means'to be thei•Oughly.•••
• • ▪ alailined„. iap'even to be "terrified,
,••• And sore 1,roublect.1 The yerio. :in-
dicates a'clistress which 'follows 'a
svei!'ht Of lhe
. •
swOrld's sui was 'here he:ligi borne
• .
" .„ ... .. .., . .
by,,him alone. ...i '. ' • ' l
" , . .
.,
•
, ,34,•.,,And'he saith unto' then, •My
'stout 1 is exeee,ding's SorrpWfn ' ,even
' -.-nnto ':-death: - abideA; ' ire heiertird
••Watch. :Thi* Phirasela:als.o found• .
•., in NIattliewqs...'acconnt. Thuword
• • here translated :`‘Ox•ceediag sor-
-,---TH";rowful.",•• r n nn s''.-, -.surround 'ici •- \kitli-:-
grief.: or . s rrow••ion ..eVery h'•=zill:
We 1-,ie).a1C.,.. e.f • "the , • 6.1.1is'enlane
agony," enc.:in LukeTs account Pt'.
•'. Christ's eXp' 'rience in 'CletliSeinane. "
. We' haiie :ti e ".iery di...,3015 ' word:
.. 4,4 irt , (1111 Or'22?.'-`4-4 ro-filft-
) frWlira
. eta ,Worcl..„. ony",-come$:.:
•• ..35.. 'A:70 lie -went fo:riard 4.1it-:
. ..:
..tle.",, 0.144 Lord Lord 'in seeking solitude
. on .thelast night of • hia"life on
„earth-. jrnmcdjately: preceding ; his
ertic.ifixibil first de•parteil'froni•the
, noisy, c19Wded City with his eleven- •
. cliaciPtesTt gio7out to"•!a-..iitiiet• gal':-,
•: den spot 'n '''a lovely hilisicle; new-•
;tobe• absolutely iitpTig. with God,: ,
•. • he separates himselffroM'• even
.. ibis inner' group of three, . ' And •
. fell to the' greeind.• To fall on the ,
• iou .(.1 is an inch a ion .of 4. utter.
; preat'ratiOn'A before! ' God. ' And
.:,!rayed. '-'While .• the, LVictl alwaYs
' ".Wals in communion With God iand„
Wei•ey.ilefinite ':'t.inieS ih' ' his. He; •
•undoulitedly,".defiaite , , times .ia.•
evert, day ' of hia . life when )1e .
; Prayed to. God, i.e., When he sposke, •:.
• to •'-hini definitely • abotit. spec,i& ,
.riceds.„1 eithet.* of ,,his 1 oWn •(ye ,of .
others. That,. if it were, riessible,-„, ,
• the hour 'Might pass"..itWay •frOin,••••.
' him: „Of.''...coui.se• the laird., Jeans. •
• Means" bY ."the hour'''' the. 'litire' . .
• Period , •beginniag •now withr his •
agony in Gethsemane :and tei•inin-.. •
. • ating with his :death on the crosS;
the. entire. tiene: d his atiffering .
4.•••••
38. Watch' and pray; that ye en-
te • not into teniPtation;: the Spirit
eed 'Is 'Willing, bat -tlie•fle•Sh•is
•spirit and tb.e. fiesk
3
9.k mite the two extremes • of e
n nail:vet 'spirit" beingthe
hi:ket Word used th,deseribe the
iiitaal part of .rnan, ,our "flesh"
.b ing uottd: to 'denote. everything
t at belongs to the, lower nature :
J sus.is net, pleading this as, an ;
e 044 •for his dis,CiPles'. aleepful-
•n ss; 'but, as.. a reason -:.why • thei• •
"sI ould watch.and•pray4., The spirit •
is eager, reedy to :atantl:I•bY,' 1116'
• p en to death; as .you have just
s own .in. your .protestations; but
ti e flesh is .weak, the lower ha-
t re -fears death and danger, and
e poses you to temptation.'
• Prayer Without Ceasing.
39. And again he went away,
a d Prayed, *, Saying .the same '
.words. • 40, Andagain he came,
, a d round thein,sleeping, for their.
esiwere very 'heavy:, and they
Ow not What to answer him!
ur' Lord himself is the 'perfect
• e ample of persistent prayer, of
• p 'hying without ceasing, - •
41. And he.. cometh..the • third
and saith. untojtbein,, Sleep
' and take your rest; It is
•ertough. We do not quite now
whether this mearra that they had,
slept eneugh;.4 whether the lord
lad prayed enough; probably :the .
-refe-renee---is to the latter. • He .
prayed • until he. got his , answer.:
',The' hour. is earrie. • •
• , •Tbe. Betea al: . •
• Behold the Sop „;,91 artarp•Is• be-% •
. trayed , intothe- bands Of ' sinners:i,
be. betrayed' intO' • the 'hands. of
those Who. keen •the.laW. and pre-,
• tenkt.t.V.'enforce righteousness; 'but
is the very, oPpbsite for
" ri(;htedus One tell° betrayed Tao •
the- haritiS of •Icityless 'men; •
. 42.; Arise, let- us; be going:. be-,
hold, -he that, betrayeth.: me .1s, .at
bald:, Now behold the &lions'
. eoriClueror! Be merges from ',MO
horrible -conflict • in Gethsemane
ee1ed---:bn6-fir-irditytanti-7
soh]: His whole bearing'breathes
' Seir/pessessiOn,"
, „
rnanlines, and
sublime- eemposnie, • '•.;• • ,
atraightWay,, 'while he
et spake, cometh.: Judah,. one of
q :
the twelve, and
tude with Swords and staies.,•frtinf
the chief priest's, -and i 'the.." -scribes,•
and the, elder. • The, position, Of. ,
;Judas in this,,,Verse.WouId seem to
-• indicate that he, was the leader,,f'..!
this crowd. • ' :
,The'Arrest •
,
4-1. 'Now -11e-Tthatthel=a.Yetl fr.hrl:
had- given. theni a token, saying,
/.
• .
Whomseevei: I • Omit' :ides that is
.•
alwaya one with •hini: • "Yet t .ere
safely:, • In the confusion • there
was the posSibility of escape, and •
there was a desire.:To 'inalte:•every'
g sate: is •sign was tho,or-
dinary •forin of, .salute._l_ .
45. .4 And wen 'he' W'a• cOinet • •
straightway he 'came to Mtn, and
• saith, ‘Rabbi; end kissed hint. • 0. •
And they laid bands on him,
•tOok hint • ' •
Largest'
Cdrune Is Dead
Claimed to be the',Ia,rgeSt dog,hi
the world, ,Ypetib, a :St. 'Bernard;
.
has been killed by kindness. "
' Was "hived 'ote, death" at a Dayton,'„.
Ohio, ..dog „shOw' where • he was
Petted ao nitich•thet. he 'died in his
master's ear on.' the, way hoMe..af-,
t • th o = •
Yottib, measnred' 7.; 't".„ 'ins:, .
ft•orif the tin oi his nose to th,C-end
Of his 'tail, 'Weighing, nearly- 252
• pcinntis; and Steed' •ft. 1 in.. hIgh...•
• at ,the •Shotilder:, His head. Was
• and ariguish;
3V2 inChes froin ear to ear.. !
, •• •••• .
The Bitter: Cop
30.' Arid he said; .Alkba',, Father.
..:The. word abbe is. the 'Akan:aid
Word meaning„ "father," an both ,
words. were Often ,.uSed • freelY, fn. ;
•.:prayers s id' Pod. : All, things': are
• peSsible,• Unto,. thee i ' remove this
up frotn. hie, This ',petition . of. '
*Christ WAN ht .a, command. Jesus
...,:aid not ask. aOthing • that •,,,,,,onlil.
'.. in the ,slightest way 'c'Ontradiset
• i•••'F.4),,thor's will. Ha daps este that ,
••,,, •:. the 'cup. be taken from WM iflPoS-
•..• 'sible, On the, other hand,!:he•does
•;:tret 'Waht the cup,tO.be taken hWay.,
- •(-•if (lot] Wills it otherWise,..• Whet ':
%Jesus ' prayed to he delivered frO110)11,
in •CotliSeiratie.f WziA 'hot death as a
: saerifice. Volujitatily ::ofecred for
. thtt,i,arvatiOn. of raehleind; host this'
156sitilile.e1enicait„ in his death:as a
.. taer.1-ficei' the Itiding-„of the Fath-
- el''S taCe,.and the withdraWine of
his Father's hand from •hirn," HOW'
. bcit'hot what l will,:but What 'thou
. Wilt: • it ts the htltiimroitli of ,lestl
. that here speaks, Tile' agplly. in•
• .60thm,)ilauc, .0,Y,1117-`al,w-tiy.§; .h.ear an
•..*leinent et' in),"story for tiSibteause,'
• !Of the' -Mystery in the', union of
•. Christ's WO , na titres, ,' . • '
• ..• 3.7i..A.nd_ife_tontetl1,„Eindzilti`chI3th
.them ele.6pltgy.and 'Falb:Unto Pet-
ij,
• . it',. Shinnix Elleepost .thitti?.i'etildest
••tiinti net ,VateTt't.011 0 'Marl • •
•
as Once a King
• t•
• rown • Prince Michael is hOW,
heir to the 'tiiroile
l'hc helnedelled.• youthwill be
.• in October , •••
uchess .1. Guest at a Nursery 'tea
•
The Duchess of Gloucester opened a newgarden estate at Somers Town built by the St. Pancras House
.Improvement Society to replace slum dwellings.. The estate consists of 230 flats and the Bishop of -Oxford •
blessed the last twg. blocks Of flats Which completed the estate. The Duchess Visited the nursery school for
mfeermtY!)peihioldfrethneatiifth;erytey of ,one of the. new block', and the Picture shoWs ,her receiving tea from 'a tiny
. • •
'B; ViRGINIk',DALE
, 'Andrea j.,eecli. has been stepping
:right along since she: did. so well
• :in a 13311101 role Dost
.
She • \vela on to (10 Well in "Gold-
WYn Follies," working,now in the .
pictin•e "Letter. Of intrOduction,"''
, _
PlAYM;.DrigW..1-oel McCrea
111 a picture:Called; so fali
r.,1''Yont
. Takes, A Fling."
, •Vhich all goes to. show that'atie ,
Tlxe piewre business being abit
slow ,at the moment, picture 'Stars
are doingquite a. hit Of: vacationing
Miriam. •HOPkins acid her ins-.
-.band). Anatole Lit-Yakr-t.he7direatorr -
are at her 410A:riling little house in •
New York. FredriuMarch expected.
to have to cut his New York vaca.-. .
Short,.' -and theregeti7word. that-',.. •
stay On: indefinitely.
, Ivta-
-Yna.`44?•,4:141.44.*04i.
areeinoam.the toasts .pf •Neiv:'York,
•
,„Beany...,floodman. ecent1v gave
Sliis second concert in Boaten,:,lie. •
• fere Et, packed' ,house;;. as in .Carne-
Nall,r, in New. York, .the first
things anybody kite* Ille"Yeuager,:
i.set in the:••provid was eat in the
aisles beginning to "shag." 'An ush-
er sharriell forward: to stop thern,••
"whereup,on "a conservatiVe
middleaged....gentlaniaii4t
•
usher. Seems he'd' decided Itsi learn
. • . .
-Ithe •'shag?' and thought that was . _
,good a 'plaCe as: any to begin.:.
-.1tares-alg,h' en sh-e-71 efused to go :
,
. .onas' just•One More, Contract' play ,
. er'; She she Wasn't getting
• •
Andrea Lieciii
anYWhere,YOu'll.remember,,and get
out 01 Iter'....centraet,''anct.oll .41 IY.;
sodd had saidshe was!'erazY,, as.
•she llad just • One Performeace• to:
her,credit,:at that thne, '
, And :then "Stage' :Dear". and:••••
. • . , ••
all the opportenity.in the Wsaddl...'•.
. . • .
' The,"LOne Ranger" Craze is now
growing every day. The actor who
1.1',S the' '111.1noer" ' 11 tiie sc een
. ,
;Seriiii:May•-•!'ge -alit cf.-a ersOnal.,- ap-
pearance toui. Natiimal,BreadgitSt-•
lag.'cOmPliaY has arranged for, the
; • transeription. eights Of ' the 'redid
progiain fOr. the •South, Canada ahd,
,A•tistralia • -.it• res nt it' heard
• P e, • ,
on a 42 -station Ljtup three thongs
a week... •Therec taik. Of ,a.•'-(Vcus
,
..stent, anti Of; a ccOloon stkp for the
newspapers. And the country wfii
. ,be' flooded. With hooka,. Cowboy sults •
and chetving ginn;-: and 'sweaters,,
• and all,the tither. •me'rc.handise that
caithe nscatia, profitable'. tie,uPs.'
• elfarlie .(chaplaint'S
„
. try, Wrathy. Cuin,mingoret has heeti•
given aontraet. • by • Warner Bro-
. '.'t•Iiii•••i;• aud 011 11 ,See 1ii fli st in, •
" rtnidway,"
• ' eau ,eMitintio" W,1411
11 is 1reeiit rmilo silottSers for ten
• YodeS if' he want
108, mild ..th-6
ageacj,
vod .Wolfid like MM.
ro 31Jl3 au: • a..gioo• •
toolt.tor that length
of Chile, wit:WM.0 Us;
nal Yearto. year op,
ilea's.' Pregee
ehiiliact still has 8 '
iriontlis.' TO 11311. 311. Ot
,tjt llie noifywsoo-
collo gonO
111.Pg C.rssby, m"thoair, .1311,1g baS '
'30111,1110 1131181
.tes,s 01'1fld Alum% n0. sik.n4 o'ffihn
IshirfirPopnlatily,. •
1
ODDS AND.,END:;,.Pani Muni
-
Seorne to be pli-set..t* do "The Life
W1011 Fran,k
Lloyd! 'Civets. .'fIf '
with. Ronald 'Oolllia:14.„Pr auk's OWn '
datighter,•Aline; will plaY '''Colette"
, Sde•Penaer's new plettire;,1".G0*
,Chael:Yourself,•"-.W.hiS 'hest one
Walt Disney divided$50,-
000
,
Ong, the....peoptelni.'lleittedi
' • him Make. i/ShoW, "White". Max
..Daer is coaching 11 bert Taylor for
‘`Kneek.',Ont" The • objection ••:tei,',
' Shirley Temple's Making personal
'appearances tuck,been that "slie.**aa
too yogi* 'le appear .'!behind the
footlights . But 1Mary .lPleltfOrd .
began when She - was five; and It •
didn't seen -tt Kneeler fit4,
"POO. Men and ..a: Prayer"
• See ..,11.icard Greene, reeently
ed froin giigippt who, itis said,
will be grooMed :•for • stardom •
Now it announced : that ! Maude •
. Adams' Movie tests Were •:.so,sne-
. cessful that slie not appear •
' "The ! Young Heart" but in
• g -j • , , • a
*eduction:, giving'. More. scope -to
'her talents.
. . • .
cairpfeeeForn4ce,
Needs -No Stoking
. .
,Ver ,laded furnace '• stokers, ,•
science •offera• today a..perinatient
vaeation:. • • • •••
Deteiis' of 'a• coal
ing plant that operates for a Year ,
withatit stoking, damper settingst!•,
or ash removing' .Were disclosedf
,last week by the Mello'h •Instittite
of Industrial- Research. ,
_• This ,.vacation •from furnace
• tending: was exhlained by E. •T.
.8blim Jr., industrial fellew at the •
' institute,. Who aided -in the 'dei,•617 •
opulent of the unit, ,.
"Carefreeheatiag," he said,. qis.
anthracite coal,. usually Of buck -
what
P ilk
Obtainec.- Us.ng • enesy va . •
. wheat, ot•-rice size, .which
• , veyed from coal bin to • the fire
•,.thrQukh a, small •conveyor tube,
COinpletelit Antetnatic•
. the igthraeite• it burned
the ash falls V.,gifavity °Vet Hie
. edge_of the 'tit:ince nto a dust
Atorage pit, • ,Veneath' the ,
whiCh.,,As large• enough to
provide for several niMiths' to .a
. Year's 91).6.1.ation.. '1130 0111)10
toui, is ntrolled by 3e0111. thernler-
Stat. ata is toinpletely antornatic
iti 4dration." • 3-
• The size of the ash 'pit •;virlos
With the 'heating': unit: 1-1.6WO:cte1i ,
eliarts shOW"tlittl' '
burningliseven .tons of eoid (141,1tit
,,a 'Winter need..a pit approMi..
'mately ,five , feet • :deer and tout' •
feet WIde• . ' •
- - L'IP,ot"tirosr. 'w,ho ahl- wan t
the ta'k • Of OloVeling• but the
• Med Year,.. et, specially- deitoto) •
may bo •plakod hi the pit to•
yet3ive th d tt.g110, It reineVed..
• tlittotrab 13 fro*
ornen.Blamed °
For Depression
. • .
TIOronici;Profesior Urges Thins.
• To Wear More, Stop
' •fterdi.tcnig •'
Big Ben Revered
By Whole Nation
Old London's Famous Bell Is A
Household Name-Weighi
•Thlileen Tuns
Everybody who visits old Lon-
don fr,Rm distant places -feels' that
he has missed something if he re-
ttirns home Without hearing "Big
Ben," the bell of the deck rn the •
teWer. of the parliament buildings
at WeStmirister, says the Toronto."
'Star Weekly. :In British countries
and in )71any other lands' Big Ben"
is a- household name. The special
broadeasts by tlie 1Cine have been. -
featured by the sound Of the toll-
ing,- of Big. •Ileh aythich has been •
chrried•hy ,rneaps*of redi& to the
ends -• Of, the earth'? ' • • -
Seven • Pet..High,
-Big Bentolls alit the heurs of
the chisr• and ,night. ' It ' weighs,.
more than thirteen tens and stands
more than seven feet high. It was • '
made in •Whiteehapel and its re-
moval to Westminster was made '
a 'great occasion. Sixteen horses
were used to draw' it on a truck
through the streets of themetro-,,
polis. 'Multitudes of. people ga.th=
eredfrOrri near and far to see it
ga by tirinounted , by a Union
Jack,
, Wound Twice a Week
Four quarter-hour. bells are is-
,
sedated with Big. Ben. Together'
,$42603:00c ' andthe"tbh°;, • cTI clock cost
and clock faces,' .$60,000. For
Many years the clbelc Was .wound
.hyll hand, ,a: Procedure ,reqpiring, '
five. hours. Now two men climb •
into the tower :twice a •week
•wind it by hioto7 in half an hour.
' When Jhc:•:•14L-4eLecl•Pa---xePRirs-,
• shortiy.,after it was installed a' •
2;grenp: Of rnernbera't. Of parliament •
•
er..1
alue Of S age
Are Bev ,qaled in Testa
• • --"'"
In many districts the value of • .
silage is being .qUestioried,
es-
pecially 'Where corn 'cannot be,
grown with any measure of stic- •
cess: The results ' of an, experi-
ment conducted at the .Dominion
Experimental Sfation at kapnit,
• leasing, 9ntario, ;threw 'consider-
able light Q.11 the. subject.. For fiye, '•
winters .t,WC, *greaps of dews each •
,ranging from Avet0 nine ,animals,
:Were fed. rations wl3jeh wer`a, bah., ••
ancedind whielv.eUpplied.as near -
as possible the same nutrients
to 'each •group. One ration
ed 'silage While the other did.not,'
:this being the Only difference in
• the. feeds used. No 'roots were
, fed. The result's when averaged
the Ate, years show the :pro- .•
ductieh per cow per 'day 'to be:
Cows fed silage, .23.4 pounds of -
' milk and .92 pounds of , Jbutter
• ••• fat;cows -net, fed, silage, 23,2 •
.pounds of m1k and. 93 pounds
or butter fat:•. .• • •'
One -Third As ECcppoSivo
•!Differenes Such as these are:
, . ,
too ••small to mean anything •frinn,
• a pra.ctical. standpoint, .: 'especially
as flie cows, not fed.' silage ap-
peared to Inaintain their, health,
cOndition, and weighty .if anything,: „
.a.little. ketterthan those receiving
it. This exPeriment. ,shows that.
Silage ls tioff,, an essential 'in the
.. Intik Coves ration. '
When • the rations were . ap-
praised on a.;" basis' of 'cost, .it,'"WaS
'foiirid that Silage could: not be
Valued at more than one-third the
value of hay Without raising the
76-61-Corth•e ratan. In other woil
.if hay costs $12,00 a 'ton' id' pro-'
'Take it:from Prof; Nernien.'W.'
• DeWitt, of •Victoria
to,oneOf the main reasens,:fdr, the
• clOPreielon. Was. !becaasewomen
-
,
•Wahted.to,weigh less nnd wear less, .
te'skiet tot a"Serriee Club
...in an addresa. .that .eirery dine. •:a
soman•reduee. a.,peand;
threw aii.
way. a petticoat or cut ••a
other- meli h skirt length: she
clepressed.the niOrker in food -and
"-7. • • 7-77.77:7-7
• "There. are in Ameriaa same, 2.01,-'
000,00 weinea have. reducing •
in pied," he said. ,"lf path of thesia
NVolueu,AOssens her -,-food eonsamp-
tien•twe pounds a there is a
direet„leas,iir'food .sale " of :52;000,-- •,'
000 ;pdtinda; "Along tiiis-pd6e
we • Mast , place.-the-reductien: the
• .• , ..•
amount Of clothing,wOrn by Women
'With; en amazing rediretiOn in the
tOtalyerdeg:e • • y,,cinien.'si. Wear.
•
goods - ••• NO ...wonder We lied' e• -•,.de
•pressioa.". •
▪ t reriftris
- at a . serious, inconvenience to
which 7the „Ileuae had been Sub.- •
jected for the,s,benefit , of People,
li-ving in •:the •county of Middle-, •
Sex. They,"prbposed that it should •
not be permitted to- fell again.'
;SuCh is the:reverence' With ,which
_Big Ben is regarclef„ today, „almost
as ,a prized institution, that the
. • ne9Ple=.might •sweep out of office.,
governmerit that proposed to
•
silence the great bell: 'Supersti...,
• tioui persdnsi, Mightfeet that ;•such
' a development would be an Cornett: •'•
".of "doom to the. empire.
•, •
It is clairnedthat' niankind and "
probably- .Wornartkind , will be en-
tirely bald by the 'year. 2500 due
to our custinn• Of cutting. the hair.
, h
. Thereis onlY one scaly backed
ant-eaterrih captivity called the
.• .
African F',angolin, and it 18, In the'
Symbolof its Country's Spiritand Strength,
.9 , , • ,
Symbolfying the spirit ' of his .country, this Czech infantryinan la
goting :ready 1...o toss a nine -second hand grenade, during manoeuvre*
. , ..
,of the arniy at Eger. ,
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CHARACTER FROM HANtlyourisq • ••
More ecrets From My, Mailbag!
Ar. a
13*. LAWRENCE HIBBERT• .
': (Graphologist and ,PsYchologist)
• •i‘irs,!•?•I''.erple.N.ed" Writes. "I am in
my early thirties' and .liare„ been
' worried tor seine:time beeauSe thy
,laisband •Js neglectful., Ile, ds eool
• towards .ine anci Tin Stire 110 longth• ‘
• fovea lie; liocently met 31 widow
erwho, thfultSli lot 1)1 me .and I am
afraid 1 have leconic very attached
to MAL. 1 aniwondering,"
ant glad that. you sent,
inens of• all•threc', handwvitingat'lle-
Ware tit year.widower .frieuth, YOu
sitY . you do , Hot khOW, 7 @I ti ch.! alrtruf
Hifi; 11114 jitclitne„„koin his writing
:111'41:1„.,gierliat you .t.to nort (.)1'.• You
'Woittd not lo. know ban a11"3••
tongerV,Iie t•tfo,t to bo
• •,Your hlishand's writing•sugfiests
that he is". ‘•voreying abost tome:
`thing: 'perhaila ite; Is, ,w!?!.:rryilig
-41)d:it YOU '0141 1011f oetkil.m...
straightfai,Wai•d: Sert Ut• titan', NOW
' ' 0 V ItIvIltihg sit oWs t he t you'lLitte'
' mt likthgfor' in:Welty; 'gaiety and lite..
..tien, cuith,iki. to' 4.10.•
1 11134 do. y 04 Mind if:
2.2t
taeiOus? •
• A:girl Of,.19.writeS: ear lit Iti've •
. With ..Mah,'agO• 28, 'Who. Wants
118 tO, get Iiiarrieil. Ant„ I too
: 11.1 eithet 01••*.your '
writings to -.make the
• you, On the *eantrary I think yoTt-
well milted; The age!,difference
is hot ,an, ..inSuperable.r.bari,iest.
you:ore goo ittot; iLoa:tlii
.',onces are gatisfactory, fr5.
and good lack, • • •,
p0- Y9 yvisl{to keit; yy'whaf:i'�ur
lia"riciwrithigqs!,e'al-s! of yotir• iMr
••. icier arid disposition'? 1-1av ydu
sweetheart or friends aboutwhorn
yOu Would like'to (earn mcre?.tend
specimens of the.bandwritings yea
--want 'filtalysed,-"'Effol:OSing t0e for'
Stied -inlet', Std -with stamp.
ed addressed .6SN'ieloPe to: L.
HiL-
bert, 421, 73 West, Adelaide l•
torolite. Gritio, All :letters
are terdhiential. •
:
•
creasing- the 'cost of the,. ration,
should not cOst.ziloe6
ton.' •:,- • •,•• t
.• •Raises Production•Costs.
,
:DatEi gathered. Over a period' of,
twelve years at this station shows
that 'yVhen all items' are included,
....hair •has `cost $10,,65 A tento' pre-
, duce: as agebiSt.,$6.,81.7.TOr.oat's and
• peas :silage and; $4:96 a ton for
sunflower 'silage. At these figures • ,
the us'e4 of , silage: will raise the
Cost of milk. production In•kapns-
• 'kasing cliserict and other district's,'
where' conditions: are 'Somewhat
-similar. • -
•
Make eitS' ose
Sense of SmelI-
, . -• .
By - Use... of Zinc Sulphate-..:.
'Compound Was; Giveii.77t*H-
Canadian Children Last Year
In War 1./Pozi Polio . •
OTTAWA -Rats ' given a; •fe*,
drops of 'zinc selphate,seititiOri,.:.
sithilar th the ineans, Usedin an: .
• -Carlo Fast summer :tor, combat the .
infantile; •Paralysis epidetriiclost
their .seriSe • Of ;.smell, -the:Royal
Society of. Canada was infernied
ili a ;pager 'prepared VT Pr. Cnn'
G. Srnih of'the • UniveisitY of To -
lotto ' inatoMy department • and
tabled, by Di. E.! Heine 'Craigie' •
, of, the. ,Univeriity of :Toronto.' bio..'
1; logical 'department. . •
,` • The 'Sine. sulphate Was intro-
- duce& into 'nasal, cavities of the
'rata ,and ••,destroyed :the .sensory
•.• lining•of these cavities; • ••••
Used In. Pfiealysis 4.Teeatment ,
11 .Vvaa• found the damaged; lie-,
• ing,. was, eventually :replaced by, a :
layer :from which the .sensory cella,
are absent and a' Pernmeent lp,as
'of the •olfattory. nerve :fibres.' aa4.
,
atrophy of .the.:regiona the '
brain where' the •ehd Was: biiinght •
abOut, resulting, in sinelL •
• Dr,. Smith's': experiments, .•Were '•
eonfiped to rats and have net been
applied specifically' to humans •
•..pe'hding completion' of data for •
,treatinerit of infantile paralysis •
tieing collected bbr the Ontario. De -
pertinent of: Health, • ; •
There 'was no Mention' in, ,t110.
paper Of the 'gine sulphate treat,
inent given thousands of Ontario
children last sunnimi•. Chie • high
inedloal .authoritY said infermally
•••A large 'number 'of factors had to:
be taken , int0. d;onsitleratieif) in es-
tithatifig Whether; the . zine std.
,-- •
Phate had the Seine. • el ffeet • :on
them. ' •
-
Blind Eat By Braille
• Probably the oiliy•restatitant ifl
• the WOrld that 'Makes 'a' tpediAlty
' of Providing' meals itoi* thd, bilha lis
011 In Budupest. '
Tho idea •firsf started -when the ,
OWner of reStam-arit. had
the .bright idom pf • priatiiie his
mentt in 131 lulh' • .
:Bather'than haVe the 'Whole' bill ,
Of fare •I'cad, te ?them, hhnct ctia
.teiners prefer.te read, it for, therit4
This 0b 'the"
only place .w110:e they,Ccaii do
a flourishinbd.§inees.,
.014,1114 to the proprietoet drIgfilat
it clijoyst g.
,
'Great 11,1 31i3111 has nuire Inhise
,raeos.of than the
of th jt together, and rait
100333' 18 poSsible of thetie Ittit
b ro ade est, • ' • •