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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1922-11-30, Page 7Dominica -I Cimp Ohlef. Mr. Rodney C. Wood, "'Assistant CAMP Chief at Gfl1w11 Park, the Bra, tish. 'Scout Officer Training, Centre in England, has been aamainted Doniinion "Canap Chief with responsibility f,or all tutare Scolit officer 'training projects , In Canada. Mr. Wood waiir loaned to the Canadian General Council to intro- , (tube Gillwell methods to Canada and during the past summer co'nchieted, half a dozen 'trainitig camps which were so successful that it was decided to ask Mr. Wood to remain here per- manently. He commences his new, duties at once. MON) Scout Heroes. Six more awards to Ontario Boy Scouts for life saving have jitst* been authorized by His Excellency Lord Byng of, Vimy, Chief Scout far , Cana- da, • TO Scout Adronic Lemelin, age 15, a Finch Canadian boy of the 5th Wel- land Troop, His Excellency has grant- ed a Giltl•Cross. Adronlc'heard that a by had gone down in a lock -Pit after Calling from a plank on which, -he was playing. He immediately. ran to the scene, Tramped into the water,, and af- ter diving and sciimining around came into contact with the drowning 'braY and 'brought him to the surface, He then found that the boy he had res- cued wa.s-his awn 122year-ald brother. Assistant Scoutmaster Octal G. Bow- man of the 8th Brantford Troop is to receive the Boy Scout Gilt Cross for Ms act in rescuing one of the boys of his troop from drowning in a flooded section' of the Grand River, The boy had aceidentally fallen into the -river wbile doing some af his Scout ,tests. He could swim, but in an attempt to remove a heavy sweater he was wear- ing -at the time he got hl's arms tangled in it when it was over -his head, ren- dering him completely' helPless. Mr. Bciwraan jumped into the river and af- ter a stiff struggle against the current brought the 'boy to satety.°• Scout Richard Keene, age 12, ,Of ..the 10th Brantford Troop, has be -en aivard- ed a Certificate of Merit aigned bY Lord Byng feu his work in rescuing two boys from drowning in a canal.' Little personal risk was involved in this rescue, bit s the Sedut's presence' of mind and quick action nudoubtedly Saved the boys' lives. Scout Canniff Ashley, age 12, and Scout Lorne Morton, age -14, of the 1st Foxboro Troop, will receive Certifa., cates of Merit for their action in rescuing a, companion from'drowning in a stream near their tome. - asa„, Scout Lea. -J-1. Rezell, zige 13, of the let Ridgetown Troop, saw a:little child fall hit° a cesspool --while playing near its home. The 'child was too young to help itself and only. the quick adtien of 'thee Scout was respans•ible for the littleatot's life being saved. A Certifi- cate of Merit has been forwarded to Scout Retell. „ Medals of Merit in recognition of long and faithful service to theft: troops and to the Scout Movement in their district haite been awarded. -tci Assistant Scoutmaster E. Bonneville ,and Clarence Jones of the 6th Otta*a Troop. • - The above awards bring the total,is- sued in Ontario during the -present year up to fifteen. Final decisions in several MOTO cases will probably be announced shortly. Miner's Luk; Luck seems to thrive best, among the precious metals. From the goiti mines and- the diamond fields come many strange stogies that illustrate the uncertaluties of fortune: ' Cali- fornia, the Yukon, South Africa, all have their share of tales 'of extraor- dinarLiefinds and lasses, but from New tininea comes, one of the >at remark- able. On many of the isle ids off that coast gold is found. At one thnegSa,ys Capt. C. A. W. Monckton in his book, " Some Experiend'dis of a New Guinea R.esiffent Magistrate, Waddlark Jaland- was crowded with prospectors. One da Y a party of euccessful mi -erg were returning 'in -a smallcutter to Saraarai. The separateparcels of gold belonging to the individual men were "shammies," as the bullion bags . are called, and the whole quantity was sewn together an a large belt of can- vas and lay upon the hatch. When ' the ve'seel entered China Strait a sudden squall struck her, and - as she heeled over the gold shot into the scuppersand disappeared. As soon as the skipper could gelehis' ves- sel in hand he tack soundings' and bearings, and, I-Uri/gag haatily to Sa- eanatai, gathered such peariells as were Working there and offered half the' -gafid, d.te any of them who recovered if, fibierecal pearlers nt mice' sailed for abe spot, Diver after -diver descended and toiled; diver ofter diver ascended' and re, p ort ed a Seat mad bottom and. a }Joliet ese qtr. e s t pearle after pearl er lifted his sinclaor and went back to Sa- roaral; and at last the ,cutter also holated her anchor pmparatery to tak- Ing Miners back to the gold fields. A disconsolate group of men they were as they' watched the anohor coining up; but I leave it to the imagination ' tlad change in their faces when in the Mud that elting to thosfluke of it they caitvae brilt ef gold, A, hen 4,..ttain$ her best laying ca- acity in ber. third year. She will lay 30 au avsreVr i'sZetime nroin 300 to a 0 eegia 11(11, Itil(40 I3t(001) Al(T$Sfi1t1( TO 111311f11 Weak, Watery Blood, Needs a Tonle tO'1311,11(1.- it Anew. Why are we contithially holar:•that health -giving blood' mast be bright red? 'What has' color to do with, the quality? Just this --the oxagea in the • ,aix: is the great supporter ot all Or- ganic Iife. One 11.1I1Qtk)p of the blood Is tb take the oxygen from the air— whileb it meets In the. itingS- and de- livers tothe tissues'of the body, When the blood, filled with life -'sustaining oxygen, is sent out by the heart, it is blight red. When it retnras. ithintre and deprived of oaygen it is dark. You will see, t•heirefore, that there are two prime requisites of health, pare air and bright red bloods—the pure a,h• to, furnish „the oxygen, the rich recieblood to parry it where it is needed. • Pale, enaemic people whoee nerves are on eclgd whe tire out easily, and who suffer from frequent headaches; do 8.o. beCauSe tlieirflticfad IS thin and Watery. All such people cell- improve their condition 'through, a• fair use of Dr. Williainsn Pink Pills, ' which enrich -the, blood, !thus enabling it to ,carry oxygen to the system.' Ainong those who have betiefft,te.d from•the • use of MIs medicine IS Mr. Charles A. Stay- s . ner, GlenhoIine, N. S. who says: 'Some four years ,ago 'I found myself badly run 'down: r -tired -very easily, and found iteffilffeillt: to do my work. My appetite • failed and -1 slept badly •at night. I vii,s takiag medicine; but' It was not helping me, and 2- was growl hag weaker and weaker. A friend who called to see me advised ine, to try Dr, Williams' Pink Pill. I got six boxes and before these were done I felt bete ter. Then I got six more boxes., and after 'taking' thenl'. felt as well and strong as ever. Four yeara haive pass- ed since that time, and I- have con- tinued in geed health and working all the time. I have reecinimended these pills to others and shall continue to do These pills are sold by all medicine dealers or will be sent by mail, post paid, at 50 cents a box or six boxes" for 32.50shy The Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Co., Brockville. Ont. "Carrying 13,000 people the liners , Majestic, Olympic, and Homeric re -1 quire 440,000 pieces of household and table linen,. inchiding 110,000 table; napkins, 35,000 sheets and 17,000 tableel•oths. Your heads to the clouds uplifting, "The facts in- regaad to cancer are h • '' bending rill& What is Love? Mo,st of us think of it merely as an aSection, for a few people very nearao us—the affection of loarere- for one another, of hus- bands and wives, of the Am- bers of the family, of friends. But in his analysis, of love, Henry Drummond sap: "Will you observe what its ele- ments are? Will you notice that they have common names; that they are things which can be practised by evefylman in every place in life; and how, by a multitude of small thin-gs and ordinary virtues, the eupreine thing, the suanimme bowfin,- is made up? Patience; '15eve suf- fereth long.' Kindness; 'and. is, kind.' Generosity; 'Love envies not,' linmility; 'Love vauntethe not itself, is not puffed, up.' , Courtesy; 'Doth behave it - elf unseemly,' Unselfishness; `Seeketh ? not her own, „Good4 temper;.'Is not ea6ily,proVaked.f, Guilelessness; "Thinketh no evil,' Sincerity; Sejoiceth notin - iniqiiity, but rejoiceth in the tru indeed. serious BY DR J J MIDDLEVIN ProvInotal Conrci of Health, Ontario Middleton will be glad to anawer„ Illustion's on Public Iiralth mat ters'tlirirugh th43 COfillI611. Ad4reS8 hint at Spadiaa IIouse, Spadlns Oreee'ent, Toronto. Canestr 2,f;83 peoPle in the campaign of public education, ern - Province of Ontario in 1912. This is bracing fkwts' such as the following: a death ratio p,f 88,,out of every 100,- (1) That Carioler in the earil.y stages 000 of the population, the highest yet gives rise to no pain or eyrriptanis of recorded for theprovince. The nuinber of deaths fer'eaticer in 1921 eceeded , (2) That the early signa• are: . that of 192Q by 121. Any disease that Any Jump or mass in wornards causes 2,583 deaths in a year and sets breast after forty. up a death rate of 88 is exceedingly Any bleeding, however trivial, after serious. , . the change 'Of life. - In Michigan the death rate fr,om Any wart or 'sore on tia'e lower lip cancer this year is 86.5 per 100,000 of of- a man forty-five year g' of age, the popalation. In Ontario during! Any sore cm the tongue of a man of 192rthe rate was even higher, Cancer forty-five years, is now killing one Mit of ev-ery ten Any ,bleeding from the bowel in a nens,ons over 40 years of age. Many Man or woman after forty years. of these deaths are preventable since (a) It should be pointed out that cancer is frequently curable if r.ecag- Warta, moles or growtihs on the skin nized and properly treated in its early liable 'to irritation, -should- be rerno-Ved stages. and that arritation of the tongue. and A cornip,arative table showing the ;cheeks by jagged teeth, or of the number iof deaths per year front can., lower lip by clay pipes, etc„ should eel- in Ontario since 1902, and the be. avoided. , death nate per 100,000 of the papule, - GUARD THE 'AU tion; 2 insitructive. It points out thast while one or two of the years' figures • show a slight d-ecreaso, the general • • " INST COLDS e si thieud Ended "For the past thirty years," Mrs. Maiviria O'Desks, of 1089 Ethel St,, 'Verdun, P,Q., "I have hardly seen a well., day. I 'seemed to suffer from cd - moat everything, indigestion, head- aches, nervousneas, loss of aPPetao and even the little I managed to eat bloated me all up with gas until I could hardly hregthe„ I was so rest- less could- scarcely sleep, and I would get up mornings so tired and dizzy it was all I could do to get around. L was simply in a miserable condition, and nothing took seerned to do me any good. "I heard so much good about Tanlac that I made up my mind to try it, and I'm , rn PleWied to say that it has only talcea five battles to make me feel like an -entirely different person. My appe- tite is eo good now that I can hardly get enough td eat and my troubles have all disappeared, so that I'm feeling just fine all the time. Why, I feel every bit of twenty years, younger and. can never praise Tanlac enough for the goad health it has given me." Tanlae is sold by all good druggists. steady increase. , ' AG tendency is torwards a gradual but A - Year . No. deaths ' Rate - 1902 1,048 47,3 To guard the baby against colds 1903 - 1,156 51.4 nothing can'equalBaby's Own Tablets. 1904 1905 1,253 1,224 52,8 54.8 The, 'rablets rare a mild laxative that 19061,411 60,0 will keep the little one's stna bach and 1907 1,329 55.7 bowels working regularly. It is, a re- .,„ 55,7 .cognized Tact that where the stomach 65.0 and bowels aare in good order that 63.8 colds will not exis-t; that the health Of 63,5 the little one will be good and that he 21 will thrive ao,d be 'happy. The Tablets 1908,.- 1,348 1909 1,597 1910 1,587 1911 1,602 1912 1,778 1913 1,806 1914 1,872 1915 • 1,982 1916 2;012 1917 2,196 1918 2,103 " 1919 2,182 1920 a, ,,,„ • 2,4-64- 1921 70.8 73.8 73.8' are sold by medicine dealers or by rnail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,, 79.3 Oat. 74.9 76.6 Education is really the art of ex - 85,3 treating the best use out of life. 2,585 88.1 There is very little difference be- MONEY ORDERS. tween the city death ratf- It is always safe to send a Don:anion eaor dander Express Money Order. Five dollars and the oountry rate, During 1920 the rate was- 85 per 100,000 ef,costa three cents."the poptilation. The, el -LT municipalities1 ' show 1,204 deaths ar 48.9- per eent. of. A soap factory existed in France the total number, and -a rate per 100,- -more than a thousand years ago. 000 of 88.4e the towns of 5,000, popu-I ma _ d' I t .1; G t Cows of the qat-al ntonbers and • a rate oil °,1* had ,1,118 death,s or 45.3 per cent. of Oh, wondeiful forest giants, nar -3 n men or arge n ows 'talon had 142 death's, or -5.8 per cent 'Whi•le the, rural municipalities • Trees. the' bein a 'rate f '134 7 • g o per 10'0;000 of' population. . 1 r King -s of 'the mighty hills, 1 latansrozoNetaamtnamaratisentstan ," says te most lee ent, Yet to drink the report of the „Registrar General for Where learned ye your wondrous 'Ontario. Leaving but the considera-1 greatness, tion that the, apparent increase may That stoops from sky to sod, be accounted for, fo some extent by Receiving earthifs treasured sweetness Mac improvement in diagnosis and Then giving it back to God? more sa,tiefactogy death recorda, the: fact remains that the mortality,ac- Oh fold us close in. your shadows cording to, statistical reports, has ' ' grown f•rom 16 in 1881 to 88 in -1921! Bons of the earth and sky! , per 100(100 of population. • i Here 'neath your leafy splendor I Hoffman, who has made an extern.' We feel that heaven is nigh. , sive study of this subject, points out We seem to forget' our heartache, that his investigations prove that, And stroke of sorrow's rod, I.cancer is increasing and that it is- a For here in your soft shade resting, ; real menace to all civilized Mankind -1 We tell it all to God. !It is probable that the number of; deaths yearly in Canada would be not fleas than 7,000. Cancer comes fourth. And when, as the years are spreading, 1 in our table of mortality. At ages' We turn us back again , over forty it -kills one in eight 'among, To the woods we sought in childhood Iwomen and one in, fourteen among , , To soothe us in our -pain. I men. It as a disease of adult life, and In your tender, shadowed stillness. II at ages over forty is more destructive:- 1-Vhen, the soul within us sees, of life than -either: tuberc-34°s'is or We shah find as fife's joys fail us , pneumonia. Its insidious onset often 1 God's place among the trees. i occurs at -the most usefula period ; life when the lather and mother are; —Camilla* Sanderson of the greatest eerviee to society. It occurs when the, man or woinan, from! their industry and thrift, might other -1 Not Very Encouraging. wise "illave had years of ease and com- Young man (to messenger boy)--- fort before them. Discavered in the " -eireilest stages it is usueely readidy What did Miss Broain say when you cured. Once established, the "future gave laer the flowers. • Is hopeless. ,j 'Boy --"She asked the fellow who , -The chief hope of controlling the was sitting with her if he would like d disease seems to ilia in a wellaplanned one for a buttonhole.". C. ANY people, who cannot drink tea and coffee without suffering from the effects of the ,caffeine. these beverages COntain have found health and satisfaction in the daily -use offragrant, delicious Instant Postuni. If you find that you are nervous and restless—that you lie awake at'night—your own good Sense will tell you that tea and coffee are not good for you. Then quit tea a.nd coffee for awhile and use Instant Postum instead. You'll find it wholesome, healthful and delightful, with, a full, rich flavor and a delicate aroma - that never fail to please' and satisfy. At your Grocer' in sealed, air -tight tins. There's a Reason" for nstan Canadian Pesrata Cereal Go., Lei, 45 Front urn , A generoessaniaie tiri Insta•nt Postern sent, postpaid for 4c, • in stampsWite oronto, Factory; '/itmdsor, Ontario sorsa INSTANT BEVFOuGE e„, 4 d 1?rtnt of1Vry,#._ tnItt p7lign HaNlb stun, Cerdar CORI 2,7 C,18, • MOTHER! Open Child's Bowels wit "California Fig Syrup" Advt. Talle'sjConcreteapaneee'RTo 'Radio. .hmr The tallest reinforcedlconcrete,tower In the world has recently been com- pleted in Tokyo, Japan, and will be used to support the aerial of a wire- less aftation. It is 672 feet in height. The lofty structure is builtan the form of a chimneY, having an ins.itle diam- eter at the base, of 55 feet, and taper- ing to 3 feet 6 inches -at the top. A spiral teel stairway winds up through tlae interior, -landings beings located approximately_ every 150 feet, the,se connecting to exterior balconies, from which sight -seers can view the sur- rounding country. Engineers are said to be preparing plans for two similar towers, which, however, will be al- most twice as tall. -444444 IF STOMACH IS TROUBLING YOU Instantly! End, Indigestion or Stomach Misery with "Pape's Diapepsin" +4+44101 410440 444 re -H -o-1,41-.-,^4.4-• As soon as, you eat a tablet or two of "Pap,e's Diapepsin" your indigestion is gone! He,a.vy pain, heartburn, flatu- lence, gases, palpitation, or any misery from a sour, acid stomach ends. Cor- rect your stomach and digestion for a few cents. Each package guaranteed by druggist. His Birthday Teeth. Vis-itor—'Honold are you, grand- pa?" - Old Man—'Eighty-two, I be, and I have every tootbnin my head the same as the day I was born," Halifax, N. S. Minard's Liniment Co., Ltd.: Gentlemen—I have used Minard's Lini- ment and have found it a good remedy. After the explosion I was pretty well Shaken up, having quite a. number of bruises"and cuts, but thanks to Minard's :Liniment I am my old self again. It healed the sores and bruises and gave me much relief. It Is true to its name as the King of Pain, for it stopped the pain almost at once. 1 first noticed the ad in the Montreal Standard and decided to invest in a bottle, for which I am not sorry, but can say with truth that 1 am -thankful for it having done all it claim- ed to do, and in my case much more, and a satisfied customer is the best ad one can possibly find. That is my view of it and 1 think you will agree with me too. Yours very truly, r (Signed) ALFRED BLAIN, 104 Agricola St., Halifax, N.S. Crude -oil An -plane Engine Developed in England. It is reported that a manufacturing concern, in conjunction with the Bri- tish air ministry, bras produced a pro- mising type of crude -oil air engine. Feiathe present details of its corist'ruc- • tion are withheld, but it is understood , to be a six -cylinder motor developing from 750 to 1,000 horsepower. It Is 'known that, at the royal air -craft es- tablishment, 'experiments have been in progress for a long time ou engines of the Diesel type dieing shale oil, Controller Dims Lights Gradually.., Too abrupt dinaining of automobile headlights is a menace to the ditiver on account ,of the sudden change from brightness to darkriess, and a :head- light cofftrolier is now being manufac- tured that enables the driver to dim tbe gradually ' to aay degree necessary. . The, hands of the driver never being .off the -steering wheel, a touch ewith one finger of a lever on the steering poSit is all' that is neces- sary to dim the lights al gradually as cle,Sirecl. The controller can be install- ed on any ateeringspost in five or ten minutes, Ali Classed. The teacher Was explaining nouns of multitude to his chase. "You say," lie al5, "a flock of sheep, a, flight, of birds, a school of *bales,' a covey ot partridges, a herd of cows, a forest of trees, a brood of serpents, a.ral so on. Now'. call aay boa glee me wrath or oxen') p 1 e ?" "Please, sir," eaid Dick Duneo, anoient order of buffaloes," Australia was the first Gauntry Lee postcards. 183UF Nia, 47.--"2.e, klurry mother! Even a sick child loves the "fruity" taste of "Califernia Pig Syrup" and it never fails to open the bowels. A teaspoonful to -day may preyeat a sick child. to -morrow. If constipated,' bilious,, feverish, fretful, hes cold, colic, or if stomach is sour. tongue coated, breath bad, remember a good cleansing of the little bowels is often all that is necessary. Ask 'your druggist for genuine "Cali- fornia, Fig Syrup" which has directions for bnbies and children ,of ail ages printed on bottle. Mother: You must say "California" or ,you may get an imitation fig syrup Most disease germs enter the body through the mouth. Keep the mouth clean. 1)01 /Qua° 7,,rgrt Attorney, ‘-7',A.13:1+T—'tiVONI:44.14P j, c0101,, 'sziiiiples mnr Ge -•or woollen Mills. Oat. , S.d..r.M$14M1`1, WANWED. RGEIST, COM.PANX—RESor,r..R.C-PS 110,009,009; ,selilp,,,Kkriparanteed toilet ,articles, s-plees, extra, proprietary inedielnes, auto ,s,4PPII0s., dir'eet to '°<)11"' sumer, over 50 YearS, Offers opportunity to earnest, intelligent to,Qn; experience unneeessary: eutetar re - (mired. Wr1t to -aa, The 3-, R. _ ions ConManY, DePt, R., Hamiitoni Oast, '11,TING .FOR ELT`ING OF ALL KINDS, NW used, pulleys, saws, cable, hose., , etc., shipped sub:feet to approval at low, est prIces in Canada, York Belting 115 Yaric St,, Toronto.. 444.4.4+!14-t..14+1+4,44“ "Cascarets" 1 c Best Bowel Laxative When Bilious, Constipated ,To clean out your bowels without cramping or overacting, take Cas - rets. siclk heaclache, Union:men, gases, indigwtion, sour, upset stomach ,. Minard's LinirnerA for Distemper. and ,aIrSuch distress gone by morning, . NiceatephYisic on earth •fer grown-up . It is not400d to be unfortunate, but and children. 10c a box. Taste Hie it is often good to have been ,so. candy. ArliTVEN.TIONS., 'tend for Hat of inventions wanted brblanufAc-' imam Fortunes have been made from, simple ideas. "Patent Protection" booklet on request. IHAE101-1a C. PMAN & co.' PATENT ATTORNEYS 231 BANK sTassir- OTTAlyii.:,CAT4ItOR MCP COARSE SALT LAND SALT - Bulk Carlota TORONTO SALT WORKS C. J. CLIFF - 'TORONTO vsaaers.....s.,...asamsareon autnstazu sumo? 2usz Mczneedero Doak ea —DOG DISEASES sad How to Feed Mailed 'Free to any Ad. dress by the Author. IL clay Mover Co.,,xne,, 129 Wost 24th Street New York, U.S.A. 0 Row to Prevent Biliousness Doctors wam against remedies containing, powerful drugs and alcohol. ' The Extract of Roots, long known as Mother Seigers Curative Syrup, has no dope or strong ingredients; it chases away indigestion, biliousness and con- stipation, Can be had at any Ldrug store." Get the genuine. 50c. and $1.00 Bottles. 8 13 _._ " TiOMEN Nurse Recommended Use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table ,Compound Bothwell, Ontario.—"I was weals and run down, had no appetite and, was nervous. The nurse -who -took care of me told me to try Lydia E. - Pinkharres Vege- table Compound, and now I ant get- ting strong. I rec- ommend your medi- cine to my friends, and you may use my testimonial."---, MRS. D. Maxavtax,, R R. NO. 2, Both - we', Ontario. The reason why Lydia E. Pink- Iltara's -Vegetable Compound is so successful DI overcoming woman's illS Is because it contains the tonics strengthening properties of good old- fashioned roots and herbs, which act on the female organism. Women from all parts of the country are continually testifying to its strength- ening, beneficial influence, and as it contains no narcotics nor harmful drugs it ie a safe medicine for 'women. Lydia E. Pinichanfs Private Text - Book upon . "Ailments Peculiar to Women" will be sent you free upon request. Write to The Lydia E. •Plnkbain Medicine CO., Lynn, Masa. Cuticura Takui h Soothing For Baby's Skin After a bath with warm wa-s' ter and Cuticura Soap there is nothing more cooling and re- freshing for baby's tender skin than Cuticura Talcum. Soap 23e. Ointlent 2S and SOe. Takoo25c. Sold throughouttheDoininion.CanadianDexon Lymans, Limited, 344 St. Pani St., W., Montreal. Zar-Cuticura Soap shaves without Mug. UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not getting Aspirin at all deg Accept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains direclions and dose worked, out by physicians during- 22 years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Rheum a Li sn-x oothac fte Neuralgia Neu ri tis Earache Lumbago Pan, Pain JInody";i3ayer7.•hoxcs of 1.5 talAc2S--4Iso bottles of 24 and ,),(;:0-."l'ir00 Atp;rni .1;$1' ",itark ('simmmTh) t PnYer nial'.a,"!tu're ef of,S.Alt0±,,,ht,oth',. '1\1'016 it is 'well known thot 0nebri.44. 1;?,;te , n'n It orniag teeares /177 i 7 ri iito s 0 laayee'ciainaana ' *la ae•staiapsa, *;:tx.