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Zurich Herald, 1929-02-14, Page 7s Untbre1L: FRE Big Ben is doubly attractive these days as, in addition to Chewing Tobacco of unusual richness and flavour, with a quality that satisfies every man who chews, a "Poker Hand" is now attached to every plug. For six sets of " Poker Hands," you can obtain FREE a Man's Umbrella, with sensible handle and strong cover; for eight sets, a Lady's Umbrella, new style, `and fancy handle, with choice of Blue, Red, Green, Purple, Brown, or Black cover. These are only two of many presents pro. curable in exchange for "Poker Hands.'! Chew BIG BEH Tde.seend'ant of the .early ci.vilizatioNs<I The New Russa, tragicallY destroyed. Living Outside, the influence of the flood, it had not Dia 0, Ilagborg Wright bi the Con. been engulfed in the clataclysni which tetllportiry. (London)1 no industrlai swept the Tomer out of existence. class, i.e., the working class—the man - While the valley of Mexico• lay- a hal laborers in the towns—is now the dead land this race had e'vidently, been epos` important class In Russia. X.IaY- traveling the biogilway to a more ad- jag turned out the liege and `sicca over vnnced civilization, for it had discard' . all their property, they leave stepped , ed the rude sculpture ,of the earlier into Ilieir shoes, Iii everything they Mongoloid with its stuck -on eyes, ears, talc peeCedelle, Ill 4iOuSiilg aeeommo� nose, mouth and limbs; and it had ad- dat10 i,they are given the first choice 'vanceci front primitive wall paintings of rooms, and they pay a smaller rent to well executed stone sculpture, Pot- tliail allose who do "brain work." tery , had developed from simple to Their children take priority in the more complicated ferias and 'terra .schools and universities, the children cotta figures had approached nearer to of the peasantry coining next, while a reproduction o1 the human features. boys and gills of employes or of thus This second Mongoloid people, like relmiant of the bourgeois class are the first, must have led a peaceful lite, not accepted as pupils in any school for. few offensive weapons ai'e fotnul until vacancies have been filled by the among the remai .s of their pia."cs of other two classes. In the days of ' the Tsars the Jews alone were su'b- l1F.Evidentl ject to restrictions in matters of educ- ation. dim distant days Were as industrious, as active', g s persistent and as attach- WAS ALWAYS A ed to civic and community life as their Chinese descendants .are today, They bad learned to lay down excellent ce- ment drains, to build extensive temple walls and to Make elaborate incense burners and other religious vessels which they decorated with figures and symbols of their gods. They were .excellent pottery Beakers and stone cutters, spinners and weav- ers; and the density of the population of the -valley argues they were agri- culturists. This is confirmed by the finding of charred corn and beans in theruinsof their houses and the fact that they paid special cult to the earth mother and to the' gods of pro - and Save the "Poker Hands"' Afterfirmed second Mongoloid people But there is far greaterproof than in the valley of Mexico and surround - mere facial resemblance. Educated ing country another delugesscended on the land covering up Early American Tribes Eeheved had lived perhaps 2,000 years or more •• Chinese have constantly recognized and the temple crowned pyramids. the Mongoloid type in the remains of When the waters subsided volcanic Of Mongol Race primitive races of the Americas. The ash covered the deserted land to a Chinese laundryman of Professor I depth of several feet in places and John H. Cornyn (Aztec and Toltec desolation settled again upon the val- expert of the National University et • Mexico) clearly identified as Chinese the little clay figures which Professor Codnyn had unearthed in archaeo- logical excavations in Mexico. Pro- fessors Mena, Niven and Hyde and various members of the staffs of the National University and National Relics of Ancients in Heml sphere Reveal Chinese Link, Experts Assert Old Writings Identified ley for hundreds of years, while the dead and buried cities slept in a new winding sheet. In this, as in the first covering; no remains of human beings are found except in the disturbed strata where they have evidently been washed in through the action of water upon the alluvial and volcanic de - Faces on Submerged Walls Museum o Mexico 0 f M t be Mongoloid. Bear Mongoloid Stamp Professor Morley of the Carnegie In- posts.With the destruction of this second All of North` and South America stitute concurs. civilization the Mongols disappeared were once peopled with Mongoloid in- CHINESE WRITING IDENTIFIED from the valley of Mexico and a new habitants who probably migrated The Secretary of the Chinese lega- race, more cultured and of apparently from central Asia centuries before tion in Mexico City recognized primi- Indo-European origin, #sok their place history began to record events, writes, tive Chinese writings in eil+,l'ts on years afterward when the waters had a contributor in "The Milwaukee Mexican walls which were erected be- subsided and the earth had again be - Journal." And then, many centuries 'tween 8,000 and 10,000 years ago. He conte cultivatable. wave of Indo-Europeans. I also said that terra cotta figures dug s From time to time this has been , up from a buried civilization twenty Anger suggested as a speculative theory. It . feet beneath the surface in the valley He who can suppress -a moment's is now virtually considered a fact. It of Mexico were ancient mandarin aneer may, by so doing, prevent a day is believed that these people got to dresses. Ile further added that these of sorrow for himself and another. the new world either across the Aleu-; figures were .very similar to some of _____o____— tian chain of islands from Siberia to the ancient Mongoloid gods found in Riches Alaska or, perhaps some of them, ! early ' Chinese civilization. In the across a now vanished land chain valley of Mexico alone there are nail- To have what we want is riches; over the Pacific. ;lions of these figures. but to be able to do without is power. Most of the Indian races in North i Faces on submerged walls of an- —George MacDonald. and. South America today, including tient Mexican temples, sculptures and o the Wisconsin tribes, are considered paintings on stone tablets and. adobe NU MEDICINE LIKE descendants of the Mongoloid Ameri- brick bear the unmistakable Mongol - cans. The Mongoloid features can old stamp, and the early primitive BABY'S OWN TABLETS still be seen in many tribes. Among gods of the Mongoloids, the gods of certain Indians of Mexico especially nature, fire, sun, earth, water, are, in one may clearly see the Mongoloid evidence everywhere among the re - eyes and cheek bones. This is also mains of early Mexican civilizations markedly true in Bolivia, Ecuador now being excavated. and Peru. The most remarkable finds among the remains of these buried Mongol- oid cities are stone slabs, adobe brick, terra cotta tablets and cylinders cov- ered with primitive hieroglyphic writ- ing. Some of these the Chinese secre- tary recognized and interpreted with- out hesitancy, and since then other Chinese have confirmed his interpre- tation. The first civilized races of Mexico were swept out of existence by a con- tinuous deluge so stupendous that it is recorded in the chronicles of the Aztecs as the "Water Sun," or the Period when the sun was finally de- stroyed by the deluge of waters which, descending from the sky, swept hint out of existence in his daily journey I. across the heavens. • The huge crater like throat of the valley of Mexico was a second time converted into a le.ke, the waters of which rose high up on the mountain sides. NEW RACE APPEARED. Later cane a new race very•rnuch like the first in appearance. It had ILING NEVER FELT WELL Health Restored Through the Use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills "I am one of the many who have found new health through 'he use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills," says Mrs. Everitt Dow South Nelson, N.B. 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