The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-01-19, Page 7'
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enry:C.,Bell, BSA, Pept. orChemistry,
- Address -411' Letteisjo Farm_Slitor,A,LAclekicle-St—
WesforTorotito. All Answers Will Appear in this
Column, if Petsonal Reply is Desired, Enclose
Sianved and Addressed Envelope. -
• 13.--4 have 10 .acres ea.
Joam soil where .1 intend to, soW oats
'next spring,'" lIave grown alfalta oii
• •This seine piece of grotuid. two priv-.."
;ions years, in order ,to inoetilateth
Argundr,
and• Wish to .,sow; alfalfa
with. the, oath. this spring. WOuld
AdViSe me if lim aow-t with the oats
will injUre thp,r4'Wifl, line :help to
r stiffen,. the' in* eo-that •they wanid.
lcidge'?, What kind and how. much.
lime Weuld you*SOY!? 'HoW many
• poundi." Alfalfa' is neceSsary? Wold
you use f,srtilizer? •'
Ahswer.Lfine is notiisaally need,
ed for oats.' Cereals "such as oats,
harley,, wheat; ete., thrive en a neul,'
t1.soiJY 1,19wever,4..the addition of
•
lithe •has hem now to increase the
'yield ,of • oats „slightly. - The tendency
Of -lime is to help strengthen:the
Straw. andis diatinctly to help .0t
the. soil fdr kr.Owth of tilfalftt,..,
recaii•reS a de•InitelY.,•swegty,§90.-
likely it would be .possIble .forii to
, have •yoUr ;soil -tested before. sprihg.
„..
You could get a email reaCte soil set
- from our ' Agriculthral Rtpresenta-
q tive or frond .:.the Department , of
Chemistry,. 0.A.C; with ',Which you
void& test the soil, or yeti' cguld send
' in a sari-II:Ai of about one pound either
be 'used' on both the lambs and 'ewes
•af.,4 *,,,:preventative..,,,.)Preventianhy
mairitaii.ing a high degree of sanita7
:Oen arold the promises is easier and
les's expensive way of cohtiol, than -is
,Itreatment..:,
NECROBACIOSIS OF LA.MBS.. •
'.Thi's,'• disease, ;,is ''serious" and' gener
ally '; iliS the lamb' before it is twa
',The kerilts..•gain entrance .
,to the eirculation through:the rMi.r,
naval!, cord,;.at the 4,),/' birth;
;ole.an,leinbing(Peas.:fresh)iedding. to!
!the pen, disinfection of" the Shorn:1i' of
the naval •eord ;with terpaper, bent,
;carbolic solption or 'other disinfectant
' for "a 'few days' until • the cord heals: is
,stionglY. advised. 'If *this.; disease
wFLich•causes grespotS to-deyelep on
;the liver, hasbeen prevalent Zn the
premises during the ,past year, nieve
the .aheep .to'l.neW quarters and keep,.
thein away f,rona •the''eld ,pens and'
Yards until the lambs are two weeks
•old. • Clean' up; as medicines are of
tse.when, this. disease (*ten the
,Circulation of the lamb. •';
,
.Britain .WelconieS
yiSit.;•Brittrin,••whether..„.f.orAisinesS
to" your 'Agricultaral Representative's nteaSere„ next ArOy. tot:Ly 11k to
ofllce or the laboratory at Quelph, and see during. their stay,.; how :industry
have it tested for lime. ,.This will of .one kind or another.lie 'Carried, on.
•••,tellYett:iclefinitely Whether. Clue' i; They': Shotild'bear rn mind that the
ii!Lessa.r5l tci'aWetteil youi soil, atoi•erafe.a In tyh'f,' big, ,
z."The us e of--Pheslihate;-poatalt--;-"ler-.-towni and 'Ports, are Only:. too 'glad .to
....bluer, or, if your soil. is not pOrtico-, (shew, , interested. 'visitors areitild .the
larly.rieh; an analYsis•ef; f ertiliter :of
about .2-42-6 at the 'rate ,4,400. The.
per, acre ,wOuld help insure yen'.
. ,
catch of • alfalfa. and would , . tend te
strehithen the Str.aw, of the oats. :
The Field Husbandry , ;Xepart-
t soy.'.4*
.---lottabeitit-tWenty-lhal-Seed-per -Acrelin
••Order "ta get &good 'Standfif
ItIc..F.••Whuld it be wise to ,•,,top-
• dreSS •Aelcia ,of grain With 'manure;
• the grain is wheat' and 'eats? . We
tinableLta-get-the-manuresinit-iff
be' ;materlally'' helped' by..s.,,tiofit Op
-
dressing: 'Of ' Manure.' This can be
' .,(10,10 tune ••through.'. the Wiriter,
• ptithe::•stire. hot• to.'dP:ply, too heaVy
,dreasing Of ''intinure,-•:O.n.the wheat
' Ab,ont4 to 5 loads Per acre has bee
found' to give excellent results, ,
- the ,;.oat •mantire :gen'
beapplied during thewinter: if the:
soil has been ,ploived. • If not, , ...we,
.wOnid...Suggest•': that. the Mantire,be
_applied: to;the torn Or smile ether
• sgreiind and that ike: Oat erop•:be left'
to benefit ;from the h•old-over. effect'
'After the.Corn craft,. It ld cieubtful
, „ ,
. ortth..at prevailing- prices; Will. pay, for
tigh.applfeationOf Mantire,, •_
`,J3-.I.'Wish next spring-te!.plapt
pdtatiles•• on 'an'tiere" of lafld Whieh
has been in Christmas Greetings
sod the Past • Year" .8oll
area,inde Tthi. eoutrol, provided
they," receike! advattce. „notice. , ; ,•••••• •
IhdastrialiSt4 those intereated
tradeT•(aricl:''.. commerce, • dePartMent
store. he'ada. and so, .on are.. as•A. rule:
'willing to: fabilitate the insPectiOn.
Of ,.their facteries,- warehouses,.:.ex-
:-,arieriges---and-2-sheps he heraa--fide,-..,.*Ita,-
.' 'Not all.,.initioxtwini, Of. courae,
_aka to ,theipUblip,' but except - where
PreeatifigniMtigt be taken to Oar!
abroad, can expect 'te.' beaky "welcome.;
'
„
,Nothing .111ce fur for Meissaye
.' • Begtia1awsk1;whose7t1ny ;muff baa
dbicago, ladies all a: twitter. Mois
; saye is a ',pianist and • :4,aaYS' the.
"muff" keeps . his Angers llmber.,
To Robert `:Browning
T4eie,.,is delight M. ainging„• though
. , ,
• •
,,nqnehear . • „••••' •.
Beside:. ,the...striger.; and there "le de -
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Sunday' SC.Ilota
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January 22, _Lesson Mr -Jesus For-
giving Sin—Mark 2 1-12., Golden
Text—The Son of man bath power
on earth • t� 'forgive sine—Mark
• :
4NAIAT'S SO
1. sTAPISP IIO.ON. ONLY, 1011(21..4 2.
astitiaggfai4 ,y4irg.) Mark 2 c.3-5
aviVaii.DED-ka1r1-1,, Mark : 6-12,1;
,
INTaonucrIoN—Mark 3: -6. records
ap astonishing'fact: "Arid the Pliari,
sees., went out and straightwak.:With
Herodians .took eannael- against
:lain, how' they Might ciestroY hiin.", It
wptild be difcu1t't. imagine a. more
i-aProbehle: combination :of parties.
The Pharisees, AS 'a .pArty had'risen,
trotibledele`S- fo ',defend tbe f.a.ith. of:
their fathert.,, TheY•were 'firth ,believ-
e:rs in the ;Law,.. intenSely • patriotic,
always chafing tinder fereigh,liondage,`
liVed "IP to a high,:rlevel ef rnoral pur
ity longed for •tho corning:of Messiah.
Yet,. when, he Came, they toOk.couhsel
:With. the .'Heroclians bolv they -might
:destroy -lint • • •
The Herodians,' ai. T. H,. Robinson
were a!' .that the 'Phariseeff,
were riot.1 They' stoOdepposed t� every
Pharisaic ideal. They were ,plecigcd,
to the upholding, of the Roman pOwert.
With the politics ethies„ theology of
the Phariseethe Herodian had .not.,the
slightest: spill:Atty., • Yet it was to:
them the' Pharisees'b
• ailed, in order to
deatiiay Jestts; Such an Alliance an
be. explained only by -the, bitterest hat-
red:.Today's passage is the first Of ir
, • • series d incidents (Mark 2::"1 to 3. (3),
In ,praallsoitgo *thoug.1"_•• the , ;praiser. it NI" ic 's jginated,o43,Vn. d. logwr"that anetarrianriesail'Inoer:
And "see the prals d far le:hoat'n-Irraos.4 tktitiCidaeSrt.1113Ws...aY that Jeans:,
'Shakespeare iail-nalF' oar -poet, 'bat )i.dalvt,:okitY; Mark 2: 1, 2.1_
torgliteti. The results of tbi)___._,IittniPt.
!would. not be so,easily reCOgagiect, The
'bodily' healing, When. ft did take Tlaca.
(vs. 10-12),t. was„treated is An aterhaL
jProef, that Jesus had power •to tOgiVe
IOW mites g1i413, This Pasant iii Mark
;Would •serve -as a vindication 'to the'
early .elluret.,af it eiaial to daglare, the'
ft..:•rgitreneaa. of sins 'ii ,,
h.:.the., name of
7 . , "'--.
• "The true sign of frgivriess fs. hot
some mysterigus signal waved froin•
theAsky; net some „obscure ernottop
huhted, :out in' Yeur :heart; not Sortie
stay text ciilled gut of your Bible;
certainly not ex"me.i. wo`td: -Of rogrtal
priest telling you -that your satisfac,
tion is completo,,,,The seaT full of
sponsive loYe.' to chriet: and racry,
longing, htirigry:te serve him, is ifs
own sign. of,..forgiven . •Jr is not
el,
sorrow .far: sin -for the s Ice:of sorrOw-
fulness:that Jeans eve wants, Ha
WairtS.Sorraw for, Sin: on tilt it may
'bring • escape ;from* sin."4-Phi11ips
the ld'' ' APparehtlyt" our :Lord vas at iths
tithe. conducting'- Series of Preachirg
tours in 'thel..like district .With"Cdper:
haunt is hiscentrDuringefhis
visita. to ,the 'city the healing Of the
paralYtic •toolt( Place: When it bedaine
known that the., preacher arid' Miracle-
werker had 'returned, creWdslflocked
to the houe rbere he was +aying
were blooked with Teeple • ',
Wh":". tlicyne?"."7.Wit-sTir,Ilie"
aPPeOf '.'gr.aat• trOthe 'Uttered from
the heart that drew therh? .Some.thrieS
it 15'; said, brway..Of .advice,ta'breach4
erg, • "Preach- ••• the truth and the
,er.ed that loyalty' to truth 'sorne
:Sittiatioris is one Of tliehest Ways for
ejiiptying chul-Lhes In hi heabng
'werk lesue was_.provicling sontething.
that,..PeOple Wanted: : -When. the' time
, 'Canie.•'When ','the (things . they wanted•
were hot, forthcoming, thek ',Clesert.ed
hiM., ' while lestie, Compassiori kir all
peopiein trouble wasvsential part
of his , Ged-revealing 2 personality.;
"nevertheleSS,. it Was a constant'odea.
sion Of embarressitent:v.PeoPleAvere
.6thitiiinally.inhArp,retilig..hircin terms
"of their own desires: W1fell',In :lila de -
'..termination to piovide for their Spit,
'ithal needs:. he. failed to ,t,titfify their
Thaterial!.„,deSil-40,..Jesus
,TlierefOre on him; epeecli!".° and
• • brief for.,t,hee,.„
.BroWaing! .Sinee Chaucer v,,cas ,
,
. fainter . 'Oantidittai 'Student:. in,
.Paris 'writes. "The expensive 'habit
, • ,
,of hriatihas, cards, ' yeti:MAY.1)e sure
has •not • yet'' taken.' firmi"hold "ameng.
the:thrifty,. French.. They i.gend ,Rer,
rsenal greetings', eh,
"me", 'but 'rather ',hy,the - direct, ` in-
tiniate and.'fatiguing' ',path of , Writiag
dltristines!...,not'ea;,' : .Theweek: Preced.
Ing, the holiday, 'hence,. ''heeomes.
perjo,d, of •care -arid to ,Any7
one blessed,With 'Many', friends,2'. To
:each Masi a . note •Of .sen,
timent each : note-, .similar to ,•the.
other, eaCh itkodd serap .ofnews.
Mid' its 'best wishes- for the ..egaiing
vi Tn 20 30r .40„ 10V,
is ,Well: drained:. and had' Stable, ,• Perhaps' 74. :
nienute on .last • commer-
cial, neeessary. •• en., this
' • , • •
' '•AnsWerre :cannot; fer-'
,..411iter_isAieCeSSary. for the: groirtli of
• potato e'S on this- Soil;', hut c4ir• demon-
stration .experintenta..show that where,
. potatoes planted following ',Sod( are,
• fertilized at. a rate Of -7,50 Ihs;•' „per
acre:with such ;fertiliter as 242-6 ;or
an average ,inereitse of ove
901itIghelt per acre 'has' been' obtained.,
'.• At. present pries thiS yvetild;shOW,
paying interest On the zilbney invest-
:eij Nrtilfzer.• ,
'ters,. carefully ; eitheCla ;longhand ''gO
. forth in:.''.the,•n,a,ir whjle the sender
Waits,!„:',eagerly-.day,• to see
whether„ he or lilreltee' is going .to be
.• • ••, , • • ,
remembetedilrlike
,INFECTIOIJS: DIARRHOEA::
t On one to three, ,ilayts' after hiftlf.„
.
the htinhs ,sufferiniltoni. this •disease,
will .stOp ,nursirigi:litiVe a dull: look
ahd..Sfichd.:the Eine lying down., The
excreta la yelloW": Or , 'grey-white in
• . bglor and'Softerlfinid, Infected, lainba
.;tisualiy die hi"' three days after :...the
disease Starts: Thi. disease ,is due • ;to
a. gerril that gains entranee • hitt": the
• stornaeli and intestine 'of the„.• lamb.,
• .
Dirty yards and •pens are dangerous
'aa,theweie. down •�n
-ling • their teats', Soiled, andthereby
trahsfer. Ahe geraiS,'',froin the "dirty•.
.,..fipqr thc rflotith'of the laihb. Clean
• and -Iceefi-the sheen premises -clean
Jahd..dr. Fresh bedding ,thotild 'be
lireVicked, for •all,slatithing pens . and
tiati,gbd "to :eyeTy, Cal., If the dis=
- has been: tioub1esom'e itt past
Zettt*, anti. white scour' sernm, can
Lancashire Turns, Optimfel
Encouraging A , r
lVlanchester, Eng oSe-"Who are
atching kqnly ter any'llefliiite slgns
Of,-iMprovement n industrial affairs
will, net9:-, yvith satisfaction that
l,arroatihire .i beginning adialt
that thingos' are not quite -• so' 'had As
hey were 'where cotitin i Coneern
Any improvenient in this three-
„
don can hardly • fail to be reflected
not, only I:sy the mai yT other,industries
of 1.4ncastiire, but .bY the .tinsiness
Great lirit'ala as a ;whole, and,. even -
Many; "it-Intly be added, by ":the hui
ness the world.
•PUth4 ALONG
•,Wheelbarro* wid stand on Its
tWe legs •and neyer meie a fciot': Un-
less yaa lift It up.and. push it tlong.
'SO would •butriness. : You've got :to
Pick, it up and: push it'
.„
. Rhodesians Shill Pawn Chdren
•..E.;,Pawning .of ehildren,„atillgiving of
:young girls inTiflarkiage, 'Still” persists
In Rhodesia 'among the hative,tribea.
$0.7: :Man hath. walked,. along Our.
•
•
'• roads .
,
tongue
• •
."Varied-in.L-discgurs.e,-.B.at,..-W-arMar.
, .• ••
Give hrigliter. ,•'''pintnage, : 'Stronger
'
wing. the. breeze: . . •
Of
•.' • "
•.,. , • . . .
Beyond ..SOrtenta and Ainalft,.• *here
•The:. siren. , Ivi.a.14,,
' for" °rig,
—Walter Sa'aeLandor' oents.•!'
• .
Holiday Question
Is Decided'in Chile
•
The. resetrceful. faith a this 'plan
4nii 'lire friends WaS,Iihus reu-arded..
Had ' - Or .4.,theY...sbeeeme:!Aliaedur,ag0
• at the gate and said; ",Nef use tryino.
;
to get; in :there, let -us go. horne, 11';
weak' livA remained .sin-lmidened in
sour,' and a- paralytic in body., Using
thebrairia God 'gave them,'"refusing'to
adniit 'defeat- in the , f aee of apparent-
ly inaprinoantable • diffichltids, ; their
prayer, ,that is, eli.07 dominant..deiire:
.was•Answered.
A ',Jesus had ..once more :asSetted his
aothority.' He had. Also said ,things
that :were unorthodox'. The ,fact that
.he. had healed'•a •man, body and soul,
Was as 'nothing compared with. the
fdct that liehad gone. 'off". on a poiht,
of-dgetrine. The antagonisms and
lstispicions„which dogged our
'earthly life from' that time ..on had
begun, • ° • •
The. 'battle", .of
Chile's":weekly. 'Waged
between the "English' ,Saurday't•and
the ."Chiierin• '"MolidaY": • hai.
like many, a: Chi1eai revolution, in' a
„partial victor/ for s, both sidei. • '4'
For years the ,large British corn-
mercial establishments, 'which handle
have closed on Saturday afternoon,
;.known 'here as:the • "Engliali .,"Sat4
( Monday". is known 'as' ",Saint. :Mon -
as many' operative:s W14' have
been Celebrating ..over the ',..week -end
treat •it' as a hciliiihy and' fail to, turn
The etailera have .13een clarnering
,
'fel'. the: `.`C'*arn Monday,!' claiming
that Saturday atinoopa-biing it the
bUlkof the: buSiness • while lidendair'S
. , .
a e dal.: •
The MiniStry' of hai'iebled
. •
the PI•oblera. by aWarding
• Saturdays" to the staffs Off,•whOlesale
firms and ''Chilean, Mondaye? to the
—
'retaileri and eVeryhady is happy.. .
InWalking
The ,
1)c,rk'StOoks Of cornO•tetda Of -silver
I would: be: one In, one .in
-A .St011 ef Stonei. '
. .
, leaf. et 1eaVei.01 .treee:
And thtiir'We'Crilergie.. crilt:k't!§10x:rEtt,e'l.
, • nesi together' '.
nd forin a plume, With: eaelt
feather: ,."; ; :(
i'dhe or birds' that:Chi the cad 'Vine
. .
Air, .
'A hr'eath .in wind.
A star .of 'Stars ,up there/.
And so -I'd lase 'nit saitary.
•`.] .'•
'OiOn'S diary' •Ittrfa-4M4"in Youth
ethis Sentitnents,An middle eke ot'Itia
hotionS, teRottanet:t'•
Adarns.• ••• •
tIEStitinciPtif,.,k4riti•: Mark 2-::-:34.5t
•, • ., , ,„„
' 'Into jie riidit.of the creWd at the
dOorwaY. the*. :PUshed, ' fakir
eirryi.ng on his bed 'Another nian'Who.
was rtie
as !pa•raasa. lYed:rdtranlated
vman's'
w.folded •Sheet or snnething of the.
kink .(1,14nditig' theirpassage blocked
With,the thifong of.people;'they.iriade
their 'way tigilierear of theene-Shor,eY.
-up the outside StalritO-
the reef,- thropgh, which they loWertid
"their. man 'into' the room 'yvhere•Jestis:
',tin*, ;This ,:they did by ivineving , the
top:, e'ove.rin g• of earth; then the. reeds,
'breaches', ,thistleS ,over whiehthe earth
as pacKed, then the 'Crogs,atieka
WhiCh . covered :the Main ....bearna
parting 'tile :roet: ,Possibly they Piot
enlarged' the ' (opening of ' the 'roof
• WhIch 'mai Used in sunlit:ie.*, t,o let' down
the i•rain ' and iOther t.ptpviibitS 'Which
„ dried, -on: the ,roof. ,I;tike :6: Vi
its "tiliAgi' and "coNli °Nis Ro-
man rather than Jewisil• !
•• • Jesus ...Wes abdriatonied -to insistent
PeoP14, but the determination and re-•
SOurce,fulnegss c.fc these 'font! then, now
'Peering down' thriougk , „toed; musthave'Wori ItiasAndration, "`"Faith," ilt
.V, 5, refers to their Cenfiderice in.' his
willingness and ability to h!1P 'bhem
F.Xirny Mark
, Jesus ..read: the riund.',Of the' sufferer,
.'gatlieredr,frqa something hei said
that he .waa ti•otibled in 'conscience.
Mark does ,not • heeessarilY: telt' ite alt
that happened. The surrotindio0 spec,:
titers: were 'astonished to hear .Jesus'
say,: "Son (child, a 'word. of afrection.).',,,
;thy sits are foiliven thee," 'Noticing
itt ente thb' .indigitAtion :showing;.in.
is. 'easier to :say to ;a' Man, 'Thy,
•sins, aro• forgiven,' •: or !Rise, ,.take T tip
thy bed and. walW". ,They ,krieiv, of
course ; that, it was, easiet„ although
blaspheineus to declar.a Minas eta
at -Some Fa
Peoplc.. e to
Chef of London Hotel Saye
, Feeding Celebrities is „
''-"-'-'717:14c1c3r-JQIi: • •
Fading the famous ;s a trie.Y .1014
• 14,;1770.,coia Ltry, WhoSe..job,lt is,
aaYs So', 41e:1s elle( of the $avoy Ho-
• tel; .I.fondOn, ' and knowe the,:•gastioria '
rale. 'foibles.' Of. Monarchs; and celebri-
ties, from all'oVer the globe.
' "I never ' knoW *hat .they, are gifir
, ing to ask 'he" said,: " have -
••heen."- asked -for .frogs, ' toast,. peacock,
and, birds' nest!.sonle'.",,
Wlie Osbert Sitwell, -the poet,..de, .,• .
marided el',ry'santheirium., salad—made'
fgraPrnis'clile°2',.)17w614tb P:r-,:neacT41117:trde:-7-!*141.4;:.
Latry produced,' ,Winstori,
Chuic1ull asked or
:(d'oeuVres.,,,Made,fronr sndeked dreltlian 1:And:
fi.gs lie s.qr,Yed • OP, in the t*laktirig...
ra..'aher
r
110
A . . • A A
• clesely. Gorded..8gorer..„,
° 'Some -Of 444s reciles"arehttildrecis
•yearsi(old; and have been handed doWri .
' tor. generations.° He, has- pne, a close,
"ly-guai.ded.' secret,. used Jittp.dredF,
..years,(ago in 'flaking Catherine de me
favorite '..,Christnia.s
'Costlyliqueur's, and rare, spices go to •
its making,and- the :sficchlent puddIng "
...fs.•,eacased in a ,sort of MartiPan, •
Carnera ats great
Alois : d'oeuvres. Chaliaoin; „the . fo.m.•
!ens.: Singer,. !;likos great juicy Steaks'
fried., .in ,o11, :` Lloyd deorge prefers"
• good....Pleiii-'1Ood•, . „.
-"Marconi. the inventor stayed' ,beri
-for,;.years, and was, ,yey, puede:Oa& , • •
about What; he ,ate," M„; 1.4try..
'To preferred a littIe meat, but Plea,
ty•of fresh fruit. and ,.yerinice114"'"
'Neel doWard another particalei
young .Min:.".,.YOr hia,Aaenefital...;latry•
.invehted a sPecial,(Atalr kneifa ari" Hub',
ao-ck.o4vak.aao. • It is•,:d'Allef 'Of,had
„. •
deck.' served With qpagheiti. anit
...9beeSe• 'sauce, ,. • '
• Reinhardt (is" :passionately :bind. „44::
f1kx ed by special cOrktalli'
:Hungarian .0ffieers
Work :.Trairpwaxs
. "
•
Budapest, -;•-•, swaggering young
reprepentatiV0:6f Present -44 Hinigar.7
jun, Milifarism has, just ,been instru-
mental ' revealing the Pestwar
trage7dy on a diS'tirtgins'
Officer who' fought .111, €11.‘'.:Wart, '
itt an overcrowded street :car (in-
tim' line vihith," rUnd front, the', Stock
EXcliange, .the too, the ..,canducter
aceidentally huiripeci into. Young
subaIterrip ' Who: iirrned on him , and.
dreased: doWn4,1-nerciles.siy. The
condu'otermade no reply and,, •on••••
-tinged' ' :fares, an , Oriel"
uotirthe.- Yoiyik Ofni*-7:-/nOr
ed at his �almness, seized by the
shook biin and ditianded.to
se his oidnecItittairl-Z4c'a71:11 ti PoP.O. tigc1.--H
:out a •:f till,.apology.. and, • left, ,the",ear ,at
next' "Piaee.' :The, ceri-
Auctor's' paper's ..ShOwed,::him, to be'..'43,
e*OfAcer;(1'. ",'"'catalrY
- . . , .
'..Captain, permanently disable& 5,9 :pet
cent. by war whinids, .4nd:holder Of a
nurriber.,..Of' high: , •
'• The, ineident Carrie ;to the "ears., 'of
the. ,flungarian' author and,.,par ramen,
' ' '
irtry' Deputy,' Joseph ' • Paliota,:,;. *he
asked a '.question an the'Subject,•:;(in.
.ParliainOt. :The: ',Mintster, Of .• • War ;
siscertAined that tWenti-five decteirs,
'twenty-three :Lawyers,
..eera. and: (many: eit-Ofteera
ful to ,earn soine. as
Canchictori, on the, - BudaPeat, 'train -7
Ways.' On,t e me, rt. uses. a similar
State. of.(‘'affairs prevails. The ,ciarri-
in0;•of conct*tOr:.`vary between..100
and 10. PenkOeS,. '
, • • : • '
• ,
Importv.and.Exports.. „
• • et 'COM Britain.
prftisih. 4niport4.:of. gold 'bullion and
reCtin -difitile. ;the :first ,eleVeii Menthe
"of 1932: tOtalled, *140,217,848 and the
.exports *113,062,191. :. „
The principal Canaries, from Whieb.
gold 7•13ritiSh,
"Sont-ii--Aft.fc' 59.,516;366,Britis.1.1
dia ;',£51,AF6456; 'United. 'States:
,057,831; Australia. 5,074,366, Rhodesia;
" Straita", SettleiriontS;
353,21.;.NeW .Zeeland-,A1,634,0e
, The leadinkeguntries to *Heil .•;golo
-*OS exported *ere:. „•FranCe;•'480;455.,
246, Netherlands ".*16,040,455, United•;
•States„..,* 6 141955. Switzerland *3
879,322.. Belgium
, ...There 'APPears."..to, .kreitai
deS •to 4vii..bing tO "Weill'
MeeSure by matee- ..desirets,
not '.1iVe' long ,•ettettglii ..treasure by
his good ',deeds; and he haspnot,lived
long 'ehotiih; 2,1ireasiire' by bis
deeds, and he itae liVed tee' lang,
41romermanh,. '
Erance Has Trouble
With InsUrance.
r being effective...morl
than two YeerS;•FraticeId social iis
pde lawsare- pre,Virig'. increatsing
• clifficult 't,o achninister. , Are,
•Sti,11 have. nitt, • cortOlete,1Y
theirn' There' `..are'-ntaryy- -gob 9
which „dishonest' WOrkera..: uen
qua -nage, .to :benefit .by
' Persens Who, lia*a appear
pdc before, thet,'Fonrteenth .0,orreic,giOn
'Cliainber,.,PrO44 oourt that
. was.. 08..sy to "draw benefits iilegily
altiniugh. 'it is: known thatrna
omplOYea With 'perfectly jiipt
have to go•AO great trouble to obtaW
payment • . •
' The, Prineipal.:defetid4iit WaS Itel4 '
•••Druj,on,...a. Comnninist. and secretar
Of.. the Niairie. Ivry, Rt -4 suburb
,
:4•Otl; '• Moving; riuiri Ithe,
-Course Of • his .prefessignal. 'activities(
had Steren.lette-paPer from 'writing '
dsrcs. iftig. transferred •Jrom oat
lease: 'aitee her. • in this. way, sheet
of paper bearing the Clatne and ad-,••••
„Ares:S-6f "Dr., Einnianuel Benoit had
0:Me:into:his ,
prOon...foRtid:".,..thes ,..papers; Very
,tis•efith Having the of,ficiai •ToWn„. Hall, •
rubber-staroPs at -his- disposal -he-witi , •
able -to fake certificates of '11 -health,'
with,. the -.greatest ease,'" ...The :•fraud,'
was not, dis,coVered. Until it had been '•
workiniPerfeetly for •some .,It
was the learned Dr.. Be•nolt. died
seven .ye rs ago. ,
•
•
.WRoNG. PEA!
„ • ei-iARI,t.Y.
infants
and' .ireal, gentine chart-
tY;;,,liut (,tO: go about picking up the
(shiftletia and ,the .creaked oa hand-.
ing..the§e "laaferS cup ..of caffeo is,
notcharity.,
AND 'JEFF--
MI.J'F14
,
,BUD
FISHER
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TRAY'S JEFFI$ NCW
NO. AM) RE'S 1.11$STAiR6;
•1u4. Got
,FOR tittft TM
MtVS SCIAULTZ rikit A
ts/i KN.
44, •
11.1)11
14q TO CALA. 1-10,A,
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LootcvJAr Ttie DOG
'DVDl-� YOuft, New tA/'11-
,
rrs-
Ai old 'waiter. of 4chlb, said to .a
..new :*Nyaiter : PDo yea'..see. that:" old,
.got a brother, ai,d they're as: alike
. . •
..two. peas:, Dress ',..alike, and every-,
.„ •.. , ,
•thiag, oniy thls one "ia'' as
f>OSt.' for •,
Th old Waiter, then approached the.; •
inan and sald fli an ordinarv oice,••
nitich'',:te.:the"...anitis.'.ernent,°.ef, the 'hew,
taitei "Well„..pieface,T, What "do„,. YOU
Want in. yetir . nosebag. :kid ay ?."
,.
• • `‘It -have a tOottOp..ctiop,' shirt 'till
• dine.r; "and„. by •the ,W.ty,. MY bre!
they, 'who is Ver''d4af;" , • ': •• (..." '
.[Telephone Bilis CneJted
Fuieka I1 —The 4uteka Telepbon
'Comparty:-:saidH."..,flappY7-7,Xeir -Ye
;ta."•`.patrazie..:wlien ,they soughtto'
thOii Deceitilier Cenipany. ,
ficials saictliiere,•,-WOUld., be no char
last "
ter. se • . '
. . . .
lt All Seems So Foolish to the Dog
.VatAT, "D'Yt•F4, WT tire Hazes
fro HAT. NAT'
YOUR,
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