The Brussels Post, 1920-2-26, Page 2'Good Quality' Tea, properly* brewed,
taj4es away fatigilie, and is absolutely
harmless, as a daily hevera.ge TRY
ince, and you'll never forsake its use.
THE EXPLOITS OF
Lieut.-CoL e6Klondl e" Boyle
BY POUCLAS WATti+.1
I Speiro explained that a local news -
After a period or a:u"lified c'a'lm Paper had just annouaced that Bra
•punctuated by teeing moments, tae tumhad made peace with Turkey; the
kept at the work until the Russians British Fleet had entered Constantin -
regaled an armistice. A'4 no otic epee, and was about to invade the' children a cup of cocoa or a glass of boys as they go, they are not worse
than they are.
OOPO
t;.
hit elle] l;unn:;palion. nevi' adlnaied tea p1a,•r.; ''hire h
I r.„
1
1
1
,- la1.o•r acuons are permitted,
m ttt,,) Father Brown •ii 1 with a lhuu, htic.: though t n• 1i e4, aell
shralg' l i his shoulde4•,, but 1hi' .vi,„:‘, meaning people are e ln. l tntly seek,
ramlly semis: to be heada,..oy and inlr to hi,ptove the en\irolunent of
grouchy and out o 11'
kilter: h•u's `"iris so as to keep their thoughts,
$prong?'” ; feelings awl eonduct wholesome,
Mother. Brown sheet; her ;wee des-�sevet unit Minya, but they let boys
pairingly, I grow up under 41ele ling <omlitions
"I can't solve the problem." ..Ice and then lament over the fact that
said, "but everyone of us seems. to be they are not naturally refined and
frightfully troubled with constipation, scrupulous about their speech and
and that, too, in spite of course breads manners. Many parent:, expend more
and molasses cookies and vegetables, time and money in getting nice clothes 1
Diet should regulate the condition but for a daughter tbi for a son and
with us it doesn't seem to. I think then they wonder why he is not so
I'll talk with the doctor this voryl p heuresult oflar t this ghis eneral indiffer-
day.'
And that's how it came that Mrs. I t enee to a boy's esthetic nature is, of
Brown was seated ,in Dr, Tripp's of-: courser tnat ln the thboy, as spaec ule,l iss
flee on a sunny afternoon, explaining'
that she had conte on the part of the action than the girl. But is the def-.
whole family. Terence due to sex or to the fact that
He questioned her closely and dis-f we neglect the boy atuipermithimto
covered that they rarely ata trait for look out for himself, with the result
breakfast; that the older members of that he is often subjected to vicious
the family had tea or coffee and the suggestion? It is a wonder that, take
I List of Wal' Criminals Makes
200 -Page Book.
'i'11.+ oft, i.,f t'r: t or tbuan ci,+rtllans
'lose ex,,a Corn Is nonleaded by- the
ilea$ 4ete r. ,•reit} 7s'snetl by the
'ereigu 1)0 4' at i.ordon. The 14. It
the or:gle,t revor'.ur, 11(4le and of
the new no . ref; ilia+1 lm ll.u•un von
I cnsuerb u i, :iI id ae31e111 11n' 11•1l
111.14 nut made pub!ic,
i paper bound book of more than
310 pages contains 114a names of the
;00 persons or groups, with their ranee
:114a the ttectocqbals against theta. In
]Many eases whet a flames- ere not
known a genital description of the
ditties of the accused is given.
Pour pages are devoted to Meld Mar-
ehal von Iiindenburg and Gen. Luden-
dorff, the sante accusations serving
for both of tlneltf,
Carries Speedy Trnln,
A Swedish railroad has built a re-
inforced concrete bridge with an
arched span nearly 300 feet long, de-
signed to carry trains at a speed of
00 miles an hour,
Wanted to do any fairthtr work alter Black Sea for the purpose 0f crush- milk as a rule.
that, Boyle went to Petrograd, anis Mg' the Black Sea Fleet, as a punish -i "It looks to me, Mrs. Brown," the
was among the' ntesen,t when the memo for
a. The herefore a heviks resolution doctor said, "as if the trouble really
etarte wa
Bolsaviks seized the *elle<l ante, hall been passed: to arrest all Allied is with your diet, and I am going to
Started their joyaide. p•
To a man with a natter ,t ?eve for suraestY, a0 that :or every sailor of recommend that each one of you drink
moulding chaos, the Bolshe•ike offer- theirs tailed they might execute ten a glass of water the first thing on
ed an enticing pro.epeet for further Allied p •ksoilere. They implied that arising in the morning. If you older
adventure. There was .street-.figircung Bayle wcu1d moire a pleasant addition' people can take two glasses, sipped
for six Hi
days in 'deo$, resulting :n a to their list- I slowly, better yet. Then begin your
freight blockade and a threat of gen- Stowe -ening lois interpreter, Boyle breakfast with either fresh fruit in
erral starvation. Th • Northers Army addressed them he a very few words• .'
was starting. f'r ?tone. anl:aaing it- but with plenty of empaasis. He season or stewed fruit. Moro are some
= which are especially laxative—rhu-
sea, il, destroy ing „etatee, burning explained that the whole thing was
eepag'e=. and. e tabeeee the new untrue, that the newspaper was own- barb, figs, dates, prunes, oranges,
fre,-l+.nm, neeteeecri•0; peasants en ed by German propagandists, and he: Plume, grapes, peaches and apples.
route. called for volunteers to go and d•e-' Soak the dried fruits in water and
Reait._u g that the pot of their moh'ch the 'aid newepaper. I cools in your fireless cooker over
drama was beet nlieg bo nee;hat ob This appealed to the moo as an; night. Give the children a glass of
setae,' ay the entnusia_nt of the idea of considerable originality, so milk except with their noon meal, but
Actors, Inc Bolsheelies did 'i wise they adjourned to the newspaper -1 always have water on the table too,
thing. They tonic. General Manielt- offi� arrested nineteen members of that they may drink this when they
et..,ki ai , tet c) $Jar irom the the staff, and then wrecked the place.,.lvish
-
pt ,i i c 1 1;a,1 eareerated At the P nvit tion of the committee,I
?sial, a •r ,, nb one is Boyle waited until next day, when "You say that you gave them coarse
foreal r •.c33)10,3e ' him in the larga m.-t,n s touwlace- Speiro; breads, Remember that all of the ter -
w„ r ,1 _ , t.': 1 _ . ie,, eieea refcrea to Beita:o ae kussia's best: eats require long, slow cooking—four
the aanv
faced ;this •being^ received with wild, hours at least for oatmeal. Hasty
—Tach!—i" - i•I ;J. '•.Ion*1 ujopl..asei. Later Boyle attended a; cooking of say a half an hour, makes
pro -
:Tor ,u1n , _ 1 me i tr o all t.,ee ennlmistees of they a pasty mass which encourages con- An apparatus which is said to pro -
The metal i :_' 1. eeidee44 tine.e. Black Ser. Fleet, and 'through an in- duce artificial daylight was recently
that the milita . i _insists d'nov- terpreter (Captain eF, A. Hill of the. stipation. In the same way, in mak- oak or cook exhibited at a meeting of the. Illumi-
Ing eespondibility en the other pec- 4th iii n ester) he explained that: the cereelsg coarse boraelseesteamer sor bake the
role'. shoulders. He salted Bo, to
$rgta.in never fursooli her friends,' eating Engineering Society in London,
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—everything!
The Direction Book with each pack-
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color.
To match any material, have dealer
show you "Diamond Dye" Color Card.
Making Daylight.
go to Moscow and untie the knot; and that alae did not want to interfere: bread very slowly, using molasses or
Boyle. not aeilig a pucks soldier, with Beeman polities, but meetly wish- brown sugar as sweetening, Half -
promptly agreed to do e. : ed to stop Russians from killing each, cooked cereal bread is difficult to di -
Nothing daunted 1,G tea r''21'76 fr0111 other, u gnat they could deviate their gest. Among the laxative foods to
that ri*.y, he catered its bulletrr t
es 1 ie r,1 .i, _,vole) tall: of • use frequently are bran muffins,
asses streets. In forty-eight hours;
1 'ln tg Germane., I whole Wheat crackers, gingerbread,
freight was moving out of Illeaaa,' Tae Huns, he said, "are sure he honey, onions, spinach, oil -dressed
and in a weeki things were ronnirg. advance -nto your country for the; salads, cream,pecan nuts
fairly smoothly. - ( purpose of making you more their ,peanut but-
fairly
+iia 11e ;b; it? It Ir �iiffi•^u:{t slaves than yea have ever been be -
to state, but nresumauly even a Bola -i fore.'
sheme
ik stand; 1;icie fora an who This atse4 a furore of appreeia-
knuv:s nhe e he is going. What a' tion, and the appearance of a British
pity the AIlies at large did not realise! naval officer in uniform was a signal
that elemental oat of peyehologyll for wuv
ild applae.
In ease time hung heavy on ]tia
The pisode is not lacking in humor,
elands. Boyle was then placed 1n' but it turned the whole Black Sea
charge of the protocol between Res -1 Fleet solidly pro -Ally at the very
sea. and Roumania for both food and moment when it seemed to be assum-
elothing. Up to that time Russia had' Ing an attitude of friendship toward'
delivered only promises. The Wizard Germany.
of the Klondike waved his wand, and 17.
than two-thirds
In the next and most Important
In eight weeks more geeted. It simply ants as a body lvbri
of the promised goods were delivered.
phase of Boyge's labors, it win be cant, and after a few deys oils up the
seen en that,largely through him,
ease
g yP
a deof this h em func-
o e idea of them meta t vmachinery so that the s at
S
m
gI y y
'achievement may bo gathered whets it was arraged between the Bolsheviks
Is realised that the protocol covered and Roumania. We have forgotten
equipment for `350,000 men. too soon how pluckily Roumania
Having performed this bereulan fought on when the Allies let disaster
task, Boyle was just taking a prop her by the throat. Tortured,
breather, and wondering whose robbed, betrayed, she believed in Bri- easily remember it and it won't cost
stables would 'have to be cleaned out twin, and her gallant army was ready anything either. On the other hand,
next, when he was visited by the to retire into Russia and fight on, it will have you money. Here's the
much -perturbed Roumanian Consul-' even if the Germans occupied all prescription:
General at Moscow. That official had 1Roumanthe pecla. And tle of then, 00 f i1l her raisedc its "`RX good common sense, oz. 10.
received orders that he was to sella',"Take a tablespoonful three times
to Roumania the archives of the For -1
skeletons grin on her borders, and
sign Office, which had been deposited the Russia she had always known as a day with plenty of water,"
in Moscow when the evacuation of her friend became her enemy.
Itonm:le.ia was contemplated; and I At the risk of his life, a Canadian Your Child's Eyes.
also lee ems to send all the Roumanian from the Yukon braved rho anger of Parents believe, and rightly that
paper money that was 'being printed. Racitovslci, the most powerful member
there- � of the Russian Supreme College. This home lessons are ruining their chile
The psopor,:tion was n difficult one,' `non who was himself a Roumanian, stem's eyes. Yet, there is no real
as the he; weighed twenty tons, and would not hear of peace with Rou- reason why ,p boy or girl .should suf-
it was neee.sary to pass through the mania; but by deliberate intrigue for any eye -strain if certain preemie -
lines of the Bolsheviks and the Boyle turned the man s associates tions are taken by parents and if at-
Ukranians, whowere fighting. It against him, and secured an offer of tention is paid to the child's complaint
was at this stage that Boyle's admit- peace, which he took to Roumania, of headache,
ation of Roaniouia took definite and assin•g through the lines, and being 1. Never let your child sit in his
t ex -manager d t by B 1 Tt k gu In the
England.
The apparatus which is said to pro -
The apparatus is surprisingly sim-
ple, and it 1s possible to obtain re-
sults with an electric lamp of 300
candle power. Below the bulb an
opaque reflector is fitted in such a
way that the rays are projected up.
ter, and vegetables properly prepared. wards against a screen of various
"It will do no harm for eaoh to eat colors arranged in small patches. The
a couple of nice figs just before re-
sents
which falls from the screen pre -
tiring, taking those with a glass of colored material In its daylight
water. Then impress upon each the hue•
necessity of having a fixed time every
day to attend to the body hygiene, so
that regular habits may be estab-
lished, If necessary, to get the sys-
tem into good shape, take a table-
spoonful of plain mineral oil every
night for a while. None of this is di -
tions properly.
"But oughtn't I to have a prescrip-
tion?" Mrs. Brown asked.
"Yes. I'll tell it to you. You can
penile lent form, As an x . ire a o e evn nners-
of a heavy -weight prize-fighter, "he subsequent negotiations Boyle had to
had felt for a long time that Rot- act as intermediary; and on one 00 -
mania was a ei1me little bantam, try- P canton, while he was flying just above
ing to hold hey own in a ring crowded the Dniester in an aeroplane, a Rev -
I' 1
with heavy -weights. From what he nla nnnan bat1,,y Jlrud 8t um, enc
could gather, she was getting the death was missed by a matter of to see things, and in endeavoring to
wort of it from friend and foe 811110, , inches• distinguish them they strain their
so he decided to lend our tittle Ally i Eventually peace was signed, and eyes.
a helping hand 1 Boyle's greatest achievement was 3. Don't let children read by fire.
own light when he is reading or vent-
ing. Do not let a girl do any sewing
or knitting for• long at a tithe.
2. It is a great mistake to allow the
children to sit in twilight. They want
Having almost absolute authority' completed.
on the railroads, he took charge oft (To be continued.)
the archives and a vast sum of ; Stumped!
money, and after twice passing
through the lines where the Boishe-1 "it's no use," sighed the nature wiz-
alks and the Ukranians were at war, • and "i may as well give up."
he reached Jassy in safety. After "What is bothering you?" ashes his
that he returned to Russia, and con companion, sylnpatlli,lally.
tinued his work as chairman of the; +'I started a few years ago on a
All Russian Food Board, which had whim of mine, i took a head of cab -
been formed in November, 1917. I l 10 and crossed It with a white Po-
tato, was during this period flat. tato, and grew eyes un it; then I
Boyle paid a $tint to Antonof, the'
leader of the Bolsheviks against the rammed them with a cornstallt and
'Ceesa41ks, to ascertain the exact states grew ears on it; then I crossed that
of mind of that . evil-reputationed with a celery sins grew a neck on it;
general in ease the Germans advance then I crossed that with a roto -nut
ed. To the Canadian's surprise, he and grew hair 00 it, but hanged if I
found the Russian an excellent leader can figure out what to do for a nose
end decidedly anti -German. Boyle and moutlrl' '- •
and he had a most amiable meeting,
end on parting swore eternal hatred Incubate s should be ready. Clean
et Germany. Anti history records
and. distnfeet them without delay,
Treat the brooder in the same way,
The brooder ehould he ready and wait-
ing for the chielte, ,tiih heat at pro-
per temperature.
0140 ton of ureal will furnish 10:
000 gross of pen -natio.
t2ftard'a ritalnteet Zeneves tteura1535.
that as long as his men held to
+„ether Antonof never went back on
lris oath of war 011 the Hun.
Armed with Antenof's authority,
Boyle then proceeded to Sebastopol,
As hies train arrived it was surround-
ed by a Bolshevik leader named
wlpeirn 01111 a comntitto6 of sailors,
"What does this mean?" demanded
Cvloltel Boyle.
light, Each flicker means a fresh fo-
cus.
4. Have a lamp suspended from the
ceiling. This is an obvious advantage
where children are allowed to romp.
5. Lastly, you, seeing your child at
night, may be able to observe signs of
eye -weakness not noticed by the teach-
er. Inform the principal of the school
at once. It will make a great differ-
ence to your child,
Are Girls Naturally More Refined
Than Boys?
From early ohiidhood boys are sub-
jected to rough associations from
which girls are protected. Boys are
permitted to 'hear obscene language,
which girls, speaking generally, never
hear. 'Vulgar people try 0.0 restrain
their coareeneas when a girl is pres-
ent, but they nee -or think of doing so
before a boy. 'Even in public perform-
ances, as in the theatre, obsecuity gs
often indulged i', if only leen nee
pi-esent, who ;rias little if any ]ling of
the l0r.nd tvo„ld Dam° before girls 0r '
'women, Lewd aetleos fire e.c1ebitod
before bi1$y and recce; while tido ia•e 1
Chilled fish from Newfoundland is
prepared in a cold storage plant, which
can deal with 200,000 . lbs. of fish a
day.
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COAL
Former Receives Impressions
and Latter Puts Them Into
Cold Storage.
To the majority of people tete mind
is simply that pari of themselves that
thinks about and remembers things.
Ilut as a mailer or fact the greater
part of the mind's work consists in
enabling us to forget, for the time be-
ing, all that we have ever known.
Fortunately for our peace of mina
we can remember only one thing at
olio and the same 111011141110. At that
moment, all that we have leaned, ox,
perienced, and done in our past 112e
is apparently obliterated. Where hon
it gone?
It is simply stored for nee, immedi-
ate or future, in a separate part of our
mind --in what 18 called the linemen:1-
MIS or subcnuseiona mind. The con-
scious part of tete mild is that portion
which receives impressions from the
outside world, feels, acts, and recol-
lects from moment to eminent, and
then --forgets by passing all 11eeo ex-
periences "into $tore" in the suhcon
Selena ---Where they wait till called for.
An illustration of the relative pro-
portions of the conscious mid :eubcon-
scious parts or the mind is provided
by an iceberg, only one-eighth 04
which is visible„ seven -eighths hemp
submerged,
It is "said that. this relatively vast
subeoIieci011elleaa of 011ie remembers
everything that has happened to us
since the day we W1u'e born, and af-
fects our lives accordingly. We 110
not at any time eonsciousiy remember,
perhaps, more than a fraction of these
experiences; but our sleepless sub-
consciousness does, They are all
there in cold storage,
These experiences which our o011 -
scions memory has forgotten, but oar
subconscious users sometimes to our
advantage and -occasionally to Dar 4111-
i agoing, account for much In oar ('4141 -
duct --our desires, our fears. our sue,
ceases, our failures, and our ailments
--which would otherwise be meepli4-
able,
Are You a Day -Dreamer?
I Take, for example, on11 Rif those
curious cases of shell -shook. A soldier
suffering from this partly nervous and
partly mental disorder cannot sleep
and develops euictdai tendencies. On
being questioned it turns out that ho
always sees eyes watching him in the
dark. By a process of mind analysis,
this peculiar phobia, or fear, to traced
back to the clrcumstanees connected
With the death of one of his friends...
Both he and Itis friend were blown up
by a shell. When the seek plan carne
to himself he stumbled over his friend
lying face downwards. He turned him
over. The man was dead, but his
eyes were wide open.
This gave the siclt man a terrible
shock, but while his conscious mind
had forgotten the incident, his sub-
conscious had not, and kept the terri-
fying apparition of the staring eyes
ever before him. When this was ex-
plainedto
soldier,
plained to the, be was able
reason out the cause of his fear in a
sensible way, and was speedily cured
of 1416 dread,
The subconscious mind, however,
often does us a good turn. The brii-
tiane ideas that strike us, the sudden
jog 'to the memory, the overnight
solution of a problem or difficulty that
perplexed us the previous day=all
these are the work of the suboouscious
mind. It might be likened to a secret,
silent -working dynamo, operating as-
siduouslyadaY and night, and storing
up electricity which, unknown, it ap-
plies to all sorts of purposes.
+'Such stuff as dreams are made of"
is also provided by the unconsalous
mind, which rhos and takes full con-
trol when the conscious self sinks In-
to slumber. Day -dreaming, reverie,
and `uncontrollable mind -wandering
are phases of subconsoigns activity
which, if allowed to develop unduly,
DSO likely to result in mental break-
Build Houses For Birds.
33h'11s ore desirable to have about
the promisee, not only on amanita of
their beauty and song, but because of
their e0ono01i0 worth. The little feath-
ered songsters are especially uset"ltl as
insect destroyers during the breeding
period, when they have to work early
and late to obtain sufficient food for
their nestlings. One way to increase
the number making your property
their summer home is to put out
feathers, ,lits of wool and twine dur-
ing t110 nest building season for the
birds to use in building their habits.
aims. Another way is to, build sate re+
treats for them in which they cant
roar their young comfortably. Most
of the 11otusea will be oecupfed year
after year, In fact, 110 attraction los
0na11ncr birds le more effectual than
plenty of hmu]os elated to the needs
and habits of 111e various linea of
house bh•1a. During idle hours In the
winter months the construction of a
row o1' these bird dwellings is amylase
time and 1108201 wont,
Plaradox.
The smallest malt
I ever knew
;3toocl something 0 fr
!ilx feet two,
Jib
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