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9. Anatole France says it is one
or the finest pieces of work ever produced.
"Pullman":
NEW YORK. Jan. :4.—~The tomb
of prehistoric warrior. 'who. apparent-
]y. fell in combat. has been discover-ml
in the ruin of a large Pueblo commuu.
ity dwelling near Aztec. New Mexico,
which is being eprOred by the Amer-
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description-of the burial chamlwr and
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Compound 19: coughs. colds - and
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has been receive-d from
in charge of the work
its contents
l'lurl H. Morris,
of excavation.
"T‘mnruth tln' (li'tll'ls adjacent to the
famous painted room opened in 1920.
there has been found a second cham-
lDCl‘, perfectly preserved in every do-
tail." he writes. "In it was found the
Warrior‘s remains.
"The body 'as that of a warrior
U\'('r six feet and an inch in height and
death had come to the stalwart de-
fender of the village when he was in
the prime of life and in the height of
his glory as well. The mighty frame
had been wrapped in a. mantle of
feather cloth and enshrouded with a
mat of woven rush stems. Within
easy grasp of the right hand were the
wooden handles of two stone battle
axes. and by them a hafted knife of
quartzite. as well as chips of flint and
prongs of antler—the. materials and
implements for arrow making.- A cir-
cular shield. three feet in diameter.
unlike anything previously found in
Pueblo ruins. covered the warrior
from thighs to temples.
“A fallen chamber not far distant
from the Warrior‘s tomb contained
thirteen skeletons. Twelve of the bur-
ials. those of nine children and three
aged persons. were in no wise unusual.
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the late w .- ;~. " .. -. ' 1.
Fortify the system
against CGidi. (arm
and Influenza by
taking
Laxative
tablets
which destroy germs act as a
tonic laxative and keep the sys-
tem in condition to thrww o.
attacks of Colds. Grip and in-
flueuza.
Be sure you get
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been reported in the last two days.” days. the
Dr. Copeland said. "Bronchitis has
in the entire ruin. The rt-mains‘ were present
those of an old woman. who had been
A Decided Advance '
Toward Irish Union
prevalence
grippe and cold will probably come to
FLORIST
of:
wrapped and bound in the usual bur- been unusually prevalent and other an end." ' . . nets.
ial position. and then placed in one —-——- . discasrs of the respiratory tract. in- r——_.___.__.____ Cut Flowers, Bridal 30113
corner of the room. A stout splinter DUBLIN. Jan. 28:4atis‘factio'n eluding pneumonia. This cold .wea— ——-Radiatbr and Hood covers. Corsages, Sprays an
fron] a broken (1.“ng tum)“. ha(ilbeplx. with the agreement rlached between ther will probably be of great benefit Aaron Kuhn. ' ‘ Floral Designs
hewn {O a point the“ driven com- Michael Collins and Sir James Craig. to the city. If it continues for a. few ‘ f dishes-
' . . . . . Table ferns or
pletc-ly through the pelvis and well the premier of l lster. relative to the -——Coal at Harris and Gans. “3mg (0 mm”t
into the earth beneath. Illows of a boundary between North and South Use some'wirirgm mice and :ab-
stone hammer beat the head of the Ireland. was expressed today by the Your mm “995
Dublin Independent.
stake to a pulp before the point would _ .
“It is a great and decided advance '
sink to the desired depth. It is prob-
... .
ablc that an old crone. who had run- toward Irish union." the newspaper A Tlmeb’ Offenng Rowland M. Beach
en into disfavor in the village—per- declared. and this advance is all the ' ~ ' _ F ce St
hang a. witch—yum subjected to this greate‘r 'because an agr‘eement was ‘ Of a Heavyweight Ribbed Phone 2140 16 Ian
cruel form of tortLire and execution." scarce Y hoped for at this early stage ‘-—
of the negotiations. Ar'Since so much u . H I IN .
:\ irono coxum JGATION SELLS fashbeen Simsmpllsthed. legit too mitten ‘ Papas kidincoag’lgund A: fi lord SU Itlfs » ~ ‘ - r ..
0 one a grea er an more v a f a .—
pnopem-y. agreemmfi)mu mow fume confer- e y ne warm garmen or
ences?" . in Few Hours these cold days -
NEW YORK Jan. 24. ———Thc Ab's‘s- ‘ ~ ‘ " "
sinia Baptist Church one of the’ old-
est negro religious buildings in the
city. has been sold and will be razed
to make way for a manufactnri
building. The church. standing
West Fortielth .. street " near. "Seventh
avenue. brought $2002’000.
The New; York Tribune recently
bought property in the same block as
a. site for it‘s new home.-
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The very first dose opens clogged
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WATCHING FOB INFLUEN ZA.
NEW YORK. Jan. 24 —-Healtfi De-
partment inspectors were watching
“today incoming ships for cases ot in-
fluenza; Dr. Royal Sr Copeland city
health commis‘sioner. believes that
New York's increasing cases vat-influ-
enza may be due, in part, to imports;
“one no... Europe glit- any: ,
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