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talc—ls:
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to the: ”my
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dance wzu
raring hi")
; flail"...
of l'rrdlraris. The Writer.
lid 0! the bandit.
toward
vaeral
rnhipl thereupon wore sent.
Hultnn's Iapiiul.
AC "till Wilt: the famous
mm. "l'MW'r-nris
nventlrm thrn trim-ting in Chicago
'I
”please-d.
unpaired it won nlvvt-r ernt.
flame ships and paid the rsnnorn.
IQvernight News
~‘r
l"!
i
i
all
fl
a
Obi-reel declare;
as by denying that he has 4.3-
Cd
”pact to holding now selections.
i .undoa Daily Mail prints Tan.
. flora dispatch announcing death or
I). Moorish brlgdade chief liaisull.
lltelnforccrnmts have compelled
'Dbreson troops to withdraw. ac-
nbrding to rr-pnrts reaching Vera
1.
«Cancer last )1an killed 3mm peo-
ia the United mates registration
according to actual flames and
bureau estimated that can-
2 deaths for the whole country
0 $5.000.
“ lamuei (lompers praises Mr.
Igbes’ reply to lillssian overtllr-vl:
I“ declares that the Soviet organ-
l ”on in ltmlela is a Communist
§ Whine which "must remain at war
with free peopire as long as it
'-
a fallacy for any one to say that
urch (limputn Vii chm-k the effort!
continue the construction of a
tho-viral of lit. John the Divine in
ew York city,
"v Mr. and Mrs. nurton ill. Tucker,
iciwi Ly lindnon county, New
. vary grand lury on charges oi
manly-any to violate the state mar:
e laws and also with perjury. am
louthrem l’lnee, according to [We
h. N. ‘3. newnpnper.
'ifltlin n! (lemgia leeks to show
t Phillip n. For, former Ku Klux
n publicity man. killed William
Cobum because Fox belimed that
, burn intrndrd to expme Fox‘- al-
5“ misconduct. Atlanta dispatch
I.
« Birnm John-on intends to make.
to one or in», vim hnltlrflrlds in
s-eonventlnn rsmpnign and Frank
Hltnhrork lays preliminary lines
the campaign, (flvvwiand dis-
tfll III!“-
,, Building malt.
Illdlng Inspector llubbeil this
ing issued the following bulld-,
permile:
NA. Malt-r, garage in i;
$700.
Edna unllrelt. porn}. on house in
'vs avenun, cont $300.
[irranklin ll, Roosevelt, declares it
.- street.
MNTA lilfnltm 1'0 DEATH.
I ANtlmJCH, Cnl.. Dec. 1’.—
ing llama Cir-us for school chil-
. at l'almdnln. near here. cost
tits at Herman Noiicnberger. :8.
owner. lie wan burned ta-
7 when his costume caught fire
I. cigarette. A widow and sov-
ahiidren eurvlvo.
{futurist '2'.» van: 7
24:-
(,5.
was .r. 2910. when it kid.-
ud ho»: tor ram a! “I,
. kl H. Ferdinand. an America
horn h Affirms. s34 (Ii-51:11?!
a. waithy . ‘uz‘:
inn/i curred-.4»! § .
while. -‘ {31.131.33.302}: Bras. rt Breath .‘J.
in progrm and
and his loft-in-
and"! than off in th-ir won-j
a United Stair-s (iovvmment sen:
ship in 'i'anxll-r and also order-
!‘It. sultan to bring about the re;
v
tried to nego-
lhe
additional
in
are and thl-ir guna trained on
cable-
nlivr- or Itairlli
and," Whit h was n-lppum-d it. have
on sent by i'renirll-nt liarmowli, was
before ”in, Republican National
9 days into-r word was received
1 Payrditdtln and Vario-y had been
I'rrnidnnt Moonrvrlt said latvr that
{ fl'thmigli the rullls‘xrhm had been
But the
llan frnrni the guns of tho linited
. s ’ s
i; , Told in Brlef
73mg George and Queen Elizabeth
*0 left (hence for liumania. Ath-
2 $tflsollni startle. Home political
to consult the country with
ates Returned
E124.
marathon
”Keck drif‘f‘l
1:23 fil’t
India".
atrvrt-
112mm.
: :23 .
'."n ‘w
l
:rm-r Jahn it. DEL
met! a! Hahn. the
Y/JP‘Z'? Examining 3)’11!4 3:1
lornV” General Frank 8. they.
”antard.
ivy Attorney Dillon for tartar! l'
Kafka of this qty, another it}
one o! thorn-I.- Vh'v’ license.
Stale. "call-l Department has
raked on “quest. of the
Examining Board on order of
grand Jury rxtmordinan, which
but. of thl‘
with the Minimum "tloplnma miillL"
All
”iffltinfi
of their licenses ban
ordI-r to return thtlr
the revocation of their licenses
the
All
are returnable on the rlrcond Tut's-
dny in January.
CHICAGO, Dore. ll—«ll ninth
mr-liit-nl licensing boards uhould ud-
mit. to examinations only time. rulali.
while police powers of the
worn director! to senrrh‘out and
prevent». men print-tiring modirine
without a linens". the imtiun would
be fret-d of unqualified doctor», the
American Medical Auocinilon do.
than! today in un niliclai malcmeni
by the "le'lliivtt committee.
The statement. said that the num-
ber of medical lmtpontlrrn and poorly
qualified physician» in the rouniry
"don: not own approximate
00')" this numlH—r «claimed la a man
under iridlttmr-nt for diploma frauds
in Mlumurl. -
it set out that during the
2.7,-
pant
eight years not. more than 2.300
graduates of low Kl‘lull: medical
luzhrmln have received “Centre.
"For more than 20 years the at-
ttmtlun of the public hm: lust-tr tutu-
larly directed, in olflr-inl pulllicatiunn
of the Wmlallnn to various evils,"
the ntatnmt-nt. vim lurid. "liver ninrro
ihll the Journal of th‘e Amrrlcan
Medical :ulnorlnilnn has published an-
nually tho that that the Connecticut
and Arkansan Izfitic licensing hoards
were apparently nurving as clearing
houses for low grade institutions in
Mina-null.
“in 1920 thr- Jnurnul [mintrd out
that Connrefleut, through ltn ecletlc
board, will licensing Int-n who had
not ntudired in colour: rnvdicai ncbriolu
and, evvn worn». wnn ilennnlng name
men who had not. apparently enm-
pletl-d a rnodlcnl (mural: in any
school.
.‘v’rvt'rihcir'fll. public: officials have
constantly dlu'hnrgmi than an-
nouncemonts until, the sellnutionul
publicity acordrd an expose by n
m. Louis nlswspnpnr forced the mat-
ter on their attvntlon. '
"Them are today live medical
nchonla in the United states which
are not up to the high standards at
the rcvmaininz 76. it these schools
are forced to raise their requirements:
or «also discontinue, the public will
he assurcd that no men will he
graduated in medicine who are not
rluniinod to appear for licenses If
the state licensing boards will then
admit to their mminstious
those qualified. the public will have
usnurance that any man who can
present the license or the state no
aminlng board in s. properly qualified
Dllyuiclun.”
The menu-ail profession definitely
disclaims llu- tum-lion of searching
out. and prouccuting the man prac-
ticing medicine lthout a license the
statement maid, adding that belongs
toTpoiico powers.
he report is signed b Do
Frank Billings at Chicszo, In}?
Mltcheil at Lincoln. Neb. and
Charles 3". Richardson of Washing-
mun: HE“ CIIICKENB.
rs. Neil Clements. u. negress of
' es street. reported to the police
. someone had stolen eight Rhode
l-d Red chickens tron: her home
vlaturday evening.
THE WILD MAN.
W EORK. Dec. ‘19.--Battling
‘ halted last night. while in the
g of one 02 hiswccasional frolics
(dander loci: and key today in his
‘ s New York apartment. a
or until he promised to be
again. The flonegaless. given
In his manager yesterday. was
uthered in by the Wehawken
ton, I). C.
——*.______
Ab M81511”! HOUSE.
ra m J. Miller has, sold his
two family house at 48 Orchard
street to Augustus Onugicr. through
the John '1‘. Hayes agency. The two
present'itenants. Mr. Cook and Mr.
ll continue to 0
piece. ‘ ' ccupy the
u—-——...-______‘_
5mm: OPENS mum. u
Thomas A. Skelly. who tornihny
years owned and conducted a tobaoo
on store in Wall street. has opened
up a. commercial stationery stoma!
18 Railroad avenue. Mr. Slutty" is
widely known hers and his friends
. alter doling o t dollar bills
wish him mom in his tip-m.
Appeal to Court—l
Only Four Certifi-
fer‘lay M‘A at‘;m in The 5:74:29?
yen-art 191-. 2:15:31 122* 3922-. 992.71-;
Calm”. 17-1: -
I.”
(A 3.
5 filmiiar u‘i'r‘. mt: 234. .‘Eerd 9,437;
”is,
the:
re— 2 ,, ..
Detour e
the r
is
probing the "J'dit al vandal growing
dizzimurre in count-firm .
far no can he learned. none of
lhr irln brinaring action for the ren-
re-
lurmri his license tirrtlfiraiI-n to the
mate Health Department all order").
To date only four of the 24 ecletlrxn
dnlill'md have: complied with the
1 er! lfil'at“5.
Aaron (Hana and Modestlno (toppoln,
both of Now Haven. have nppeuiml
t!)
Superior rourt at that bounty.
of the action; brought to data
fled by education to be physician»
ntnics
9
#94 Q Q t, .
dam/g; 114% “
QS.
a
(1:;
2 uxss RUTH uusxxarmxo PRESID
ERT, coouooz.
"red-2mg: Inn-in dress. including the
mayg Lauri i Brad—dress about her long.
—23f-;t1;"¥: black hair. which civilization has
:ith wharcv-r ‘S‘: wwnr;n..:i Am! rt- ~ not yet indirect! he? to nab. -
z'C'dLl an. (35:93:34. ms: "rvdwo- Tin-:- i-rmk cover was the work of
grain" in turns: rorasdelnhfy more7f2h¢:;'c»r;ne [radian women.
to say titan in hL-stonc days. Mun alumna: was presented to
. Mm: luz'h lush-at. 3. Cherokee the prefiicjcnt by Commissioner
indium. and one of the most mod- Burke and Secretary “Fork. .
urn 0! in r rat», ran mi; proved this Although herself a Chrteuan Ill.
try Latina-g- an imam-mt Coolidge and Muskrat told “'aahington. reporters
in .2 rarubdsy pr! par-vi IWN.:-.l phv- that she could one no harm in the
arming: hlrz. earn a book. ”The Hia— tribal dances on which war in being
tory of the lad Sign in ill. ifnit made by the national Indian com-
i-lirltr-n," r‘rmizalui Ly thw- Inaliiufl ‘ mitten of the Y. “1 C. A. -
of Emmi and “curious liraararrh. ”The younger. educated Indiana
Mimi M‘nrkrrd. Tammi! a. colic-arc are able to think for themsewee-
graduate. an lull an ant,- o! the pret- they no longer have arty influence
liar: m: miwre of EM race. wore for- over the life of the community."
British Liberals to 2
Make N 0 Compact
1—1..
x AS
a ,
. s‘:
\VASE'IISGTWIC, I’. C.— i
. (.1,"' ’
Iuwrr tine country, i l.’ not:
each one was thriving in its own way
The nightingale and various other
birds without number were ringing
1n the month of Novcmbgr. When I
was exploring them and tigers
wrr Alimominr.
0! tin: natives of the left!!! Cc-
lumbus wrote” ,2 2 .
l/‘iNl‘JtlS‘. Dre. 1!.—-’l‘ht‘. Liberal
part; through it» i‘ffllil‘r-‘i H. H. An-
quith and Lloyd Orange. lzne made-
lls position rim-r with rr-errr-ct to the
ifmuvrraiiw- gun-rnvant, a what-
ever (Rim-r gow:rnrnr-nt 2:1ka up the
rrlm at power after thr- rr-asemnbly
of l’arliumln'. 'l'lll: Liberal party
w'lii form no zillion”: with other
pnrilvr, anti will lune: nothing to do
with’uay manoeuvre aurh an has
liven hi;2(‘.,"1130d by Lord» Univ-ahead
for krvplnu Ifitil’)? out by maintain-
in: in Congennilxr: gowrnmunt in
power.
“Hum r:
"rho-ac people practice no kind 0!
idolatry: on the contrary the.” firmly
believe that all strength and power.
‘and in fart all stood things are in
heaven. and that i had come down
from inc-nee with than ships and
Milan: rind in this hello! I was re»
ccived there after they had put
aside fear. Nor are they slow or pn-
ekiiird. but of excellent and acute
understanding; and the men who
have navigated that lets give en
count at I'vr-rythlng in an admirnb
manner: but they never saw people
n
Amuiih observed.
that a grunt par-
[,r«(.fl!' ,
"5...", 1n "maxim:
lnlnu ntury partly liku our! can he so
innimi iikv u horde of mercenaries clothed. nor this kind of ships. ,
. . One island which Columbus cod-
.md liniw'i from (“um to camp.
. . .. . , ed Matteunin. probably Martinikue,
hithVadf'ui anti forwards. at the h '2‘“. rd t b inhabited om It
Word of rommand. if no undrr- ,0 Z “ ° e y y
slnnd our buslmml. it. in we who '"m'fl'
really control the situation.
Amluith Wont on to (Jovian: that
the (in); n! the vrl'fllflit government
were numlmretl and that. tho Liber-
ale would not move a linger to con-
aims in pmlnmmtion of the govern-
ment‘s “nlinuntroun mowarduhip.“
Llnyd UI-orms endowed the atti-
tude taken by his torrm r r-hirf, say-
ing. “1 am in rompintle agreement
with the policy laid down by As-
quith." '
'l’llnlv pronouncements by the Lib—
:sml lv-adr-rll mean that nflnira are
left. to win: their natural course
when l’nrlinmvnt l’tioflllt‘flihlt‘l.
"Them wot-non." he said, "perform
rm kind of work of their sex, for
thwy use Lowe and «iaria; they pro-
iert themselves with sheets of cop-
per. Tin-y tell me of another inland,
whoee inhabitants are without hair,
and which abounds in gold above all
others."
The explorer's summary of the
commercial advantage: of the la-
lands said:
"i promise this, that it I am sup-
ported by our most invincible nov-
ereigml with a little 0! their help.
as much gold can be supplied as they
will need, indeed as much of spleen,
of cotton. of chewingogum (which is
only found in Chloe.) also as much
Columbus. The Writer.
”WA! the Decanter m attic
Melanin censured or the .1341»
field It Paras Retreat the
caustic: the 193‘ ram fiscal
was we up and n. lumen a
Green: m chairman ¢ the pool
to: t9:: and 3383. not!“ that he
Wort-d the prices quoted at the
pursuit tins too high the. mm~
W with the prices of chemicals
and. In tact. indication are :12“
unless the fertilizer concern are
willing to lower their prices the far-
mfiiintamtdefilw hone
akin; his requirements. Bloc!
prices to the comma; trade until
the prices of the various fertiliser
pooh are made public and in the
meantime are quoting high enough
to be on the sate we. For these
reasons the Farm Bare-3 fertilizer
pool. which as year diaributed up.
proximately 1660 tons of mind
goods and chemicals. is not to be or-
ganiaed until later in the season.
The crop specialist at the ext-=2.)-
sion service of Connecticut Agricul-
tural College. J. 8. Owen, gives 3-,}:
ophlon as follows:
There will be an abundanc: c!
fertilizer for 133‘. The low pa? ~—
chaztng power of the farmer since
1320 has tanned bk use at ferilii.
m, white the supply of materials
has continually increased. Europe
has failed to purchase her pro-war
quantity 0: nitrate 1 soda and
phosphate rock; Japa has. been
compelled to curtail importatiocs of
sulphate of ammonia.
‘ By hr the most expensive 0! far-
tilizer ingredients is nitrogen. C'in‘
tinned prosperity in the steel 3::-
dustry both in mined 3:21 the
United State: has made largo =ur-
pluses of sulphate of ammonia. an
important source of nitrogen. Xi-
trate of soda. another large source
at nitrogen. is the chief support 0?
the Chiciean government and is be-
ing moved at a rapid rate. How-
ever. both Europe and the i'ni'ed
States refute to buy nitrate at p"!-
sc-n: quotations. .
Acid phospheras phosphate, the
principal source of phosphorus. in
very plentiful. In fact the market
for acid phosphate has been rin‘i
rince 1920. Nearly all of the no.
lash urea in this country cam—1
from Germany and France. It is
needless to nay that the French and
Germans envy an American follar.
Productio is large in both oountrim
and eve effort in being made to
sell here. Reports on impel-ratings
indicate that enough potash has at-
ready been brought in to satisfy next
year’s demand;
All or the situations men-
tioned nuts-meted low fertilizer
prices for the coming season. Po-
taah is actual! wholesaling for less
than in the crehiehed day! of 19:3.
Acid phosphate ta not so far above
the prc-war period. flitrogen alone
remains very high and the large an)
piles at nitrogen carriera suggest a
weak market. It fertilizer reach-
es the farmer this season at prices
in line with present wholesale quo~
tationr, he will get fertilizers as
cheap, it not cheaper, than any time
since the war.
Westport’ Fire Dept.
Names Dunnigan
WESTPOBT. Dec. 19.-’l‘he West-
port Fire department re-elected
Frank 1’. Dunigan as chief. for his
third term at their annual election
last night. Frank E. Bennett was
elected as first assistant, while Henry
Liaawelier will be their president
for 1924. Harold Durner was elect-
ed treasurer and John Coyle, accre-
tary.
The election of officer: was fol-
lowed by a banquet at the Fire
House and a social get-together time
for the firemen. Music for the occa-
eion was furnished by a local seven-
piece orchestra.
4v.
t
cam. EXONERATED. '
DARIEN. Dec. 19.-The crew of
the Knickerbocker express over the
New Haven road which killed A. M. c
of nines-wood. and as ,y slaves
for the navy. do their lea will
wlnh to demand.” -
Auk your friends to name a few
0! the great travel writers of all time
and you will get runny names—Adar.
co Polo. Richard Hakiuyt. Henry It.
Manley—probably none will mention
Columbus.
If he did and you inquired "Which
Columbus" he would conclude you
were asking a trick question.
"The fume of Christopher Colum-
bus as the discoverer of America
hm: both overshadowed his own re-
rnnrkubly obnrvant account or and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zinnie As-
kew. of 121 Harbor avenue.
last night at the home of her par-
ants.
death.
held Thursday from the late home ‘
and will be private,
mas will ofliclate.
Lee. wife of err-Mayor John E—L Lee,
of Norwalk, who died in Newark.
N. 1.. will be held-ht 2:30 o'clock
oral parlors of Director D .W. Ray-
mond.
Louis B. Howell will omciate and
burial will be in the Nora-elk ceme-
tery.
Frontier.
Castillo. of Madrid. one of the oldest
in Spain. has suspended payments.
Rumors of heavy defalcations are
current.
Henry Jewett. D. 1).. noted English
enttBnlklcy.HaiaaCsfieo.lar-
mm”; “Wm-
mammalian:-
terdayatwmms—cm'fce
fiendvcrtisingcanmmdz-
cussed- mmbfiefi:
Whom-dune the tickets
wrihufionhymwthiswea.
Theatre on January 1112:.
The Echo in diaributed about
the school in its new form tau- the
first than yesterday. We: is
has been published as a magazine
but now it has been converted 33:9
:the tmdummdswi-
5mm and or ordinary amp-x
firm seen to be haunting to quot: 2 Ste
A general feeling of satisfac-
tion was enraged among the nu-
dcata and i: is thought that it rill
meet with great success in it: new
even loier than that: in time.
The English teachers 0! the htsh
school have called in the a?” on
Handel’s “Blew!" from the some
59 contestants and “(the ready to
hand them back to the students :o~
marrow after having made certafin
mixed in by the People's Chorus :2
the early part or next week.
Coach Ferrel 8. Green has “in-
died down the number of basketball
contestants to about :5 and i.- ytiil
to mnunne hb elimination teat: till
first squad of 10 men is selected.
Mr. Green said this morning that
the first squad of basketball wcuid
probably be known by the and of
this week and that final eliminating
tests will be held tomorrow and P -
day.
absolutely permanent. Coach Green
will designate the first squad which
will b: all set to play in the Hy’s
first game on Friday eveninz. Dec-
ember :Sih against the. alumni in
Community Bail. He may make
several changes in the lineup on hie
return from his home in Indiana
after the Christmas
F‘in‘ai rehcamia of the Sopho—
ing held in the auditorium {clay
and tomorrow and it will be x-PE-
the last two periods of school on
Friday afternoon.
ed into shape and according to all
reports is going to he a great euc-
cese. There will also be a tear
musical rele‘ions rendered in con-
nectiou with it.
Rehearsals of the Dramatic club
play. "Daddy Long Legs" are going
along at a rapid gait at the present
time. The fourth act of the com-
edy is already well under Way and
it is expected that a rehearsal of the
entire play will be able to be helsl
sometime during the early part of
next week.
Obituary
Margret Askew.
Margaret, the four year
0‘. d
died
Diphtheria was the (nut: of‘:
Funeral services will be 2
Rev. Mr. Tho-
.‘lrs. Annie Lee.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie
omorrow afternoon from the run-
Vi'arhington street. Rev.
and hopes to have the. ready tee;
Replaywiltbehddinmr’m-
form Theprioeotthc paperi319__
cents and it may be; haunt dawn:
grammatical changes. They will be .
Although the selection may 110‘: be '
more play, "The Toy Shop" are he- "
Miss Frances Stannard
rented in the monthly hall dur‘ng '
Mztra Wide
Boa-s
/
The not PM maid. W
mate! the we of ”33:61" 3.2.1 32:6
2 ram d m €23ch 51;; La
iammnzyiesn 35.2.2 3.4?!—
32%: 37-2129” - £2 1:». fify‘Sfa‘z of
£1331?“ who i371: artify rater."
;t.".e (22 (3:212:75; :1 {5:24
’ £414.22 w of 13.9 23“." 9111.3?
?.
L5,.
g » 3.39325 :1 85:27 Fer: I...“
3 ~. ref...“ and Sr: «:7: r. a of 1;»
j type. 2‘: ‘zrr. 9:24:33
f 2.":- L'e :rzdzgfr m:::;._ '
fast, the Izaak crater: mum
got the one; hexane-1 m.
was there 2::— 32: gm
when are expected to add 3;. r;
pepsLArizy: A ram éritor:
sect of the bucket type is c-
that I: he 61:2 ride" 4cm 1:3:
rm 2'54, winder-1. a and: anagr- 9.2;,
”refit-3 m. ’ ' 932-11: 1-;
1 W visor, new 3-7.». '12:—
ahlcid cor-1,154 new 5212::
iezders'.
Beatnce' Sturges
Heads P. O. of A. Camp
q
fl: -‘:
7&4." '
Presidecz. Mixté Surges; '23-‘-
prefident- Gertrude Loafer: 2.9a;-
tact patient. Preston &i"i:
taut vice-president. Paul ..
conductor, Isabelle Star: . 8553’ :r
conductor, France's P.
ml’)‘ Ethel Bold:
meeting night in January.
party at which a Christmas tree :;..
Pizza were made 12:: night is: a
be a feature to be held a: Sex
Year's night.
.. oms Congratulates
: 2h . '
It is ‘1!" ”531-2 e People 3 chorus.
At the regular weekly rte—vi:
he‘d 3351 r
i: was voted to send a 332%: ct
maniacal-l to 3ii<s Franc-rs 3‘.
nerd. a member of the chorus. vr.
recently won a Jamar: Fnzxiazic-
scholarship a {the Yazc K?
li
music. 3 Of
~ATARRH
3.3.;me
325$;
Xmas Tree
Shopping Early '
And Get Your Own Choice.
We have a complete line and
we deliver.
Inlaid' Boxes of Candy, Bas-
kets of Fruit, Cigars and
0133‘ rettes for Xmas Gifts.
Canevai-i’s
Tel. 310 Liberty Square
SPANISH BANK SUSPEND‘S.
PORT VENDBES, FrancmSpanish
Dec. 19.-—-The Banoo de
LONDON. Dec. 19.—-’1‘he Rev. John
lergym‘an, formerly pastor of the
Lewis of Brooklyn, Saturday. is ex,
onerated from all blame by1Coroner
Phclan in a. finding today. d
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the biographical narrative or his son.
Ferdinand Columbus." says a bulle-
tin otrom the National Geographic
Society.
“Both documents are smith:
and known to geographers and his-
toriuns, indeed the latter’s author
ship has aroused coneiderabls con-
troverey. yet they are not read so
popularly as are many other travel
classics." .
An example at the descriptive
stylo ot Columbus is quoted from his
remarks about Cuba. which he eati-
ed Juana, and at first believed tube
a part. of the China coast. Columbus ,
wrote: 4 , .
"This island is surrounded by
many very rate wide harbors.“ 9:4 ‘
celled by any other: that I have
ever seen. Many great and saiubrl- .
ous rivers flow through it. There are .
also many very high mountains
there. , 2 4‘ _
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rm. and. distinguished by varico-
quniltiee: they are accessible. an f
full at 'a great iartty at me..-
stretching up to induce: the learn .
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ANNOUNCEMENT
We have just received a large supply of Egg Coal. Also
ALL KINDS MASON’S MATERIAL
nun-Rom ROOFING
BISHOP & LYNES
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Attractive boxes containing“ separate collars or
brand cuffscts; also a nice assortment of Rafi
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