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SAN DIEGO. Cal. Morel: 11.—
Preoeuco of a. lone school of
whole 08 Magdalen: Bay gore
crews of tho Athntlc scouting
.fleet. which to en route to San
Diego for the general fleet mo-
blllzatlon. a. chance for subma-
rine Mug practice that they did
not overlook. uooordlng to m-
pom to tho bydrognphlc office
here.
Masters ’0! westbound steam-
ers have reported that several
whales bearing evidence of hav-
ing been killed by battleship
shells have been sighted of! the
Lou—er California. coast.
SAYS GERMANY
SHOULD HAVE
' A MANDATE
Colonies Needed f o r
Economic Outlet,
League Council I s
Told By Expert -
GENEVA. March ll—Ludvllg
Scllolz. for a Ions: time prominent in
tho promotion of German enter-
prises in the German colonies, al-
rived lit-re today from Berlin as the
.rlvate representative of German
colonial interests.
He. told the council that ammo-
000 Germans needed all economic
outlet and insisted European secur—
ity never would be really assured
until the German poorlle have a
chance for overseas expansion. He
argued that Germany should be
given some mandate.
Answer to Yesterday’s
Puzzle.
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STAMFORD. MAI-ch 114-
Horaoe D. Roberts of this cltr.
receives :10 00. through the will of
Robert Clowry. former president of
the \Vestern Union Telegraph com-
pany, which was filed ln White
Plants. N. Y.. yestredsy. Mr. Robert:
is also named. with Frank Seller-rer-
former ‘prlvate secretary to Mr.
Clown: u executor and trustee. The
will leave! 8100.000 to each of the
deceased nephews sod nieces. ul-
though thelr names are not given
in the will. It is estimated the es-
tate will be worth. when settled, sev—
eral million dollars.
Mania]:
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Nude, Blond. Silver. Gun Mei-1, :
Flesh and Black ‘
MME. JEANNETTE
South SM
South ”I. St.
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DRINK WATER IF
KIDNEYS, BOTHER
Take a stlospoonful Of Salts If
Back rains or Bladder 15‘
Irritated
I-‘lush your kidneys by drinking a
quart of “'{llOl‘ each day. also take
salts occasionally. says a noted au-
thority, who tells us that too much
rich food forms acids which alumst
paralyze the kidneys to their efforts
to expel it from the blood. They
become sluggish and weaken: then
you may under with a dull l'nisory
in the kidney region. sharp pains in
the back or sick headache. dizziness.
your stomach tours. tongue to coat- 1
cd. and when the weather is bad i
twinges. The
urine gets clouds. full of sediment, 3
the channels often get sore and inl- 1
tatcd, obllging you to seek relief
two or three times during the night. .
To help neutralize those irritating -
acids: to help clesnso tho kldneis
and flush on the body's urlnous
waste. get four ounces of Jad Solis
from any pharmacy here. Talia a
tublcspoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days. and
your kidneys may then set one. This
famous salts is made {mm the acid
of grapes and lemon- juice. com-
bined with mum, and has been used
for years to help flush and stimulate
sluggish kidneys: also to neutrallz-v
the acids In the system so they no
l"n;"r lll'llflll‘,
lllavldcr weakness.
Jud Salts is inexpensive: can not
injure and nzakos a delightful otter-
\'esccnt mills-water drink. By all
mean lune your physician examine
your kidneys at least twice 1 year.
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snd recaptured by swift
motor boats; children
asleep on a mattress blown
high into 3 tree; a squawk-
lug rooster Jammed bead first into I
water pitcher: herds of cattle blown
across a wide bay; s field of corn
completely mowed by flying trou-
These are some of the authentlc
freaks of dissstsrs. They will seem
incredible only to those who have
not been through the unforgotmblo
experience of a tornado. burrlcsno
or flood. Some of the strangest pile.
nomena. on record have resulted
tron: tornadoes. those gigantic
whirling dervtsbos of the sky who“
terrific force throws buildings about
us a. boy throws pebbles.
In the sdlmnlstntlon of the to-
llef task following all major dis-
asters in recent yous. workers of
the American Red Cross bsvs wllr
messed the strongest of box-mening-
n 3 result of the unleashing of no-
tllra's mighty forces Often these
workers or. the first outside aid
to srrlvs on the seen. out! as per-
sons! witnesses of events thst
would soon: rightfully to belong
only tn the min: of action.
Every one of tho amuse honou-
ln'n mounted to this nmstlvs
has either boss directly witnessed
by Red Cross Rolls! workers or
also her tbs sums of verity given
by meticulous lnnstlgstlon. llssry
M Boxer; Notions! Director of Rod
Cross Disaster Relief. bu person-
ally interviewed most of the per-
sons involved.
Ous vtctllu of o torudc's wildest
ms- was a old [ulna tuned
Tony. who run s trult stand tn Ab
nut; Tons. Tony bod boon picked
up tn the gun: can of the mat
'storln. carried through the sir s
quarter of 5 mile sud than :1va
foot drst Into swell. first would
unmuom-gtmomm
not one of an“ smug. coinci-
dences “some! that often attend
tho min; of as twister. By the
nus tremendous rotor! cotton
pursued
m I («Freaks
ins. Ark. Sesrchlng amidst the
ruins of a completely demolished
homo. s Red Cross nurse hard the
frantic squswklng of s rooster. The
most minute scorch lulled to reveal
the bird until the nurse'- on fell
on s voter pitcher tint wu shak-
ing vlolsntly back and forth. At-
tractsd by thls strongs phenome-
non. she found the trouble. It wn
nsccssu'y for her to crock tbs un-
broken pitcher with a stone to re-
leuo u very bedroggled Chanticleer.
who. completely de—festhersd by
the terrible wind. had then been
jammed bud first into the pltcher.
So far as is known. the highest
wind velocity stained during the
height of l. cyclone or tornado ls
212 miles an hour. This ten-lilo
speed most luvs been approached
when. on August 27. 1,524. 3 Violent
hurricane ’swept in from the Culb-
bssn Bu sud over port- of the Vir-
blonds. O! s lugs herd of
cattle. 22 steers were blown serous
Gaul my and into s suture on the
opposite side. They were found ly-
ing dead in a row some dlstsneo
inland from the voter- ln u do-
uolllhsd vfllsss on tho, shores of
the boy. s Red Cross Bold ropro
mauve bolls or 1 active may
with eleven children whose home
ind Men completely destroyed.
Win ‘ 1: become light enough to
count the children two wars found
to training sud-were um» found.
you "loop. on their m.
which had been ‘lown bl; into a
tres- E -
s.
one family in I. small town In South
Carolin: sow the ominous funnel-
slnped cloud comlng. Locking
arms. they threw themselves face
downward on the bed in their smsll
cabin. The tornado struck, with s
tactful roar. A few moments lstsr
the cowerlng figures felt 0 heavy
Jar. followed by silence. Gathering
conngo they stood up und- looked
about them. The roof sud sides of
the house were gone. Nothingjss
left but the floor upon which they
stood. Investigating further. they
found tbst they were curly s quar-
ter of u mils swoy from the- site of
their home. The tomdo bad cor-
rlod ’swsy the floor supporting them
and the bed. at! dropped the whole
business In a sonic orchard.
In the Nstlonol Baum. 1n Wuh-
lanonhtbsu-unkofou-ootbat
had been completely severed by
no. bullets and during one of the
gross battles of the Civil Won. ho-
plo us frequently must! by the
pocullar way In which “mucus
destroy trees. which on not up-
rooted. so one would W. but
twistsdolrofowfsotobovsthe
ground. This undoubtedly is due
tths rotary motion of the funnel-
shaped cloud. wblch. revolving st
terrific speed. grinds up ovorytblng
in its nth sod thou dlsgorgss. An-
thsutlc lumen In on record of
struts loving been driven thmh
mo stumps by tornadoes. no
a! calm u
A 0 Wtedj.
7mm!
' an cost-o:
' T o I
drove a. piece of four Inch
horse llved for thus do”.
taken 3“,.
At Tent-ks“. Tens. s cyclone
wuer
pips through the neck of s born
linking I clean out hols through
which. [person could look to the
other side. Despite the injury the
Smooth... though u no“ be no
mluodnotoumsdlauuruut'
on unmiflgstod tragedy. Oecsslonv
sliy.ltrsphouluklndwbotlthu
Witness o flood st
Winston. Bonus. which. Ickod
up a. this new guise and curried it
to don om. only to [ring on-
othsr on. from u) thou-Ivor sud ls:
ltlnthsbsckysrdslmostonths
v site of In lost companion. A
stand through tbs plats glass win-
dows at the front of the store and
parked ft on s buleony In the nor.
Miraculous «soul. with dual
surging sll mood. luvs scored the
llvos of my people caught in dis-
utsrl. la the gust. flood st Pueblo.
Oslo. two years ago, 3 duper-sea
mother. with her little two-yesr-old
girl in last urns. climbed the foot,
some. of o launch polo. A: the
wutsrs llowly mounted. the climbed
higher. For hours she hung on suc-
cessfully. but the raging wstm
finally tors her child from her dood-
snsd onus. Rescuers in a skill who
now be: plight hours later export-
snosd the must difficulty in ro-
leulng the nearly demented wens.-
Eor convuls‘lvs
in. on them. Rescuers wen aston-
ished to hear their cries emerging
from tho hopeless rulns of their
home. But who: won the moss-
losut of s Bod Cross voluntser to
and tho: utbor. mother sud sou
wet. onctlcslly unmthsdl Whoa
the storm Int struck. the three
had token refuge under the boby
mud plum. but this comma. la
hull-lg. bowsvsr. It wu cbockod by
tho plum stool. the whole tasking
The "psycbologlcul wt“ 1.-
urod’ unmnusum blodsoth
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moo-mam HOME AT
young. onto.
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room And shot out through the win-j
dow. exactly as a shell iron: 1 can-L
non. Had she not bent over st. that;
second. she would have been b9.- .
headed. I: ..
One at the strangest sltnstlou7
ever encountered by Red Cross Dls-
aster Relief workers was met dun-4
log the great Ohio floods. The town _‘
of Ntux‘b City. llL. was literally;
wiped of! the map. Every bouts;
uld outbuilding was torn from its;-
slts all sent reeling down the Ohio 67 _
River, like a great herd of bathing.
elephants. .. :
Crowd: lining the straining loves! ‘ ‘ ’
were then spectators to o cbm‘
tbst probsbly bu no parallel la Mr’
tory. Red Cross Relief worker”:
msnnsd s that of motor boots sad 1.,
rushed In all directions utter tho I:
runswsy houses. A boat would dull“
alongside 1 house. her crew would”
deftly sttacb s bowser to 1!. null '
than. wltb mlng motor. tbs ‘tug'
uld hel- strange tow would go slow-
ly buck. bucking tbs flood null. 1.
to Future Clty. where the 41me
would be ucbored to s protecting ;
use or telemob pols Ind tbs hon. l
savers would dub on for m L.“
houses. 1.:
la order an it any be slwsys’ii’,
mound to rush quick and car '3
cm relief in my smergenq on?
say the. the Red Cross within tho
put you bu established a noon. ;:
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rm.;MJA-M ..
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muster mm. This corps of flip
utsr relief experts is kept in tall-
noss u on lines to mound
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u '.
m tron stricken communion :.
anywhere In the United sum. 3. r}?
costly tho Govern-It pineal st h‘i'
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