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r tp do al Gh? ting FRE - mt obligaiion of kind. e can I to rely, solely your judgment lac 'the Maytag itself in prac- r, everyl home this cam/incing . wash big tub- I tet'? minutes! b a wholt wash- of cloth (dry tort hovE! See i 'toeryt ing-- and matbands ‘bbigng! 'eehow 051 LDAY, gamma: 23,1193 lie in a is of on phonelus ind will iend a Speéialt ’WNE [il! ", RY‘: (ll . aunt an; l your ttt, how Crea Work- ,',s',1'e5?i",', " rf sell itself. key: it. sis C$m+ Avg;j Wot) T Hen, nd. “LOH NMWi" IN CAUCASUS GOBGIB THURSDAY, SWIBEI 2:. was J. DESCENDANTS or' J MON "From the railroad I travelled three days on horseback to a village where I obtained local guides to accompany me through the mountains. For flve days our horses climbed steadily, twelve hours a day. The trail often lay along thee edge of terrifie.ehatmts, where a misstep meant death. Then we reached a lofty plateau, more than' 9,000 feet above sea level, where we began to snmunter scattered cottages and tiny hamlets. It was noticeable that my Georgian guides had a terror of the natives, for theylwould often mumble to themselves in? Russian, 'A dark people! A d rk people." tidl,dll,r, Passes "The country is accessible through a labyrinth of mountain passes for only a few weeks each year. I was the first American woman who had ever visited it. This people manly American Woman Visits Inter: eating People In East; Tells of Custom That the gorge- of the 3min: Cducasus hide I “Ion nation" which claims descent from Jun, we.“ chain armor like the mounts, sud still performs sacrifices and worship. "GL'," is the strange tale brought back to America by Mrs. Karl Rankin, who has jug retuyttdfromfivt years JINea} East Relief worker in Ar- menia. Mrs. Rankin is the first for- gin-woman. tnd tty first American ii'"irenture into this unions and hidden land. M Mrs. Rankin, a native of Weiehttiiie, is back in her old home on her hour. moon. It was Af than Pnuline Jor- den that she spent five yen: in Ar- menin, after two yarn of study with e,t.r,,t',te, in Paris. On her ir- rivnl in", ew York’she married Karl Rankin, another returned Near East Relief worker. Her family were pio, neers in Maine. coming here in 1640 and continuing prominent ever since in the upbuilding of the state. Story of Visit Mrs. Rankin's story of her visit to the "lost nation" of the Saventians, as told to an interviewer here, is u follows: _ " was stationed at Alexandropol, in Russian Armenia, where 16,000 re- fugee orphans are being educated by the Near East Relief. I found that a group of these children were of Saventian race, and it became neces- sary for somebody to visit their mys- terious mountain homeland, in an at- fort to trace their- relativaa and if pogsible to repatriate tt,hi,(diit.1ren in homes among their own pei te. . "Perhaps it was a foolhardy and venturesome trip for a woman, but I still feel the thrill of having accom- plished it. I was told in Tiflis that I would not come back alivq, but my mission was important. be called a lost nation, because, it is akin to no other people on earth to- day. Even the flortt of their land seems strange. The natives are white, with fair skins and blue eyes, and they talk a language unknown outside their boundaries. Though they call themselves Christians. their religion is different from any other sect. They still perform sacrifices and there are remnants of ancient tree worship in their rites. Russian scholars say that these people are the descendants of Jason and the Argonauts. One of their prized relies is an anchor which they claim came from Jason's ship. tt is preserved in a temple on the slopes of that great mountain upon which Prometheus is said to have been bound. _ l In Wooden mo "During our trip we were 'com- pelted to eek nightly refuge in the homes of the people. Therlive in wooden huts of two stories, the lower floor sheltering their animals, while the upper floor is a single huge room where the whole fumily lives and sleeps. Their food consists mginly of hateU-puri, an odd mixture of cotmeal and goat's cheese. _ ('Mr mission among the Seventi'ens was entirely spccessful. After n few d.ars, they were no longer suspicious of me, and within . week they were quite friendly. They were tremend- ously impressed to find that Ameri- cnns were caring for . map of re- futtee children belonging to their tribe, and they promised to send their head men to our orphnnlte headquar- ters to select the first unit of children for repatriation. It is quite likely that the American work for these c{Bdrm will remit in'bmking down 5. [isolation of this people and bring- Plt them. back satin into . world use- Mucus.” SEND YOUR DRY CLEANING was AND DRAMRIES To -T'TE RELIABLE LAUNDRY-- DRY CLEANERS AS WELL AS LA UNDERERS. tumult" Ian-1083 " Ith. Plan. man-u Pal: Carpenter and Builder . Storm Bash “I Stor- Door- CABINET! Jobbing Fri-I“! but FRED C. and History '"amieuit. p , uni K rshipis sets _ I :bnck " 1 th mkin, year- 2531'". Wt an ideal member of a cham- ber of commerce n bee would make! trod by a “moment that the boo vols 20,000 miles in 00.000 trim co maria] for a pound ct hone "n4thenthrosrahatftrfittoray u u t, we chided the boo " inef- fleien an thq Nation's Business. E. 3. Root, of Medina, Ohio, what one ' the world'u mat authorities on 53;, correct: our rm. Tho tle. uresrirf been energy are too low, he says; It takes nearly 100,000 miles of . line travel to [other ‘1 pound of Macy. Think of that the next time you add honey to your hot bu.. i is one my in which the beg nets 1 enmple. Mr. Root lay-z ' " the height of the season beee are " eiBeient. They do not wort nnde3o been 6r under . manager, and dll Tv them aet together " one in.. 'thet,',',', "eminrtr,' for the good of the “mmunity.” WORKER; Non: nus CHIC "T-'-'--"!-"'"'"'""'"'-"-"'"-""'-"'"-""""""-'--,-'" "', g _ ' p' V v~ , 1 -1.v WI, , VT '_atgtAIt,rtttrArBIItANtmggttt lot 6,Ed 'P.Oltdmm;pMP¢hll0l|W _ "ttttit' MMI, ' ---tlt- the. 32. 2tdd T . ' aag+rirs tti A.tiltry_. (itttipietis _ P. macaw to Nellie M. no. M. n. Brook to.N. c. Lam; and dunei.d up. t2,rilttd', , don. Dead $10. Lot 1, blk so. But- wife., WD “on Pt Bee. S"tn,11: you. I "ef. _ lett- North Shows“. a, Shield-- Fred W. Emma and 0 tell. bond in; r . '.' a}: Pearl A. Council and husband at at Barre. wn 3900, Pt “in, Ltbdrs Patti2t,tt't, gad- along to D. J. Stupey quad wife. 1tCD $1. tyyilla. I _ : an AM a'tditht.tra" tttt Lou T, l/gl fh 42.21;? 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