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sugar. The products of this process #AMHW"'"M"QM Jt is the latter that is mixed with the 'z'nflrwbenlt first enters the re-- x ery for the finishing processes. x U lilinois, and espe ; ' Waukegan and Lake county, have cause to shed a fow tears efore March 16, or immediately af-- fl _ i# a report from the Chicago 1 _ beadquarters is correct. -- Whe word is that a careful chock to be made of all liquor vio-- €which could be obtained from pecords in many cases) so ,, the department oi internal rev-- eaue, which features the ingome tax, ©an function more perfecily. "to he Mods Ts ty in in BIG FIELD IN -- COUNTY) fescestes 3 O which indicates that Uncle ' wants to see those who peddle ; for a living, and make reai money, -- pay their income tax, in ©ase that it has bech slipping their in the nrn. \ A> wonderful could be procured n the county © for such purposes. Sb prohibition agents explore j records of Constable C. A. Brune and his sponge squad, and the work of SBheriff Abistrom and his deputies, gth. Book of Bootleggers in sey-- i1 volumes could be printed. +« Bome, yea many, of these per-- sons, it is said, could pay income tax. Probably they have in past years listed under more polite vo-- :?u. and then again probably bhave not. >' * * Many of these chronic violators 31&1 fourand five fines of §$200 d 'costs each year, are probably imn'm position to pay a dollar or two as income tax. i!'t perhaps they all pay now, 80 in that case, should the report from Chicago be true to the letter, then there would be little worry * Imaginary, Country _"Little Egypt'is an imaginary coum ¥y which the gipsy hordes who en-- Hurope in the Fifteenth century Anvé as their home, They pre w that they were pilgrims to Rome on account of apostasy, and ~ --World's Longest Street . WThe Lincoln highway is the longest "street" in the world. It starts at Times q KForty--second _ street and Br ay, New York city, and the 1 is at Lincoln park, San Frar $o. The road is marked--by re4, &o and biue markers, bearing & 1@ "L"--on the central white Reld, _ their chiefs posed as kings, 101 eounts and dukes of this eountry, %' > 1 Bco. -- T1 . ) L* 4« Fast Work in Sugar Only five or six minutes are required 0 Spin off and wash 600 pounds of A Tunic P i PME i BY INCOME TAX it of that the site of tanits of fider hnd bhen nace in The sovereign state. of Mevada was soon Sollowed by the report that "what might hate been" Nogh's ark has been | Ukewikeo digcovered. Its location is | about 60 mmiles south of Winnemucca, | near Mount Jns l Whatever alflhm ly was, | descriptions invested it with a '}"'i"w qs h \TM * This Is "Noah's A fescination which w¥ lead to many coujecturen, the W Post com-- ments. It is Appa a magnificent specimen of petrifa eonsisting : a raft--alaped mass of timbers, hbave hardened through countliess ages Into stone. 'There is no question that # is the handiwork of man, for in eertain places where the structure is more fully exposed the cross timbers and the withes, or bands, are clearly revealed. Just why it should be Noah's ark Instead of somebo y else's, has not yet been stated. e curions legend, eoming to us from the Indians, that the North American continent was populated by ah emigration from tands "beyond the western water," has per-- sisted to the present day, Upon it many have tried to solve the riddle of the fate of the lost tribes of Isracl. While the historian ghould be cautious about allowing any such connection, it is now admitted that such an occur-- rence would have been by no means Impossible, _ The unpsual . custom which-- the diaries of early voyagers have set down for us of the worship by certain Indians bf empty boxes whose power they could not erplain beyond the fact that their ancestors had been wont to do reverence in the same way, had led some to trace a connection be-- tween this crude custom and the original Ark of the Covenant. Bo of building many theories on the subject there is no end. But there ecan be no dGoubt of the reality of the Gréek coins discovered in some of the Indian mounds. How they covered the distance from Athens to their final resting place no man can y say. The Bank of France has construct-- ed a safety Geposit yault which they believe to be absolutély impregnable to raids from land or air, It is sur-- rounded by a deep moat and has a bomb--proof roof. }lenvy steel girders, and concrete several feet in thickness, form the top, which is impervious to explosives that might be dropped from aircraft, Over the moat, containing 12 feet of water, a Sliding floor from an adjacent building provides access to the single entrance of the vault. When the bridge is withdrawn, a steel door closes fiush with the walls, guarding the opening to the deposit boxes as the 'portcullis protects the gateways to old castles. An observ-- er's chair, suspended above the moat from an overhead track, provides a seat for a lookout to watch for at-- tacks from robbers or bombers,-- The plan was devised by an American architect, and has proved so success#-- ful that it is to be used in the con-- peqqle s PPVOR PPE AWPCCE & Posh PR ine T architect, and has proved so success Americans Like It Hot ful that it is to be used in the con--|_. Fifteem gallons of hot water is the struction of other vaults. average daily consumption of Ameri--. °_ wesmmeamemmetontemmmmemmene cans, according 'to figures compiled by Stevenson No "Dandy" the American Gas association. Ameri-- "It is well known that Robert Louis | f;:'w:':dtmfl,'t'""""m'm '; had strange tastes in dress, but 'c-i" ialmed * cording to Mrs. R. L., it were better| * © ; dress was an accident, or, more cor® rectly, a series of accidents. As he was consumptive, the doctors had told him--IJ fail to see why--that it was advisable to let his hair grow> long; to the remainder of his appearance he never gave a thought. One. day ht was to be seen walking down Pic-- cadilly in a strange colored mackin-- tosh, and a very small straw hat with a pink ribbon, and at his heels a little crowd of jeering urchins, whose sur-- prise--was indeed great when a num-- ber of well--dressed men, having caught Sight--of him from the window, rushed down the steps of the Saville club and welcomed him with astonishing effusion.--From "My Years of Indiscre-- tion," by Cyril Scott. His First Experience A young couple, recently married, had been riding with some friends, On reaching home the bride hurried the new husband up to the apartment with order to start the coffee boiling, while she made a few necessary pur-- chases at a neighboring store. Her consternation at the absent--minded and well-- meaning busband was be-- yond bounds when on hurrying into the kitchen she found the coffee boil-- Ing in the new electric percolator on top of the new gas stove, well sur-- rounded by a high flame. , Typewriters in Orchestra In order to get the proper effect of the varlous sounds when shrapnel breaks and scatters and otherwise war is being carried on, a French soldier who has composed a new symphony entitled "At the Front," has called for the use of 20 typewriters in the or-- chestra alongaide the musical instru-- ments. -- ~ -- Even Youngsters Know The mother took her six--year--old boy to the movie and when they were seated a man appeared on the screen picture and took a letter from his pocket, read it and scowled. _ "I guess It's his income tax, moth-- er," the youngster said. « To Church by Bus A southern Ohio rural church is bringing its congregation to .Sunday services by bus--and so is assured of a good attendance. Every car owner of the small comgregation cal's for those who have no cars. ~ Helgoland, Germany's former strate«, ic point in the Baltic sea, ormnunyl belonged to Denmark, from which it Aaken by England in 1907. Fng-- land g# n'cflu 1800. (It is , Jn 1gng(My, > us Build Impregnable Vault Melgoland W as Denmark's nt by s Merely Preparatory "I have been told," said the foot-- ball player to his Aancee, "that you have been engaged before; that 1 am not the first." The intensity of his passion made her shudder, but #he quickly recovered herself. "And is i# A resident of Jasper, Ala,, has two of the oldest hens on record in that gection of the country, both-mld eighteen years old, They have laying only three times during the en-- tire summer. The hens were pur-- chased from a neighbor in 1908 when they were two years old. > playing a match game to try a 1 practice games with scrub teams?" Fhey caB Camille Calvat the "Eva Tanguay of France." She is making the biggest bit of the current theatri-- cal season in Parte--with a new song entiled. "Never Mind My Face= Just Look at My Legs." "_nt@-- _ MUCRhubefl written about the need of a properly balanced dict for .both children and adults. The need of milk,.fresh fruits and vege tables has been often urged. A cer-- tain amount of meat is known to be necessary, How can the average housewife know whether she is feed Ing her family in the proper propor tlion? She can't stop to weigh or to calculate the exract number of calo ries In each. She needs some general practical working rule by which to check up her food purchases and to estimate the relative amount of each kind of food she is giving her family. Yolumes have been written by doc-- tors, chemists, dietitians ard food ex-- perts, but the réal need is something that will make it possible for the busy mother to answer the question, "What shall we have for dinner today?" and io'be sure that her answer will give her faimily the food it needs and in proper quantities npd proportions. ¢ In a recent book on "Food Prod-- vcts," Prof. Henry O. ShO@rmman, the well--known authority on foods, has tried to answer this question, not in terims of food values and calories, but in the very practical terms of dollarse and cents. Nor is he gimply theoriz< Ing, as he says that the plan has been followed in his own househbold with marked success, The advantage is that It Is suited to any family, of any number and of any income, . or ten dr.twenty or Afty dollars. No matter, Divide this n)m Into fAive equal parts. _ Spend Afth for fruite and voegetables, one--fAifth for meat, fish and eggs, one--Afth for milk, one--fifth for breadg and cereals, and one--fifth. for sugars, fats (such as butter, salad olls, etc.) and migce}-- lancous groceries. _ How much money do you pay out each week for food? It may be l_n If this seems too much trouble, t#o aimple woles can be followed. Tm* are, spend at least as much f<{ | «s you do for meats of all kinds, and ab much for fruits and fresh , vege Aables as you do for elther, ya up yo@t bills fext month and ee fi ** Try this Such a dict would probably be not only more healthful but also. more eco-- nomical than the average. It would provide less meat and more fruits and YJust Look! Oldest Hens TOR h o o w )* ~nloviaibakkiks' .: a Wn?:-flh ] m diimay ppamaoie Suommine m"w'bflom of territorial in Arizona,. He werved in that . capacity for many yeats, and Companion readers reveled in tales of the frontier in Arizona frore his pen. But, however much he wrote concerning his own adventures and those of his friends, he neglected to relate in the Companion the story of his long siide. + The judge was in the land of the EZun!, high on a mountain, when his foot slipped. In a moment he was moving down a long, szeep pitch on his back, The slide was bare rock and fairly smooth, and IAg speed increased momentarily, 'Then his beel struck a projection, and he turned over with his face forward and proceeded on his stomach. Involuntarily he had thrown both arimms forward to save his face, and he was now scooting down with bands turned upward at the wrists --just enough to keep his palms from scour-- ing to the bone. His right hand touched a second projection, and his fAngers grasped on it. The grip caused his body to slew round sideways. His left hand grabbed the littlk flange of rock and hung on. The abrupt stop to-- gether with the swift swing broke his right arm, but he clung with a death An old, wrinkled grandfather Zunit at the top of the slope, seeing bim, yelled like a coyote and ran for pueblo. The judge hung on and wailt-- ed. Below hbim the slide ended in & drop of hundreds of feet to jumbled rock. Presently the old Zuni re appeared bearing several reatas, which he nimbly knotted into a long rope. Other Indians grasped it, and the old man started down the slide. « When the Zuni reached the judge he looped the rope round his body below the arms and with one arm helped him up. With.the judge clinging with his good hand beside the darker hand of the Zuni and the Indian's arm round his body, the men above hauled in slowly, and the two walked up , the slopm much as a Kanaka walks up the side of a ship, when given a rope to hold by. Judge Cozzens says in his memoirs that his slide ripped and wore cloth-- ing and skin to shreds, and that a broken bone gave him acute pain ; but the rescue and the tender care given him made him appreciate the vast dif-- ference between the Apache, whom he' had fought, and the pueblo Indians, who are essentially men of peare..--= Youth's Companion. The sectetary of the Egyptian lega tion in Washington, Hassancin Bey, writing in the National Geographi¢ Magazine, says that when he was ex-- ploring the Libyan desert in 1923 he met with small birdg migrating north-- ward to Europe. These small birds, 250 miles over the desolate dfl without a: drink of water, "Sometiines these intrepid travelers, apparently mistaking us for trees," declares n'g sanein Bey, "would alight upon dur heads or shoulders. We would give them a drink, and off they would fly_i again. They rnever made a mistake and started south. As.--we went along we saw remnants of" wings which tol8 their own story."' Tr:e--robins wintet in equatorial Africa. Pineapples Are Fed Iron _ _ Tron is now being fed to pineapples In Hawail and Porto .Rico and is bhaving the efféct of, enhancing the crops in those countries by millions of dollars, according to Engineering Foundation. -- Instead 'of the poor growth of yeliow pineapples, it is giv-- ing them a healthy green look and big The spraying of sulphate fron be gan when research revealed that the yellowing of pineapples on the cal-- careous soils of Porto Rico was due to lron deficiency. As a result of the spraying Hawail is producing 5,000,-- 000 cases a year, as opposed to 2,500, 000, the annual average until spraying began. The young man was bragging of his many clever accomplishments, until one of the company in the boarding house lost his patience. 1y enough about what you can do. Come, tell us --if there is anything you can't do, and TV undertake to do it myself," "Well," replied the other, with a yawn, "I can't pay the bill for my week's stay here. SBo glad to find you're the man--to do It." Old Note Valued as Curio _ Calvin B. Hutchinson of Whiteman, Mass., treagures a $7 bill as a curie, It was Issued by the state of Massa-- chusetts in May, 1780, under an act of the logislature, and payment was gvuaranteed by an act of congress of the same year. Jt was payable in Spanish milled dollars, with interest at 6 per cent from the time of isgue, Gale's Prank | A pecullar prank was played by a gale at the residence of George Nelson of a small New England town.. One of the chimneys of the house was blown off, while a hole was blown clear through the other chimney without di# turbing 'the top bricks, Gas Tax Growing More than $%),000,000) fse collected annually as gasolivne taxes in the 35 states that require this revenue, The averngoe tax is 2 cents, 12 states get-- ting 1 cent a gallon and ope, Arkan-- sas, levying 4 cents. A doctor says that anger is cnusa® , by a tiny organ the size of a pin : point, Something of that size, carefully | placed on a chair, will do it every ; Birds Crossing the Desert use IUBL 1103 pMROURCIECE® i "Now, thef," he said, "we've heakd Man He Was Looking For w# ER ective ,_|WOMAN TAKEN | = | 5.033 $ess Justice Hervey Coulson charging em-- bezzlement.,> The complaint had been Florence avenue, Chicago, was ar rested Tuesday in Chicago by Deputy Smith. Charge Mrs, Hannah Winter-- Mrs. Winterberger, who made hbet home in Fox 'Lake at one time, Teacher association of that village, $600 MISSING, CLAIM sometime, according to the sheriff's office, and is alleged to have offered to pay the association as soon &8 poS-- sible. ~ Wl Teacher Association Money. Mre. Winterberger was placed AS EMBEZZLER . _ ~OF CIVIC FUND mm e -- menamenme cammmucame oo on on es oo ue eoecoce s ommamnomeaaene cce c e ie e es -- -- Eomm * it ':",1 q%' & 9e { s q & f "® . * B S CA ; E3 a~ 4 £ m '.v_ C 6 << 'Jlearance of Dresses|-- Satin Cantons, 'Charmeen, Crepe Romaine, / & a agh ;_'. P anuary Sale --| . 4 .. M a ~~e @enaz wonek 0 . ; % ' '\'*%; ' l @> .. 3 7.13%198 . l m «------m® 7 _ Reduced 40% 'emarl--able savings on dresses is one of the features of our Clearance Sale. We find ourselves over--stocked a condition which calls for drastic re-- ductions. 'This condition means big savings for our customers. See these three lots of fine frocks at-- aee , of 2518 Satin and Others groups at---- the county jail, but released immedi-- ately on bonds of $1,000. Her case tice Coulson, | Carolina State pal ColHeze kissed his wite, Mro. JSourney , tuvd,mtut.l. sach ' uuh&.m tlx:: $ ;mumm.mm- : ney charges in her divorce petition. }She also gccumes the : professor . Of trying to bribe a college student. to take her away, But in his eross-- 'Nll. Journey charges his wife was !/.. too friendly with the student. Sues set for Jan. 13 before Jus-- _ The advantagze of | "«cfillhth":! consume, but in 'Thé-- eannot consume. T the joy which it George Mathison, now, Mrs. Green ; I seem to be OWWrW drudge on --the -- market,"--London 2 gff;, Ta The Vicious Idler -- _' It an ider .:}' e / ¢ ':" gun, and> do nothing, 1 wouldn't. bad. But the idie man is mes ways mischiecvous in On@ way Of | other, Where do «11 the viclous storl come from? From those who bavi mothing to d0, but er «bout: th street.----Ed Howe's MontBly,' . * Slightly Mixed A well known firm in New York city addressed a letter to "Christian & Devil: World, :-m_n.'? and he 4 'nited States ddln.l'.d it at our o.uh&iz was meant for us, deavor World. . Uses for s Metal . About one--fourth of the anpual pro» @uction of gold is used for money, the remaining , "fl:fi t E sumed in dentistry, in panih e smy jewelry, gilding and 1@aL YH, and the making up of the annual 1088 fram varions causes It's a Hard m' ; ars "I 'aven't 'ad no work fer month@ aubot @eC es t 4 mCt D *4 P