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Show Murray EaIe, Murray, Utah Modern Home in Douglas Fir Log WKffl i Kingston. England An In quest on the death of a lo cal farmer, George Robert Self, brought a verdict that the man died because in the last three months his brain grew abnormally. As his skull refused to exnnnd. death followed. The man's brain weighed 58 ounces. while the weight of the normal brain Is 4S ounces. HEALTHY HEN IS EGG ESSENTIAL Feed Must Furnish Fuel to Keep Fowls Warm. Hens have more work to do In order to lay e''s in winter than any other time of year. For one thing, feed must furnish fuel for keeping them warm. To manufacture whites, yolks and shells of eggs requires a healthy body supplied with certain food elements which hens naturally pick up in the spring and summer. A number of important food have been found to be contained in buttermilk. Lactic acid, milk proteins, vitamins and similar food elements are easy to supply in the laying mash by the addition of ID per cent or more of dried buttermilk. A ration consisting of J5 pounds of wheat bran, 115 pounds of standard middlings, ,'!0 pounds of coriiineal. 5 pounds honeineal and 15 pounds of dried buttermilk has given tine results. In feeding, the laying mash .I....1- - .,11 i!,.o.!.t I... e ni.....'t I......... " om.t uti: .ill the time and should be supplemented by feeding scratch grain twice a flay. I'.y including the dried buttermilk wilh the dry mash poultry raisers overcome the bother of freezing as well as the trouble of keeping that is encountered when liipiid buttermilk is fed. ISutter-luil- k Is easy to keep and easy to yet it supplies ihe very food elements needed fur liens to lay in cold weather. Many poultry raisers who have provided warm houses and have been disappointed by no increase in egg production will be surprised by the results given from feeding a good mash. the City of Guanajuato. i frrerarrH the National Gcnerai'lilo Washington. D. C.I t pop-ulate- rnite-hlj;- . l, t 1 n I I'i-tr- l.-- j 1 I , : or,.-,;.,,- n-it- orlg-Innll- f. , I ! I'i-- I , M.i-'p- ! ( ri-r- V fr, i I s Met-loo'- s I i roi!. lte tee-nipp- le t Unto are Hip eiiiern !"eiili.iard from north to foiiili, Ta linn liiniilin.is. ii.o I win Vrn iv. . nd iRiiHorn. The Yuratun ponlti- - cunlry loiiniies, rher This strange domicile, fitted up In a huge log 10 feet In length, the portable home of C. E. Cuve, of Seattle, Wash., who Is traveling through the country for the purpose of advocating closer attention to forest preservation. The tree home, mounted on a truck, contains a bedroom, library, kitchen, shower hath, electric lights, nnd hot and cold running water. The log was cut from a Douglas Or 2S7 feet high, and Is was hollowed iravorsp from tnotiiiliilns to Hi,. n tallwny linen ronxeiyy Bt cltj nt Vera Crag. and t lie nt.ite F.mr ,M,rt out by hand. SCIENCE SEEKS FIRST AMERICAN Dead Alaskan Villages to Be Explored by the Hrdlicka Party. j j j one-hal- oji-utn- ' a . Cheyenne, Wyo. R. J. "Happy Jack" Allen, Wyoming state law e enforcement commissioner and cowboy, believes outlaws of the early West were more honorable and trustworthy than the bad men of today. Allen, who once served as a bronco rider with IiulTalo Bill's show, rode the Wyoming' range In the iMls and has been in many a gun battle with cattle rustlers who in the early days maintained almost Inaccessible haunts in the mountainous Jackson Hole country. "The old time outlaw had a coda of honor which forbid him taking the life of a fellow man unless his own safety depended upon It, and even then he usually warued befoie he struck," Allen said. . The commissioner knew personally "Butch" Cassldy, "Kid" Curry, alias "Pug Nose" George, ihe "Dago Kid," Harvey Wraith and other outlaws of the Hole-icoua-try- . searchlnR. Skeletal remains particularly will he valued for the light they may throw on Hie origin of man In America. The Asiatic differs from the European not only in outward appearance hut In the the Locked among Washington. of his skull, his facial angles, frozen stretches of Alaska are deep shape the formation and of and feerets concerning the origin of legs. Obviously, (hen, If hips the hones man on this continent. With Or, found in these early Knives in Ales Hrdlicka, curator of anthroAlaska conform to Asiatic measurepology of the National museum, at ments, they will be proof of the lis bead, nn expedition has set out Asiatic origin. from the Smithsonian Institution Scouts Bridge Theory. for Alaska, lo seek clews to Ihe perThe existence of a plexing problem: "Whence did the "land bridge" between Alaska and first Amor' ains come?' Asia Iii ancient times Is argued by Many centuries before Columbus some scientists ns an explanation was born this hemisphere was popof how man first arrived In America ulated. The Indians were scattered from Asia. Ooctor Hrdlicka scouts over both continents of the western the A land bridge, he says, world and the outlying habitable Is- was theory. wholly unnecessary. Primitive lands. boats made of skins of animals, There were then, and nre now, such ns are still used by some Alasin Alu.4;u and all along the coasi kan uatives, would have neon, he of nori liein Canada, short pudgy says, tailllcleiit to cross the P.ering folk xvlioin we have come to kimw sea. ns Eskimos. At the tip of South "The crossing from Asia to AmerAmerica there were savages of ica by the Immigrants .was giant Mature. In the Mississippi easy, natural early and Inevilaiile." Ihietor valley there lived other tribes, who Hrdlicka explains. 'I.ess than 40 existed by farming and who estab- miles separate the two continents lished tinir villages on enormous nt Fering strait, hut the Asiatics mound and their temples on sti!' undoubtedly bad boats, and there grealer mounds shaped like was nothing to prevent them from Along ihe Potomac nnd crossing I'.eriiig sen by way of St. wore ly n the-Wa- "Their word was as good as gold," Allen said. "They were line fellows, but they iind one bud streak cattle rustling. And they were a lot better than these modern bad mon who never warn before shooting." 'Hot 0. an old and truster!- n'. ..u. would venture to speak so franll? A new pipe, or an olj one carefuT-broken in with bif Walter Ralt lavorite smoking mixture, cliaiijt everytiing. And xx liy shouldn't It? S. Walter is milder and more fragrc And it Las the tody and flavor W only in fie finest of Burlcy, skilM seasoned and blended, tat mer could we offer any pipe smoker? more could he ask? It's "Garcon" No More If "Garcons" Have Say u-- pis Vflllr pipe Paris. Now the "garrons'Vthose haughty wallers of all ages upon whom depend the satisfaction of Straw Loft Gives Good hunger nnd thirst do not wish to Ventilation in Houses be called "garcons." Inllamed by Ihe Impassioned utA cheap and very satisfactory terances of the high commissioner of mid weather ventilation for poultry tourists, Gaston Gerard, emboldhouses seems to bo the straw loft. A ened by postwar tips, they have put loft Is made with woven wire fenctheir union on record ns denouncing, ing or even with light poles put the most common word in the f across about six and or French language us being unduly seven feet above do Hour nnd Is familiar. covered vwlll twelve to lifleeii It Is a milestone of the new Paris inches of loose straw. The moist a Paris of automobiles nnd cockair works up through the si raw and tails and electric washing ma out through gratings or baffles in chinos on the Installment plan. The the ends Just below the roof. old Tarls belongs already to the Fresh air Is admitted by era of absinthe nnd nrtists. the smith windows liitlc nt the Nor will the "garcons" answer to top. This method has given e- rollout results in experimental whistling, clapping or shouting. work at several agricultural eo. other They have ruled out "hoy." "hey." easiern rivers there Lawrence Island. b ges and Is "hello" or "I say there, you." First iiiilo skilled hunters who grew corn and "Much farther lo the south was and given names will be do rigour, by many commercial poultrymeii. beans, and ,on Hie Florida coast the long (bain of tho Aleutian Is- and If the customer doesn't know The point in favor of the siia v Were olhels who Mihsislf.l largely lands, which reaches to xviiliin 4m) the first naiiie. loft seems to bo that it lets out Oil lisil and simply nnd respectand left behind miles of the Kamchatka!! tho moisture fast enoiuh to keep them great (')stelS of idioro, fully "monsieur.'' shells. oviii that distance empty piles the house reasonably dry and at In Mexj.ii, being rut in half America. Ecuaby the Commander islands." tho same time retains much of tim dor nnd I'criiContra) were do there highly hut if it was so easy to get from Insect-Eatin- g Plant animal heat. doped civilizations; large riibs As'a (l America, why was It not built o! stone and popu'alii ns whose Signals When Hungry eipially easy to get from America When to Market Fow Is acquaint. im o with the tine nris l Asia? Why ran II tint be Maine. A inent callus Auburn, argued that of ancient Hreece. Hail the similarity of Indians and plant that lots the owner know From Turkey Flock rivaled Racial s. Ino Asiatics may be Kinship Seen. xplaini'd bv when It is hungry is an object of Ninety tho per rent of the Mr. nil American migration to Asia? The curiosity here. Iloctor believes Hrdlicka that keS are killed. droM'i! ui,i mar- of H;oM' Il Is a inatro orchid whoso sweet peoples wore descet dan's answer is .simple. Human remains keted daring Nov ember and I e emof rally immigrants from Asia, that tens of thousands of years old have perfume nil rnots flies and other ber. When eo which It dexoiirs. they all were probably of the saiue been found ill ,si;i. Nn eager AmerAbout 7.' per ent of all the turxellow brow n racial mock, ilmni'li ica n scientist bas ever found any food Is obtainable the orchid sigkeys consumed are sol,) for Hie of ditleielit tribes and even of tbf remains inoro than several thou- nals lis hunger by crossing two Than!:-givini- : and Cbristi :as trai. felclit nations. 'Ihe same slock is sand years old nt the most on this hi'gcrlike parts that bang from the A small ipiairty hi td rompnralixelv t" bo widely distributed In continent. blossom. market .J nt Christmas time is some sc'tioiis of Ihlna. Tibet, titid Siberia to this t)ay. lis The Thanksgiving turkeys nre .lapan may have "drill-Med- DOCTOR ADVISES HUNTERS TO LEAVE RABBITS ALONE representatives usually ii"t full grown or fat. The slowly Into America from extra tiiohih's- f,M.. them a nnd made their way to Inland much hot ;or liuish. sections nnd to the Jungles of whai All They ran then bo succesf jiv Is now Are Potential Carriers cf Dreadwear rubber gloves In dressing vild South America. fr..z. ii, and Hi.nr out bright and rabbits. ed "Rabbit Fever," In Sayt Many s'linilsis ngne Hat clear. "While there Is a lasting ImmuAsia I '.ere nro many I) pes re Profeuor. This freezer Sloe"; Is Used ufier one iitiack of the ilis- nity American Indians. M'lnbling ,..t v Iliost ei li e p., 'el trade, ease, there Is no vaccine which Is lioWOVOr. lire Ihese all of Hi. Frliaini scienlisls, F.very Champaign. son,,, of tko lar.er holcis haviig successful as a preventive, ri ad) to agree with I'ortor Hrdlicka rabbit is a potent hit carrier of "rah tho year turkey uti their "There is one way to avoid the thl bit thai nn to fad ihe rover," a poinls anyone handling iirouiid. Ili.it tho origin of mill I'll dead rabbit Is a poloiilial recipient disease nvobl contact with the carcass of rabbits. Infected this continent may be explained by 'f this dreaded ill ease, wood ticks, and the rotilainluateil Feetlinc: Vitamin A Is railed tularemia. ir. Flow! horse migration. fly," concluded Iioctor Arnold, Willi the aid .if human remains, Arim! i.f the Cliiversiiy of Illinois I5cst to Prevent Koup of medicine pottery fragments, xveapoiis nnd ta said hero. college I'eodiiig poiilirv through ics of rally (ollieni.'lils Itoclor "It Isn't tioressary for ii person Shells and "Spuds" Are W pelioiK i.f drolllh HiVohoil to oblaiti llrdli'ka ronelu to have a Scratch hopes on bis band to t,.-,! ,e, ial Profitable to Clammers an. sue rvi'Ieiice to support tho theory. prohlen.s wlii.-the disease, for it may be acipilre id ng to i'. M, Ferguson, din g, i Bed Wing. Minn. Throe IndusIf the lirs) Atueilont! rauio bore ii'ijuirod by touching a dent rub (thlo Slate lltlierll. via tho ',i ring sea, ho thinks ihey bit Which has been mulcted with tu tries, little 'known but furnishing Iii por!".N of gooij grass plenty to many Inhabitants, luusl have b ft traces of that move- lareinhi." the doctor said. employment v c A ii in in f.f is iilmiid.iiit, U hen ment. nre found along the banks of the more IVcnusp rach more and year s..m,. i:ias is (short and hard to "Dead" Village on Yukon. Mississippi, extending from nines appear in the Fiiilcd States, upper So'lT'O of this vilalnln slould be bore south to well Into .iwil. Along Hio Yukon's xxiih nnd season tho Just Wheat .JoeS ml eiveii hei s "Itlver spuds," lotus Illy seeds, tdiorrs the Eskimos atel Indians opening, horiorhunting Artiold mi a Vide H, is but )ell"- - corn !!, paei clam have lived for uio limited tehor.i-Honshells, and "slug" are the bit advice In tho hunters. "Huti'l of I,:o k of vitamin A loads lo nu'ri-tioiithe former In tho lower xal boot n rabbit that sits and xvalls prudiirts of theso Industries. roup. 1 be S'orcs of "clammers." whose ley, tho latter III the Upper. Aifalf.i or s..v bean Ichm-or lirsi Itunilgraiils frmii .slu are for you." boIswarned. "It'sixp Ihe sbk J early Income conies from clams rabbit to that It easy leaf t.ionl viil furn.sli a g.i,i. nt. Ihoiiglit In hiixo phired Ilirir ba'l scraped from the river hot hint, nlsu alone." . r... ply i f x Hum. ns. It sli.u,!,j ilall.'iis In Ihe tiiilne region. Along market potato like Ilo a so ndvlso.J persons saving bulbs ;at"river spuds" nt the rate of ni, oaf mx eijht I ho ni roam down i.i ihe itau nt lis rabbii grow In the muddy In or ici.t ( lie rit.oti. leaxe nb'iie tho dead pelts tnouiii tii.ro are tracts of numerThere Is a good demand for ous 'dead'' villages. Found nn nnd rabbits found. "For a few rents n Ihese bulbs In Chloug. markets. n lincontracts disease that person In tho hanks of Iho river. I hey Mmxv Some few "t laninicrs" also rolleot Worms Take Front ar. lo! us lily seeds which remains of pit dwellings nnd yield gers on for a It Is . Mia, ate. t H.a! I I.. Ihi-- d they dispose rf M.t,e Implements, bones of animals, "However, the (linense t Seldom of nin e a year ami which inter . C o poliltr) t to H.o lUin. 's i n More fain!. Is case. hypothetical hli!om Iii many homes. fragments of rrmlo poiterv. wn, nt si ii .. n f,.r .i'U-lo.i Thi yo.tr Vist ton of rlam how nnd Hun nrliclen regarded by Two to five da.XS litter dressing a Ihfeil.d wilh rv ..rrn. I ioiil.i!e shrl, rit1il.it wild tho person Mlddehly bad I half biisliel or "slugs." or Irreguli.'. tor IF. Hi. ka as of Asiatic 111"",! the s'lliie rot!.!,'ei j, rije (n lierivaiioti. n fever u headache, xx, rlillls, hkolototis lar body inn haxi fresh palm, tier shaped ,; pearls, and s ordmaiilv oiler si. ,le. nn. found. oniri!jiies vomiting spoils il tiny handful of well lusierod valial'e. l y mi f.'i'i kil g ti e -- .'ll- tils"I ii sbeen Is usually n painful swollen uable t b"W long the Yukon There lnin pearls represent the summer'! lr lols nl.d ho'is. met by ,. e.. has liit abited may bo rovralrd nro.i on a linger nr thumb. output on the river beiwii-the ii.g Ihe p"i!I) oti Ha. kiiiue i.i.n,, "Iho person was probably tin bond of ,nko lYpln and I'iainoiid by iX'iivaii"ii. e.ir iifhr ji a. U'ofin nii'li.iiies Nearly nil the Irncs of buiunn roi,sciiin cf nn Inlury nt Iho Hmr Bluff. "!. I e boaito lire let wholly I iibil.'itioll found so far have bern j tho rabbit rnrc:i I he on! put of rbitninors at xvan handled. The l.i no ipkltov lhe t.tk-,,f oil tho bitter level of tho Yukon, j ililbitneil boil like nren opens and a Waconia, Mablrn lb. a. H.o ti.iras.t. s. . i b an t ango The l!al nro roiislanlly being rut unall nbir Is formed. Tho ghmds Trenton, and ahum the Vermilion bolter tliiili nliy luedii ino, nwny In somo parts and built up' at t! o elbow nnd under tho arm nro will bring the tiinor share of rnv In others, by action of Hie rixor. swollen and The fever material to pearl button factories painful. Fodder for Litter It Is nlniot Inipossihin ktimc may reach pi degrees Fahrenheit. 111 the Fast. xxlii No pouliry Hoik Hat due ro Iho anks wore several tlem The "rlxer spuds" nro ntso known The fever lasts f..r Irti days to two In It wilhoi't Jitter. and years ago. It l duly weeks, Hon It comes and e'M's In an as Indian po!ate and have a An ndded ibrticiiliy cotifrontiniz an hid t emablo atihio in rvrry Im cnlnr manner. The pnllonl will pleasing flavor. Only n few U the problem bo fox or free for three or fmir days, hundred bushels will bo hnrvcl."l pouPry hoU'o. rspoiiaPy where tho scbnli-Iwinter rcg nro ilo,red. ns well n if rX'iiviilliin. Two nr thnn feet then again experiences a spell of in Ibis region. lili'l rontetilo.) fowln, Somo I'olovT Iho surface tho crmiiul Is fox or for one or more days. The farnii is niiiipbiiii tlnit It Is n waste frocetl to unknown depths. Siwrhil patient fools weak. This proutrn Cst Adopli Squirrel til use wheat or mill utrmv to npparntiis to tin II Iho cround must Hon may laM ruoith-- , the hid - A babv ipilr-ro- l Connelxillo, h In. It Im applied, a slow nnd tedious procli'tiiiii tho hoi s to may hist for a your or found In the woods and htought tiover Is n xx ii sin, but xxhirn the ess. longer." to Hie farm of Flihrt Cnokrf.ilr. I nf trinv Is not plentiful, phrcddcil mm tin nmitnr Imw pnlas'sklng Itubbrr cloven should be worn by has hern ,y a nil The fos fodder, or I'Xi'll tho rut lorn fodder Iho tak. It i! bo einlrirtitly worlh-whll- anyone handling Inforied or snspi-rloit- tor timlhoradj'ptcl washes tho aiptirret ecu timkoi g tnigiiij line article for the' If Huso "domP slti-- s reveal rnrcasos, he advinod. Cooks uliirly as II w.ml.1 k"on. t nc rriic p.r midcti tcienee u eager-- market men and humeri ahould litter. Cockefnlr said. - I old-tim- IV snla frnnip of Campeclie. Turntnn nnd (julntana IIoo also huys sou closest level. MKNTCO. to the United I'acifie coastal states are, for the Slates, Is known In detail to most part, low stales, too, but not few rcsidt'iits north of the IUo ns low ns east coast SoGrande. The average American, fn lium, Nayarit. Colima. stales; Miehoncnn, miliar enough with Canadian f.uerrero, Oaxnca and Chiapas. provinces, would lip burd put to tell Then come the liljih stales, that Is, whether ("lihipass Is on the radii? those whidi are H.ihki feet above fr Atlantic; where Nnynrit Is; if sea level. Chihuahua. Coahuila and Canipoehe Is east or west ; or Iuirano. The first two lie in the even lo prom jure Agnnsealiohios Ilin C ramie basin between the or to name live of the twenty-eighwide-opearms of the mountain commonwealths of our neighboring ranges that border the famous Vul-le- y republic. of .Mexico. In Mexico also are two territorHigher States Are Richest. ies. Cue Is Lower California, dry, Soiilh of Imratijo are the higher drill, mountainous ntid thihl) slates, and. it may he added the Fifteen hundred miles smaller, and the most and nwny from Lower California lies Ihe richest stales of populous Mexico. The Mexico's other territory, Qniiitai.a iivcni'-'o elevation of II sta'es anl lioo, furthest soul ii niid east. the federal district Is more than a It Is common to think of Mexico mile above sou level. Orizaba peak, Its n treat horn sprouling soiilh 1'J miles southeast of Mexico City, from Southwest Failed Slates. Tin Is Ihe key pin of a i'antic pair position of the two Mexican terri- of dividers opening to a tVi dene tories puncture this geographic an'le. Kncli arm of the dividers Mexico is not a thin na Is a mountain ranue. the left urm myth. lion. It is Just as wide -- s it is cotuiectinu Willi the IPuky inoiiti-lain- s While its westernmost city Ion;;. nnd the rifbt losing Itself ut Is Tlajiniiia, over the interna- Monlerrey. tional line from San I'iego. Calif., r.etv.ttn the arms spreads the the outermosl point of the Yucatan fertile or higher reslon peninsula lies as far east as Indian ot 1)1 ue lakes and fruitful valleys, upolis. elevated MO'iili to have an equitThe t'nltel State Ims one able climate. .Im-- t as the mounFtnnllcr state than Mexico's small-esttain ranges converge on tirizaba, bo llhode Island Is :',on sipiare Ihe trade null's converue on Mexmiles smaller than Tlaxcala, which ico Cily. Like Washington, the lies oil miles east of Mexico City. Mexican capital has been Isolated Colima. n Mute on the Pacific roast wiihin a small "I "istrito Federal," of .Meien directly west of the onp-I'a- admiiiisiered by the national con-C- i measures less than I'ehiWure. ess. P.ut there is this difference, the largest state ol Mexico, Mexico Ciiy is the New York n.i Chihuahua, across the border from well as the Washington of Mexico, Jv'exv Mexico, Is mii. Ii smaller than lis population of i n m,.( i n t nearly the American giant, Texas. It tip eipiais that of the nioM populous of proximate Oregon, or Illinois and Ihe tail ion's prov luces. judialiu taken together. Just us the Failed Slates lias. In the slate of Washington, a Tciuca a Pleasure Resort. named for ihe hero of It was I iy a sign on the railway i:s llevohilioii. so Mexico has honftatii'ii at Toliiia I hut .ttt It It, en his t'.rst flight to Mexico in l'.cj;, ored the father of lis freedom from I'adre Hidalgo was a parI nall.v toiiud his posititiu, nnd Hull Spain. few ilile.lly Into Mexico CitX. The ish priest in Itolnros. in the slate relations hilween Tolucu nvM .Mex- of Cuaiiajuato. until ho led the hi ISH. I'olores has now ico Citv might he eompared rough become I'olores llidaltfo. IliilaliliJ si and Jy to Cmse between A !i t it j Tolm a is the near stale Is one of the most mountainWashington in Mexico. Six ranges cross M s'ltlo capital to Ihe federal clly. ous I'tid its st. lie encloses 1. federal the relatively small area creating ft district Jut us Mar land ench.e maze of ieaks and ridjes. In lids the of Columbia. I'hxs tangle of moiinlaiiis are some of I the comparisons Ihe heaviest mineral deposits In .illy, however, lire in .1 s, elose. l'.oi Mexico Cil y theA republic. area of s.iVn) s.jnaro nearby l;i d To! ij. a lie on a high platea i miles of the Valley of Mexico has are Virroim by llloillilailix. out In make the Siluntcd III miles from .Mevieo Cm, been carved T i'U' a is visited by roideht of stale of Ili'.'.iU'o. South of Mexico iiiioilor Kinall Co as n pieasiire resort. It Cily, relatively .Mo reins honors another I.es i:i olie of Ihe most lo:ittlfill Male, "xiil'rvs" 1. ();(. republic the Vnl horn of Mexico' war of independf To! a. i. From this upland ence. Three Important State. I '.i.ii come I ho spiri'ed hulls for t! e P el rings of Mexico Cily. Cor-t- . StruiMlin; the Sierra M.ttlre Tom ..led il. e lily I.' j ear afier ratine runiiina down the west roat .. st. t ie.t on part of or Mexico. Micli.iacan stale judithe '. the ntt made l Ihe Coil- ciously places one f..,.t In the fertile valiey of Mexico nnd the ; i' i 't ly the Ung of Spain. 'lhf s'.iie of Mexico, of which oilier oil the I'lO'ilic coas. Hut Us alloy acres, wih sparkliiii: lakes the capila, etuhian.s Tola, a lioih up!, Hid pains mid hioniiinins. surroillided by farm, stiiiport the ion r. i.iro, li e i. l;iw,ire of Mcx major part of Its population. To Jen, iiiiikes up for lis limited nrens Mic, orn, in many traveled Ameriof In mountain" cans U" iitmilally In the late fall, ly do re 111. I 'Ihe fi.rnier Cotilaltl Tor llii' blue l.iki s beckon ll'M ks of alie) l.iliii't.iix at H, . latier, deep layers "American'' wild ibi'kn and eeso winlerinu In th. Souihiaml I;... 'f fertile. Well watered s.'il Wlllcli prow pitie.ipples, d.ilcs. bananas. l.lls. o! the MHl. tv of lis plodicH Micboaciin ariiH in.'h rank niaon J ohlcgnil, ill s, 'S, nil I IcliKHiS. l! s tlio greatest Mexican Males Indun Njrrci Revived, cereal crowini: i.f the repubof Mexico were The st.itei lic, mid. la iiddii i"ii. produces r..f-fiout t eoin.-hl,roiighlx su.ir, Iniits, vanilla, wine nu V lt!i the Hi' mm (., .i;.:i'd ,v l,e la Inline. ii. Oiiin t r", s whjeli tit e Sp'iiiiurds Sail LuU 'ot..s Is i,p f Mex' 'I !ji li He C"li'U i d. ico's Inland siai.s, e..,,ciom ,,f (1 lippotii..!" d I ho among an l il' ! Uit-- i ale phitenij In. b J lieli.s. U . s Thus II. ;i in I 'or!.' a few deep tr..; Id se, t. jeal s .,.1 V;, !" of uax t Wim here ',i re Is .i0;, val). s. f a. s As in i. i.,:, i " IISIO r,,!!f,i'l tleie l.ir.-u;,Pm, li di.'ii.s' f low ti. thf nn-pl.iiii itioiis of md a i, a cily on l!, i viiIMe ite III Hio wari-- i ;ih. roiien Mu) )s Mid liiUcc.) It Alite.pi. :i nfi.r n Mii-aan" irrown. Calilo raisins U t uiil ( I he'i n i lii f tmiusiri on .rier p.,' I) to n r M u, plaini, Mc;..i .Viiu its p.i!. pi .!, ,. nii'l to iii'iutil liii.in, i!ilrb-tme lN M , Spuiii. tin' U t. SMii..ro ll In t,,,j i,i,, K,u,.f iiia.es. or laiu.o. lluaxi.icjir tiiio.i!:o.I pot Vera I'ruz Is ihe richest ,f In Sp;it'sh i" Hici'sl ii ii. e l (in!! coast slates. ),eui.iv. Jl.ite lei, the Mi !:! title. 'I U !v low )iti tin.! tropical II i), xnriii,,!,, ory repca'e.l Ihe ab'lii: coastal but ,laln. spjen-de- l paiii) times in Mcj, ... liioutil.i'i, ranci'S rise iil.mi; (l(. Allholl.-llie nici.'M ,!ecs, ., wesleni h..t or. I'rotn tho forel JiolliK Die) M ll.K ll'i respoi.sitilo come Koiiio of tho worlds Ihe ."!.. of itii.eni est caiiliiet vmhi, n, plantation id Mei o. t ,e liordoii o.'leli on of the lowlands nro rich In rotton, il. l.icie lino un'U. Miai, rolTeo. rncon nnd vntiilbi! 'Jlare is h ihitMiioation tiandv I 1hi stale wan one t,o urm of n Mi xi' mi m iii wl i'ii out ri pah atii'ieiit In, Pan lie t annul uo in iidvaiiini.". In tmiiriiihociit ruins rlvllizalioti. nnd ilailng from ,U Mrxico their are low ntiiti, tiii) period nro m mtered ihronShout .1iiIii and nk'hor ii'iiti i. 'I ho I ho Uilnraii P.icWy. TAlil 1 words Veteran Cowboy Praises Cattle Rustlers' Code ts View of Man's Brain Grows Too Fast; Kills Him A-- ia Unl-vtrnt- y la.-m- i M'lon-ll!ieull- I . g.-- i J,-- n wt I H.l o- . r-- - oir - t A u- b -- vm tr"" and milder IT'S 15 Xrw tmimixnl. V..r I'.mrrltll Tmim 1rurl.tr lew Hvaih.til.' In nniili-- l ir..Trt er ''' vrur Kr'1-utrni inr iinil-n TrucU.r t'.i in. Tf . i ' laiiil. 0- - Memory of Auterliti On the Austerlitz. hatlMMtl & Czechoslovak govrrnna nt lias wit d to Napoleon a memorial n Is engraved the older of tlieiijli Hied by the groat cmnii..iin)tT is eve of the bailie which g.ive AiK litz a niche In militarv libtmr. 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