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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH day for the first time when the reiehs-rat- b H)t that is, the national council, retbe American senate passed sembling -f I tmm4 vrf Mornin by t Trt bm Inbltehin Cogyay. nW lik disarmament9 the government bill " TKKM8 OF 81 Bt RIPTIONS; the protests' of ' the Bavarian against Ti TTtih. hUb Nevada and Wogtaf This radical measure Dally and Buaday, oc gootb, .$ A representatives. DaMy and Sunday, ana year. under a prohibits, heavy penalty, the Elsewhere to C. 1 eiu wohnerwehr w maintenance of all Dally an48anUy, per mstfc..ee.i.9 year, Tribune, civic guards, citizens ' volunteer Suxil The Tribune U oe aale la every Important elty te the Uottrd State. Rp(l-- r nay awertala iary police or the egret g iat elty by, telephoning thl offlrv. organizations, as well as sll Dm Tribune Is m mmb r of the Aaocited associations and leagues societies, clubs, enThe Associated 4rcss Is .xclOTletly which have units that have anything of ell titled t the ese for rfpdblk-etlin- i credhot otherwise dlspetehee eredlted to li to do with arm a Thu provisions f the ited la this paper, and also the local news bill which seeks to carry out the disherein. The Tribune te e member ef the Audit Bttreae armament clauses of tha Versailles 't The eoaeemlnf Clrraiatlofe. Information af elrratatioa will be aupptad by the Audit treaty are drastic from the German Boreai f Circulation. Venetlaa BMf., Cbleafa. viewpoint. The B. C. Bee Uh Special Aency. tola eastThe Bavarian representatives in the New York; ern edrertlalny efent. World bWlf Tribune bldg., Chicago; Boat itr patch bldg., national council immediately arose and St. Loots; Vord bid g., DfTroit Mich.?' Bryant bldg. Kansas City. Mo. W. R. Barangef Co.. protested in the name of the Bav&riaa Pacific Coast repreeentatire, ETsmlacr bldg., Ban PranoAeoo; Title Inanrance bldg.. Lot An government, declaring that the measure was not necessary In the foreign policy bid Beattie. gelea; Parle office of Tha Tribune, 420 Bue Bt of the central government and internalpoanre. Faria. France. ly dangerous, as it threatens German Talaphane Waaatoh BOO. Bavaria takes the attitude that When' yoa fall to get your Tribune telephone policy. the city circulation department before 10 oclock tha enforcement of the law is a blow e. m. and a copy will be aent you by me eager. Halt Lake City as against the independenPeitizens right La tar ad at the poetofftce-- at matter of self protection of his horns and family and that it will be followed by Bol- Jsolt al gribtmt South America. The East Asiatie com pany operates a large fleet of modern motor ships; moreover, it invests Danish capital in commerce and development projects abroad, with branches in Siam, China, the United States, Siberia, Chile and South Africa. The Great Northern Telegraph company is a third link in Denmark s world commerce drain, with its cables to Europe and the orient nd ita other dines between China and japan and along the China coast. These three gTeat companies and many other lesser ones in ths same line of operations have been financed amply by the banks of Copenhagen. 17, 1921. Keeper of -- Presidential ; A Line o' Type or Two Pets Hew to ths line, let the quips where they may By Frederic J. wmHs tali GRAMMAR. L By B. L. T. WASHINGTON. Marc U. auaisr Bor Is o Bern urhlcli will figure promiThe First Crocus. nently, in WMta Rouse annals during tn Halil thou little stranger. Hard In administration. . Wo have, therefLovely, brave and ore, seised an early opportunity to' call Blooming: in thy manger. "with winters white. , Flecked at the executive mansion to Interview Thou dost bring us hope; this Important young member of tne Soon our doors may ope. . ( Soon the heart be ranger, Harding household. ' Swift along tbe trail. After following clews from tbe execuKeen to find tbe 'Grail! tive office to the White House baseNestled in thy manger. ment and down the portral-Une- d corriBlotting out the nignt. THE ROLL OF DISHONOR. Hail! thou virgin stranger. dors In search of the elusive Laddie Hoy, Pointing earth aright. we finally located the official heeper oi LAURA BLACKBURN. The decision of the government to tho president' pets, Wileon Jackson. make public as soon as the list ha Jackson smiled broadly at our mission W learn from .the Los Angeles Her that a battle cruiser and two destroy been Checked and rechecked to elimi- and led the way to an inner ball 'away aldj era "steamed into hot Angeles harbor.' from crowd of tourists doing the As tbs. harbor is about a foot above high nate, a far as is humanly possible, Whits the House basement. He opened a door tide it may not be possible to ijrall the names which have- - no place thereon off. vessels s' end called, .Heafc; Laddie Boy," ( and a Airedale galloped out and the roster of slackers and draft evadEverything Considered, It Is the Safer ers during the nations war with the fell upon us. After enthusiastic greetWay. ings and an exchange of compliments, (From fhe Faribauir County Register. central powers will be justified on two tbe down the old Depot Work of calmed down Laddie somewhat. tearing party The workmen are com One is that publication will Boy shook hands after Insistent demands tore bat begun. grounds. and the top Worklng down. mencing at assist a the, federal authorities in run- from Jackson,' who has already taught shevism. it the wage conditions In other Indus, him to come, lie down and snake hand The Bavarian Peoples party, which ning to eover.thd men guilty of dodg- on command. The White House Airedale tries ars like those In the shoo line, Ger able to pay the hither' many is in 'the .coalition supporting the cen- ing army Service; the other is that of is only a year, and a half old and is very most wlU not beWages, says the Boot farthing. Thursday, March 17, 1921. tral government, announces that it will simple justice to the millions of young much of a puppy. On account of his and .Shoe Recorder, "are from St0 to S00 In thin ooun those cent below per paid leave the Berlin government and will Americans who cheerfully answered the youth and frequent interruptions as White House maids and clerks passed and hailed try." enter into a vigorous opposition of the call to duty and sacrifice. UTAH MEN IN LINE. It Seems to Moan That. TKe war department announces that him. his valet dM most of ths talking. present leaders at Berlin. A portion President Hardings decision to ap- of the Bavarian Centrist and Demo the utmost care is being taken in check Yessuh," said Jackson, "this is tne Sir; From tho Springfield Republican first anlmsl turned to ms since book page: "Ifti happily married, many will agree that the heroines griey ing the 'names to guard against injus- Mistah Hardin came. ovalt point former Governor Spry of Utah to cratio groups take a similar stand. a fine dog. reader He's ances and resultant conduct were justl tice. .Many cases have boen disclosed The man that gave him to Mistah of the general Har- fled. the commlseionership we women readers want to OUR BEST CUSTOMERS. of men eligible for service in the Amer- din, back in Ohio, ia goinr to sen his know IsWhat whether this means us only. Of land 'office will meet with practically we do agree. J course, ican army who failed to enlist at .home, pedigree. ,j H. A. M. I been tol' there's an alligator cornAll of the nations trade to a greater The sentence construction referred to full approval In the intermonntain rabut who hav been found om the army in'. Im glad the dog got heah first. In tha foregoing Is one of the commonest or less extent with the United States, rosters of Canada or France. "Yessuh, I reckon I wlU have charge ot ambiguities that are met with. Pray Still that tion and in every other part of the alligator. I'll have to keep him in you, young gentlemen of the 8. of J., in most cases The more others have on than he been far found is known. ' the navy the fountain. I understan Mistah buying , they country where avoid 1L to have a bulldog, too, but it rolls. The department credits these governor is in tho prime of- - life, is thor- Sell. Cuba, with imports from this coun come yet. t There She Blew." men with full and patriotic service. Heah, Laddie essuh, 1 like dogs. oughly informed on irrigation, reclame-- ' try valued at $278,391,000 during the The forthcoming list will stamp with Boy, come hack heah. Everybody that (From the Claremore. Okla., Progress) Rehearsal for the wedding round heah stops to talk to that tion, mining, leasing and the other, de- calendar year 1919, was the best mar-ke- t everlasting infamy the deliberate and worksand he is Just so friendly he 'wan- wag held at the High School auditorium dog. in all of Latin America for Ameri calculating Bergdolls of America. Since ders off with them. last night, but on account of the invelopment problems of the west and "Me? I been heah since .President clement weather not many of the wedding a special re- the fateful April day when the United Roosevelt's will undoubtedly make an ideal com- can- - goqds, according-tget out. time. Yessuh. I had enough party as expected were able to to have It hag been definitely decided missioner of the general lanihofhce. For view of American exports by countries States entered into the war against tbe experiences to fill a geography. I was a a receiving after and line a reception there have been numerbus kid worktn at ths census bureau and the wedding. foe qpmraon when they wanted a messenger at tn assistant commissioner the president is just published by the bureau of for lists lists of sacrifice and White House in a rush season I was patriotism Jifid decommerce of the eign' jj.omestic R. name "Two men were denied credit for die of 0. Taylor tent up. An then Mr. and Mrs. Rooseconsidering the kit commerce. . Our next best making a chapter creditable to the man- velt said they liked me, so they had me Iwneety 1ft an examination. Dally 1111 nL hood 'of America and tbe sturdy assisof Boise, whose appointment would be partment As Mr. George Barrington Wild, the put on the regular roll, of White House America was Argencuster'n'Latin this has talented remarked, highwayman, tance forth boys in the service tho eipployeea an additional source of gratification to tina; witbvsn Is a quebr world. import valuation of $155,- - citizenship left at home to watchby and A COLORED DIPLOMAT. the empire builders of the great west. 899,390. maths purchases to the to - The Thousand and I'm special messenger to pray. Now we are to have another the"Mvfirsttitle? President Harding has been besieged alue of $13.,455f(00. Even the inhabi. ' lady of the lan. Bometlmes 1 On Afternoon. list one of dishonor. to a An ;o shoppin I get things ip hurry. XXXL by officeseekers and their friends ever tanta of the Falkland Island .diked Americans will take a kin It's messages. breathe the diplomatic the hope that of a Job. "Sir, I replied to him (pursuedbrothsince the result of the election became American goods' so well they sent us oldest of seven am the will I a be short one. it "But mostly the dogs'll keep me bugv barber), conknown, but so far he has not been pre- $170,123 for merchandise received. Tbe the whom ot is none unworthy ers, now. I take Laddie Boy up to President of a king. My vocation, though cipitate in the matter qf making ap- figures show that the United Kingdom Hardins office every day, and die stays fidence ASTRONOMER BURNIIA3NL honorable. Is humble, but had circumwith the president a while, and tnen 1 stances seems to most was be"to our nis pointments. me for a calling more heroic plan customer, cpn important cast call the dog out. An Airedale is mostly s select the best man available for each Bidering the entire world, American excourage would have been sufficient Tho death in Chicago recently of Dr. n dog, and, while he's rriendiy my K. I cannot conceive myoelf In a sitfor with everybody, Mistah Hardin' is his uation which would particular plaee, which is certainly a ports amounting to $2,278,000,000, of make unhonored W. Burnham calls for more than mattah." wise course to pursue. Senators and which $2,125,000,000 went to England, drafts upon my stoutness of heart. As Is more of In an Jackson ban expert notice. The astronomical world perceive, I am a person of few words, representatives from the intermountain $118,000,000 to Scotland and $35,000,-00- passing dllng dogs and horses than some of tne you and my discretion Is as great aa my reto Ireland. American exports to will remember Dr. Burnham as the man more unusual petp that hav been given ticence. Should your foreboding prove region are insisting that this section of the freedom of the White House baseless, as I hops they will, the letter , the country be recognizod by the be- Europe as a whole were valued at who discovered 1300 double stars, re- Jackson says he never was on grounds. intimate shall otherwise I be returned to you, terms the cow of Taft s stowal of a place on the interstate com- $5,187,000,000. In the far east you that it shall be delivered. If Japan garded as a wonderful achievement. lie regime. withNorPauline, he have much to do pledgehave did further Instruction .you may merce commission and it is probable heads the list with purchases of Ameriyou was 82 years of age and at the time with Mr. Wilson's flock of sneep, wrnen command me." Nothing," he replied, their prayer will be heeded. Some trans- can goods amounting to $366,000,000. grazed so picturesquely on the White pressing my hand, and his eyes closet of his House lawn. death Uniconnected tho with measure of repose descended portation problems are peculiar to the in- - China is next with imports from this But In Roosevelt's administration, wearily,, A to spirit, and he seemed and termountain states and the northwest. country valued at $105,539,583. Jackson was a busy man. Not only dia oft bodyI and the versity of Chicago. letter In my pocket sleep. put the executive mansion possess Dr. guinea The solution of these problems should Bryan Dr. Burnham was one of tho most While our foreign trade has been fallleft the stateroom noiselessly. pigs, a pony, trick mice, a rat, stood within call, smoking a cigar, .not be left to men who have never been ing off for some months past, hope is remarkable characters in Chicagos his- and a collection of dogs, butkangaroo Jackson was questioned him concerning the nature of west of the Missouri river. expected to look out for the Roosevelt Mr. Le Moyne's Illness; and learned that entertained that the people of other tory. IIo studied stenography soon aft- children aa well. H played with tnem, he was stricken with angina pectoris, a The man indorsed for the position is countries will be able to resume er he was from and Thetford sometimes accompanjed them when disease, graduated buying as your honors may know, that Is and he had some of the care usually accompanied Frank J. Hagenbarth of this city, and in the near future. rode, they his by a premonition of aeademy, Thetford, Vt, birthplace, of the Icelandic pony, Algonquin, death. "A second attack - President and became so efficient that he was Harding, who knows him well, Jackson tell the etory, which you may approaching storm," said the brought on by today is said to be favorably impressed With PROSPEROUS DANES. taken to New Orleans with General But- remember, how when Archie Roosevelt doctor. excitement la dangerous, and Any was In bed with sick .the measles, he your .business with him concluded?" I reler of the Union army as a court missed his tljc plan. His selection would find pony so much that the ser- plied that It was, and the doctor eyed me, Like United the the world war Statei, to favor from tha Canadian line .to take Algonquin as a I thought, with peculiar sharpness, and stenographer, die waa official reporter vants decided has transformed Denmark from a debtor at the constitutional conventions up to his room. burned like a coal In my pocket the Mexican border. of surprise That pony wasn't much bigger than a theMr.letter died before the morning, to a creditor nation, with heavy owner- Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi, and big dog," says Jackson. "We got him m and in LetheMoyne privacy of my small quarters, the elevator and him elevated TALAAT PASHA. upstairs, which I had secured against a prying eyOj ship of foreign securities. Her mer- served in a similar eapaeity at thd na- and took him Into Mistah Archie's bedl of the letter which had I broke tional convention ia Chicago in 1868, room. The pony trotted right ovah to been Intrusted to me by the Gulls strange chant the with a forced Turkish marine, the powers greater, at which General Grant was already j'When him a and had fine time they The lnclosure waa addressed together. nominated Mistah Archie did lovs tnat Al- passenger. simply, "Mme. Burnett, No. ... Warren government to take steps to suppress tonnage per capita than that of any for tho presidency. IIo was a court re- gonquin pony." certainly avenue, Chicago." The precise number ts own organized massacres in Armenia nation aave Great Britain and Norway, porter in Chicago for many years, for suppressROOSEVELTS PETS. your honor will pardon me all, and I do not know A book, Burrits Geography of the Ths Roosevelt children kept Jackson on ing. - That was and punish the military leaders respon ia being enlarged; great improvements Mr. L the but he enjoved It. Ths pets that there we found among to add to sible for the wholesale decimation of are taking plaee In the harbor of Co- Heavens, picked up at an auction in were Jump, anything much a part of the household Moyne's few effect very the nothing that waa .known of him, but New Orleans, and a keen vision made and were accounted of considerable one tale of which the Christian subjects' the Ottoman penhagen, and the large free port at were a constant topic ot I conceived moreforthan him They an astronomer. While athe was waa he not the bearer fais installing many new that he was the hero, harbor one When died conversation. family It a Turkish investiempire, a mysterious letter? This hinted of cilities for handling and transshipping tached to the federal courts he set up must be burled with formal pomp In a re of in many lands; It called up the of the White House travel gation fastened responsibility for the goods. telescope in a barn at the served corner of continental countries and chat frontiers a and was a cause grounds, disappearance officials of great, Armenian horrprs on three chieftains. lenses from little-greUnlike the United States, Denmark ia rear of his bouse and began to obtain for commotion. little Importance, who by their manner n In one Instance, a small One was Enver Pasha; another was not rich in natural resources. She has practical information on the subjects to "L permit you seemed personally, say, as lost. It boasted no nobis pedidog of which he had read. railway carriages, gree. but Quentin loved It devotedly, and to pass!" It suggested with Djemal Pasha, and the third Talaat no coal,. iron, oil, no extensive forests courtiers jlnkling With this crude outfit he discovered mourned Its loss with Increasing gloom as stage coaches, inns, Her daggers, Bpan-Is-In- h rapiers, Pasha. AH three promptly fled from and practically no waterpower. 450 double stars, at that time unknown, the day went by and It was not round. spurs, castle, petttcoateda conspirators. only naturaUndustry Js agriculture.'Bhe Finally, some one reported that a dog prank of circumTurkish territory and, found refuge in has to trigue. mystery. Byhad import practically all her raw and rose rapidly to high repute aa a answering the widely advertised descrip- stance become a figure I, a barber, tion was at the city pound. Scarcely keen and will undercareful observer. honors and your Germany. materials and many manufactured artifor hats, Mrs. Roosevelt ana In romance,I Waa stopping of my ImInsensible not stand that became international dur- Quenttn bet off on foot for the fame Ills well as as corn oil Pasha has fallen a victim to cles, TAlaat pound portance. and fertilisers, to The be a the that but dog proved etrenger, and ing followed, years high vengeance, an Armenian student taking cake and feedstuffs to keep going her honors held it end talked to It all tne women no him by foreign as- Quentin were Ye." confides another, we time that Mrs. Roosevelt was consulting reprisal for ths wrongs inflicted upon agriculture. Nevertheless she has be- tronomical vgiven ere strangely Interested In societies, including the gold with the official. 8he Inquired the fat longer young We as to manuhis countrymen. Ths sentence of death come almost are partlculyiy thrilled o much . ilk love affairs medal of the Royal Astronomical soci- of the dog' that looked IrresistiQuentin's, and when she was told that bv the thought-o- 'f an absolutely pronouneed by the Turkish court mar- factured goods, has built up a considit would be killed soon, aa It had not ble male," prize been tial has been executed by sn obscure erable export trade in oleomargarine, ety of England and. the for It and Quenclaimed, she member of tbe persecuted race so long rennet, cheese, cheese coloring, cement, of the French Academy of Science. He tin struggled home paid Bush League Miscreant. with K in hts arms. a was an to eailed ' Anv one In who lives expert pass upon t(te wpotUght at the Llngle, Wyo., Review.) under Mussulman domination. (From Recent- furniture, porcelains and faience, matho site of the Lick Obsfrvatory at the White House la e target for the girts The Review Is In receipt of a communiof the nation. ly It was reported that the Turkish chine toqls, hardware and enameled Mount The Roosevelt family s cation from an outraged mother, who anHamilton, California, and was love for animate brought them a more, nounces that "At the Henry Nelson sale government was sbout' to demand the goods, Diesel motors, mining and agrimember of the observatory staff from conglomerate collection than any other1 someone stole mv babys bottle and a extradition of the three accused leaders cultural machinery, and electrical artiThe lady goes on to president has ever, been called upon to sack of crackers. 1886 until 1692. cles, while she is the largest exporter la hiding In Germany; a accept with thanks. But not even tne state; "Anyone who would steal a baby . Ho Chileft to with return their California fondness to for Roosevelts, swill from a bllndqN steal would bottle pets, report more recently was to the effect of butter in the world, and sficond only could keep some of tne gift animals. sow. that Talaat Pasha was about to return to this country In the value of exports cago as clerk of the United States dis- ' Ons man who heard that Mr. Roosetrict court, a position which ho held velt's dog was whipped In a fight sent a Ted to Constantinople and resume a com- of meat products EUsherry, yardraaater for the IT. P.a g and as- at Grand bulldog, in 1902. IIo was called huge, until he Island, Neb., wee billed for sured the prealdent that while he nad tni labor manding place in the Nationalist govRecently J. Austin Chamberlain, to the resigned tulk as a man modeled after Abrastaff of the Yerkes Observatory dog the White Hbus honor would never ernment. ' chancellor of "the exchequer, declared to Lincoln, a man of the people, not a at the hands of any mongrel out- ham Ths murdered Turk was credited with the British parliament that Denmark shortly after its completion, and vfas suffer Mr. Roosevelt soon saw that tne lawyer. sider. active there and at tho University of bull pup could not be trusted to conrui ability as a military commander. His was the only country in Europe other The AeeeWd Poet. dogs, and that It lacked share in the tragic fate of Armenia was than Great Britain that paid her way. Chicago nntil his retirement in 1914. hts fighting Itto could a contented cattleman.) from never be (Letter to Judgment. trusted Ho did not entirely sever hit connecGenta: The too Books you sent us com dletlrguleh between a cgblnet ortlcexand definitely established by allied investl Her national debt is about $90 per cap-ittion ves tho to with Wisconsin tar hand an So day and ther contens the had to go, dog observatory but JgiflnL. 1 whose compared with $230 for this coun findings practically the 4 the. Roosevelts, found a horns fotU.. " .noted end In reply will ay -are Juet -forced the reluetant Moslem govern- try. Her national wealth is evti mated until "have MreRobsetert'alad'received a sebra and ThTng"w long looked for and for are Hart bend A wlfa h witch which several you over turned myeelf to tigers, ment to eonvict Talaat and hia asso- at about $1663." per capita, while that felt thanks for them, you see men w ere the National Zoological park, to Jackson ARMY CLOTHES. ciates. of this country is put at something relief. write In the northeast corner of cal. modoe "I like animals on general principles, county nevada Is 10 miles to tha east and more than $3000. The krone, considPersons who Wear army uniform and says 'em tame Jackson, "but I Oregon SO mllee to the north our country MUNICU AND BERLIN. the erably below ths normal rate of . ex- who fail to observe tho distinction be- He fell to thinking w prefer Imagine about tn la shure a stock country that is why advent of the alligator. stock book bits the spot wlthr ue Beef has in the last throe months Cables from Berlin and Munich indi- change, cow is Just (o my "Mlatah Hardins goln rtdln'T yes slock and the red derry appreciated considerably la American tween uniforms that are and those that tuh, right aweyt Hean, Laddie Roy, tn taste our l'red cows cost us 120 pr head cate that the controversy between the money. ware aro likely to find themselves in president wants yo a good bull calf a Bout 200 to 230 my Laddie . In state for his Jack coalt cost me Soo In gold our Begin federal government and that of Bavaria Copenhagen is one of ths three gTeat trouble. There is a law which forbids daily drive.Hoy departed station Is a dandy. Mrs. Jlobbe and our 4 n tarried daughters will wear out the arising from the demand that the Ba- ports in northern Europe. Fetrograd the wearing of official uniform by is now practically a dead city, while Toultry Book a Reading a Bout the Red LONELINESA varians comply with ths sllisd orders chicken while our and Big turkeys but by taking certain precau- I Ilk to walk at evsntlds. will take In the derry eowa N. W, Hamburg will feel the effects of ths civilian, When dusk shuts out the din. respecting disarmamebt Is rapidly ap- war for, years to come. Copenhagen, at tion the salvage garments or those Heard of latke City has the ayer Bhtr I like to watch the friendly light! cows curt luelc of CedurvlUe has the Jery proaching a crisis which threatens ths the very entrance to the Baltic, pos- which have bean retained by tbo men Of lamps that thin within costs and Key Hobbs has the Holftln rows and I the old man sticks to the red a modern free por and having who wore them in tho war may bo ren- Warm shadow stability of ths Ebert government. Tbe sessing the wails upon to a finish N. W, Heard Is an up cattle pay lines to all of W her dered the to so world steamship innocuous, fires parts hearth end todst farmer as every 4 la dotted end gleam j. slow, separatist sentiment la Bavaria is delike I to warm heart Is and cables to strategic center in Euwith my ever t crossed at Hie Barns every thing kv Many persons hare been buying army clared to be gaining adherents and BerFor folk I do not know. he has goes Into a good dean warm Barn rope and Asia, has vast trade possibili-ti- e clothing from the salvage branch of tho evry nils and aleep on good clean dry lin advice arc that the present conflict for the future. Even now more army quartermaster department because 1 Ilk to fed (he fragrant dark wheel straw and It 1aya to Just the seme. i regarded as ths most serious C!n round my shoulder preseed, that has tonnage enters that harbor than enters of their cheapness, their eonveuience I like the .of stars witchery In what other languags could ths yet arisen between north and south any in this country sate New York. That ease my unreel. and their shearing qualities It ia perlowing hav been so clearly expressed? Germany. Tbs passage of ths measure A. B. dispatch from Omaha; "Invsstlgs-tlo- n Ths Danish merrhant marine Bow is fectly proper and lawful to wear these At eventide, when shadow fall, aimed at compelling Bavaria to submit a fleet of more tbaa revealed the half charred presence Tills Is fhe hour 1 go. 800,000 tons, with provided they are denatured of Eve sacks of augur. ta treaty stipulations has emphasized more ships building. The United Steam- garments And heal my loneliness with love in the manner provided by the regulaFor folk I do not know. tie breach between the two sections of ship company is the largest shipping tion. The war Romance, Reduced. By Mery Herron Brubaker, In March department says: Bir: A Ft. Psut mimic dealer Is offering tie republls and Munich leaden are concern, with more than 400 vessels Good Housekeeping. Civilians who may wish to, wear Me 'Klee Again for 4 eerie." C. R. T becoming bolder in their talk of seces- plying to European ports, and a sub- army clothing can now do to safely tAe sion. PLACE. rot Palis I yr. old cold ' Carl g sidiary company,, the Rcandinavian-Amoriea- withla the law by changing tho cut or "Ah' And where doc Ih shoe pinch, The serious danger to tbs unity of Weufoma, Wl,, Argus. line, which maintains trans- - tyring the cloth, and always by the U'e on Inquired eollclloueiy eelreman, old have s w week Will that r and ilia German republic rose up duriug tbe Tn the prlcel snarled J. Fuller Ulooin. dispose of at routes to this country sac rules, and throw In a ing ths military buttons sad insignia. Judga prescription pint I Mself-pro-teetiv- e Pr. Trib-aN- 3 . , , black-and-t- eeond-ciaa- . f. Har-got- n' Bird-Wha- le d one-ma- j the-sea- court-marti- six-inc- h , at black-and-ta- , air-dra- -- -- well-define- vicious-lookin- -- A'-W- . What are verUil' nouns? is a general rule for America? Tha Eng'lsh ' claim, baaed on the voyage .at ths, Cabots, extended from Florida to Labrador, and westward to the Pacific. A In what year did the English sett Jamestown? -- t! of verbs? I. What Is conjugation? A What determines the person nunjber of a verb? A How Is "little' compared ? S. What are the degrees of oomparl-- j , on? 1. Can you name the conjunctive pro'nouns? A What are reciprocal pronouns? S. Can you compare "many? 10. What does a preposition and its ' object form? bee? In 1808 S. Whdn did the Dutch settle at New , j Amsterdam? In 1613. 7. How were wives obtained bytliq' 1820 In tha Lon early English aettkrs? 150f don company Induced reputable young women to embark' fo Virginia. Each 100 of tobacco for pounds planter gave his wife. t g. How did Virginia become a royal province? King Jamee became jealous of the republican sentiments of the LonEARLY AMERICA ANSWERS. don, company, took awav the charter, and X. Who were the chief French ex- placed the colony under the direct conplorers of America? Vsrrazanl, Cartier, trol of the king. 9. Who were the cavaliers? English Cliamplain. Marquette and La Salle. 2. Who were the early English explortbe cause of royaliBta, who espoused 1. Sir Charles ers? John and Sebastian Cabot, 10. Who were John Endicotf and GovFrancis Drake, Frobisher, Bir Humphrey Gilbert, Sir Walter Raleigh, Goanold and ernor Wlnthrop? They were the leaders of the Puritdna who settled Sit CharlesBring. S. What waa tha English claim In town, Salem and Boston. census that Is being compiled at present will probably show an Increase In homes, a a a ' (Any reader can get the answer in-to nay question by4 writing The Tribune diQ. Is a mUe longer than a kilometer? formation bureau, Frederic J. Haaktn, B. N. Z. A. An English mile is longer than a rector, Washington. D. C. This offer apbureau The Information. to plies strictly kilometer, being equal to L609 kilometers, cannot give advice on legal, -- medical and a a a It does hot attempt financial matter. Q. Must a man be dead to be elected to to settle domestic troubles, nor to un- the Hall of Fame? H. C B. subny dertake exhaustive research A-must hav been dead ten A your question plathiy ana years to person be eligible to election in tha ject Write briefly. Give full name and address and "Hall of Fame," Inclose 3 cents in stamps for return posta a a age. All replies are sent direct to the American shipyard turned What Q. Inquirer.) out the moet vessels during the war? A. M. P. Q, w wish to plant some trees a A. Ths Hog Island shipyard stood first memorials to our soldier dead.. What kind In shipbuilding during tne war. ' would you advise? H. D. W. a a a A. The department of agriculture sugAre diamonds affected by neat? Q. gest that black walnut tree be used tor w. this purpose. Demand for this wood tor A. The geological survey says that war purposes depleted the number ot heated In an ordinary temperatrees and this would be an appropriate diamonds ture obtained in an average fire will- - not way of filling their plaoes. Blaca walnut of the was used for g unstocks and airplane pro- be affected if only the atmosphere air is present. If heated In an atmosphere pellers, the nut shells contributed carbon of will however, oxygen, burn, were they for gas masks, while the nut meats a a a used in cakes and candles for the boys f Q. How many gorillas are In captivity In ths service. Statea?-EIn United T the E. W. , A. So far as we are able to ascertain Q. Do the Chinese eat much sugar? there are no gorillas In captivity In the M. V. R. A. While the average consumption ot United States at the present time. Tne York zoo did have one tor a number New a of Is sugar other 'countries It pounds of months, but It died some time ego. yea three pounds. DOUBTS DISPELLED. "Whats happened to Blondle all of a Q. How should mall be addressed tn order to catch a boat going through the sudden?" asked Caudlne of the rapid-fir- e ' in the Inrestaurant. "She's-beeH-- W. Panama canal -J. A. Malls for ships passing through ths digo for days, but now .shes as chlricy as canal or touching at either of the termi- a meddey lark." "She's satisfied about Spike, replied nal ports should be addressed, to "CristoHelol.se of the same establishment She bal, Canal Zone." . y.ked' him on the street last night If ha and loved and he her, truly slapped Q. Does the palate assist In talking? really her Jaw right in front of a picture show If so, how? O. P. 8. Kansas City A. Ths tee(h, the hard palate, and the for having any doubt of 1L . , Interior walls of the cheeks merely serve Star. as resonating surfaces tn ths process ot WILES OF A COUNTRY EDITOR. languags formation, and hence.are sometimes termed the passive organs ot 'Tve hit upon a great scheme, said In to the contradistinction active speech. the editor of a small local paper. I organa, which properly Include only the nearly doubled our circulation last tongue, the lips and the soft palate, week." a a a Mowd you work It? ! Hbw many state have Indian See that steel stamp? Wetl I Just Q. cut out a paragraph In the society colnames? EX F. G. Twenty-thre- e A. of the states have umn of the whole edition. names derived from the Indian tongue, "Mow'd that help the circulation?" a a a "Why, every woman In town bought an extra copy to see what had been cut out. Q. What causes the most fires? O. c. Fort Worth A. Electricity has been the chief cause of fire loss In the last five years, matches and smoking being second and detective FAIR VISITOR 18 STARTLED. chimneys third. Little Cherub Miss Amy, wont you a a a , please sound your head for me? Q. How many people In ths United Vlettor What on earth do you mean, States keep houee servants? H. . child? Tha last census on occupations Little Cherub I want to hear it. Pop showed that in 91)4 per eent of American says youre rattlebrained. Baltimore homes no servants were employed. The American. 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