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Show TI1E AVEEKhY. NEWS EXITvESS; t:YTON The Milky Way The milky way is a hazy, some-- , what UTegular band ol light, abouttwenty degrees wide, which completely encircles the heavens. .It can be seen on clear, moonless, summer evenings, stretching entire-- , ly across the northern sky. The unaided eye .gets the impressioft that the milky way is made up of faint stars.. The telescope confirms . this impression by showing that-thlight of the milky way is caused by millions of. stars.- In reality these' star are' .great Suns and they appear . .faint only because of their Immense distances.' Most of them are so remote .that several thousand years .are required for their light to come - . . to us. . . . ..Buffalo Moths moths are not all, according V Buffalo, - - . through' the e&rth and often circu- motion and even damage receiving ' Instruments.During one wuek-; maiiy years' ago, notes a writer In Colliers Weekly, these eurronts were so strong that they were able to carry telegraphic messages; without the aid of batteries or any other source of current, for more than 300 miles. - . t their proper name is cafpet beetle. Why, they are. called buffalo. moths is not known mayb.e because, of. their destructive habits, and the fact- that the larvae are. rough and;, furry. There are' Six varieties .of carpet of them, have beetles,. but oeen proved to be serious house pests in. America. These are the common carpet beetle and 'the fur hiture carpet beetle.'. Of the four, the first add last species so closely res'enqble one another that only h microscope will show the differ ence.' ;The result .of their activity is also about .the same. only-foy- ' First Submarine In Warfare. The first submarine to be used In warfare' was the American Turtle, which, propelled by oarsmen like all others in the preceding 150 years, tried to blow Up the British warship Eagle in New York bar-- , bor .in 1776. The attempt to attach the bomb to the bottom of the battleship was a failure. --r Colliers - W6ekly. The average-'volcanieruption ddes not make the upper'air dusty, but when .the 'outbreak takes the form of a violent explosion great quantities of fine mineral dust ash) reaches much higher levels than are ever attained- by soil or by the soot from fires. strong winds .prevailing at such levels the- dust soon spreads out In an enormous cano py, dense enough to produce a num " bef of striking effects. THIS WEEK VorliTs Chemists fiusj Hell-Brot- , the old admonition works ened by repeated shocks until U JK.MKMI'.KU your wagon in a The great fighters tn Astt nd sank into the water. The common star"? In such fc. Europe In the days of Frederick ths type of eel, known to every freshCaleb llodgdon did hotter than Great snd Napo water fisherman, breeds in the that, lie hitched ids mill to the etreless loon bad littl ocean. Young eels In the spring moon and for 111 years the imtmi fuof idea war's ascend rivers and streams by mil- lias been running thr tidll for film why. ture. But marveloverland sometimes lions, traveling and Ids Aopeendnuts. ous things, som to infest every pond and tributary. It was buck in IS2" that taleh, of the greatest, Flour From Ohio down till coast of Maine, sailing espeNapcdoon When the first Ohio shipment of Amendment Thirteen reached the mouth of the Dutunrls-cott-- FlOO cially, armight flour, consisting WNU Service. Amendment Thirteen of the Fedpounds, river am! sum n 4i acre have done with rived in New York in the thirties, eral Constitution reads; 'Neither which opened Into the crowds gathered around to see slavery nor involuntary servitude, todays inventions, Largest Battleship what the Buckeye country could except as a punishment for crime river through a very' narrow Inlet, This perfect tidal. basin was tillol Frederick the The largest English .warship ;s produce, observes a writer In the w'hcreof the party shall have been Greats father the battle cruiser Hood,- - which Cleveland Plain Dealer, This flour duly convicted, ahull exist within and emptied twice a day by the moon controls sea,-antile since selected the tallwas made at the Venice, Ohio, the United Stat-essub-je42,100 tons ana has a main or any place la It est men ho could weighs of the true tide. that literally This mills, erected In 1833 at the first to their Jurisdiction." eight 15 - inch guns. battery moon. to Ills the mill be tiltcbed find his for permanent market for wheat in the amendment was adopted tn IMS to However, the ship with the greatCaleb built a dam and B bridge guard, probably Firelands. Seeing this enormous abolish slavery and is interpreted armament is' the battleship , est Aritinr llrMmM kept them away which weighs '33,900 shipment brought in, a few New at applying only to a condition of which are still In use today, lie from Rodney, tire firing lino, In battle they York merchants were bold enough enforced compulsory am-iceof Installed the old type undershot watons and has a main battery of terwheel to run bis mill nmt used it would have been killed first, hit by nine to predict that Ohio in the near fuon person to another. gun?. 'The. largest iu power for grinding gruln as well the bullets that gi over Du heads of United States battleship is the ture would be able to furnish, the . us sawing lumber, Next be uddetl shorter nu-nEast with several thousand pounds African Buffalo a Fighter Maryland, which weighs 37,500 u and building began a year. shipyard ship. . water tons and has a. main battery of Closely allied to the fierce Later generations of jlodgdons buffalo of India, the African, or The wholesale killer of the old l ight guns. Detroit NeW3 !o operate the. mill and rontluned Ability of Queen Beef Cnpe buffalo, is afraid of nothing. dnys prepared their killings by The queen bee is able to lay eiIt will even attack a lion, and not shipyard, and one of the products marching men up and down, drillther fertilized or unfertilized eggs, infrequently comes out the winner. or the bitter wua the schooner, ing them, encouraging them with according to the size of the cells In The great, stocky beast was for- Rowdoln, which Commander Don- titles, brass bands to lead them, Arcwhich they are to develop. Fertimerly very abundant in South Afri- ald H. MacMillan used In his fancy uniforms. All that means lized eggs are laid cither In small ca. Like its distant cousin, the tic explorations, Lntef Ilodgdons little how. l worker cells or in large Irregular American bison, it has been the undershot y also replaced About 100 miles from Berlin thers with a turbine, but the prinqueen cells, and developed Into hunted for its thick, strong is fe station called Leuns. Thera queens or workers. Unfertilized valuable hide. ciple of operation of the mill is the most useful work is done, In theory same with It aa with the eggs are laid in drone cells, and and through study of the manufacthose U' at develop become drones. When the tide rises, It forces ture of synthetic petroleum; and Eleventh Century Varnish Varnish as it has been known In open the gntcs lu ' the dnm w hich there most Important, learned men Cleopatra the Savant recent times except that no thin- Caleb built., and (Ills the pond. with big heads, spectacles and an The world has heard much of that ning agent was employed was When' the tide is on the ehh. the amount of education that would Cleopatra who was the last queen made in the Eleventh Century by a doors automatically close and the make you dizzy if you could Imagof ancient Egypt, but there is anmonk called Thcophilus Tresbyter. water, la prevented from flowing ont ine it, concentrate their brains on other Cleopatra, better worthy of re- This varnish was applied hot and of the pond exrOpt through tin? the preparation of better, more efmembrance, who married one of smeared on with the fingers, ns turbines of the mill. ficient poison gases and high exthe Ptolmies 150 years before, and there were no brushes available Go to First Boofhlinjr, Maine, to- plosives. -. known as Cleopatra the Savant, a In those days, day, nnd you cijn nee the mill which country bns Us similar Every -ru- n-dowti wise and good queen, associated Caleb llodgdon built and bitched death laboratory; men perhaps as ' ' with early alchemy and science. to the moon, Mark Crksh Affected Stamps'.-Iefficient as those of Germany, nervous ; r mark German the days the though Germany is the kingdom of -- out o! sorts ' Numbers of Long Ago crashed, postage stamp values had chemistry, the teacher of other naDouble Meaning Not so very long ago many words to be Changed almost daily, usually reason T FIRST a p pen ml In- a riilltuiel- - tions. THERE Is usimlty n. definite denoting numbers were not so pre with a higher amount. . .so, now lets 177(1 complaints. in thus; phla newspaper cise as they are now. Once a dozen The peak figure for a single stamp sensibly. meant either .12 or 13, a score was onq so marked for 50 thousand Hark! tinrkt ttia trumpet aounds. tha Henry Irving, on the stage of M Dont try to get well In a day. , .tills " meant either 20 or 21, a hundred million marks. din of wars alumna, . theater In London, an' im- I asking loo tmieli of Nature. Uenicm- -. ... ana and solid ground, doth pressive presentationprepared meant 100, 112, 120, 124 r 132, witches ef the her, she has certain natural processes . rail Ua all to ainin; Uiut Just chnnot be hurried. arid a thousand meant cither 1,000 doth stand. In Macbeth," old, toothless .bags, Who for King Georg Strength for Our Duties . With or 1,200. Collier's Weekly. soon their shall alilnr; preparing their honors Therefore, If you are pals, tired, 'All higher motives. Conceptions, t hand; who with power to summon spirits from the lark a keen appetite, hare lost weight sentiments in a man are of no ac- - Thdr J'H" the Congrssa Join. Baboon Was Vrneratrd make them foretell the and feel randaw n...a frequent sign count If they do not come forward Th .ot- Bf ,.HPUlMni)lv thsm I dead and ' that your blood-cclare wcuk, with a In primitive Egypt the baboon to U dlsfuture, much delight, . strenghen him for better anemia then do try -towards solwas venerated and his mummies tendency those are who Far T for efficient rurssd thetr more, hata devolve the of which duties tnimt, charge th Congress tight, have been found in the ancient upon him in the ordinary affairs of emn German chemists, physicists in the simple, easy way so many milof Th th Tories day, they ar my end other professors, preparing the lions approve by starting a course of tombs of- the Nile valley. The life. S!S.S. Blood Tonic to feel like yourdally toast,-Theof ' poison gas, upon Egyptians .'used to tame the ani soon wljl sneak' away. Who In- - real self again. . O S.S.S. Co. mals and teach them to pick' fruit, which the future' of civilization and dependence boast; Islands Associated With Darwin ' Who hold, they hava the. domination of the earth may ' according to legend.Galapagos Islands ark associated my han'd and heart. of Charles name DarWin, May they for' alnves be sold, who art depend for many centuries, with' the ' We had our periods of universal Cherry Land because it was ihclr varied and part;' and and cannibalism, our Bear River, a quaint little Nova unique animal life that inspired his OK Mansm-ld- , barbarism Buto, North,, may. i pour. blessings dally bronze and Iron, our of Scotia village, Is Just like B picflint, nut get and first thinking on evolution Confusion ahd dispute, on Congies ture from ' Rollos Switzerland. . I fgrms of ruler-shimany Interesting ui'a selection a century ago. evermore: to forfestiits annual cherry, is noted give one or a few planhcd To North and British lord; may honors still be done, control over all the others. We bad val. The district is one of the bigHeel Gave llelghi. wish- a block or cord, to. Genera) the' age of military feudalism, end gest cherry Back In the days when men ns ) producing areas in tire ' Washington. , . . many think thnt we are now seeing world, well as women wore high heels, Louis XIV, .monarch of France in ft wna reprinted' In tnnny other the end of industrial feudalism.' There- may be .In the- centuries . Stone Sculptere From India' Seventeenth century, had them Colonial newspaper. That's firiej the ' of airplane-poisoA crocodile from India, cut ouK placed on all his khoes in ordc;r to said British army officers .and Tory .ahead of us Cuticura relieves burning, itching which will make of stone in the. Third century B. C rule; gas officials. "The man' who wrote flint appear taller. of pimples, rashes, eczema and the peoples of. the world ac comis exhibited by the Boston Museum is certainly loyal to 'ills.MaJ(Bty.M akin irritations of external .other to dictator' a single of Fine Arts, and is pronounced the pletely subject If any Patriot heard one Appeared Without Name helps soothe, heal, bring galley-slaveorigin ancient were the .as oldest' stone sculpture from' India ship 1920 The Pilgrim Tercentenary sny' that, he must have smiled to e ' astonishing comfort. A swinging' their oars under that has ever come to America- Commemorative stamps were the himself. For If he was in the success. Buy row I Soap ' tie- (lldn't' rend the poem the lash, first postage stamps of the U, know, 25c. Ointment 25c. All druggists. There are a good ma'ny' things of 1847 Growth Yeast to appear, without the ns it Is printed ' shove, lie rend' since which We havent seen and many .to Not until the year 1836 was It real name of the U. S. and the word j each' line as far tas the coinmn'-l1M .! ized that the yeast which was al the middle, thcn.'he mid the. next We devote too little thought. Includ, postage. ' ttl.M-lEl- l line the snmo way and so oh. .f)r ing perhaps' the fact that It is danways .found in fermenting' liquor, toonot are to if rich be you was really a living organism, he began .muling st the comma In gerous Dangerous Trait said i 'Ho, .the the first line, thep dropped down to prepared to defend yourself against which,. If observed under the. micro. burglars.scope, was found to grow. sage of. Chinatown IS a danger- - the comma In the next and Those thousands- of millions 'in ous failing since It seems to base That gave the poem a. very dlf-o- n Musi Stand Fire Test Intimate Information a warning feront meaning 'Indeed.' Try It and- gold that we are hiding away in The gifl of iBonda PorJaS, to others to withhold confidence.' see for yourself why the I'atiiots bole in the ground, as Ingeniously as any squirrel hiding his hickory southern India, takes .her chosen read It that way I . . ' nuts, may bring us' trouble some man Into the jungle, where she apTlie rietaecr Mint ' . . day. Mad Poet The mint at. Philadelphia, long pvOtooyou suffer burning, scanty or plies fire to .his bare back- If the those ten thou-&n- d of The. frequent urination; backache, thought from been a he is draw as him,' the parent mint, has known yell pain i the most beautiful ' millions . worth of gold bars ' headache, dizziness, loss of energy, . . in continuous operation since its ONE 'all rejected. pnsHuges la leg pains, swellings and puffinesi and .dollars, hidden not very far. beIn' 1793,' Jts. coins lean literature Is these under the eyes? Are you tired, nerv-c- u cause some low ' the surface, might .. Too Highbrow bear no mint mark. linos ; feel all unstrung end don't to or - IG-in- ch Persia. '.. .. .' - 16-in- peet-wee- - water-whee- ruth-lessl- ' ' Chinese Viewpoint History knows the Chinese year of fury, the year 1900, as the period of the- Boxer rebellion, but the belonging to the society which brought on the .trouble- styled it The Fists for Justice and liar ' . mony society. Chi-;he- se -- '. '. The School of Experience Experience keeps a dear school; but fools will learn in no other, and scarce even in that, for it is true we may give advice, but we cannot give conduct. However, they will not be counseled thpt cannot be helped. ly and unselfish, honest in his dealings, free from the vices of gluttony and laziness, possesses no un natural or antisocial vices, and to whom it is a hateful thought that any act of his may bring suffering If you tired . Catch. Fish by Hand .' In the Tonga and other islands many of. the South Sea natives are expert divers and' swimmers. They are so quick of movement that it Climate's Effect on Animals animals grow to a larger size where the temperature ' is low. But .coldrblooded animals snakes', alligators and lizards, for grow larger In places example where the climate is warm. Warm-bloode- d over-printe- d is not uncommon for them to capture fishes by hand while under wa ter.. It is said that some of the the diving method aborigines prefer ' of fishing to any other. ' - . Proper Use of Authority Nothing more impairs authority .. than a top frequent or indiscreet use of. it. If thunder itself was .to be cbntinual. it Would excite no more terror than the noise of . mill- ' ' - '..' . Used Squirrel Fur Garments. is 1929.. : . ' Plaque Honors Edgar Poe , In Ann street, downtown New York city, a bronze plaque com-. memoratei the writing of The Raven-bEdgar Allan Poe where the old Daily Mirror once stood.' Eu late not the h re - . i, Deceptive Names The names and reputations of places'., are sometimes deceptive; thus the Pacific ocean is turbulent; the Blue Danube oeean is green; the Blapk mountain (Montenegro) is gray, but Germany's Black forest is black, . p, . - - - Musio in .Early Times Music was one of the graces-ollife- carefully cultivated by races rising in the scale of .early civiliza tion. Egyptians and Greeks b a their harps, flutes,- trumpets, (primitive oboes) and drums gin-gre.- - . n- of-the- s, q world-iwid- - Insects insects, but are minute 'mites, which, feed on small animals and also man. .So small are they that they are not often seen, but their bites cause an intense itching and rash. '. ' diggers Not True diggers are not true - - - . Self-distrus- so-pn- , - . - Cromwells Line Numerous' living descendants of Cromwell ape numbered in the th'ou sands and have given . Britain ' prime minister, cabinet officers, statesmen, .'peers, admirals ant . generals. The- . . hell-brot- - . Origination of the Wheel '' The wheel was conceived 1 .'rope or Asia Minor relatively in the prehistoric era. It is passible to give the name of person who first conceived it - al - our campuses before the crash a! bell-brot- . ! So plentiful, were squirrels in Ohio that garments made o:! ' .eariy the fur of these animals were . as 'Common .as the raccoon coats on . . Connecticut's Capital New Haven, became the capital of the independent colony of New Haven, which was 'united with the Connecticut . colony in 2.605 under the charter of I6G2., It was the of Connecticut from 2701 until 1873, when Hartford was made the sole capital semi-capit- feel... . . .... l. . to another. ; . . The Spotted Sandpiper spotted- sandpiper is about the size of a robin and is the only sandpiper Whose' underparts are covered with polka dots on a light t. His' plaintive ground-coloas .he Tuns' ahead along the shore indicates his presence. The killdeer is about the same size, and they often, are found in flocks of. 12 to. 30 along the sand bars and edge of ponds. water-whee- .' , . - yellow tinge, is hard, dense and fine grained, suitable especially for ' turning and carving. These trees' gfow sixty feet tall and are found in' the Mediterranean region to of , , d ' 5he myites such h , The Good Man ferpignan Wood ' There Is an almost universal con; Perpignan wood is obtained frort' ' nettletree and has a ception of file good man he is kind, the European ' . '.." perfect dcy. The New Our Huge Coll Tilt Mill Hitched to thr Moon . (so-call- at-th- ' I envy NtJture.3 sure. technique. In pointing eixh new - - r. - tty Etnx Scott Wataod proportion to area It contains the argest volume of water of any lake in the world, containing approximately the same amount of water as the Baltic sea and the Kattegat strait, although their surfaces together. art 12 times greater," . '' wind-lifte- V- . . CHEERFUL CHERUB TIE Americana- - high-voltag- r .Volcanic Ash hdu -- Curiosa hors -- : late tn' grounded electrical equipment to such extent that they set in ' really-jnolhs'.a- to-ap ' Natural Electric Currents Natural electric currents, having .ho relation to the weather, flow ' The nCepest t.ak'c . Respect Tof Electric Erl :' .The deepest known lake .In the The natives .of South .America world fs Lake, Baikal in East Si. tave great respect for the electrie 5fria It is the sixth largest lake' e.ei, jmd serme of them prize his In the World and tire greatest fresht flesh" An early naturalist relates water basin In Eqpasia. The length hdW the Indians drove into aboitt 412 miles and the width ;ungle ponds inhabited by 'the e Varies from IS to 47 miles. .The eels. After the eels had surface area nearly equals that of exhausted their storage batteries ort Switzerland. The deepest sounding tile horses, they fell ea. . prey.' has been 4,073 feet and the average Sometimes, however, the. Indians !er the entire lake is 3,307 feet. In lost a horse which had been weak- '. UtAtJ - . ' often-quote- - Smiles That Don't Count 1 like to see people smile,. Vncle Eben.' "V T Conductors of Electricity ' Under ordinary conditions kerosene and . alcohol are of electricity. noor conductors. Saic is pure-water- , Jud Tunkins says as so?c man shys. psychological ingenious Asiatic fs Now twitlght let her ciirta'l And pin It with s star, - ' down, t For .one o 'two billions Thpy were written' by McDonald . who died Clarke, the In .the "lnnntic asylum" on Blackwell's Island, New York elty.. Characteristic .of his gift, of e the ridiculous with the was the poem Which hq wrtrte about George Washington;- ,- . Mad-Ioet- . com-.t)lnlp- : . . mib-llm- . IMHFW, DO European Sayto himself; g I coulc prepare the necessary machinery, flying ships and poison gas Includ- ed, to conquer the necessary areas of the Lnltcd States and frighten the othcra Into subniisslon. Having laid down my layer of gas, I would descend and take the .ten thousand ynlUlons arid go homo with a clean profit of eight billions iq gold. Eternity glv him elbow- room; A spirit like: hi 1' large; Earth, fence with artillery tilr tomb,. Mussolini races .his big Italian And lire a'douhl.e charge To the memory of America's great- - built automobile, the engine burneet man; ing alcohol, made of Italian farm Match him, posterity. If you can'..' products no gasoline.. Some lawWestern Newspaper Union. makers In America suggest comMushroom and Toadstool pelling the use of 10 per cent alcoThere 1 an ancient fallacy that hol In all fuel for American auta toadstool U a' poisonous mushmobiles. Fuel alcohol can be made room. All mushrooms that have an from corn, and the law, It is said, umbrella like cap are roughly would give work to 2,000,000 men on classed ns toadstools. Another old 30,000,000 acres of farm land. rule was to eat the mushroom; If It caused death It .os poisonous. It seems Impossible to believe the Outdoor Indiana warns that It never Is safe to collect mushrooms In the hideous accounts of the maltreatbutton stage because until thpy have ment and cruel deaths inflicted upon opened it is not always possible to women in the civil war now raging classify them. Other advice Is: in Spain. That men should fight and murNever use specimens that are deeach other is to be expected, der la the composed slightest degree. Never ubo those In which Insects since they. are at best half tiger, have burrowed. Never use fungi half monkey, and often the monwith swollen bases surrounded by key gives way to the tiger. But 111 saclike or scaly envelopes. Never that they should Inflict shameful deon hideous and treatment ds'th use fungt with milky juice unless unthe juice has a red color. Never fenseless women seems utterly when you know even believable, use for food fungi In a mob. 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