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By ALFRED ANDRIOLA KERRY DRAKE LET'S GO KERRY THIS TIME JUNIOR IS REALLY GONNA CATCH IT I'M RIGHT HERE DADIIYOU yFOLLOWED LEFTS ' Satisfies Most the More j j people enjoy it daily than any other chewing gum Get some oday goaheaotauehis FIL WE’LL ADVICE VISIT YOU BOTH iNTHE FRACTURE FACTORY her I Y J FOR MV MIDDLEWEIGHT GOT TWO WORDS “YES DEAR' j AB-uh-ku- s) LI'L NECK— OR SHALL AH LEAVE IT SCAMPER BACK TO TH' VALLE V IT THAT DUTTKILL acus (pronounced This instrument has counters which move on rods or wires There are several forms of the abacus and they differ in operation People in ancient China used the abacus and so did the residents of ancient Egypt Greece and Rome It went out of fashion in Europe hundreds of years ago but the Chinese have employed it up to the I have watched present century more than one Chinese laundryman add sums with the help of an abacus It is common for a Chinese abacus to have a division line with counters above and below Each counter below the line is a single unit but each counter above the line represents five units When a sum in addition is performed on such an abacus the counters mean nothing — until they arp moved toward the division line The wires or rcids limit the size of numbers which may be added One is for units another for tens the next one for hundreds and so on Usually there are enough wires or rods Tor the sums to go into the millions Q Was China the first place where silk cloth was woven? A It is so believed The Chinese tell of an empress who started to raise silkworms in ancient times Q What were the other early Chinese inventions? A Among those for which the Chinese have been given credit are gunpowder the compass and porcelain A common name for procelain in the western world is “china” It seems clear that the Chinese used gunpowder before it was The substance known in Europe was placed in small rockets and other forms of fireworks For history section of your scrap-boo- k SHALL AH WRING ITS GIVE LASTSHMOO 04 EARTH him with bag: STAMD UP TELL HER OFF AS SOOH AS SHE GETS OUT OF LINE? 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