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AVlK-m v o r y o n no, cl a g o o d H A IR D R E S S E R . A d u l t a s s i s t a n t s o f l o n g oxpDrionco You'r c u t t i n g s pioi ian- ,1 a n d w o r k e d n p for tlu; n ew s ly le . s .


T e l e p h o n e .nCiiS. 6 8 , KING W IL L IAM S T R E E T , B L A C K B U R N w iii.-'l 111 iii'*«iI wi th Lit*5


ili''illn''ii>iiini‘iil u l i i r l i L*liit\\t'il t l i f ( • i f it W a r owi i i^ i>» tin* ^)rln•ra^t i i iat ion ol o n r h o n i f jioliTifiaii-^ -ml u lii.Oj af hot •. on wa> l l ' f laiiM- »»t l l i f To i la \ ' ’ '


f t ini r i lmi ion l•»^m[l^■ to '


ri'viiR'^ in lr: i |. i ! i f


v u o y ’ol till' l i ' i n ^ wl i if li wa.s ■sn|.|iif-,-fd iiv S i f . \ l \ ‘n i f ' ‘ l l aM a i i f .


ami t in i i f - . j T h e 1 9 2 0 Ri s in g .


u'n^ ^im'oroly r fKi ‘‘lu-t l , ;i.s lliu women had u lo r i ih lo t in i f and a t ono i so la t ed bta t ion o n e w.nnan wa.s r a p tu r ed . i i i t f i idf i l


UlHIK’n. l a k f \v as


.'•I’l t If' II *, i f s i i l f ■fi li I


li. wa> a l l i f


u p V


-li >ti‘i» ( to p f t'lnil l l r i t i-'li fv. •


ol in .» ti l ii ff i 's I ra i j .-i.lIL’pt-ir ami


h f lo n * u l i i f l i


f h f i ii fi i. .............................. i a i f r to i o n n i r \ •• i no women wore lo he a f fo n i in o d a l fd duri ii f; t! ’.:


•.unmi fr in Iwtt ^;reat r amp s in llu) I'er.sian liill.s. Al ihoni ;h a n s i td y had be en incroat;. i i i f on iho iiarl ol‘ tlio (dvil a n th o r i t io s , iho sninni f i ’ r amp jtrojeel wa s procrodei i wi th , and i lio a n ih o r i l io s .'^tmn had rauso to roalizo Ihr ir mi s t a k e in sanc t i imin«; such a sr l iemo, us tho women proved to be a sour ro ol much wmharras .sment in u h o s l i lo c o u n t r y , as wel l as a sour c e of o n c ou r a i 'e in on t to l lio rebel forrus who we r e oiroroil proof , in ih o pro- • en co ol tho wiv e s ol the l i r i t i sb , t h a t i t waa inte iulod lo ma k e a i l r i t i sh c o lon y of I raq. Tho ta sk of th e mi l i t a r y a u th o r i t i e s in oxtin^^uishin ti th e c o n l la n r a t io n was ur a v e an d di lhcul t . Of the liO,UUU t roops i.) irat i in . luno, I'J^O, only 5,UU0 we r o .Urxtish, tho re.‘5l heiiiK In d ian wi t h an a d d i t io n a l GO.IKK) sycos or I n d i a n fol lowe r s , ' the hiUo r ar e omplo v od in .suhs idiary oi.’c n p u i io n i c.s sentia l to* the up k e ep and pr o g r e s s o f an a rmv in the


A la r g e s e c t io n of th#


Br i t i sh , wor e ab.-ont f rom tho ir u n i t s on “ jobs . ’'


v i . ’iix a r i i f l f^ ) Ku la n s in tin- sr)ii.''m ol l.slam wh en the y


mi s e r sb iy b.'triived Hu s s e in I be son of .Ui 11 ill II..1 be .i i l ' |i ri -ed Ibill l l iey we r e i i l l i e i i e . . the i'lr.st 111 bo in i i l ,” ib e r i s ing . A sma l l l in l i s l i


.-011111111 ( l l i e •• .Miilli be s te ro ” )


o n f i 'n t i i i f in the nidgl ihourhood ol I l i l lah iimi KnLih met wi th a rfvrr-se. 'Jil h r in g ki l led and hnU w.nimled and ni i s s ing. By A n g n - t t l i f tiMiihlf was >pr eai l ing in wide ly diliT-i'fiii and t lGiani il i i f f i i*»ns. . \ t Ihupihah on the r ive r Dia la an Kngli^li lady wa.s cai ' tnr ed and kf [i t pr i son e r .several vveek.s. Col .inel l .e a ehma n , a we l l -known and f lh- oi-’in I’ol i l ie a l OMieor who lo my own per- •-onal Iviiowledge wa.^ h igh ly v a lu ed . was U i ’af l ie roi i s lv niurderet l at l lio I’ol ic e I’o.st, ..1 Khan l-eln.iah.


(.'olouel Leac l i inan hud


a i r a n g f i l lo jiireL Sl ie ikl i JMi.ari, head o) a powrrTtd -n h - lr ih e . Du r in g an in t e r v i ew an- i ingei l in all gtx'd fa i t l i , two men wlm lijid preeis let l the .Sheikh in to th o room, o n e til whom was tlie S h e ik h ’s son, .shot at


ami wonndf i l SlK’ikh Dh a r i .


(,’ohme l l .e a c l iman . ami limJing he wa s mil- de ad ,


f . t i i ip i f t in g the k i l l in g hy th r u s t in g .Leaeh- tiian th r o u g h wi i l i his .sword. 'I'lic ri’Iielliori g en e r a l ly wa s br ought intt) ho ing hy the p r e v a i l in g impr**.ssion o f Bri t i s l i weai»ne.si,, ineroiLsed hv iwonl.s in .'syria, wloTt* the Kreneh i l iu v e th o new Kin g Keisal o u t <>1 Daina.sftis ami ooinpolled h im to wi th d r aw to Ihi l f s t ine and th en r e to lOuropo. Kng- himl j i l t e rwa n i s he f r i e iu led him ami put liiiii on the l lt rom' td irm|. This ]»lne-f «.! po l i i ie a l i t leali sm in S y r ia .soon pa s s ed, ami i h f JN'emh f.’o n s o lu la i e i l t ludr a u l l i o r i l y . ,


Thus h ap p en ed tin* parat lox tiuit the o n e I S l a t e ( th e mAvly formed Kin g d om of S y r ia ) j in the I'aisi horn out of


Wi l sonian Tw<’l f lh I’o in t . n ame ly , “ Sol l - D f i e rm in a i i t in , ” a S t a l e nomin.ated ami


the i{U?a ot the |


• -J alili'-hed hy t l ienis e lves ( th e S v e ia i i ’-) in d ii.s dea l l i at the h an d s ol a in amla to r v . I’tiWf!' who paifi lip ■'(•rviee to l lie ide;i st'lf-ih’U’r i i iinal ion a-t


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ItiuT^ Iiu•ln^elves, fNperia l ly amuiig.sl l lm 'riio.so wh o remmnbor ( f r om i>rc-


the part playetl hy lli.* , iim1 not*-, «ni to


d ' f v i i ih f i l i r pt;t)|ili’ ol li'nM imd l l n i r in- • i f jM’iitlfnt (ifiiiofiMt i f f i i . i n i f t f i ; ; aUo till* -.Ilf ikli.". . ' l omin f l l i f i f ohl i^^a l i tfi>.


in su r r e c i in n . ami .Sir Arnol i l \ \ iksoii h a d to I he sacri l ieet l .


. \ s a r<*sult. of th e r e c ent


- «*vents in c iml in g tho a p p o in tme n t o f Sir i IVre.Y Cox an oppor tnni t -y wa s al fordod for • t h e Vii-.st- t ime o f le . s l ing the m a n d a t e sys -


i fern. !


T h e P e o p l e o f I raq.


j I le r e a l iou i s ii- ma y not. ho out o f plac e 1 to ile.scrihe the pop u la t ion o f Iraq.


'I'liere


ar e ahont, iwti ami a h a l f mi l l ion Alos leni s , ilu* b ig g e r Imlf tif wh om ar e S h i a h s . Tho Min ni .st |■«*llgt It is mi i i i ly in i l ie Baginlad a r ea . Kurds and 'rnrk-. ar e wlml ly S u n n i , tin- l'er.--ian.-- ar c S h i a h , ami the .Arabs are c \c i i l \ ' tiivitletl ludWt-eii the two. Ihe Jew-, mi inl ier p;),nni) and i)je ( ‘hri.st ians >'U,nOO ; wh i l e hi.lHiii h e lon g to o th e r r e l ig ion s bueh a - th e .'sal*aeaiis. ^■czidi‘'. e t c . .Many ol the \ o i i n g ■“ hiicks ’ ol Biiglidiid liav{* adtip li'd l‘:n*-o[H-an the.ss cntir**ly wi th the. e x c ep t io n of the icil fez.


It. is n*>w r epo r ted t h a t


i l iev an* im-limMl to di sia ird tin* Icz too, but* 1 am .stire th e y havt* no goo<l r«*ason except , to b»* in the new Li.sliion, for tlio fez , c o n t r a r y to tvliat y ou ma y ima g in o , is quitt* as r-oinft'rtahlt* as the most c om­ fo r tabl e ot We s t e rn ln*adgi*ar. 1‘A’orv y e a r till- li*wn .traliN i-onie rtior*’ u n d e r \ \e - - te ri i int lucnc e s . 'The Ar ab c le rk, \ t i s t i f , in our olheo in Ba g l id ad in my t ime th e r e , c.nine d a i lv to work iminai-‘ulal«*ly dres sei l wi th Lurn-dt*wn <*ollar and well-st;ircln*d cuffs and wo r e jewe l l e ry to tin.* v.-iluc- -! had t i l ls v a luo on g«)od autho r i ty - of a t l e a s t one h n n d r ed poumks. W’h c th e r i t wa.s th a t he had Westerrii.sed h ims e l f .so much th a t he inul be come l ike us J know n o t , h ut in th e h o t t e s t we a th e r h e seeim*<l to .snlfor us mueh from th e h e a t as I did niy.self.


'I he


siveat. ran ‘iff hi s neel-i ov e r hi s c o l la r , Jind l ik ewi s e from liis ;irms o v e r th e <>(lges ot ids cul fs .


At- .such l ime s he r c s emhl ed a wc I l -dr e s sed Kngl i shmai i wh o had boon


h a v in g a. n i g h t o u t , Mi.s g n ' c t i n g in lOnglisIi man y t ime s in tin* day wa.*< alway.s l l i c ’ vai iie: *’ Too l>


hot hnl lie had


n<it tin* -^lightest idea In* was u s in g a *-wcar word. S in c e tin* Wa r it. ha s be en ci»n.sidere{l the t h in g f*>r the y o u n g e r Mo s lems to e n t e r jiiihl ic phie c s . and e a t . d'-inlc and smok e i l n ’i c . a- p r a c i i c c ni i l icard o f h e to r e tiic a r r iv a l «»f On* Br i l i -h . W'hilo th e rcligiou.s


enmii*J of tin* |U'oplc my he liiviTh'il in to two, S u n n i and .Sldah. t-ln* >«ocia.l clas-»cs a r e sp l i t


in to ihroe . t own , c o u n t r y , and


on i-lio .saim* Ie\'el ot •-ivili'-at ion. w hich render*- it di ll icnl l


Rf-donin. ami they art* jiol. liy an y mean s lo make a n a i in n of


th*'in. But tln*y .aro <*qua-lly d emo c r a t ie . . \ s I l iave .said in a p r e v iou s Iccinn* the . \rj ih was the tir.st d emo c r a t to ap p e a r on t in s e a r th , and the r e l ig ion ol Jshnn, wi l i i i t s mani tohi <lcjec*ts. lias tlii.s v i r t u e a t


l ea s t , that, it is |>crliaps a h e a d o f a n y o the r r e l ig ion iti c n ’a i i n g a real jiiuongf*t i ts ailhercii t .s .


fellowishtp I n i t ed by eom- inou l.ra*li iiou, a <-(*imnon langnag**^ and


c ommon h a b i t s of Hie, th e e i jua l i ty ot mati among.s t the .Arabs is v e ry r ea l . A’on tind no ha r r ie r s o f rac e, ctilour o»“ clas s which |s iinnh* -o ninch ol iti W^'stern eiv’i l i sa t io n . ami whi(.*h mor e th a n an y o th e r s in g l e c l e ­ ment.. cvc i 'pi il lie tin* I 'arado ol we a l th , ha> li’d ami may wel l lead lo Bt»lshevi.sin In W‘est<-rn Ixuriq**-. Proud ol la in n y ami t r ibe , the Arab i- f u ‘c ami i lcnio c ra l ic lo .a Winll.


A B e d o u in S t c r y . rin* Bev... .)**hn \ ’an l':ss. an e s t e emed


.Vtiicrican missi<*nary a t Ba s r ah, r e s id e n t ill Irmi for o v e r ;;(i y<*ars, i l lu s t r a t e s thi s hv the t o l lowin g s t o r y : - W<* sal ill the l e i i i o f S h e ik h Kalih, the t i tu la r head of al l l lie Mu n ta t iq . ih c cml of the tc-nl. l e a n in g on a eaniel .saddle .


-at- the S h e ik h hims e l f . j the i n s t i g a t i o n oj j


I’r e ' ident Wi l son at th<^ I'eaee t 'onler*’iiee. j S h o r t a g e o l Br i t i sh T r o o p s .


Ivirther ."i.OUl) Br i t i s l i . ami


Indian troops , h r i i ig in g the Br i t i s l i t ig l i t in g i s t r e n g th i ‘»


we r e reqniret l in ilie


f o u r s e of the | faq r ehe l l iou which was \ igol oiisiy '•npi're'.seii l>\ L i e n t i e i i e i a 1 .-Vylmer Ha ld an e , who rode rongh- s l iod ove r ih e eivi l atil horit ie.s in t!ie proces s ,


. - idle a in a fa c to ry . 1 • l ig io n s


f amu i e i -m was e x p lo i t e d to \ \ i f I f . At Karhala the .Mni lahid i»nhliely p« . formcil j ii '.i \ers on the etUTise td an /.ral» ! illed in a e l io n . . s igni fy ing the higlic.-t app oval of his mai tne r -d <leatli hy the r e l igions ant hori t ies. s in e e a wa r r io r .si* t r e a t e i l JS e n t i t l e d to the erowi i of ma r ty rd om and I ri'o hnriai in t lie odour id s amd i t y w i ih in tin' i ir e c imds of tin- Holy S h r in e . When e v e n in a l ly tlu* hark ol the r e l ie lhon was !>rok<*n, |ml*lie o p in io n in t lr e a t Br i la in wa.s tjul lic ienlly alarm«*d. t h a t in r e a l i ty we wt*re t r y in g to a n n e x Iraq, tiiat, t lie pi ini sh- im*nt. of l it e reliel.s which wonkl h a v e been fiiost s ; ihi iary eouhl not he i i i tl ic t i ’d. ami tlu* author i t ic. s in lra<i hai l lo lie c on lon i wi l l i imp o s in g iim*s in ritlos ami eas li . And a l th on gh siiine dn.UOl) ritles we r e recoveret l in thi s wa y it wa s not- long at to rwanks tli.ii the l.ribe.s td Iraq w<Tt* hid ter arinei l , both tuinli'rieallv a.s r<*garils ril les ami in ih e mode rn c i ia r a c le r of th e ir weaj ions , ami a tnmn n i t io n . th a n tlu*y luul ove r be en he- for<*.


'I’wo y e a r s Itad now elap.soil s in eo


th e . \n n i s l i c e . an d Lite .set 1 l emen i ol tho e ou u i r y on t le l ini te lim-s was a - la r oil as e v e r . At


thi s t ime , howev e r , Br i t i sh


HLale smen, if not the Br i l i s i t o l e e lo r a to , be g an to r e a l iz e th a t people e v e n in an o n t ly in g part- of th e wor ld l ike lra«i wonhl not. wait- imle t ini te ly t h r o u g h endl e s s di s - cu.s.sions ami c on f e r en c e s for the c omin g of peac e .


I t was the r e fo r e de c id ed to a rm


;k llrit ish r<*prosentat ive iti Iraq wi th sulli- e ient a u th o r i t y and inl luenc e to d e t e n a i i i c on tho spot th e n a t u r e o f tlu* fu tu r e g o v e r nme n i o f .Me.sopolamia , atid tlio choice fell upon S i r IVr ey Co s , fo rme r ly Civi l ( 'emni is s ioi ier in l la g inlad . a man ol rip e o xp e r ion c e in .Middh* Ka.siern a l fa ir s , and rite Br i t i sh r e p r e s e n t a t iv e u t Teh e r an the


c api ta l of Persia, d u r in g p a r t o f th e Wa r p.'i-iod. Tp to that, t ime th e c ivi l he.id o f Jrmi wa.s S i r Arno ld Wi l son , wh o wa s niv “ Ch ie f *’ wh i l e 1 wa s en g a g e d in rtm- u in g an V'nglish d a i ly newspap e r in Ba g h d a d . Like o th e r people ho ma d e mi.s- tak^s , Imt it. wa s ne c e s sary to h a v e a s c a p e g o a t or to ma k e o n e to a c c ount for tho


l-'rolu


tlic mi l i ta r y point, id v iew ho- was prohahly r igh t . D)ie hiieket of Water is u-eles.s to


,


a round .-at tin* iribc.--men in -‘rde r ly row-., .'suddenly in wa)ke*l a g a u n t h e d awe e . clad in liis om* g a rme n t .


l i e wa lk ed .si J’aight


to i l ie fr«*nt of l lio l e n t , t i irns i li is rni ta i i .-om* to u i i l i i n a few l\*el o f the .shoikti’.- Lo-,-. Old --aid.


• Ke f l ialnk. \ a l■^lIlli. rio-n he g lane ed to rig l i t an d l e l l and


l om d a. |*!ace in t!io row of sit tor.s. •* . \Me r a n i imi t e the e . . l le e hearei' i-anie f o rw a n l and ollei'i'il him i-ollee.


Ilie


Bedaw,-,- i.n*k i t . liehl it high ahovi* his lu-;ol. a i d l lnng the colVee t.i the g nm n d . The hum of eonver.-a I ion stopp(*{l at "nee and Kalili sai«l. •Si.»*ak, D heda.w.-<* I* 'I’ho hedawe e c ame forward a g a in ami told how h i ' came l had he en .sLilen in 1‘a l ih ’s t e i r i - t o iy . *.Ai id. ‘ sail! In*, ' u n t i l it is i-estored. \«mr hoimi ir is to me a s tin* edl (*e in tho i ,a id : ' Wi l l i i i i


came l wa - re eovi ’i'cd. am!


iwen iy - f .n i r Innirs ihe the h ed awe e


dr ank hi s i-olfee and sia l !u-d out a g a in , wi th i ie\ i -r a tlni iik yon or l>y y our h’a v e . ” lliiw many Kngl i shnu*n, ln>w many ol ns


Laneas l ritins. Wimlil v e n l i i r e u* a-ssei t out* i i g h i s in so snminar\ - a l:i'hi«»nr IN r o i i t i


eon''agi* in the . \r ah i.s more mi l ewo r th y ill th e cou n t r y t l ian in the towns . Tr ihe s - MieiL t i iongh ii 'i*aehennis lan d tr*’a ehe r y is nsna lL as soi - iated wi t l i l . ' a \ i ' and leai 'h’s'.; bnl


, -owardic e ) an* ilii* town sman ,


lln*iigli arme i l w i th a r evidxe r lilit* the r e<t . is n o to r ious for his laclv ol Imart .


'J’he


e a r r \ i n g nt arms is nnivi,*rsal. and it must, he -ulmiUe i l that l i ic iMc sopo lamian. of


wh a t e v e r rac,* or rt ' lig ion. is not la ck in g


in porsonal eonr a g i ’ wh en |U'o)>erly t ra ine i l . (t*-in-ral S i r .vylinor l la h h i i ie . w r i t in g «»t


tin- Id’Jil rehelHon, .say.s.—- •• No so one r liad the insni re*-! ion lo okei i out. than the rank and tile { ‘d the levie s


whom the Bri t is li Inul t r a in e d ) e sp e c ia l ly lho-:e in the .Middle Kuphr a ie s an*a. we r e a s sa i l ed by bhi ianl . propaganda- o\ e v e ry k ind.


In iho h a za a r s am! s tr e i ' t s tln*y


we r e opeul.v liaih'd as infnlels and trai l ,*rs : l e f n ' shme n t s we r e -leiiii-d ;li.*in at t!ie


eoffoe sho))s . ami in sev<*ral east*s ve s se l s from which th<*y hail d ru n k we r e ,*sL*nta- t ions ly Hung to tin* g r o u n d am! hroki*n. Ti ie i r femaU* relal ive.s we r e in tlu* lo r e l r ont o f thi.s c amp a ig n ,*f ahiis«*. ami ex,*rted all the. pr e s sure they eouh! b r in g to lii*ar to imluc<' t lie men to ilose«*t, a s s emb l in g in j 'lanmrons erowi ls rouml t l ie barraelc s . and


c a l l in g uptiii tlu*in to come to (iu*ir pro- i e e i i ,m.


'I’lmse »*f the lev ie s who bad been


r e e rui l e i l from tin* eon lit r.vsido b e g an to realize* that. t,» <*ontinm* s,»i-vln^ wi th the fon-e tm*ant the end of all r e la t io n s wi th


th e ir trilu*. But- what, pe r l iaps s t r a in e d llu*ir a lb 'g ian e o mor e th a n an.v thing e l s e we r e ih e rojiorts o f a s s au l t s on th e ir women f,»lk. wh o in s,mu* east's we r e stat t'd to h a v e be en earri i 'd oil' tu* ki l led. “ ! thin k in all fa irn e s s it. ma y he .sai<l


that in th e a n n a l s ,if t l ic Br i t i sh Umpir e no y o u n g fo r c e , a fo r c e i n t h i s ca.so o f only


ICEBERGS.


.Ai. .All


A P E R I L TO N A V IG A T IO N .


gua rd e i i l i ,*is . now s t e ame r laiu-s ( s ; ; \ s


! ! , -r:dd") . a i c that I 111 thi s yi-;i r. Tl.,


I! •poi i s I roin t lu- Lul l , ' , ! S l a t e s .-.uwl-


.<11 •• u >- pa t r,>l " in i lu- a u r . : e r in tlu- ' ‘ B.*st ,»tr ir.- is u n u s u a l l y | i !,-nti-


in 1 iie numbe r of bergs


d own from the .N'urih brongl i l b\ 1 tl,' I low ,-rl III > i out ol B a lb i i s Ba,\. Tli,- ar , ‘ m, ’he , l ami • l i sappoar i iv, ‘ly warm wat,*i s ol i lie l',»re they b,‘e,»nu* s.-f gat ion. Bill suliietiim-s. when ill


re 1' a lw a y s ;i \ a r i a t i , ' i i <-ome .-Jailing thi s s,.:i-,,ii.


11


■ut t liai sol s calei ' liutnii,*r


in ill,' ,-,>mpara- Giili Sin -a iu <•••-


iiieiuu’es to navi - iiil,-r lum


lii*,'ii unu su a l ly .'ev,Te ami ic.‘ i ia rne r . wliieli iuimIiI' :iiii-k,‘i- l l ian usual , or nil!,* fn r ih e r S on i i i . iai'i I lu'i r u a\' righ i ,Iow n inf w a\' lra\ '<-r sd bv tin- i in e i s . Tit n ilu- is gr ea 1 i n,l,*,-d a u I


u, ■ . . e


eaut i ,u; s Ma\’ig a l i ,ui . ia ii » wa rn iu g - . an,I iin- • • .a s io g \'.gdaiii-,* ar«- i-aH.-l lor. ar e aliiuist ,-x< I iisj v,'i y .-i p i o j i j . i


lo,-l.,’rgs ..f ihe


No r the rn 11' inispher,* ami oi ti i , ’ i-ast.-vn ,-oasi ol' the .Noi'tli .\in,*riean , -ont ini ’ut . Tlu'i'e ar e nmu‘ to >|i,-;ik of in ih,- .\ntar<-ii«* r.-gioiis and none in tlu* Va< ili,* Oc 'a i i .


li


is a lo r luna t i ' th in g , iiub-,-,!. lor sbip-i aiul shipj i i i ig. tlial ilu- s,-,.]ii of ttu'ir ma b ‘\o I, -nl a e t i \ i t i , - s is r a t lu r s ic i e t iv l imi i - f i . Gr .on la iu l may be tlesc!-i'.,-il ;>s th ” • •moth -r


,U ie.-ln‘fgs . ■' Stu- is r ,' •poi i s i l i lo f.o- u r a e - iii-ail\- a'l ot th«‘in.


l-'rntu Gr e enland th-


teelu'rgs pur sue a , ii'euit ,ius cni i s .* . urged hv 'i’hey irave i ai an avi-rag,* sp<-..,i


t lu ‘ Ihre* ini i ie ipa l . \rt i , - enrr, -nt s jn coni - bina i ion.


ot throe mi les an l iour ami mav take as liing as 10 m,nul l s to iiial:,* the i - inmey i fom tlu* spot wlu-r,* ihe y lir.st began an iml i -pemh' tu existL*nee to i | io lat i iml i ' <il ih , ‘ Grand B:uil<s in N*(*whmiullaniL Tlu* ‘giH'at ma jo r i ty ,»f i e ehe rg s s tart l'r<*m


the we*<t ,-oast ol' Gr e en lan d , in t!u* r egion ot .Mel\-ille Bav. that g r eat cu r v e ,1 iml en ta - t ion in tiie shor,* (*ne,)nni,*reil li,‘fi»ii‘ one ri'aches S in i l l i ' s S o u n d , the g j i t ewa y l o ih e . \r e t i e ,


he rgs a r e pi<*k<*d tiji h*- the c o a s ta l T‘iirr,*nts. r u n n in g no r th. ilu*n sw,*pt aiontul i)u* i iirv,' ol Me lv i l le Bay and a,-r,iss fhilhn's Bay into tlu* g r ip ,>f the Lahrjulor e i ir r ent . <‘arries t]i,*ni south ags i in. uas t


\vhi<‘b i in d s o n


S t r a i t . Hast Lain ad,n*. oas t N’cwfoi iml l j iml . unt i l tlu'.v meet, tin* tan-s lia iie»i di sohj irge o f t l ie Gul f .'stream. I lowing out from t lic c o a s t of i l ie r n i t e d .‘s t t i ie s ,


a r e Usiiallv emnpn'-'cd ,»f wh i t e ice.


'ri icse i•■eherg•i .A le s sor


nninhe r . him* in colour, o r ig in a t e front tlu*


‘••lacicrs which ilis<-h;trgo on th e eas t coas t *»f Gr,*eidaml . Th e s e ar e c.auglu. bv i!u* I’k'isj. Gr e en lan d ••inTenl . rnnnin*: south betw(*en Groenlaiul and 1c(*laml. T h e y doub le Ca.]V Karewel l . the [ -outhcrninos t oxt ri ' i i i i ty of Gr e oulaml . bejul iioril) ui> Da v i s S t r a i t , .and tire I'ompel^.'d to trtiversi* th e s ame eour.so a s Uu>se wb icb ar c fo rmed o n th o we s t c o a s t .


I no (• r,',*nla nd


( bo i,' ‘bergs . ,'n rr, ‘nt si-i- a


M-rgs will niak, ‘ le


ani e higll - p.uil


p.MO-.-. l i t i u g !>


TIo'H


l lu ‘ 1 a'st- i l ia ;


o n lv :l-,e riel; r a n wimie - em’e t ,md- l l l i ' .


u- ive Io.<d is tlu • !ma l l l : i , - s l . a l p . ” 1 I'rm UI..SI


a n d t l>,‘ siiiipli' f,'0(l- t ul f - •l•.•J•b•nlt nr;: 1 l a b , . a r e


a n 1 t ile Wei-st


.1 m o t e i : looi.in:


. ami b’ T H E S E W E CAN S P E C IA L L Y R E COMME N D ^ ^ r t f T E SOY O H T R ^ PR E -W A R AND POST-WAR DEVELOPMENT.


SOCIAL LIFE AND BUSINESS METHODS DESCRIBED. B y C. LO R D .


We p rm l be low tlio t e x t of a Mi les of e e t i ir e s on th e I roblem ol


jMesonolainia, de l iv e r ed la s t win t e r by Mr . O. Lord, and .sandwiel ied l i e ln o en ■i . e i ic.s of lcet.nr,.s on tl io doine-slie l i fe of tlinl. c o u n t r y . I be lentnre.s rei ie« tliJ ea r ly l i i s lorv ot Ibu , o n n t r y ; tb e a p p e a r a n e e ol We s t e rn n a l io n s in t lie i e i s i a n Cn i f l e a d in g ‘up to l l io Gr e a t Wa r ; and l inai ly a de.script ion ut so c ia l and


bus ine s s l i f e ani l l l ie prospe c t s for th e fn lu r o . F IR Q A


ADVERTISER AND TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6. 192G.


a. f ew jnonihft ’ s t aml in g , has «*vor lioloro passotl rhrougl i .so high a trial . Dosertor.s t h e r e we r e a f ew. lo r e v e r y wh o r e men of me a n sj>iril wi l l bo l o n n d ; but wl ien tho t emp t a t i , in s to whic l i the lev ie s wore suh- ii*ete«l, whic'h almo.st pas s ed o iu lu r a n c e , ure wc igl ie i l a g a i n s t thos<* id' them who proved fni thl e s s , flu* mit iiher is in s ig n i i io a n r .” 'I'he . lows (d‘ Bagluhul a r e probably tlie


w<*alf biest, se ct i -m o f t lie c ommu n i t y . Imt. if l i i e y c la im the riclu*>i th e y h a v e al so to atdcmkwicdge t lie poores t in the p o p u la t ion . Th e Ba gh d ad .slnu-hhuks ai'o mos t ly . lewi sh hov.s. Tl ioir a t t i t u d e to woma n k in d re- niai i is n n e i ia n g ed . and a l th o u g h tlm .Tewish wnm.an in Ba gl idad is not. snhjeei . to tho s ame rest riel i ,ms as tlu* Mo s lem, she knows not lihc-rlv as tlu* Kiiropeaii woma n knows i t . or ,*ven as tl io Bagluhul C'hristiiui


woman . T h e S h e i k h in R e a l Li f e . Tlu* .'-^lieil<h is mneh ini.'Under.stooiI by


We.s iernei -s wlu* ha v e o n ly s e en him i* ie tnrcd at the eim*ma. house.s and ju d g e him to he ;t man o f tho most. pre|iosNc.ssi ng a p p e a r ­ an c e . in e x l ia i i s l i l i le we a l th , l iv in g a l i f e of e a s e and lu x u r y , wa i t ed upon han d and foot-, .snrroniub'ii hy lol lowe r s a n x io u s to do hi s h i iMing , and h a \ i n g ;i sj»eeial we ak n e s s f,*r a h d n e t in g pr,*tly g i r l s .


.Vrtnall.v tlu?


.sheikh in most, in s ta n c e s li\'e s a. . s trenuous HK*. atui hi s hold *d' the good ih ing.s of l i f e i.s uuieh mor e nreeaii«*iis th a n is g,uier- all.v im.'igitu’d. And tlie n ime p a r a n io n n t th e .sheikii the gioat<*r hi s r espons ihi l i t ie. s . 'Hie c h i e f .sheikh o f a e o n f c l e i al ion of t r ibe s s iu l i as


d i sp en s e r o f j i i s i iee and the <-iiil*odinient of exi ' i ' i i l ive a u th o r i t y .


NEW H EALTH TALKS


T H E F IN E S T R EM E D I E S IN T H E W O R L D .


Tl io tin es i rome i l ie s in t lic u o r h l ea i ino l


b»- l»,)uglii at t lie , -hcmi s i ' s .sliop. Tlu-y ar e not solil tor ,-as!i ov e r th e o u i i t e r ami the y a r e as e a s i ly , )bta inable by t l ie pom* :is l»y th e riel i. Tl ie i.iu-si l e in e i l i e s in the wor ld a r e ti,U the nu>st si-it?uiiiio ami the most c o s i ly d ru g s . .s,-ruiiis, g lamlu la r ox- i r a c t s , .railium ray.s. e t c . . Imi the r emeuic s ol naLurt* whic l i l ioui i l i tul p r o v id en c e has p u l sit ,Mir di spo sa l .


‘Th e s e ri'iiieilios a r c


tresh a i r , sui i s l i ine . ,.‘\ i ‘rcisv. wal , -r . right loo<] and re^>l. Year s a g o iluiae uh<> .sul fered from con-


s i impt io i i oi the lung s we r e ke iu in warm r,ioms from whii-h t lie Iresh a ir wa s rig,>r- ,m.siy e \c lmh . ‘iL Dr a u g h t s we r e .supposetl to bi* lumn fn l . Th e p a t i e n t s W(*ri* givc*u man y ami ve r \ e\pei i s i \** inetlicine.s and pa t ent loods .


.\ i i l iat t ime the mo r ta l i ty


i iotu e<iiisnmjit ion was t en r lnl . • \b o u i to \ ea i ' s ;igo a G,.*rniaii ^irotesjor


<lisi-o\4*re,| the mi ,r o - .>ig ani sm ,»i tubi'r- eiil its is . ai i, l he ami ollu.-r s,-ii-in i-.t s en- dea\,*nr»-il li) ,li>o,*ver a <lrng ,u* a .serum \ thieh w,)uld di ' s lroy the haeillu.s.


i lu-lli-et i \ •- :tii,l the la i ln r e ,>l .N‘(ii-


w i I list ;i nd i ng i li,* nu'si , ‘m’fg e i i,‘ re.sea ri-h, II,> sjit isla,.-t,<ry treat im-nl has a s \4-t lw.-,.*n ,li.se,>\et ,-d. it was f,Mind i l iai liriig s ami si-rnnis


t lie .Mniitaliq u iu-nt ioned by


•lie Be \ . \ ’an l*Ns i .>r the Du la i in. may <-.miroI tlu* l ive s a n d fortniie-; o f oiu* or two Imiulrt.'d jH'ople.


If >o. he is th<* soi,? . \ lw a \ s he must,


he a«-i','Ssiliio l,» i-,*mjilaiiils. ••vmi ul ie i i ihosi* at',-, made agains t . h-ss,.r sh,* ikh' . aiul r,-a*ly to do h a t i i e lor his i;eop!e’s i in e r c s t s when luenaeod l*y tlios,* ol o th e r t r ibe s , aiui some - liriu's 4-\-en a g a in s t the ( o ix e rnn ient i t s e l ) . If on e o f hi s mmi is wa u l e d hy tlu- fbiv e rn nu*nt.‘s ptilieo for rol*ber.v wi th \ ioleiu-** or mu rd e r , lie must In? quick to malco up liis mind hetweeri ilu* d emaml ina«|e upon Iiim i.t <ieH\<*r tlu* < nlpr i l up to i i i s i ie e and t r ihal s e n t im e n t . On the otlu*r haiul lu* ma.v h a v e to argm* tlu* c la ims ol on e of h i s ’ jH-nple who ha.s a g r i e v a n c e a g a in s t the ( lo v o rnmo n t .


If lie is a p;u'anu*nnt .sheikh


lu* wi l l ho a. la r g e la n d own e r , Imi, if hi.s inefttno is ♦•nornioii.s hi s es|K' iises :tr«* lik^i- wt se en o rnmn s . an d lu* is t *'e(|nent l \ . lilce i l ie i,nndownf*r h e r e , lia rd p u t to it tor ri*ad.v mon e y . Al or,-o\«*r. hi s h o sp i ta l i ty must, ht* o[*en to all and unstiiit**d. ami he ma y lx* involve t l in ln*avv d u e s to the (Jo\'i*rmiu*ni


for'


I rihesiricti and iroin which the i rihesiiu-ii get. t-lie j iiain benc l i t .


land oeeupi**d hy hi s ’I’he fa i lur e •>! a


rai ial usi-d for i r r ig a t io n purpos e s may «-anse a wh o le v i l la g e * to ein ig rat.* to o th e r | a r i s and a t ta ch i he i i i sc lve s t. anoih**- she ik h.


.As the* trihal sy s tem fall s into


d i s u e tml e the po s i t ion ot tlu* she ik h l.ie- 1,'onies more and mor e pr e c a r ious . Some -he ikl ' s ha v e a lr eady g iv en np i lu' ir e,*nnir> h o ld in g s beeai i se the y call no long--i| m a in ­ ta in th em, and whiU* r e t a i n i n g i lu' ir rani:


• Hit. of eo i i r le sy the y lia \,* b<-e.>nie in e r eh a n l s ill Bagluhul .


sq u i r e . r, ‘p*'es<*nts a. j ilmse ol .Arah l i fo which is p a s s in g awa y .


'Hu* sh<*ilth, l ike the Kngl i sh . \m l in ilu* towns ,


tiiank.s to tlu* appea ra iu-e o f AVcstcrn eivi ! i s ;u i ,m. eloct r le i ty . u-b*graphs . rai!- wa y s . e t c . , an a r t i s a n ,*l:iss is g r ow in g up an •.-ntirely new eleni,*nl. in Ira'p lit,*.


Th e v o i in g man o f the t i'ihe in the «le-<'i'i wa t eh e s th e a r r iv a l of the r a i lwa y , and next se«’s the d a i ly a r r iv a l and depa' - tnr e


• if t r a in s , and tin* liir«* oi tlu* Luvn tak»-s jio s sos sion ,if him e x a c t l y a< it, do e s o f i l ie c tu in t r yman »>vor he r e .


Bagluhul lo >•’(■]; eiii[rlityiiu*ni. if mu on th e raihvay t l icn as a ehanf fenr .


.Next lu* is n|f to . \ i id s.)


the l i f e o f the de s e rt is c h a n g in g and an a r t i s a n c las s is <-s lahl i s l i ing i t s e l f in the towns . But >\hile ;it hoitic. ihi 'o cgh nis iradi* u n io n s , the a r t i s a n is th e eh i e i bul ­ wa rk a g a in s t th e Go v e rnment , if nei-d he or a g a in s t vi 's ied int^wests . in Iraq lie ha- lifst. (o frei* hims . - l f from t r ibal ign o r a n e e , fr«un snspieioM o|' e v . ' r y ih in g p o l i t ic a l , ami la>?i- o f rc'liguois fanatiei-^m ami intoh-r- ;ini;e.


til tills' li,' wi l l he liolpi'd l>.\' the abo l i t ion o f ilu* Idootl L'-uds.


N. -m u e e k ; Tl IK XKW STATK AN D T i lK Nl-AV i )AM'N.


d ru g s and nu-die ine s c aus ed mel t to I'i'iv almos t e x iH i s i \ e l y up,m tin* gr,*at remeiiie.-,


ol n:tt lire I Dr l rea t men t . |•^lr s e \ e r a l de iauies tulu-


t r , ‘a i ed nuiinl.v li\ fresh aii fooi l , clea idi nes s . **\eri-iM-


tho r e su l t s ai l i ie \ 'e , l haiie III i r a ,n lolls. Tnl>eri-nlosis


rluhisi-, has iie«.-n su n l ig h t , rigli t ami r e s t . am!


l),-L-n a bs,ii jj i i-i y has .s,i nineh


d imin i sh ed , imr i ly hy a i t idy i i ig tlic


roiiicdic-s ,d' n a iu r e . parl lv hy imi>rovnig Imu s ing . ilu' milk' supj'i.v. et, - .. ami i , -a ehing peo|i |, - ill h,*altli ih e bem-lit ot Irosli air, that that ,lis,*ast* lias d i m i n ish«-,l in the iiuisl


,*\ t raordi iiar.v ma n i u f . Tu l i e r eulo s i s used t,» he tiie most lre<|m‘iil and wid e sp r e ad ,l isi -ase. Bel,>i'e I,mg il may l ie cui ie ,>ne of ilu' rares t ot «liseases. Ti le s ;i iia t ,iria lor oui isniupl i \ e s ha \ e ttiirai-le ,-nr<-s.


il as a rule soie|\ - l<\ r,-st. gooi l l,»<d, )i-esli a i r , s u n l ig h t , e tc . ( ■,iiisumpl ive> ,>lt<*ii


aehiev *


s|o ..p all t ile y e a r iX'iiiui m th«- open air. Ti le g r ea t i iieri l <>1 s a n a t o r ia i-mis ists in thi s , t h a t they t ea ch pi-opi,- how to i i \ e . Ve i ' i la lde mira<‘U* ,u r e s nt the ,lr,-aih-d Uilieri*nlosis ol tlie h<'n,-s l i a \ e iM.-en brong i i l ahouL i»y indic i ,)Us e xp o su r e to s u n l ig h t , in K.nglaml and man> otlu*r cmintriL's ap-


par. •nlly a l II f e , •


di s ea s e s wh


< ii''ahle. ln<di,-s !


h o p e le s s c r i p p l e s . s i i t fer ing t ro iu


n, li ,'ion-l \' to su n l ig h t p,us er ful I'eineds ami


ol t h e spi le - a n d t e r r i b l e l»one h lo r im- r ly we r e t h o u g h t in- n u u l e whole liy e x p , ,s in g t h e i r S u n l ig h t Is


l,>r non- , ‘Xperts to a p p l \ . lor apt to p f . ' s , ‘ \ i‘r\ liartut nl. .Natur e is a g r e a t hea le r . Dissi-ci i,ui of be l l ie s t f e , |u en t ly r ev , ‘a Is t uliei-onla r les imi s


ill the lu n g s ami eis*-uhi;re wl i ieh h a \ ’<‘ heen <-iired. S e i e n l i s i s hav,*


s dan g i ' fou s I o\ 'erd,i se Is


;iiul tlo-s.- ar e


C H E A P P R E P A I D S . (OX LAST BA(a*: i .


The f o l lowin g c la s s o f .-VdveriiijcinetitvS, wIh’m KEMl rt ANCi-S -'.KK sK.Sr WITH ITIK OUtiKk,


1 rade or ri'gular iiusines-: .salc.^ .-e,- Ik-!ow ar e c l iargcd as follow.s : Om*


Threi


AN'ords. 12 i S


2-1 :i() ;U3


“ Ap ply


1 ns e r i ioi i . 1 U


1 A I d


1 P 2 1)


•Six


h i s i ' f t ion s . Ji I'eri i,tus 2 (1 2 (> :t 0


■} b •1 f.


•* f* 1 u * .Advertist ■r ami Tim,-' >


d d 7 li


Otli,!-


moans t lml tli4.? name and aiMre.-.s oi tlu* ailvi-rt i ser tua.v bo 4il>taitied at :l;.- *• .Advert i ser ami 'I'imi'.s ** ktllice.s. m- \ ,i i | bo SI'IIL by post on i et|uo>t. :ici <unp.i im ,1 b.v a- stamp4.-,l and address,-d > n\L‘lop<- <-r pos t , a r d .


•* \Vi ‘i i e (B o x .Nniiilu'r oi- iniiia l .s t ' im-aiis that, repl ies to the iuiv4‘rti.-,emoiit ntu't i,.. mailo liy b‘U,-r ,>ni.v. ad,lto.sse.| t.. the liox nnnibe r or in i t ia l s . r .< Q;.. .\<Iv(‘rt i sor and 'rim,?*" Ollie,?.


Wh e r e lulvor t isor s u s in g Bo.x .Numin-:,., r equi r e r epl ie s fo rwa rd in g liy p,<st. an


e x t r a Od. uliould bo r emi t t ed u i t l , onl , i , wh e r e th e y iu ton d to cal l at the uli). •• for th em no oxlrt i c h a r g e i.s ma,b- lei j, lk>x Numb e r .


k ^ U S iN E S S S A L E S . .Sales a p p c ' r t a i i i i n g to r e g u l a r t i i i - in - " -


at'i* a c c , -p te d for i n s e r t i o n in ilu- I ' im m -. Sale.* c o lum n a t tlu- t o l lowin g ::i:--s


On e


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i n . ’I -IX.


A ( ' K NO W1.1-: DG -M I 'hVrS. IN .M I-LMt) 111 A ,M . .M.MMH.u;!*: N ( )T in * : s . \:u-.


Bi r th s . I>,'atii.s and .\,'kiu>u ! ,-,lgnuii i.s. :i pr epa id, a r e a ' i , ‘pl<‘<i at *J «i eaeh ; li ti,<ok('<I.


•}/• e a e h ’. In Mi-tiioriam .Nolii'c.s (p r ep a id ' . 2 ' :- pins lid. l'>r ,-acii loiir liiu's o| \ .-rse. ..|- l(‘ss t h a n i,>nr l im- s ; if Inii,k,-<1. " p l u ' ! - fo r ,‘aoli t o u r lin,- s ol V(‘i ' , ‘ o r l,‘-s ; .Ma tn a g ' -, il p!'. p.; ui .


It i«<ok,‘,i. o •


ROUND SHOULDERS AND DAD TEMDERS,


A M O R E B A D T E M P E R E D WO R L D T H A N 5 0 Y E A R S A G O . ”


s ia t» ’«l that tlio


g n -a l in a io r i ty of ini'ti and women .siilfer at some tinu' or oilu -r Irmn i nheri-nlosi.s wi thout k n owin g i t . Tl ii s can scare,-Iv sni ‘- pris»- U-. M ,* abs e f l i eser.v da.\ the g e rms ol nnme i -ens , ii seas , -s whi,-h ar e ki l led aiul , ‘i imin a t ed h.\' ilu- lu-al t iiy bedy. Fres l i a i r , . sunshine , rigl i i 1o,m1. ••xerois,-.


wa t e r , aiul adei jiia t t ' ri'si ran i‘liininat4? roii sniiqi t i,ut ami ean eonvei' t a hope le s s in- \a l i i ! in to a s t r o n g iml i s t t l t ial . It is tlu-r,'- loi'i' , ju i l , ‘ oils imis that lli?*sc won d e r fu l ri'iiK'iltos art' l»mnul to b,‘ g ood tor near ly all d i s . a ' , ‘s b e caus e they leiul to s t r e n g t h e n i lu ‘ i ia tu ia l r, ‘s i s ia t i r , ‘ of tho hody in its ligiit agains t -


iiis,*ase. T lu ' i e fme .


a l l ’, , ‘x e ro i s e . l ig h t loot! , and so lort l i . ar c ahso lute ly insalnahh* for t lu ‘ su-li ami Weil. Tlu'V pr<‘\ e n t s iekm- ' s a i i s i n g ami


g i ’i'a tly liwlp in o\ e r e em i ng sa-kiu'ss wli,-ii tt has a' .tiu'ked us. To t lu ‘ a i u i e n i s . tia- umu l e r tu l cu r a t iv e pi-wiT ol l !u‘ r em, ‘d i i ‘s e | natur , ' was


i^lleWl1. Tlu ‘ ( ir , ‘elis and I’o i iiaus t i’ea:*d < xi i sni iqi t ion b\


• ‘I'lie Uo' ’lil The id(l4 u ;


wa s *)0 y t ? a i ' a g o a n d i l u c e , q i i i r t e r - oi ti,.- ba, l t em p e r in i lu ‘ w,u‘lil is sb,>nidei’s •Is


t o l n i - ‘l--ii lit; •,l


t l ii iig


tract l.i s elo-si If la* only s .p ia i cd liis ,s|i woi iM titid it lunch angry ." The- , ' a i \ ‘


liniiia n na t ni',- x -H.A.E


l r , ‘<li tin*


a II iio \ a lie,- ) h u n e i i


'oim* oi I lit made b\ .M


l»o,ii( on sc j t-lit-a 11 ng l ‘.'L' was d f s p a i i e d 'if by


• tlicer who iu .Ml


hi


1 es| i It oi a 11 ai'e i(h‘ii t . c la ims t . plei,-|\- eiitt'd lMms»-Il bv mean - I'.m-lid <<l 11,‘a l lh "■ ami -m


\‘. i ‘ll-k iiow II aina i4‘ur a i iiu'i,' a- * • ( )ii l li*‘ w la'l,- I lu ‘ inost ill


\m-U- i Ik‘ o p e n - a i r l i l e . mor e or


less on i lu ‘ s ame lim-s a s we ,1,» at p r e s en t . <L’, ‘,‘ks am! Bmi iai is :ij>]ir,-,'iated i iu ‘ s a ln o ot 11',-sh a ir far* inori' than w, ‘ ,lo nowaday.s . ami wo i iui i to,ik i-xt 'ieise n;i


,‘.<<r,l a thle i i ' mean s nak<*<l mail e'-«i liing w:is s c a n ty aiul loose so and light <’ou 1,1 l»aI h, ‘ t lu'ir wli,-n Inl ly . ir e s s c l . New H<‘al l i i S o i i e lv is b>


The


1 ion d i ' i


e r,‘a i t ‘d r , ‘u


l i a \ , ‘ id


| |U‘


ingni ' lu-d bL'eoiiie


lat , l i -e I sci, .| | i i s i s . nied. u<in-jn'ole'sioiia i il


oikI.t i u I whiel i \ .able


•onvima‘,1 b\ obs t tin- eae,- i-:ill i<e I',--,' a s e cal! be t'iiiniMil led cut ii w, ‘ 1 i'eely iiiak pow “ I'fiil rt'iii


I ntl


•.■ill l iave lor ih e ■ i iu ‘ maio ri '.y > : lu‘ uon-n o i‘A -. n : he pool


w iu-.low wiiu' o'u i,‘M It is ila lop a I


1.1 is blow iug l ight i \ a - i l\- ll•‘n'•!it l ii'


s g.-mwal l .oal jl i.


ran i " 1 11 r , ■ !ii' Ills


Tlu‘ir that air bo,


i ii isa- I ami


men . ho i'\ at ion and


U',* of lie s of


i skLig. Ihe ir


1 :ms4? st in.lit


p,-opIe in i fie World .-ir-.- tliO'C j.; t ' l i n lO i i g . " sa i i l .Mr. I 'ema t i . '■ i ;iot m ‘i’4 - s s anl \ ila* hes i w. i ik o i - • • 11 y ,111 i < M ik a ceil s,I s . >t !;,


I le


I, Mi pi •r,-i I people yet; wonM lim III roiiiiil - sh onld e r ’.'-l Sn<l(b-n i r r i ia t ion ; • til l me


••u.


mi i lu ' i r s j iei i idei e . .


\ 11 a ! 11 \ ami - t i .al l ami n - n i l


t h a t t h e l.i 't


' l l i .i i limy -p w a s t e d . Thi -.1 se.i,-,,!.U-V 'lim .1.liber


si a ri li ug i n g L. .M


mti' t ......


rt a .11


ip p im 11' .m-iit.-il .\erK,-f s.


.1’ el tlii-s i i t : l e II • w s |-i -ga |-d I e g a ’ b


l‘!eniaii a-; iiim-it < ■ a t i i . eliaii- as


•• ( ,'! ii.i..i, |.i.. sii ‘ tl 1r a 1c : m. nm- :al ■ .


enibi-;i- e


tun -cles a- w. ! l • •Ti l ,


s i ; 11IIL; q ! 1 u • 1 1 y 1 1 ; e|>>s4-d ( nd allow i g


on (o V hu ll lu! !g' ,


r iu‘ s , ‘ml ll


\\ iu'le b mIv <an 1 < h-


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in all MUiie sj Oft ,o- ex. i Tim m ,,t that ,--.ereis4- ;; ul lli in k in g -i hai e \e r - i',* ..........1 t.


111 \ : iy ,<f m- tna l l ’.


i'.m tu g


Tl-e ! . -1 d ig , si !0 ]is a r e p , s - e - - e 1 b\- p o o r ly - Paul


ol i lu' h i l t i ' f a r e m <’o-t 1> . lull th e y a I’o i :tr \ ': >m ,-oar s , ‘St


a b l , ’ to t lie o b 'g .u . t prod<ict i l ! 'o ci ioicos t wl ii* , ‘ l i i 'ur .


L i; i! |si-d n u ‘U am i w ouioi


!':*,<ni , \ ei ‘-f, ( d i n g t lia n f rom I ; is at- i l lu s in n to i.(*li(‘\', sn - i ' i i i ' l !;•’n o n r boiH'-s by


'11’1‘u g t l u 'n t u g f-'o 1'. b o d i e s ot air


tlu'in in tit-cessa rv


l - a l , ‘(l f, st r e n g i k


p ig s . I I , ir ilu* e lo l l i in g


• tiiat ‘.’.ba t


1 r ‘Ugt


on»’ rait '-hm's ,'' am! har 1 ,'X,‘t'<i',‘. st.'thle


and


wiapix*d fed


w i th p l a i n f , ‘od. I f 'Ve k ep t w i t h


•;p tlc.'.n o >nii , !m n n - , ,!iiren-


od. thi'y v o n ld los,- in-alih and wouhl a s sume t tu* shapi ' ,>f se s wlut Imvi* hcen ov(*r-l',‘i! and


id,‘r-,*x,*reisetl .>f i eu ileg»*ne>-a(e and ilu'ii t i .cy a r c hriingl ii haeiv 1,» b,*:tlth and


s t r e i ig lb hy pla in fo rd in g and ’ igh exi'reisi*. Tlu* i im’st rt'iticdios in th e w,n*ld ;.i‘e tho


. \ s soon a s tlu*N‘ ar e alloat th e i<e-


grt'C.t fei iu'di i's o f nalnr«* omtnu ra t ed . 'I'hov art' availablt* 1,t all o f us ami t ’-u'.v .sc:v(* not. only in f 'otnbal i i ig e ' l s l i n g dt-(e.Ts«* but in wa i ’dinj.’ nif imp e a i l in g d i s o a - c . ami ho la t t ( - r , is f.nr mo r e impo r tant


t i tan tho


iDrtner, It is v e r y iniu'h b e t t e r to !la^•c a dis4*ase-r(*sisting b,i<ly tban a snse4*pt iblt* c,ntst it ut ion w l ik b n'tjuita's ns t,) tnule rg o 4-,»-.t)v <‘ut*os. It wi l l be obs e rv . ’d Iba t tbei'o ar e a go od masi.v iial,' ;nMl I tv i r ty , Id 'lu'n an d women a b o u t wh o s e r en e ly g o thr4)ugli litV wi t l ion l d i s e a s e and wlut t 'n tn o l timlo r- s taml wb y ,d b e r pr, -ple art* a lwa y s a i l in g , .As a I’nle it wil l be f eu n d tha t th e s e womb*r- ftil mo.*: an d women 1 r-ve for t i l ied the ins t ' lve s a g a in s r disojtso wi th t h e g r e a t renii -dio s 4»f n a tu r e .


'rhev nr e In\o r s o f op en - a i r and


o x e r e i s e . of plai t i fo od and adcqn,at<* rest-, wi i i le th o s e wh o snf for in b o a l th v n in lv try to ma k e go od t h e i r g r a v e Tai s t ikos o f l iv in g by d r u g g i n g • .l ie inselves wi th p a t e n t tnedie ine.s and d n ig^ o f v.n.rions k in d s .


1 •V t a s t v an,! Imb-atv';,! b r e a u i--


•‘u' l ie ia l . T !u‘ a s t ly pi-et',‘1*-


GROWING QLD TOO SOON ?


M o n y C l i th e r o e F o l k s Fe e ! Oif icr a n d S l ow e r T h a n T h e y S h o u ld . y ou wi-alc. l i i ’cd, and ‘.M*?n-i’u: ' D-i


y,ni l(‘ci yi'ar.s o lde r th a n o th e r i<<i!{ ol youi ’ !tg,‘ ' Th en li'ok to y ou r kidm-y- !


kidne y s a r e tio- l>lood i i i i e f ' . ajal n im y w e a k e n , l im eli,',-, is ( |uiekly l e l t . ^’ou h. ; \e (••insiani Icu kae l ie . Imadai-iu.-.'. l i i z z im-" ai d u i imi r y no i ib k ' s . You l , e i ' t i l l ami ail played ou t . Don' t wai t for woi ’-<- t L'si* Doan'*- Baekai - lie Kid n e y i ’ilis tiu'y wi l l lii'ip to -t reiigt lien and s t imn la i e tin* a g e -wo rn kidiu-v" and makt* yon


yi 'ars


.voiiiigej’. He;ul whc.l ilii* l l i i imoai r,-sid,-nt. say.s:


b n iMth . \ i ir i l . 1!*IS, .Mr-. IT \Y hm a k e r . Hig h Br a lm- t e r ra c e . Hu n < ' . i t . - a id :


•* l•^u* s ome t ime 1 wa.s g r e a t ly troubled wi th lmeka, - lu‘ and r h euma t i sm till o v e r iny liod.v.


'I'he pa ins in my haek w e i c .-.lablilu,-. and took all , ‘iic**gy fiMin nu?. 1 ''onid hardly he a r them and’ the y <li sturhed my ri.'-.t. “ .As o th e r ' symptoms iiidic j it4, l kidne.v


di-orih*r. I di ' t e rmin ed to try ! ),tan's Baek- siche Kidno.v Bi ll - .


s p l en d id ly , cur ed t l ie hackaclu* ami


honri il.v r c 'o imn cml th em." On 1-Hi D(*,’cnih(*r. HUJ*"). Alt's. Wltiuakt'i*


.sjiid:— " I k e ep r,*markably wel l in spite* of i i i e r c a s in g .V4*ars. I^oan's Bill s k4.-ep mo


r ig h t . (S ig n e t l ) K. Wh i t t a k e r . ’’ S am e prieo o v o r ywh e r e , Us. a bo x . l>on’t.


i\<k for •• b a ck a ch e pi l l s ,” or “ .k id n e y pi l l s .” a-sk d i s t in c t l y tor DOAX’.S Backaclu* Ki t l t ioy


Bi l l s , t h e s ame as Mr s . Wh i t t a k e r h a d . 'I’l iese i’4'li,*V4-d me I !'! •■ 1 -.


a r e 1, i ii 'd ; t:uong 1 he iimU i -mi l i i utai ' -e s . '1 he Ma highly c e e c . . . | t f; t,-,{ ami eV.-.‘-t elim-,! lo,«l -


p* i.


t i .em ; s i-tii, i'‘ui y -|s,-d.


“ |•■or tei Iri‘i- ;| •’l a i n a ih o n i t i


' c , ‘" a r y . luit 11^ IMlseh [”


Ill ceal i - V t h e <-h,-aq V. lu a re pi ', ‘t,-.*ai»le.


-sul.-t - ' lueli.i ir -,l of


,\ei-s ^!' .- ;Ucr l l i a n t h a t ■>! Die a l lu- sel,-L


on phy sma 1


•i i 111' liuuh- pnolis lo-i l '


Li.l .


tl UlU'et*-' ;s


It lb<-\ Is -d apt Ki


7 11 :• II


1 1 M in u


mmu'l.v, .Si tuat ions N'acani or \ \ aiucLl. Hous es to J.vt. .Vrticlo.s L,'.st or l•■,^uml, or J*'or Sal,*, etc.


(p r iv a t e sal- ‘s <.Ull\ lu


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