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SHE WENT FROM BADTOWORSE Down to 98 Pound* — Fmallj Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham’. Vegetable Cleveland. Ohio.—" After having my

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Boy of Ten Busy Criminal Police officials of New Brighton. N. t. are searching for a ten year-old boy. who was a model pupil during the daytime and a cracksman at night. After he was arrested and had confessed to 22 crimes, including 7 of . breaking into and entering stores, he disappeared Good Idea “There’s no money In being s professor." •Tlwn why not get a Job as coach of the Latin class?"—Louisville Cow-rler-Jnurnal.

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World’s Largest Aviation Field Dedicated

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\ The largest aviation field in the world, at Dayton. Ohio, has just been dedicated with impressive ceremonies participated In by Secretary of War Davis and other government officials. This is Wright field, named for the Wright brothers, and It consists of 5,000 acres.

Palestine Jews Expect Messiah

Look for Coming of Superman Who Will Put End to Next World War. New York —A new Messiah who will become king of rhe Jewish nation and whose appearance’ will put to an end the next world war is predicted by the orthodox jev.s of Palestine. They declare that he will be a superman and that his kingdom will be a great center from which will radiate peace and brotherhood extend ing throughout the entire world. The revelation of the Messiah will be preceded by the rebuilding of the temple, they say. adding .hat this will cause the enmity of many nations. es;>ecially those of the Moslem world. The last world war will focus Itself In Palestine, and’at .the critical mo ment when all appears lost the Mes sinh, coming from heaven, will gain a decisive victory, according to the pre dictions. It Is said he will Immediately be prociaimrit king, the first king of the Jewish nation in 20 centuries. 50.000 Jews Believe. Os the 15OUMJ .ews in Palestine, must of whom have returned there from the four corners of the earth since the war. at least fio.tmo hre ex peeling developments to rapidly Iran spire until at an unexpected moment the Messiah will be revealed. “The Jews arc praying .very day for the coining of the Messiah.” declared the president of the town council o, Peta Tikva, the largest* Jewish agricultural colony m Palestine. "The Jews believe that some time a Messiah will come who will oring good not only to the Jews but, to the whole world." remarked D. Smithson, who was decorated for distinguished service In Palestine during the war. “This idea Is spreading throughout the country.” he continued. “The movement to Palestine, the settling on the land and the building up of the Jewish national home is the forerunner of the Messiah." declared Ephraim Sacks, formerly of

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HEIRS OF AN INSANE WOMAN CLAIM TWELVE MILLION FUND

Viscount Bangor One of Claimants to Fortune Administered by Crown Since 1798. London —Viscount Bangor, the well known Irish peer and targe tandown er. is one of the claimants to a fortune of more than SI2,tMM».OOO In s suit against the British government which win form one of the most romantic cases of the Chancery court here for many years. The claim goes back to 1798. In that year, there died in London one Marla I’Eplne. a certified lunatic. She left a fortune of about W&MMW At compound Interest this sum Is now estimated to be worth about SI2..W,iMM» The original estate was administered before Maria's death, by the lord chan edlor. as the le®M guardian of all persons of unsound mind. Afterward, the crown asserted that Marla wks an illegitimate child and. /

Chicago, now president of the town council of the beautiful orange-pro-ducing colony, Rebovoth. The ideal of the restoration of the temple just prior to the coming of the Messiah is soon to be realized, they hope. Ever since the destruction of their last temple, in 70 A. D.. by the Roman Emperor Titus, the Jews have gathered daily at the famous “wailing wall” in Jerusalem praying for the rebuilding of the temple The invasion of the Moslems in the Seventh century resulted In the erection of the Mosque of Omar, the third most sacred shrine of performance of the sacred rite* of the ruined temple. “The Mosque of Omar will be torn down soon and a wonderful temple like Solomon's shall be built there!” happily exclaimed a rabbi as he was looking out over the temple area from a window of his synagogue. Rumors are widespread that the specified parts of the temple have already been prepared In various countries. ready to be transported to Palestine and assembled at a moment s notice. A group of Jerusalem Jews has actually sent a petition to the League of Nations asking for a portion of the

Chimney Sweep Had Very Hard Life

Lads Under Ten Years Employed in Hazardous Job in Old Days. London.—The chimney sweep—that noi-y fellow who was wont to announce his appearance in the neigh borhotxi with ioud 4alls from the housetops—was marked for the discard 190 years ago when John Bentley. a Umdon man. invented a machine which cleaned out flues. Bentleys invention was recalled here in connection with a report on the business it has yielded If its century of use. Many are the tales of hardships endured by the chimney boys of London prior to 1827. While in the United States men frequently did the work, it was the custom in England to recruit the chimney sweeps from boys who were In the poorest circumstances. Only 50 years ago. according to the records, a chimney-climbing boy was suffocated while at work, and the man who employed him was sentenced to six months’ hard labor as a result. Bentley’s Invention was quite a simple one. consisting of a circular bmsh attached to the end of a long rod. which, made in sections, could be lengthened or shortened, as desired. The. brush was pushed up the chimney and'moved up and down. As one section after another of the rod was detached. the whole of the chimney was swept There was little regard for the wel fare of the chimney boys In those days and Bentley’s Invention made little or no Impression upon public opinion. It was not. Indeed, until the horrors of the life of the chimney boy. and the obvious advantages of the new mechanical contrivance, were continuous ly dinned Into the ears of the public

as such, possessed no heirs-at-law. Being. moreover, a lunatic, she was unable to make a will, so the estate became the property of the crown. George HL oa obtaining possession of the funds, made tWtu ovef to Admiral Lord Howe in recognition of the latter’s distinguished services with the fleet, but on the condition that they should be restored. If a claimant ever sustained a right to them. The present claimants are asking that the crown order the funds restored. Their claim la based on the assertion that Maria was not Illegitimate. that her parents were secretly married before her birth. Patient search through the parish registers of London "has gone on for years. Now the claimants have discovered an entry In the register of St Martins-10-tbe-Fieidß. which records the marriage of Robert i'Epine to Mary Jenle Eccles, the parents of Ma-

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old temple site to be aw-arded to the Jewish nation. The tabling of inis petition by the league has not daunted their hopes for a restored temple. So sincerely are they expecting it that a class of prospective priests are being taught the performance of the sa cred rites of the temple sacrifices. The restoration of the temple will create Intense animosity among the surrounding nations, they fear. “The nations of the world will fight against Jerusalem in the near future.’’ declared one of the largest manufacturers in Jerusalem. “The leaders of the Jews sense the situation but they are afraid to express their opinions publicly.” he remarked. The circumstances making possible a war In Palestine will be the with drawal of the British administration, it Is believed. The secretary of a synagogue in Jerusalem said to me: “The Jews have been waiting 2.000 years for England’s help, but the English won’t always remain here. A certain rabbi making a prophecy 700 years ago foretold that the English would come Into Palestine in 1916. but he also stated that they would leave Palestine before the expiration of a quarter of a century. This is yet to be fulfilled. Then, he says, that there will be a big war here. The last world war will focus itself In Palestine. The kings of the earth shall fight against the Jews in Palestine but the Messiah will come and cause the enemy to he utterly defeated. “The Messiah will be recognized as the great world leader, the law of the Lord shall low out of Zion, and na tions will learn of war no more.” the rabbis firmly maintain.

through the efforts of an organization called the “Society for Superseding the Necessity of Climbing Boys’’ that people began to take an interest in the evil and in Bentley's means of removing it. It required seven more years of agitation. however, before parliament was prevailed upon to pass an act dealing with the matter, and even then the legislature went no further than to prohibit the sweeping of chimneys by boys if they were under ten years of age. Not until 1864 was It made a crime to send lads up chim neys to clean them, and were magistrates empowered tn cases of conviction under this act. to substitute a sentence of hard labor for a fine on the offending employer. Lads of nine or ten years of age were regularly employed in this unhealthy and dangerous occupation. Even mere infants of four years were known to be so engaged. Training the boys for their task often consisted of terrorizing them, and stories are told of cruel and cal lous employers wbo, tn order to “en courage” an apprentice who bad bee driven some little distance up the chimney, and. whether from fear or defiance, refused to climb any farther, kindled wisps of straw In the flreplace with the object of forcing the lad to proceed to the top. Man Buys Entire Village in California for $7,500 Eureka. Calit—C W. Morgan set a new jhrice for California towns when he took over the village of Oak Bar. in Siskiyou county, for J 7.500 The town consists of a general merchandise store, a dance hail, a post office, a gasoline station and a few houses and cabins. Morgan owned the town once before.

ria. There was no other issue of the marriage, and the claimants assert that Maria’s aunt was her next of kin. All the living heirs of that aunt, who include Lord Bangor, have united in the petition, which was originally filed by Miss Amy Mason of London. The point at issue, supposing the claim to be sustained. Is whether the statute of limitations will operate in such a case. So far as is known at present, there has never been a previous decision on this point of law. "'here are no descendants of Lord Howe, to whom the money was granted. and thus. If the petition Is successful. the treasury will be responsible for the payment of the claim. Rapid Transit? 3 Sochi. U S. S R.—Cables and mall addressed to visitors to the healing resorts of Anapa. Sochi and Suchum. on the Black sea coast, are being brought from the nearest telegraph office by oxen. — The famous Fourteenth century poet. Chaucer, was mueb interested in philosophy and science.

mVLTRY CHICKS CAN’T LIVE WITH COCCIDIOSIS Coccldiosls Is one of the most destructive of all young chick diseases, and if the disease has once gained headway in the flock the chicks must die. The disease may be prevented next year by disinfecting the broker house and rearing the chicks away from the older fowls. The symptoms of this disease, according to Dr. Leonard W. Goss of the college of veterinary medicine of Ohio State university are loss of appetite; the young birds sit arotmd with drooping wings, eyes closed, and it sometimes may be noted that the droppings are streaked with blood. “On opening the chicks.” the doctor writes, “it is observed that there is considerable inflammation of the intestines, some Just back of the gizzard, but the most inflammation is found tn the ceca or blind gut. Hemorrhages occur in these parts, and they may be well distended with blood, or tn the more advanced stages the blood may be washed dot, leaving a cheesy-like mass. “In this mass are the coccidla which are the cause of the disease and are passed out Ln the droppings. The best method of curing the disease is to prevent it, so sterilize the brooder house before the chicks are again put into it. using strong concentrated lye. which will dissolve the organisms, and move the house to a clean, fresh sod away from the other fowls.” Mites Are Different in Habits From Lice Mites are entirely different in habits and modes of living than lice, and different methods must be employed to destroy them. Both reduce the vitality of the fowl to such an extent that they easily succumb to disease, writes Michael K. Boyer in the Farm and Ranch. The louse Is a very small Insect that cannot'suck blood. It lives on the body of the fowl, feeds on filth, dried blood Scales from tlie feathers, and scurf of the skin. It breathes through the pores in the sides of the body. Lice are killed by suffocation, consequently, insect powder or even dust will destroy them. The mite belongs to the spider family. and attacks fowls by sucking the bleed. The louse doe-tbits damage by biting. Mites have eight legs, lice have six. The former live in cracks and crevices of the building, and visit the fowls only at night. Turkeys on Farm Means an Additional Revenue Turkeys on every farm will mean additional revenue for the many* necessities needed on the farm. An increased production will not Lower prices, for during the past three years in all of the large cities campaigns have been put on by the leading produce men urging the consumption of turkeys daring the entire winter season and not just a holiday feast. The success of this campaign last season shows that people are anxious to eat turkey any time, for on August 1 there was less than two and one-half million pounds of turkey in storage. Most of this will be consumed before the 1927 crop is sent to market. With the same demands of last season turkeys should bring an exceptionally high market price this fall and winter. For Turkey Fattening Ration Use Much Grain The North Dakota experiment station gives a good home mixed turkey ration which consists- of 100 pounds ground barley. , 100 pounds ground oats, 100 pounds ground wheat and 50 pounds of meat scraps. If this ration is kept before ths turkeys in a selffeeder at all times with a feeding of grain at night, it will do much towara increasing the returns at market time. Milk makes a fine food, and if not available, meat scraps, tankage or dried buttermilk are fine protein foods. The animal protein fits in best with other feeds at the rate of 15 per cent CD 85 per cent of ground feeds. Cull Flock Closely Culling the flock closely will not only gave feed and labor, but it will also help to remove crowded conditions that often prevail on account of the growing young flock. The disposal of cockerels Is often advisable for * similar reason. It is better to keep a small flock of birds that pay their way than to keep a large flock in which there are a lot of drones that eat up the profit made by good birds. Birds that should be culled are sure to show a loss in the future. 'X —; Laying Supplements The best supplement to any ration Is direct sunlight and green feed, aeeording to tests conducted by the Ohio experiment station. Successful feeding for eM production depended largely upon tne use during late fail and winter of alfalfa, clover, soy bean hay and codliver oil as supplements. Grains and their by-products and packing house by-products do not usually make a complete ration. The legume hays improved the hatchabillty of eggs. Sanitation Important The importance of sanitation as a method of preventing tuberculosis tn poultry is emphasized tn figures obtained by the South Dakota State college extension service from 72 poultry flocks containing 14.714 birds in Miner count, in 1926. Id these tests the total percentage of old birds infected with the disease was 67.2 per eent while the infection in young birds was only .12 per cent, indo-ating that the old birds bad probably picked

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Optimist Points Out Silver Lining to Cloud Barney Oldfield, the famous auto mobilist, said on disembarking at New York from his European tour: “We are capturing more and more of the European automobile trade. Ln London. Paris, everywhere, you see thousands of American automo biles. Some people say that oqr trade is going to suffer in. Wtirope now on account of hard times and so on, but for many reasons 1 don’t accept that view. I’m an optimist there. “The fact is, I’m. an optimist everywhere. All things. I claim have their bright side. “Take, for Instance, the old saying that few people practice what they preach. That is very sad. of course, but how much sadder it wvuld be if we all preached what we practice!” Attention, Middle-Aged Women! Fort Wayne. Ind.—“ Dr. Pierce's medicines were a life saver to me at middle

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