ve PR y q rr if « ‘y fon wy alr CA” SAGE ed PF DANCE ¥ Fainting by Jarley, 1545 aS EET from for favor of Edwards Npltz- of the leaders of the from steal l.oading the Romance of the | Osages and Oil - | By ELMO SCOTTY WATSON move. | iH mony In ation ize, Bruce and aiser of Germany wishes to buy subcommittee listening t test Hill and which, it is o_AMembers of senate judiciary seated, and, standing, Representative Senators Fa on Lake York. act, ” Tn the ox-l tle of Trevano L.Lugano, he ex REVIEW OF [5:5 su oe os VENTS ae, 00, whicn to cityware The ited de puiation in 1924 was Mussolini Shot in Nose by Eccentric English Woman; NOTHER Benito ) details of change of Italy Princes Atrash, lead led in battle first § nd In rol ifr Pan-Russian of ts 1 back from i olsheviats early attempt to win conntery Peter Strouve wa ect pres and roused In when he on Nicholas, uncle of the grand chieftain of the congress i crossed 3 ' robab The enthusiasm called about URN BELT leaders inotince that tl Duke to hecome South will support bill designed to farm prod t8s on th assume command fjuettes ny located and “1 of the army and liberate the country | them all cnn con Kansas another ! from communist oppression. How fi 5 v wrt ¥ tT st : $ above the expor marke be accomplished was ville. Amend int leader of the opposit John + ast img fon to M i the elved from group ’ 4 will widered in fus } pposition of the administration ference. of Agricul- drafting a bill toh it taly severs nontl ng | which makes important conces- | I fined stories sent vor y | of } nands of corn | tell will provide farm plus problem, as pro 1 but holding 1 f wil any provision for collecting aottiome navy officinl had avercoms and slieve thes ‘ : and believe ney secret sessions of the them living near the ind he numbers them at 714 thes French defeat the Detroit, and three years later the tribe olini, died in anes Secretary TAY In were helping . : a—— ) Wor welping n beating he WED . been ELIGIOUS the Moslems and Hindus in India, al- out in and the having a hard Mosques warfare between Foxe Indiar iL WEIN IH : But come a and arr rear gl I nited springing forward the blow with i ot Howes the wns ag i ; eral vigit from the French officer trilw which ite first official Pua part of received] French ways smoldering, has broken { Calcutta and British authorities ime trying to restore order correspondents States hover the it I= noteworthy that the: Tisne, n the living along the the *fact that ! 100 cabins 200 warriors with other tribes than our All of early French travelers | It band of Osage s=cogts who | comment upon the warlike qualities of | guided General Black Ket. | the who were the inveterate | tle's camp of Cheyennes in Oklahoma of the [lini confed-|in the winter of 1868, and part other cities Fascisti in Venice on nerd for , of a four ’ ' board to are | visited a war wit} Osages from the and United had Osage river States this . then vere there, iS was due n organizations, allies in seems likely to ent and temples are destroyed and many | records village more often wars are being wounded i in the wild street fighting. Another cause of anxiety to the British In India is the demand of the were sentment against the Italian debt senate, Th ington sal but for rv and In tion in enemies one ait gitn over \ {| persons killed or and the fees from the producers. orn belt would finance the price not ird hie b ating operations from a £250,000, destroyers fund by the the was n COnEress Custer to general may soon result In changes in of Indian (lenges |Ome sweeping the conduct whole event, 000 revolving advanced took affairs, and suddenly, S VERY “4 wet or terest the hearings on the bills for amendment or repeal of the Volstead act, Last week was given over to the wets, and they made the the ONE in dry, the country. he he i . : t ig following with In gonate committee most of their lead: rahip of under Senators Bruce and opportunity; Edge and with the assistance of coun gel for eral Andr forcement was the first lenoth of the by his forces and of thelr plans for more work: of the amazing effrontery of the bootleggers and al rious wet organizations chief of the government, He told at encountered tien prohibition en official witneas, problems efficient government, Secretary Jardine will is working for a loan by out a plan cither the government A CCORDING to a report of the De- partment of Agriculture, the farm population of the United States decreased nearly half a million during 1925, It estimates the number of per. gong living oh farms January 1, 1926, it hb been 30,055,000, compared th 31134000 January 1, 1025. The net away from to DO1.000 an estimated over farm PA estimated movement amounted wns births furinos Inst year but tt! of farm CHS ere terar, which was ceded to the English 150 years ago. The nazim has armed forces and might lead a revolt of other dissatisfied Indian princes, Brit. ish troops have been concentrated in Secunderabad to keep the nazim quiet IRPLANES from the army of Marshal Chang have been bomb. ing Peking, despite the protests of the foreign diplomats, The real battle for the possession of the city seems to have begun, It 1s reported there that a conlition has been Tormed between the forces of Feng Yu hslang, Wu Pel fu and the governor® of Shans! and Kiangsl provinces for the destruction are besieging the capital great and who were held In terror in the muchaliscussed Battie of the Caddoan tribes of the south- | Washita which weakened the Although they were constantly | power of the hostiles, the west, greatly and no enimal possesses a Keener one This often has been a source of won- | derment because their nostrils are { most frequently literally filled | mud which seeps in when Chey i Mild Creatures’ Vision A hot controversy ig being conduct od between two men over in Canada. Bonnycastle Dale asserts that moose cannot see far, while the other fae | lake or stream, feeding. tion, led by a man in northern Alber | ta, started the affair by stating they quicker and longer vision than the could see Por four miles, Moose possess very poor eyesight | moose. Both also have sharp ear | {moose usually have their ears also and persons have paddled up on them | in midday, Their most effective sense | filled with enough mud to grow the proverbial potatoes), but on noted for have n Deer, like moose, are noi their eyesight, though they of protection is their sense of smell Poor Lo” which Hay soon gain friends the tardy believe justice his he has so rank with wild many other dent Detroit News, they don't hawks and Ancient Nursery Tale The sevenldeague boots into the nursery which Is from the French Petit. Pouce,” by Charles Per. written about 16308. Phe story, however, {8 probably of Anglo-Saxon origin, There is in the Bodleian library, are intro. tale, “Tom printed by John Wright In 1630,
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