Wffj «TOOBTOW HERALD, BXBMXSTOS, ORBQPgt
A ll A rc Not Broke
American savings banks deposits
increased over a billion dollars last
pear. Let's w rite I t thia wap:
»1,00»,OSO,»SO.
And that's not all the monep
Americans saved either. Think of
the millions more saved and invest
ed in farms, houses, reliable stocks,
bonds, etc. We SPEND a lot of
monep, we Americans, but we also
SAVE some. W e don't all go broke,
not bp a long shot. The W IS E ones
are putting aside something for a
ralnp dap. Are you one of them.
RED CROSS YEAR’S
COST J2L3G6,255
Nearly $12,000,000 Devoted to
Helping
Victims
of
Great
Japanese Earthquake.
RETURNING TOURISTS
TELL SAME STORY
"One of the greatest encourage
ments In the sight years 1 have serv
ed aa Director of the Near East Is
the report brought back by returning
tourist* this year,” states J. J. Hand-
taker, Regional Director for Near East
Relief for Oregon. Washington, British
Columbia and Alaska.
"It la a very significant thing that
these tourists all come back with the
same story. Some saw one part of
the work and some another. But all
unite In saying that the Americans
engaged In the work are of unusually
high type; that the work la economic
ally and efficiently done, and If Amer
ica only knew the need and how tar
the need Is being met with the money
available, there would be no lack of
funds.
“Among those recently visiting the
Near East and whose reports have
been uniformly enthusiastic, are Mrs.
C. S. Jackson and her secretary, Mias
Julia Hobday, of the Oregon Journal;
Miss Cornelia Marvin. State Li
brarian; Mrs. Louisa Kellems, of the
Eugene Bible University; Prof. W. J.
Sly, Linfield College; Miss Mella
Smith of the Portland Public Schools,
and Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Coe of Port
land. philanthropists, Dr. J. R. Wether-
bee, former President Portland Cham
ber of Commerce.
“Acting on the advice of the Na
tional Information Bureau, the Com
munity Chests of Portland, Tacoma
and Seattle Include the Near East
Relief for generous appropriations.
The purpose of this bureau is to In
vestigate the workings of relief
agencies, both at home and abroad,
and no Community Cheat will give
a penny to an organization not ap
proved by this bureau. Investigators
have found that the money gets there
—if we give It.’’
The Near East Relief offices are
at 613 Stock Exchange, Portland and
339 Burke Bldg., Seattle.
LODGE DIRECTORY
50,000 IN LIFE-SAVING
SERVICE OF RED GROSS
Additional 50,000 W ater Safety
Experts Probable Gain of
Summer Campaign.
A good Gift to be
Judged by
First National Bank
-V 'N T AOS
or coveted th a n the
claaaic P arker Duofold
Pen.
T..te a*»***
Parker Duofold f t
V I N B Y A R D L O D O S N O . SOS L O. O. P.
V meet» m e h M.m der evening l a Odd FeUewa
hall. V l.lt ln g m em ber, c o n li.il, lavttad.
W . B. Loashom . Sac.
11. L . W a u o a .N . 8 .
R E C L A M A T IO N l.O D G B N o . ISA K .
of P . meets each Thursday evening la
M a c h '. H a ll, a t 7:S0 P . t t . V teH leg
b ro th er, cordially incitad.
T. A. bwa ab.
Duofold Jr. >5
r.Mvromrowdtrtb
f*v« tka tinnier
Lady Duofold 0
W M . H . O G DEN
W. H. McMillan a. A. Brawaaaa.
K. R. and 8 .
C. C.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
D R .F .V .P R I M E
Dentistry
Dental X -R a y and
Bank Bids.
Hermiston. Oregon
D O IT N O W
W e N eed the Mone?
H as Y our
Subscription
E x p ir e d ?
—New Haven Register.
Residence Pbonò 7ftl
Dr. R. G. GALE, Surgeon
Phones: Office 981. Ree. *81
Office Hours; 10 to 11:80 A. M., I
to 5 P. M.
W. J. W ARNER
Attorney-at-Law
Hermiston
Oregoa
DR. W. W. ELLSLEY
Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon
Phone Res. 712
Office 7 (3
Me ALNZIE A LfEUALLEN
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Haa removed from h i* fowner loeatfon tn the
Bond Bldg, to
Rooms 1, 2 and 3 Inland E m pire Bank Bldg.
Pendleton
:
Oregon
DR. THEO. BELETSKI,
Veterinarian
Treats all Domestic Animals. Inter
state Stock Inspector
Resldence second house west of the
Catholic church. Phone. 82-R.
Serve the Ladies
Red Cross Invites
All Into Neutral
Army of Service
Dinssosia
Loatlon, Bank Bldg., Rooms 1 and I
Hermiston Beauty
Parlor
We Are Here to
RED CROSS IS URGING
BETTER-HEALTH RATTLE
A llu C.
K a th t y a L -O w n e r . Sac.
i M C mom
m ore admired«
S P E C IA L
DON’T FORGET
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____ . ___
wclrooa.
kicker
A boy watched an expert give a
class a lesson la the way to revive a
person unconscious from water Im
mersion. The next day the boy tried
Aid to Disabled W ar Veterans
You kno w Parker Duo*
It on a bathing companion and saved
fold—th e beautiful M <
lacquer-red pen w ith
Paramount and Reaches
hl* life. Such a boy justifies all the
th e flashing black tips
effort and the cost of the Lite-Saving
a n d 2S >rear super-
Nearly $4,000,000.
s m o o th p o in t. N e a t
8ervlce, American Red Cross officials
gold pocket-clip or gold
declare. The Red Cross method of
rin g-end for ribbon;
also strong Gold G irdle,
restoring partly drowned persons la so
Washington.—More than *21.000 000
w a s t i oartra, now freet
simple that the continual large sacri
T o d a y , step up to our
was the total of fund* expended la
pen
counter and get
fice of life must decrease aa an In
all activities of the American Red
pou r C hristm as Duo-
formed public insists upon general In
folds in tim e to have
Crons during the last fiscal year,
them nncravad.
struction in prone pressure practice
ended Jane *0, says a statement le
to Induce respiration.
aned by the National organization.
The Red Cross Llfe-Savtng Service
Thia expenditure was almost one-
In every pert of the country, summer
sixth of the amount of money dis
and winter, la engaged In teaching
bursed by the Red Cross In the war
this method aa an Integral part of
year, July, 1*17, to June. 1918. Of
From now until they are all gone
of Hermiston
swimming end life-saving. Thia ser
this extraordinary nun *11.831,303 was
vice has grown from a single expert I will Mil one ladies brooch at one-
America's contribution to the Red
Surplus sad Undivided Profits Over *50,000
In 1*14 to a corps of almost 58,000 ac
Cross for relief of the Japanese earth
F B. Swayie, Pree.
R. Alexader. Vlce-Pree.
tive life-savers. In thia tenth year of quarter the regula- price, with every
quake victims. This was increased
A. H. Norton, Cashier W. L. Hamm, Asst. Cashier
the work It la predicted that tally purchase of $5.00 or more.
to *11,7(8,803 by appropriations from
60,000 more experts will be eligible
general funds of the Red Cross, and It
for membership In the corps. Thia
represented probably the largest spon
large accession in a single year la
I AM M AK IN G REG ULAR TRIPS TO taneous outpouring of beneficence of
confidently expected as the result of
a single nation In the history of the
Pendleton Tuesdays and Fridays of
the campaign among 22,008 troops of
world.
each week. I f you have anything
Boy Scouts under a plan to qualify
Over 3,000 active Chapters expend
to be hauled te or from the above ed daring the year *4,889.000, the Na
at least two life-guards In each troop.
Daring the past year 4,748 men,
named city, I would appreciate tional organisation disbursed (16.497,-
JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER
1474 women, 9,731 hoys and girls suc
pour business along this line. I 855.S5, making the total *21.388.255.35
cessfully passed the rigid tests of th*
—all
for
humanitarian
work
which
am also In the market for chickens
FOB SALE
Red Cross—an Increase of 5.331 over
reached practically aronnd the world.
and veal. Rap Challis. Phone
1923. Intensive Instruction la develop
hi announcing the year's record of
20-R. Pendleton phone 400. i-tfc American Red Cross Industry the ex
ing hundreds of qualified examiners
FOR SALE— Toggenberg milch goat, FOR R E N T — House on west side. ecutive officials at Washington empha
for the Red Cross Llfe-Savtng Corps,
gb-i lg m ilk now. Clair Calkins.
who supplement the teaching staff
See F. C. Woughter.
14 -ltc sise the fact that the extensive and
maintained by the national organiza
1 4 -ltp
never-halting work of the Red Cross
tion. The cause of water safety la
Change cars, old ones for new ones. depends almost wholly noon the na
therefore penetrating to new sections
tion-wide support of the organization
OR SALE— Team of bap mares,
Kellogg & Schimke.
14-4c from ths memberships enrolled during
and eventually will cover all Ameri
about 1500 pounds each, or would
Is one of the best equipped in
can territory.
the annual roll call which this year WASHINGTON BOY
trade for dalrp stock. W illia m W A N T E D — Two-horse Fresno with
Recognition of this Red Cross ser the state. No expense has been
wlU be in progress from Nov. 11 to
HOME FROM NEAR EAST vice for humanity is growing apace.
Kennedp.
14-3tc
shoes, all complete and in good 17, when everyone Is asked to join
At the request of the War Department spared to make it up-to-date in
condition. C. E. Opal, Rt. 1. 14 -lp or renew their membership In the
'Olì SALE— Two wagons, one heavy
every military training camp had Ilf»
American Rad Cross.
vagen w ith gravel box, *5 0 ; one
saving instruction last summer. Mu every detail. A graduate of one
Christma* Trees and Christmas
Soldier Service Paramount
nicipalities have adopted the Red
''g h t Vagon w ith hay rack, *25. Toys. A large line to select from.
Service In behalf of the disabled
Cross coarse, public and private of the best beauty culture school?
e R. A. Brownson, Tum -A-Lum Hermiston Second Hand Store.
veteran* of the World W ar and their
schools are offering it to students,
in the northwest is in charge.
families Is a paramount obligation of
’ ’in ber Co.
7-tfc
business, civic and athletic orgnnlxar
the Red Cross.
The organization,
tlon* are promoting campaigns, sad
through Its Chapter*. Is constantly In
nrt SALE— Small heater and elec-
police departments are making It a
touch with this duty In 2.8- 9 communi
■ i .«'wing machina. Mrs. Shes-
part of the conditioning process for
ties
throughout
the
United
States—
uly.
<-tfc
their recruits.
the Chapters alone during the year ex
Volunteer Uf»savers throughout the
pending In service for veterans abont
country, the American Red Cross re
OR SALE CHEAP— Maxwell tour
*8,000,000. The National organization
ports, are eagerly advancing the cause
ing car. O. F. Mays, Stanfield.
expended (1.735,825— a total of *3.735,-
of water safety, 388 volunteers receiv
4 f-tfc
(25 applied to assisting war sufferers
ing medals for giving from 200 to *00
W hen you need any
toward recovery from disability and
hoars' service In two or three years.
distress.
HE
Team of horses. J. K.
thing in the line of
In addition 38 rescue bars to medals
STELLA SHAAR
This
work
Is
constant
in
hospitals,
ell
18-tfe
were awarded members of the Rad
n e a t an d a ttractive
sanitariums, camps, soldiers' homes.
Cross Corps who saved one or more
In the community. For example. In
Printing.
lives during the year.
For sale -T h ree fine heifers
helping disabled men and women In
It Is for the work and extension of
UMATILLA RAPID TRANSIT CO.
places where they were transient resi
■ past. C. Clinesmith.
life-saving that continued support
dents *173,076 from national funds
E. B. Pall, Umatilla, Oregon
through memberships Is sought, and
alone was required to help solve their
OR SALE—Soma good fresh milch
ths American Red Cross urges all per
Phone Um atilla, 3 8 -J -ll
problems. Every Red Cross service Is
sona to join or renew membership
cows. Mrs. L. Hammer, 4 miles
ever at hand ready to meet the In
daring the enrollment campaign open Operating Stages Between Pendleton
ALFRED M ER R ITT
east of town.
8-tfc
dividual need of these men and
ing Armistice Day, November I L
and Umatilla
women.
Alfred Merritt, who has just return
The
enlisted
men
In
the
Regular
CARS FOR SALE— Terms
Effective November 10, 1924
ed to his home In Tacoma after three
Army, the Navy, and the Marine years service for the Near Bttst Relief
cn. Prices right. Kellogg &
P. M.
A. M.
Leave
Corps, with their home ties, mean a in Russian Armenia.
11-tfc
fcimke.
.............
8:30
12:16
never-ending Red Cross service which
“Unless you have been over there
Tireless in Services Advancing figures cannot fully Interpret. In this
Hermiston .. ................. 8:50
12:35
( SALE
OR
TRAD E— 6-room
work a total of *685.285 was applied and have seen thousand* upon thous
Stanfield .... ................. 1:15
1:10
Cause
of
Freedom
from
gslow w ith bath, lot 100x100
in meeting an obligation nnder the ands of children gradually develop
............... 9:30
1:15
from
practical
savagery,
to
which
Human Suffering.
the city of Gresham. W ill ex-
Red Cross charter which has been ful
2:30
they had been reduced, into happy
There are 8,089 counties In the Ar. Pendleton .......... 10:45
' angs for good house In H er
filled for over 20 years.
P. M.
useful self-supporting members of United States and more than 8,608
P. M.
Leave
miston. Address
Ike
Howard,
Domestic
Operations
Extensive
Not alone in preparedness for emer
humanity you can never know what Chapters of the American Red Cross. Pendleton ................... 12:00
4:00
Ione, Ore.
l l- 4 t c gencies, bat In a tireless offensive
In the past year Red Cross opera that country owes to America. The The Chapter Is the local unit of the
6:15
Echo ........... ................ 1:15
battle for better health is the Ameri tions were almost wholly confined to work is not finished yet but after this national organization, formed to carry
6:30
can Red Cross nurse maintaining la continental United States and the year should begin to diminish. With ont the program, service* and policies Stanfield .... ................. 1:30
ID8GEELANS0U8
6:56
................ 1:65
peace time the high tradition of her Insular possessions. Relief work fol thousands of children still hungry In of the Red Cross. The Industry of
8:16
war service. As In war, the same lowing disasters called for Immediate refugee camps this Is no time to think these 8,600 local units 1* a voluntary Ar. U m atlllr ................. 2:16
self-effacing service tor hnmanity activities In 192 places and a total of of reductions or withdrawal*.“
Sunday Bchedule: Leave Um atilla
and steady outpouring of well-doing
u rn itu ra Repaired and Upholster goes on Its qnlet, effective way con *717,808.87 was spent In this service
“Ted Gannaway, a boy from Med and sympathy which softens human 9:00 A. M.. Pendleton 4:00 P. M.
ing done. A. W . Purdy.
S-tfe tent In Its accomplishments, seeking alone. In 88 major disasters trained ford and Seattle, la busy distributing suffering and distress wherever It
to Pendleton, 31.45:
Um atilla
no public acclaim. Enrolled In the workers were kept at the work of clothing in Greece.
He pays the arises. This work 1* absolutely neu
i OR NEW AND USED CARS— Kel Red Cross Nursing Service are 40.(88 rehabilitation tor many months.
round
trip,
*2.50.
tral,
for
the
Red
Cross
know*
no
race,
refugee women, many of them expert
In carrying on the health activities needlewomen, a few cents a day for no creed, no color.
logg a Schimke.
2-Ctc of these mlsaloners of health, nearly
Hermiston to Pendleton, *1.25:
1,090 carrying the message of a finer a total of *444,888.68 from Red Cross making over the clothing. Then if
The strength of the American Bed round trip, *2.25.
WANTED—Men or women to take public health to as many communi national funds, and 3803.000 from Chap a man iq able to pay any price what Cross being In Its Chapters, the or
Stanfield to Pendleton, »1.06;
orders for genuine guaranteed hos ties and 1.100 teaching large classes In ter treasuries— appropxlmately *1.252.- ever he la expected to pay all that ganization annually Invites the peo round trip, *1.76.
home hygiene and care of the sick. >86 In all— was applied, giving some he can afford, although often only a ple to join or renew their member
iery for men, women and children. Exactly 100 Red Cross nnrsee are still idea of the extent of Red Cross ser
Echo to Pendleton, 95 cents;
ship during a Roll Call which always
Eliminate darning. Salary *75 a on duty overseas, helping the struggle vice In the fields of public health few cents, for the clothing. We are begins on Armistice Day, November I L
determined not to pauperise these peo
week full time, *1.50 an hour forward toward the high standard of nursing, nutrition Instruction, and
"It is this annual enlistment of mil
ple, who, until a few years ago, were
spare time. Beautiful spring line, American nurse efficiency In many spreading knowledge of personal hy prosperous and self-respecting. Bo lion* of Americans nnder the banner
giene and care of the sick in the home.
ef the American Red Cross which
International Stocking Mills, Nor conn tries.
For advancing the cause of human carefully does Ted Oannaway handle makes possible the continued work of
In the Government services 8,117 en
ristown, Pa.
39-20tp
thia
clothing
that
he
actually
turns
rolled Red Cross nnrsea are on duty safety, the First Aid instruction, local
dkis great and democratic legion of
ly by Chapter* and over extensive back a profit each month, a profit mercy," says Judge John Barton
W A N TED — Phone, w rite or see W . with the Army, Navy, Public Health
which
la
used
for
the
purchase
of
Service and the Veterans Bureau, national territory by the Red Cross
food for the children of whom there Payne, head of the national organls»
A. Leathers, when you have alfalfa
while the entire active enrollment is instruction car covering trunk line
are
thousand* and thousands hungry tlon. "Membership In the Red Cross Send us the price o f a year*
hay for sale. In any quantity. maintained as a reserve for the Army railroads, and In teaching water-
Is a privilege within the reach of
Phone 40-J-J.
8-tfc Nurse Corps and available to the safety and Increasing the membership In Greece today.
everyone. The need for service grows subscription if you are in arrears
“The same sort of miracles are
Navy in a national defense emergency. a f the Red Cross Life-Saving Corps,
more Insistent each year. To keep
EA L ESTATE EXCHANG ES AND Nine hundred nnrsee were added to the total cost was (288 234.71. of which t wrought with old clothing across the «wee with the demands which coma
Black
Sea
In
the
Russion
Caucasus
*21*434.71
came
ont
of
national
funds
,
INSURANCE
J. M. BIGGS, RE the roll the last year.
from every section of onr country,
where about half of the expense of we must have the people’s loyal sup-
Red Cross nursing, however, has
Army of Over 5.500.000
ALTOR.
28-tfc
the
work
is
met
through
contributions
perhaps Its finest expression out In
sort. Onr capacity for service In the
The Junior Red Cross In the schools 1
of old clothing from America. The rear to com* will be limited only by
Burk Is hearqnartere for Arm y the places laid waste by fire, flood and •— with over 6,500.000 in Its “1 Serve" '
Bathing by No Moan»
Russian
government
pays
a
stated
sum
storm, and In the back reaches far rank»—was aided with *233,510.78 to
the extent to which we receive sup
-hoe»
a Universal Custom
from the centers of population. In ev which It It estimated the Chapters add for these ton* of clothing, and they port for onr work In the coming Roll
ery disaster the Red Cross nnrse Is ed some *277,000—a total of (510,510.78 are furnished to workers who make Call."
In Japan we would learn what the
For Rent— Good 5 room house,
first called for, first to respond, and In various other domestic activities the them over and put them in shape for
The Invitation of the American Red ’Japanese Idea of cleanliness Is. In
mile out. Good road and water, *1 0 the last to leave her poet of dnty Red Cross spent *283.473 19, and the sale to the bazaars or shops. Again cross Is unlimited. The enrollment
this quaint country of beautiful son
month.
Charles Clinesmith. among the suffering victims. In the Chapters In their numerous voluntary the people are not pauperized for period. Armistice Day to Thanksgiv sets and colorful costumes people
those who can pay. pay a small ing, is everyone's opportunity to join.
Isolated sections of Alaska. North cervices expended
an
additional
bathe twice dally. And there Is no
46 tie Carolina, Virginia, Idaho, and among
amount, and only the cases of the most
*1,048,000 daring the year.
question that many of them have no
desperate
need
receive
free
gifts.”
the bleak Islands of Penobscott Bay.! Foreign obligations, aside from
Annual Summon* t* Service
convenient bathroom a* we do. In
For Rent—3 room cottage on west Me., her ministrations are making Japan, were met with national fund*
A t present, Mr. M erritt says, the
The annual nation-wide Roll Call of
China the family Jias a large stove
bard Uvea easier and working tor a I
side. A. W. Agnew. 21-J-2 46-tfc
as follows: Relief of refugees In state of the Armenian* I* most un the American Red Cross te enroll | which 1* used f n f t bed at night so
brighter future for the children. H e r!
Greece, *200.887.18; Junior Red Cross happy. They are being rorced out of member* for 1925 will open on Nov.
they can keep warm.
part In the human drama of the time f projects, **9.579.75; League of Red Oreece, and, as they are not allowed 11, the anniversary of that tense end
Try Burk’s for bargains.
Between this picturesque empire
la increasingly important, although It Cross Societies. *165,000 other tn- In Turkey or Russia, they have never-to-b»forgoten Armistice Day
and India, separated by miles and
six
years
ago,
which
silenced
the
la
sabdaed
by
the
very
nature
of
her
nowhere
to
go,
but
are
gathered
In
enlar and foreign work. *221.856.81.
LEVELING LAND-rBee Peter Cae-
miles of lonely country and ocean, a
The American Red Croat budget for refugee stations along the shores of crashing arms of the World War. The i great change of customs would be
trie, experienced and reliable, 1
The policy of Hie American Rad 1924-26 is *4,847.790.85, or 5868.288.M the Mediterranean sea, watting for the ( enrollment will continue for 17 days,
seen. In these out-of-the-way places
miles north of Hermiston.
4-tfc Cross to establish under Chapter con
lees than the budget for the year League of Nations to decide what I* through Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27.
we find people living In mere hovel*.
trol public health nursing se n I ce s In
to be done with them. “Why ths Preliminary to the Roll Call period
last June 80.
They enjoy no running water systems
Hermiston Beauty Shop la one of communities lacking such facilities has
allies allowed the Tnrka to get ott will come Red Cross Sunday, Nov. 9.
and other conveniences as the most
the heat equipped shops In the state. been justified and this pioneering work
In good deads for all peoples la so easy Is more than any of us can i Daring ths 17 day* set aside for the
segregated part* of our country enjoy.
The beat of services at reasonable is everywhere endorsed by authori time of distress the American Red understand,” he said, discussing the enrollment more then 2.500 Chapters
In India, where plagues continually
ef the Red Croa* and their thousands I
price*. For appointment call 481. ties who are quick to take It over as Cross never rests. Help this work situation in the Levant. "That was of branches will invite the people te ! cause the death of thousands of fam-
a proper municipal function and a daty with your membership dollar—join os certainly a most terrible mistake, and
we have not begun yet te know how « in the Red Cross or renew their ; IIlea, yon will find towns that have no
FOR 8ALE—Milk cows. Lou Rog of taxpayers. The Home Hygiene and Armistice Day.
»»tube rehip.
water and sewerage systems. You
terrible It wee.’-
ers.
8-tfe Cara af the Sick program has further
W orst Than D e o ift trio n i
can see the Indian women balancing
penetrated into the aehoola as a deft-
on their heads huge Jars which they
Easter Island In the South Pacific
ENT8—Bell guaranteed hosiery alts part of curriculama. Daring the
have filled with water drawn from the
"When I was cycling throngh Eng
Ireet from mill to wearer; all year 8*488 school pupils took this la abont the most undesirable place on
town well or the sluggish and muddy
Rad Craae snare*. Three telephone earth for human habitation. No trees land.” writes R. B. W„ ”1 started off
tylea and colors; salary paid tar corporations adopted It and graduated grow on the Island became It larks 1 one morning to ride from Clacton te
fubacribe Tor The Herald
river.
■11 Ume or apare bourn; no money 888 employ* etadent*.
water and ne bird* will live there on J f it Osyth. After a while I became un
From Calcutta to Bagdad, thence to
eeded for samples. International
A * good health depends npon right account of their being no worms. The certain about the road and meeting a
Constantinople, yon will tee that bath
eating the Rad Cross Nutrition Ber Island Is Irregular In shape, being laborer I Inquired, ‘Am I right for St.
(111a, 108», Norristown. Pa.
ing la considered only for the white
ta promate Individual twelve mile* by nine, by seven, and Is OaythT The man looked puzzled and
man and the native aristocracy. On
health, portienlarty the very seldom visited by ships. Two said he never heard of any each place.
Come tn one the deserts of Arabia, where water
of mothers and Phlldran. Thia hundred Polyneslsns Inhabit It, and
"A second wayfarer whom I asked
Is necessarily nsed only for drinking,
ronetO i nun the desire to keep clean I* accom
nearly *88,8*8 person* they suffer continually from hunger. was equally Ignorant Then came a
for Profits. S t ilila » . 17tf
and found work la da I t was first sighted In lfiafi. It was third. Thia fellow scratched hl* head,
time you an plished In s rather "rough” manner.
explored In 1722 and the laland then but presently a look of comprehension
Instead of using water for the bath
Clean rags wanted, must be not
tn toton.
had
2,000
inhabitants. — Scientific , dawned npon his face. 'Ay, to be sure.
the Arab vigorously rubs himself with
lean than 14 lachee square, pay *e
1 have It now—It's Snosey ye mean r "
American.
the (and of tits desert.
per R u n * Kellogg A Schimke 8-1*
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