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THE GAItRIZOZO NEWS.
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Submarine Invades the Mississippi
Fint Craft of the Kind to Ever Appear in Thii Hirtoric Stream
An unusual photograph of the United States naval submarine K-5, "full
speed ahead" on the aurface of the historic Mlnlulppl. The navy aent the
K.5 for a trip of exploration and navigation under Lieut. Commander
Thomaa 0. nerrlan, U. 8. N. The K-S la the first submarine to ever dis
appear beneath the placid waters of the famous old Mississippi.
Somo Don'ts (or All Who
Would Toll 365 Days tho
Year and Taking No Rost.
Don't work 3V dnya year, not
withstanding Hint snmo other trojnns
did thnt yenr nfter year In their days
or struggle. Tnke mention.
Don't, however, let pIrnsure-seckInK
aupplnnt success-seeking,
Don't heroine wholly self-centered.
Don't succumb to tho tcmptntlon to
tin too busy to hnve nw tlmo to bo rn
tlonnlly sociable.
Don't cultivate cxclrmlvt'ticn
Don't forget Hint there nre no ex
press trains to tlio summit nf success.
Don't look for nny escnlntnr to do
your climbing for you,
Don't depend npnn others to push
you nliiiiir.
Don't ("mint upon nny "pull" which
you yourself illil not rrpntr.
Don't fntiry thnt others succeeded
i because nf mere lurk, nnd Hint you
nre when1 you nre solely hcrnttso folk
dlil not poino your wny.
Don't expect to lipnr Opportunity
knocking nt your door until you linvo
trained yourself to rprognlieliorwhcn
she mine.
Don't put inorp Hinii you feel yoo
1 1 II vp to.
Don't oversleep.
Ami finally)
Don't forget Hint thine nro npt to
bo right If wo do. Torhex Mngnzlne.
Clearing Away the
Wreckage
Belgium's Activity After the War
Ilcforp Hip wnr IIpIkIuiii wn noted
for density of populntlon anil Hip high
Mund.ird of ronifort among Its Itihiib
limits, nil enjoying piiippful cnnill
tliuiH. nnil tookliiK funviiril to tlii'ir
Kctiprnl rniilliiiiiinco. It whs Indus-
trial elllelpnoy mid u piiIiii, linppful
spirit Hint iiiiiiIp llclgluiu ko populous.
thrifty mid legitimately nmbltlou In
business. No country wn ovrr morp
inoffensive. I.lvp wpII nod contented-
ly, mid let others live IlkewlKP, wiih
the evident tnottn of llclgliim. Hut
hUtorrnry liml Hpprplly niiipppil It to
tip suddenly ovprruu mid crushed
whrn Hip niiiHt powerful nriiiy In hi
tory swept forward lo rmiqupr Hip
world. lli'U'linn met Hip llrst linpac't.
mid lookN II todny. It wiih tnilnmltiiMe
through four yeiirx of cnlmulty mid
rnptlvlly. Hut It ItiiH Iippii saved. It
la clearing nwiiy tho wreckage, 'i'liprii
will Iip a grcnter IIpIkIuiii iiiip irlpd
tiy Hip fire of minimis of hotll sol
diers mid HiiiiisniidM of rniiliou. It Ih
might, not rlitht Hint In n Kiipillnnt
for term.
What IIpIkIuiii represented In eco
nomic, licforp Hip wnr I an Inst rue
Hvp example for Hip rent of tlio world.
Ilclglum'H old prosperity will return
to her, nnil inure nliiindiintly.
An Irish Poetess, Born
In County Cavan, Author
of "Kathleen Mavourneen"
The words of Hip famous song,
"Kathleen Mnvournceii." weru wrltlen
by Mr. Julia M. Cruwforil, an Irish
poetess, uliii was horn In County Cn
mhi, toward the close of the eighteenth
century, lly tnklinx tii her iiliodo In n
small town In Wiltshire, Kugluml, mid
where hIip resided for niiiny yenrs, her
MoKmpherx have liven led Into I tut
error of supposing Hint she wiih of
Ktigllsh birth. IlcMdex "Knthteeu Ma
vouriippii," she wrote ovit u hundrvd
lyrleM, mostly Irish In t-cntlmcnt, anil
published, with I'. N. Crouch as the
composer of tho music, In u volutiip of
"Irish Hongs" In 181(1. Mi. Crawford
iiIko contributed n great drill of verso
fur Hip Metropolitan Mnguxlnc, edited
by Captain Morryut, In London be
tween 1S.-U) mid 1 8 iO. tt wiih In till
la.iguxlne that "Kathleen Mavourneen"
llrst iiipeiirpd.
Edgar Allan Poc Hungry
as He Wrote Somo of His
Masterpieces Died 1849
When Kdgur Allan Poo was n inapt
r.lne cdltoV hi snlnry wn $10 a wppk.
Tow left Hip New Vork Quarterly He
view In or nbnut 1KHI because It, nnil
he mid Ills family, were Retting hun
grier with each Issue mid removed to
I'hllndelplilii, accepting n position with
Hip (leiitleuimi'H Mngualne. After III
'"I'lile of Hip Arabesque imd Oro
tpmiup" weru published, mid when his
fame ns a poet was frowInK, lip Ik
ennip a member of Hip dtuff of flrn
ham's Mncuilnp. Ill contribution mid
Mr. (Indium's business head Increased
tbu circulation of the miiKiirlnp ten
fold within two year. Hut hp re
KlKiied Hip editorship of (Irnhnm'H lie
eiiusn of hi rpHiles temperament mid
returned to New York in 1S42. Up
lipver regained III fiiotlnc. Mrn. I'oo
died In 1HI7. mid he drlflpil furlber
from hi inoorlni:.
Up wiih In such straits In 1848 Hint
bp might huvp uniilrlipil tit nny oppor
tunity, lie died In October, 181(1.
Braddock Scorning Advice
of Americans, Was Licked
by French and Indians
In 1770, on thp ninth of July, Hip
llnttlo of Hip Mononciiheln, commonly
known it Ilrnddock' Defeat, took
plncp, Mnjor (leneral Ilrnddock wn
Hip eiiuiinander of the llrltlsh force In
Amerlcn durlim the Krrncli and Indian
wnr. llo wn Kent over from IIiiKlnnd
lo rxpcl Hip Krrncli from their en
cronclimciitH wi-st of Hip Allegheny
moiiutnln. SnirnlUK the nilvlce of Hip
Amerlcnns, who were nccustomed to
Hip Indians' tactics, Ilrnddock inarched
hi nrmy of U'lHI llrltlsh rcKUlnrH mid
1.000 Colonial mllltln openly townrd
Kurt Du Qucmic mid wiih ambuscaded
mid totnlly routpd liy a force of INK)
l'rncli and 000 Indians. tIip lmnlc
stricken troops were Miveil from cotn
plpp destruction by WnsIdnKton, who
with Hip milk of inllltln colonel wiih
kitvIiii; iih mi ulil to llruildock, Ilrnd
dock himself nml f.U of Ills olliccni
were klllvil,
Tree Juice and Seeds
From Which Candles Aro
Made In Other Lands
Thrrr nro Hirpp kind of tree from
which tnlluw candles can lie tunde. Ono
I a native of China, and I called by
botanists stllllnulii Hehlfrru. The Herd
In It fruit lire covered by it wnxllko
substance used by the native for mnk
f tit; candles.
Another tallow tree crow In Hie
Western (Ihauts nf India, nbout 4,000
feet nbovp hpu level. Tim llPlullt of
Hie trre, which I an evergreen, la
nbout CO feet. It Is culled the Valeria
Inillcu. It Heed yield n pnlo yellow
ish rut, hoIIiI nnil voncrptp. lly bolb
liiK Hip fruit Hip fnt If easily procurn
IiIp, mid Ih then cither Hindu Into
cnudlcH or soap, or It may be burnt In
lamps,
A third tree from which tallow enn
die mny bp made I the Afrlcnn but'
ter tree, or Hhen tree. It fruit exudp
n yellow, ureiiHy Juice, which is munli
ulnted In n similar manner to those
already described nnil with equally
useful results.
Snako Purlolncr Snared
By Swallowing Nest-Egg
"I had Iippii loslni; prk for Homo
time, and hud been ItiyliiK the loss to
kiiiip hounds of n iielRhhor wblcli were
frequently iiround," wrltm 1,. II.
Holmes In Hoy' I.lfp. "Perhaps mine
of Hip Ioh wiih Justly Inld to them. One
nlitht I found only one vge In house
where I HiouKht thrre should be quite
it number, nml wiih Just Iwnlnc the
iiousp when I discovered n blnck nnUr
iih'iul six feet Ioiir. with s knot or
bunch In lit middle Hut looked ss If
It mlsht he nn prr. 1 killed him snil
rurrled bltn to the dwelling Ikum,
-ulicre I oiened him to mt the other
ecK. It provsd to be n Rlsss HMt-!f.
It liflll tvrnbflbly preventMl his eilli:
HirtMJHll the hole lie rnterml the lien
houit) by nml so provwt h snare for
lillil,"
Prepared Wax Will Keep
Varnish From Wearing Off
It Tsrertsheil Imrdwood Hours are
mbbsd with prewired wn It will pre
vtsM the TsrnUh from wcurlnu orr. Hub
Us vmx on with Hip balls of the tin
ners, as It tskes leu wax Hint way.
lit It dry for in or 0 minutes, then
piillfb Willi s jpitvy itnnnel cloth. This
ill up Unito only once In live or six
Hwhs Mcept to platpH where there I
sjmit ilml of Hour. In Hioho plui-w
ub It nil very week. All crsftsmnu,
liniid'lHiliiilK-il furniture In kept lu line
coiiUUlou by Uic una ot wax.
Catnip Is Found to Be
Cure for Ivy Poisoning,
Says Clergyman's Wife.
Mrs. Ilvelyn H, Treiilmth, wife of
llev. Hobrrl V. Trenliutli. roctor nf
Ht. .Inmes' Kplscopnl cliurcli of Mont
clnlr, N. J., has conferred n Uwn on
snirprrr from iHilson Ivy by untHittli
clnK n remedy which those who hnve
tried It sny I a most ttlllrnelous rein.
cdy. It I Klmpiy the ureen leavos of
comnion cntDlp rnhbeil on tho nffect'
ed purl until the Juice run.
This never fulls. Mrs. Treiilmth
sny, nn matter how sdVHiiml tho
oihp mny he. mid is simple to nsp, es
ppelilly In the ens of children.
The plant trows usually in crent
nbuiidsnrp behlml old Iwrns,, mid Is
sain io u ho autiiKonlstle to the Ivy
Hint If plnntwl neitr It the Ivy dump.
pesrs.
With the Jokesmiths
Smart Sayings.
The nlm of Home people nro
of the cyclone pattern.
The milk of human kindness
often IhhIp of the run.
The thicker the letter a wom
an writes Hip less there In lu It,
When u sailor falls out of Ids
Hhli he feels us If he were nil In.
It's Hitter to knock some men
down Ufore lurnlnc the other
cheek.
The only wny you cnu hnve
fun with wime people Ih to
make them uiiKry.
One's Natlvo Flower.
KlndlllK line's tintlvo flower llinn.
winds ot miles from borne seem to
annihilate dlsiuiicu. . . . Kxlle Is not
Mile, If It be lo n country where the
Willi rose cull crew .I)i.mi Hunt
Jucksou.
Duslneas and 8chnlarahln.
"Do you think u coIIpku education
neip n mini in luistni'SHT"
"Not rlcht iinnv." miHwered Mr
DtiHtlu .Slur, "Hut lifter n man Rets
rich enough to Indulge lu lltlgntlon,
school trnlnlni,- will heli n greut deal
In iiiiHHeriiiR the lawyer 'i questions,"
Not a Lift Saver.
"I naked the
I bos for nn In-
. crene In salary,
Told him 1
IHCVs ,'"ulill,t "vo on
uie sum i was
getting."
"Whnt did lie
ny?"
"Told me It was
n business not u
life-Having Institu
tion ho wus running."
Why He 8tayed Away.
"Wo missed you nt the family pic
nic the other dnv."
"Yep. I decided It was better to
no inisstsi imin mussed."
Dolno It Early and Late.
"Mr. Ilarclns Is forever on tho go,"
"1 should nny ho. Why, homo for
her Is merely u temporary shelter be
tween shopping tours."
Firm Dellever,
8lie Do you
lirllevp Igiiflrnuco
Ik bliss?
111- Why?
She Vou accia
so happy.
Primitive Independene.
"Weill Weill Here's n quesr old
codger driving mi ox tenm. It's the
first time 1'te seen nn outfit like Hint
In yenrH."
"I suspect Hie driver I n philosophy
mnn,"
"Why ho?"
"I noticed lie wore a superior smile
Just now when ho rumbled past a
gasoline station."
Secret of Success Is
Doing Work Right Way
The secret of Hitccrs Is not n Hccret.
Nor Is It something new. Nor Is It
sometl'i'is hard to secure. To becomu
more successful, become morn elllrlent.
Do the little thlngH better. Ko work
Hint you will require less supervision.
The lent supervision I needed by tho
person who makes the fewest nils
lakes. Do what you ran do and what
you should do for the Institution for
which you nr working, and du It lu
the right way, si tit) tho site of jour In
come will taka cure of Itself, I,tt your
ului orer bo to better the work you art
dolug. Thomas Ureter.
A. E. F. WAGON TRUCKS JUNKED IN FRANCE
All inti-,.,,.,. ,,ii,iogriili of wagon trucks of the A. h. I- in I rmiee dis, mileii imi lor luriiii . n. met pliieed
III Hip blind of Hit) "llqindiitloii commission," A minimum vuUie fes i.p . ed on Hie Mifr. nd tl i- . dvcrlUcd for sulu by
111" COIIIIIllHslOII,
SCOTS DO HONOR
TO YANKEE DEAD
Glasgow Islay Association Issues
Photographic Album of Tus
cania Graves.
OFFERED TO NEXT OF KIN
Labor of Lova to Show Relatives How
Last nesting Places of Heroes
Aro Csred For Otranto Qraves
on Same Island,
flhisuow. Sr.ltlllllil. NVti r kin nf
toe United Ktnte soldier wiio went
uetvn with Ihe Tiiscnnbi mny now se
cure Hip 'Thnlogrnphlc Album of tho
American .Soldier' (Irnve :n Islny,"
which has been forwarded for ill
trloutlnn to llm AmerliMiit Ili.il (Vnwu
bureau of communications, Washing-
ion, u. v. Thl allium is dedleuted
"tO the inelllorv of tin, hrnvi, itu.n u-ltn
perished through Hie torpedoing of tho
n. a. i uscmiin on Hip nils of Kehruury,
litis 'Their mi MviI, v,,i-mi.
A stntement by Diignld Chirk. II, D.,
honornry president, and other olllcer
of tlio rihiSL'ow Islnv iissoclnlloii. Ihllll
III pttrt explnln Hip nlbittn:
n. Ill I ml bet c heurtH nml tin In r-
bands were not wanting to pay due
terlr nt Port Chnrloilr, ICIIiiaucliInn,
Kllinbii mid Kllle.im. In numerous
home In America Islny will now be n
linusehold word mid lo many of our
kinsmen across tin is It will be thp
scene of loving pilgrimages In the com
ing yeur. llm there will be many
who. though the name of Islny will
lulch the deepest chords In tlielr
heart, will never be able to visit It
nml Hep Hip place where their beloved
rest. It may afford them some com
fort nod sullsfiietlon, howevpr. In pos
sess photograph of Hip grave which
will in some measure vlstiitllao to tlielr
minds Hie bentllirul Hpot where their
ilenr ones 'He nleeplng. With Mils end
In view Ihe (llnsgow Islny nssorlntlon,
composed of natives of' Islny resident
Ir. Hip Second City of the Umpire,
prepares thlr allium mid we offer It
now wllh every murk of profound sor
row nnil respectful sympathy for nc
ceptnnce by the next of kin of the
bereuved whose remains mingle wllh
the dust of our beloved Island."
The frontispiece of the alhum Ih a
drawing In color of the monument, de
signed ly Itohert 3. Wnlker of (llns
gow, which tho American lied Cross
will erect nt .Mull, Islny. There nro
seven rcpreilitcll'in of photograph of
tin American graves lu the four cem
eterle. Numbered list nml diagrams
make It easy In locate piieh of Hip
Hill gravps; VJ. however, contain "un
known dead," The burial plots are In
"Hitch in Side" Was
Nine BroVen Ribs
Ml. Lniila. -Thomn Morale.
M, walked Into the city dispen
sary nml alied doctors to Inko
it look nt hi side. "I've got II
hitch there nml It' making mo
nervous," he told thp doctor,
They found he bad nine frac
tured rIbH mid Internal hurt
mid ordered III ni scut to Hie hos
pital. "A nqgon ran over nip In Must
Ht. I.otil." Morgan snld, "bill I
didn't pay nny attention to a lit
tle thing like Hint. Todny lily
side got to hurting mo ponslder
alile mid I thought I bad il little
touch of rheiiiuiitlsin that needed
tiling up-"
beautiful order mid the association Is
pledged to their opkcip.
The motiumeiit at Mult will nlsc
serve it ii memorial to Hie Aluerlcrn
soldier who perished lu Hip Olrnlito
disaster mid lire hurled lit Kllclioninn,
Ilny. The transport Olrnntn nml the
transport Kashmir, both currying
American troop to Trance, collided oil
Islny October U, liilS, in u gnlc nml
thick weather. The lltrmito drifted
nshore mid wiih wrecked with tho loss
of ,'IIU1 American soldier.
Tills rocky Island off the southwest
coast of Kcotlmul wn thus the scene
of Hie only considerable disasters In
tin transportation of the millions ot
American soldier to Trance. Its Amer
ican graves make it ncred ground
Tile work of the (llnsgow Istny usso
elation bus been a labor of love.
Plot World Revolt
Documents Found In Germany
Reveal Complete Plans.
Islay Monument.
honor ti the giillunt dead. Large
crowds itnthorpd from nil imrts nf
Hip Island to pay their tribute of re
spect to the memory of the fallen ;
unit after solemn service the tioilli.u
wete reverently Inlil to rest In four
dlnYren. mid specially selected ceme-
Seeret Spartacan Circular Urges Agi
tation Among the Nosk
Home Guards.
llerlln. A complete mid carefully
drawn plan lo overthrow the present
government and further world revolu
tion Is contained In a secret Hpartiiciiu
circular to II agents mid district
chiefs.
The document, which was secured
by Hie "general bureau for llm study
of bolshelsm," begins by regretting
hut the government signed the pence
trenlj. thereby delaying the luc liable
crisis,
The document speculates iln various
possible developments nnd then sets
forth ii concrete plan, the llrst step of
which would bo to liasien an Internal
(lertiiun crisis by tampering with Hie
home guards of (litstav N'oske, minis
ter of defense, which are declared to
bp less reliable than formerly.
The circular urges Kpiirtucmi organ
izations lu agitate among the soldiers
by leaflets mid verbally.
The railroad men, Ihe document
), can he counted as won for revo
lution. The postal workers are depressed,
according to (ho circular, which gm
on to my that the program wllh re
gard to the pensiint In complete. The
winning over of the peuMints I de
clared to be Important, for without
their Hyiupiith) or with tlielr enmity
revolution would lie dlllleult, If not lm
possible. Delay In provoking the revolution Is
rather welcomed, "n It will enable
further education or the prolotiirliit j
hut every moment nml every sltiintlini
must lie nt 1 1 isrt-a toward the llmil goal."
Want Original Tune,
New llm en, ('mm. To obtain n
new nlr for Hip Yolo song "llrlght Col.
lege Veur." which I now snug n
"The Watch (In the Hlilne," Ihe rla$s
of INK), through Murray Dodge, iln
secretary, lias offered 91 .(MM) j n
prlr.e. The prudential cniumlltro n
" orpomllnu received tho notice
mid selection of a tune Is to rest with
Ihe nlumnl advisory board.
Must All De 8lck.
New York.-Dr. I.ouls Wclim,.r f
the Y. M, C A. has discovered Dint
microbe roused tin 1 1 nlniem ti, kMti
ut IJie umpire. I'lnyer In good hcftllu
i, in i hick, ne ennuis,
TURKISH BATH WEAPON
Greeks "Parboiled" and
Sent Out Into Cold.
Then
Charges of Frightful Atrocities by
Turkish Officials Made by
Doctor White.
Charges that Turkish utlleluls dec
imated the tlreck population along
Hie Illnck sea const, -s),(s)0 men, wom
en mid children living between Hlnope
tilid Ordoit, Without the shedding of
blood but by "pnrbolilng" the victims
In Turkish baths mid turning them
hnlf-clud nut lo die of piieumouln or
other 111 in the snow of mi Anatolian
winter, nre iiinde In n letter from Dr.
(leorge K. White, representative of Ihe
American committee fcr relief In the
near Iit.
rllnepp ivns Hi birthplace nf the
jiMliwopher D!or4iet, Ihwinr While n-
" mid kih.iii is just 'xsjrond L'iiio
! Jason, which I still preserved In mem
ory of Hie Argonauts mid tlio (lolden
I leece.
The letter, written to I'rof. J. I'.
Xcnldes, secretary of the (Ireek relief
committee here, described the new
method of ridding Hie html of Its Its
habitants which. It Is snld, wus some
what different from that employed by
the Turks ugiilnst the Armenians.
The worst of the crimes laid to the
Turk, according to Doctor H'lilte, were
committed lu tho winter oi' 11)1(1 and
10IT, when on'ore were Issued for Hie
deportation of the (Ireeks along the
Illnck sen coast. The people, he wrote,
were crowded Into the steam rooms ot
Hie bath In Chorum unilei the pro
toiiso of "siinltnry regulations," nnd
ufler being tortured for hours were
turned out of doors Into snow utmost
knee-deep, nnd wllleout lodging or food,
Tlielr gfirineiits, which hud been
taken from Ibwn fer fumigation, were
losti ruined or stolen. Most of the
victims. Ill-cliid mid shUerltig, con.
traded tuberculosis unit other piil
moiinry disease mid "died In swilrtni"
on the wny to exile. Hie Idler ili
rlured. Doctor While sold Hint In the pruv
luce of Hnfrn, where there went more
tluin '.'tl.tKHI vlllnge (Ireeks. now less
than 13.IXXI survive nml erry (Ireek
settlement bus been burned. The inuii
her of orphan, Including m,uiu Armeii.
Inn nnd Turkish rhlldrcn, in . ,..
lire district, it wn snld, uggregnttd
110.000. Hlnce the nnulstlce, the ,0r
lor wrote, many of the deportees him,
luen reluming to their rulmsl h()Iln.H.
An Egg Oddity,
I'otlsvllle. I'ii. T. W0M rllrI)
egg over sren In this ,....ii..n . ,
hlhlleil liy Deputy Clerk of Hip Courta
Clmiles Hawk and Dpiuty ttrcortSfir
Ung. i It six Inches in dlameler iiflil
when opened wn found to contain titli
j oiks mid two shell, a perfect egg be
ing found within the outer shell, The
egg was laid by it Plymouth Hock lien
owned bT William Ilaksr. a fimS
near Tower City.