The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1930, Page 4

The Bismarck Tribune Ap Independent Questions We Hope the Censug Will Answer Byrd Explorers Rediscover Home 4s exclusively entitled to the use! The Byrd expedition has discovered more than spec- Tepublication of et ie this newspaper and also the |‘acular geographic and physical facts about the South All| polar region, but the additional discoveries have been made on coming home. They are the realization of how sweet can be the comforts and pleasures of civilisation in a land of life. % These comforts and enjoyments stand in vivid contrast | f : i el i i rf § | (Official City, State and County Newspaper) Foreign Representatives to the hardships endured on a terrain to all intents as 6MALL, SPENCER & LEVINGS dead as the surface of the moon. In the Antarctic, the (Incorporated) expedition existed under deprivation that would have Formerly G. Logan Payne Co. been ghastly but for the alleviation of provisions carried CHICAGO NEW YORK BOSTON on its ship and the radio outfit that enabled it to keep contact with the home world. Only the knowledge that it was not permanent immurement that they were under- going, but a temporary adventure in hardship, could have enabled such stoic répression as bore the members of the expedition through their experience in the sterile wilder- ness of night and ‘ice and rocky grimness. ‘The party's first reappearance in civilization seems to have been quite an event. The men found out, once more, that the mere business of sitting down to a hot meal, of sleeping in a comfortable bed, of walking along a dirt path beneath green trees, of mingling with crowds and hearing the noises of community life, can be highly Prosperity Blocks Disarmament In casting about for reasons why the naval delegates ‘at London are having such a desperately hard time i 2 é Ee Hf : i g i H a2 Z if i } Es § i i bankers came to the rescue, and the franc was Zondon 4 exiting, almost eutlitie: @ canon of the Council of Toledo,|is observed there as the first quartér and cote ronae oe was long remembered,| They had none of those things in the Antaretic. Now Today Is the {| Spain, held in 656. of the year-for rents and other pay- who have thowever, and when the present naval conference was sug- | ‘&t bse agel aulean gino to bord ines? - Anniversary of -| ie beg boo Leeieg Benet leet aaa England Beamer the jeu Wetoohan es gested there were Frenchmen who feared that these bank- . wim sid “ 1 im ng. England wher ee rag hd a arbitrary tied Lady bay, Maid: sre ei * daily living , ame as on , Mid- oe ee eee ee eee Ain tts woke pauls th ‘hak ta the ‘aalae maipdeelae ANNUNCIATION DAY Lady Day. In 1240 the Synod of Wor- Day, Michasianes Dey. aa (Continued in tomorrow's article) But France, in the meantime, had become prosperous. | feo 1 Si Panes Toe On March 25, sccording to Biblical | goer forbade wi servile work on that /Ch F Glyn ae toe us ec knee QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ‘The franc has been stabilized. ‘The French budget for! ao. poiar continent, after all, is not a very useful|tfadition, the angel Gsbriel an-| Giocesan councils in ‘Sngland con-| sre of duty te wectoge wie ena WaeTegicee 2930 will have an excess of some $12,000,000. Further-| ‘ning. It is surrounded by mystery, pervaded with the|"ounced to the Virgin Mary the in-|firmed the edict. or 31st of the month would likely be. the h n “ f causes my flesh to discolor so ‘more, the Bank of France holds in gold reserves the huge of sudden death, in by ‘ soe gethpube'de\ iim eeu oe Always highly observed in England, whan pressed or slapped? 1 have ned gum of $1,725,000,000—a greater reserve than any other bracsrenpoiirecage rs hemuned loneliness, /thentic evidence lebration |Lady Day has come to have a fiscal] There is one telephone to. every| son my blood tested twice and the report ipatiens possesses, except the United States. asl "iad ty akee Gls Baseniate Gee of the feast of the Annunciation is in |as well as religious significance, for it eight inhabitants in Berlin, dard. joke that it used ‘was nothing wrong. Would it be due 4 Because of this huge reserve, the government has ponyrikiabeebved er toi nibahatr’ mpg Sa ane toa lack of iron, or what is the ‘educed the bank rate to 3 per cent, therby favoring in- cause?” ‘ternal trade and preventing foreign capitalists from get- butter any parsnips. It is only a by-road. “ e : Answer: A complete blood examin- 4 This other discovery, however—well, it would almost be ation may disclose the fact that your enn on the comnts. worth traveling to the bottom of the globe just to make blood does not coagulate enough so So it is that a member of the French delegation re-| FT, trareare vo the bottons of te woes dust to mane Tr fa ac & airs that, when you receive an Injury the Milton Bronner, London correspond- “f : capillary les et ais orounn ay along from day to day, doing the same old job and going . longer than would be tates newspaper: = with a person having blood of a nor- “In this naval conference France is in an almost im- what it may all be about; and ©1930 by NEA SERVICE INC ; AUTHOR OF “THE AVENGING PARROT? tat may all be about; and we never realise—antil A by ANNE. AUSTIN “THE Sack sane © den buckler and she can, if need be, fight with a golden | S04 wonders, partaking of dally miracles, treading on pa baie mEaE TODAY murd | through the same old routine, wondering, now and then, | / ul : [ 3 Familiarity breeds, contempt, at least boredom. -4 blood cells. (oh sheet eprint aparlie dlbstengd es'deatt ann Oia acy ot syainlane iis: aeccias teeta p. teee. Canned “France entered the naval conference of her own free! + 105 often! It is an old story. We take it too cnanetest aitiieniee Gomes | ‘Question: Mrs. T. J. A. asks: “Is it will, If things do not plase her, the French delegates | . ct DEr Beunte Dundee, safe to use canned vegetables for walk out and there will be nobody who can stop | °F Sranted. eye, amd diaver- salad just out of'the can, or show — In that way we cheat ourselves. We tell ourselves that ——s they be first heated and then cooled?” _ . Gemi- them.” life would be rich and deep if only we could share in All ofj which, of course, means that the French do not t event t 7 MEMBERS OF MOUSEROLD: canned vegetables as soon as th propose to make any concessions and that they can af- pi vpihersralsgincdomae pire eirdine gesoil pei Snwektgelead pe peices teoriding then, ford to be independent about it. Their delegates TeP-| deeds, great events and high places are not for most of RINDAS engagement 10 Sleepy Husband resent @ busy country which has practically no unem- us. The daily round is all there is; all there ever will be, pare e ipapl nme prey mo Question: Mrs. A. L. aD 3 Ployment, a country that has the world’s largest effec-/ +4 tne end of life. If we bank on the spectacular we shall tive army and the world’s largest military air fleet and inevitably be stung. ee @ program for the world’s largest submarine fleet. Once in a while, though, we make the great discovery. A te It iy @ trif_le disconcerting to find that the cause! we ting that this dally round, so hackneyed and familias Pe yh as he gets home and has his dinner ofdisarmament might be advanced more if she were only] i. ineredipiy enough. Tt contains richness aud. depth By creetys DICK mertejey. Raserareta te sleep he guns: Be hana eee eens times. beyond our dreams. It can satisfy us, if we only open from hie room ait nights Takes liver pila, whlch Tbelleve ats . our eyes to it. ARNOLD, ‘chaadent, comane him lagy, as he tries to keep out of The Channel Tube Dream Again ee Detectives erour gatate Ros se munch 0 he can, 1 tall him is competing again Bi ferne, creat Taxes show cigaret smoking is increasing. “Cherchez pommel . eves ‘of wonders in his day but in this day for the most part | 1es femmes.” Sas tmprompin nod committed by aii active, ut he simply Wont be / 4 ? 20 hopelessly distanced by actual scientific marvels that Soe ies ig A me his miraculous fictions of invention pale into feeble- The question is, will airplanes take up the price of ness. For across the water the old dream of a vast sub-| gas — degen bheaiphiee aroe pre £ ny ‘The girl wh an atten (06 a eS task at tans, and with some of the same old petulant, narrow and | /... pete cps ce iy -hes Feet ly og BF We, tne) ei oe _ 5 Now GO ON WITR TRB STORY ry ° Next to money the hardest thing to keep is « secret. CHAPTER XIII | BARBS | ; Gmorce BERKELEY broke the e pe : * Men who act serious all the time are considered funny. ‘silence. “Naturally we're giad "It seems France has given the naval ' .to bave Mr. Dundee with us, though Bridnd-new hope. It is | “Sorry you've Got to run up against the police again, Mr. Crosby," Strawn went on wickedly, ice her Tardieu this, don't you i [ r & i E B i < * fam afraid bis visit—" be began Bh thine Editorial Comment uncertainly. BEN see,” Frvipabe satecrantet. paris oie mat up with e beth and guest, as an priced criminologist, : fi see “ ” fe'll go speak to her pres- rount paz eyes ex-| was there as assistant. ” Dover to near Calais, to be fitted with rail equip- oe epsie, St Deme! sally, But rst, so we shan't belted, startled questions, but Strawn Pr cig i or ay gn yment by which trains could be run direct from London . Captain Strawn assured bim. “Mr./ wating time, 14 like for anybody| wheeled, grinning, to follow the & “dotted” one. ~ “to Paris. A Famous Quatrain Dundee is what I'd call a mighty tear got anything to tell me to mare ¢ the pene from the room, ees \ x ' speak up.” rT urrying after him. child satin comforter upto her chin. , ‘This would be a tremendous engineering feat, but the (Boston Transcript) Paes ‘ ee oreaats Kae up: cece Ne Fences me: iene. ih ' NO one moved or spoke for a 8. BERKELEY’S rooms occu- |me—" is going to England. God save the lines long minute, then Gigi, who bad pied the northeast corner of| “I'll! tell .you,. Mrs. Berkeley,” king! : ‘again returned to the shelter of|/the house, her bedroom on the|Captain Strawn interrupted, march- *. 8 only Mrs. Lambert's arms, laughed bys |front and fitting into the tower|ing to the bed and looking down A woman in New Jersey who has 2 terfeally. which rose one story higher than| grimly upon its disheveled, bag- £m coleiemnart ee 20s stday of Cross, “What! . No confessions?” she, the rest of the mansion. Between. “But first I'6 like pring porcpmgs eo vigor to the fac is of erled, then burst into tears and|the enormous bedroom and the|to ask you when you last saw Doris ee tioee wr clbateilg fae . In of the hid ber face against Mrs. Lambert's | Smaller sitting room, fecing east, | Matthews, your matd.” pent a6 th yee. recited . breast as.her father pronounced 3 Buffalo man studying Here's to old ber name sternly, thal iabaiboner as feared bootlegging ‘The ‘the sacred “Do you know where your son is, Uquor to help pay his tuition. The Fle I gh Bc pri P in those that girl, with her high and mighty drys hope he won't preach what he | fir ‘And the Cabots walk with pil i ce pal igl anes oer eae : ‘These lines struck the fancy of Dr. John C. Bossidy, you folks have ze \ ~ Boston, and he wrote the following on the fiyleaf of “A detective! Are you really a 7] tA BBER, (ey. Cog Be his jereinis Niele saa ee, bacatee t he > Bartholomew's ae the Rags of ——. detective; Bonste, Dundes?” Gigi, soun afraid eee A per tae Ls a. oe 168—6 working weatrein. fest reaited cried, more s ‘ at an annual midwinter dinher of the alumni of Holy bert’s rious then stolen perfume i ‘Cross college, as follows: : Jewels. Please try to co it ‘And this 1s good old Boston, eoreet oe But at that moment s queraious| yourself—” ‘The home of the bean ahd the cod, “ie voice called out: “Why are you| . “If you'll pardon me, Mr. Where the Lowells talk to the Cabots, pd Ad knocking, Doris? For heayen’s|iey, I'll do the explaining.” And the Cabots talk only to God. aan show Ieee: Geen 3 Be Strawn and Dundee slances, es the soothingly: “Have you thought up. lot new arguments, George dire wl Hl RE t ge 3 i