The modern Frhioplan travels from
Jerusalem to flaza on thp wav to hi*
hoaie country. far up the Nile, by rall
road train. Report* from P: lesflne
Indleate that since the B-trish oecu
patlon of the country (Jaza. the chief
city of the Philistine* In Old Testa
ment day*, and the scene of Samson's
exploits, ha* become an Important rail
road center, the broa dura life railway
having been extended from Gaza to a
point SO miles to the northward, and
the old Turkish line from I.udd to Je
rusalem as well as the recently con- 1
structed branch line from Gaza to Sur
ar Junction, hiving been restored and.
pu: in operation.
Thi Way of It.
“1 was held up by * woman once
who was too well supplied with arms
for me to resist her."
"Was she a professional fiiorpadT" i
"No. she « my nurse w hi d I was !
a kid."
Delicate Compliment.
Charles received a wagon on hla
birthday and promptly broke a wheeL
HJa father soon mended It. “Papa."
he said, “you are smarter than jtm
look."
Seemed Incomplete.
A new baby had come to the home
and the neighbors’ little ones were al
lowed to come in to see him. A little
one looked him over generally, then
moved down to the bottom of the long
Quite puzzled, asked. “Ain t
ime In Turkey” and one
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International j
8—16 H. P. |
Kerosene Tractor
A Tractor Suited to Connecticut Soil, Hills
and Small Fields
There are many good tractors of course, but most of them were designed for level coun
try or big farms, so are not adapted to the local conditions.
