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MORNING TONIC
(Miller)
Infinity ia the retirement in wkirh perfect love
and wisdom only dwell with God. Ia infinity an.t
.eternity, the skeptie area an abyss in which all la
lost I we in I hem the residence of Almighty
power, ia which my reatnn and my wishes find
equally a Arm support. Here, holding by the pil
lar of heaven, I exist I sinnd fast.
. UNCLE WALT MASON
PATIENCE.
Xa Matter what ftwa wrong, ao edda what wlraa
are crossed, you'd better heave a eng, then aee
year temecr lost. If ceasing things weald help,
I'd y, 'By all means cun; pat cp a hew I and
e!p, and raise a beaatly fast." Bat this tni
deeea't rhase the shades of gloom away; Jast wear
cfcaerfal face, and taints will he O. K. I drev
eight hundred allies, this spring, la my tia ear;
the rsln, la fifty atylr. tame dewa, fro eloed.
Jar. The roadway was a Hoed, and my aid faith
fal host jast foaadered ia the mud. and there
g:v ap Ha foal. Tina was when I'd lave reared
end pawed aroaad and wept, and lora my sorrel
board, while watch and ward I heat. Bat years
have made me wise; 1 I. new that patleaee wins
nd ferty thoasaad sighs area't worth a brace of
grins. At so I waited there aad whistled half a
day then aaw a traafer fare with horaea dowa
that way. He kaajed me from the mire and aalr
:ked a bach, and I taned ap my lyre and
Betted my goodly Inch. The mad hairs dot life's
way, aad there we aft are mired; aad some stand-
f aad bray, and make the welkin tired; Iba wise
nun aita aad heme a tone thst should be canned,
atll aeme fellow cornea aad haale him to dry
bad.
Aad the wets had it floured out t lint they were t
Win. Their dope book t not up to dale.
If this sugar business keeps up we wilt have to
Kid hurry rail for Henry Page, v
Evidently the brewer will continue to kold I hit
ni!ioa barrela of 2 3-4 per rent beer.
Htroafrr beer waan't strong enough to get votes
anougk to indirate that the thing was in regard to
bear at all. , (
.It may be all right to try tha head of the Ger-
.. hot the thing to do with him after the
trial la to Kara U,im to death.
Trading with Germany ran begia at a nee. Bo
hj Bill baa a horse to swap he eaa drop ia at the
, (Sandhill fair tills fall and probably some of the
Godbleaeed Macs down there eaa show hint a few
trifka ia equine rommetyinl t ran (actions.
Mr. Igoe, of Ohio, la arguing la defease of the
brewery in Congress, inniata that tha war la oxer.
He haluld run aver lata the Hennte a few miaate
aad ath the hell-roarers give evidence that it
ia aot.
It la aanounred that 167 German are to b tried
V tat allira. That ia about all that need to be
Included eieept perhapi the other aiity-nine wl
lioa. Bat they cm be taken up after thaw are
fist.
Taa laeipieht Koomlet of 0o. Lowdea, for Re
publiraa aomiaatioa for preaident will be received
.ky cartala aclcit coterie in Washington aa a
Cfteaatb point, for there are those who expert to
pretoat any presidential boom that eaa be taken
ear of without auy coming from tha outside.
Ktw.Yerk Slate has above kalf a million auto
aaoWle. Tha Halted Slate baa above flee mil-
t:... .1 .t ti. .... .a . i t i . i
s n o im oi iu woria nas aoout two
milUei, la tki country we have one ear for
aver twenty people. Ia tha rest of tha world ia
aa tat for ry 750 people. Ia proportina t
olir pepulatiok we hav Uirty. seven timea aa many
cara ai fh rest of tha world. ,W eaa atill feel
a littl avelled p overeur rating.'
Tha Womaa'i Club ia it'a effort to see tkat tkf
daaee it which tk yeuag aomea partieipate art
f tha right lort-auck that a reasonable critieisa
taa ba made af
- a w in wj mpmtuy
aad to-opertlioa.of every eaa who eaa be of aay
kelp. It if easy U erlticlse, but tk aelf restraint
aeeerni m aerraia (rota erlHdslng eftoa doe
freat deU Bsot gad thaa tpeakiag aad fxaarw
finding ftmlt. 4io If you caa't ad a kaad aad klp
v ; OU MUSOCBI COitCKESl -
ptToagT kaa alwaya beea aa Interesting tkarae-
r atady, aad tk Coagreasmta baa always beea aa
iatorcatiag utapl af tk woaderful work
creatioa. Tat it appear to baa ba left for tk
pre seat exlraordiaary aestioa tf pro It alalia
t tk word exlraordiaary by it ingujtr dealr
far laformaUoa. Tha xtr esloa 1 11 from
Missouri. Every few minute it would seem aom
inquiring member Jump to hi placd air for
kaowledge. Bo aa investigstloa ia itartedT
' Bom' plat tki I all right It 1 all right for
tb ma a from Missouri. II eoafcaae tkat ba u
omcwhat from tb aticks, aad aot aliv to all the
dark ways of human kind, and ba want to kaow
tk anawer before be get too far into the play
Bui be ia aot a Congressman, and hat aot com
to Washington ooxing wisdom tkat ia vital for tb
saving of tk nation, and k i aot receiving
alary for bit work. Tb Missouri Malt it frankly
telling a by hi demand to b ahowa that be i
tryiag to (id tep tb abort-eard. artlit, tad the
fakirs, and the buneo-ateercra who atand thick
round t segregate tka Beubea from bit means.
Congress i aot exactly of thl ly ft. CongreM
want to investigate, but, thl aot for information.
Congress kaewt it all. Congres may act likt
tb aiaa from Missouri, but that i camouflage of
tk highest degree of skill. The Missouri man
doe aot baow, bat want to find out before be
step oa the sticky fly paper and gets hit lege tan
gled up. The Congressman knows, bat ht wanti
t iaform tha world, aad at b kaow tht, world
has grown tired listening to the informer who
information is as old s the antique Joles that
Joe Miller dug out of the Nil valley ia the dnyt
of Cleopatra the Congressman who want aa in
reatigation want it so tb information he hi tc
offer eaa b pressed oa somebody officially, like
tke sheriff serves the summons.
Congress ia investigating these days more than t
rat, and hanging around the mouse hole just in
beut the same manner, in th hope of something
to investigate, yet right sure that whtttvtr hat
been ia tha hole ha een investigated eo often
that it hat beea caught tad eaten long ago. Yet
it serves as a subject for investigation until
something elre ran he found, and at Investign
Hon doe not tak murk time that the est or th
Congressman would devot to anything mora worth
while nobody so far, has ever seen any reason
to object.
Congres is from Missouri, not bacauee It
really wnat to be shown, but because it like to
ss the old women say once ia a whjle, "snnnp
It is a rharacteriatrriatie of some folks. It is not
harmful, and hardly annoying.
beta show U the most conclusive tray. Bat tht
Beet Itartt out to g by raaaata aad tb peopl
will wtcb it progrea wore aa a vcriBcaUo of
tb safety af tb aatiaa ia tha potsemioa of tb
taaal thaa aa a teatLolakat the eaaal will do.
Wbil tb fiett la going terota from tb AtlaatU
to the Pteiflt fleet af antatnobll truck ia going
wtit aa the highway showing aaotkr eeaaectiag
link betweea tha two eoattt. Ia the eveat af aa
othtr war the YJaited Bute will bavt eeeaa de-
fen e movable from coait to eoast, railroads, truck
line and air navigation. The Pacifie is ao longer
far from tb eaat. Thia country la today at torn
pact at a barrel af aaolaMea.
:- THAT AHTI-PBOHIBITIOX COLLAPSE.
Tb eollap of tb aati-probibltloa effort it
getting funny. Tha announcement were made a
few moatha age that wbea th troop am back
from Franc they would jump on to thi probibi
tioa outrage aad trample it in -the mud la about
three minute after they arrived oa solid lead.
Tk laboring mte of the United State irra to
trim up all th tc hemes to thut off tht' worbtr't
l)wrThaforcignlaboT of llw United Btate wouM
go back to Europe and show the hide-bound
narrow heads over bore what shutting off liquor
stand for. 8om of the New England aad btlddlt
Statet papers were reading the Mother JBhipton
prophecy about the coming of the end of "the
world, and figuring oa bow to arrange their affairs
in event that the gin mills actually drove ia the
bung and (hut up ahop. The boor erowd , best
th tomtoms aad- mad so much aoise they rtally
thought thylheardtpmothlsg that sounded like
backing from some other thaa themselve.
Thea th court tried to figure ia eomething
about 1 3-4 per eeat beer. Thea CongreM grtdu
slly warmed up to th rat killing, and wbea the
eouat wat takta there wasn't a thing left for tht
talooa but to wonder, who did it aad what with.
Booze now has it rating. It know that no
where at the conaideration of tba people of the
United Stales doee it get tvea a chaaet to tit on
tht fence and tee the procession go by. It has
been a most pronounced bluffer, a modern John
Falstaff in ita claiming at well a aa iaiquitout
reaorter to every detestable rhen. . But it hat
finally arrived at th finish. Tht' peopl Ainder-
ttaad now that the rest it simply the eletn up of
tht gang that persist in defying the law, aad that
tbott who have ttoorwith their saloons opent in
the face of the law now tee whtrt tht lightning
ttrikes. The rest of tht way the bead playe the
funeral march.
THE SPEEDERS.
Two things the paper are full of. The arrest
of the speeders and the increasing automobile
accidents. The folate law specific the speed -of
ears on t lie streets and roads. Most people pay
some attention to the law. A limited number of
others do not, and they are a ronslant danger to
themselves and a menar to others driving the
roads. Excessive speed is justified ptrhnpt once
or twice in aa ordinary lifetime, but not mare.
The purpose for which the average cor it traveling
requires a gait of not over fifteen to eightee
milrt, and if for the sake of satisfying the driver
it is bounced up to twenty or twenty-five miles
an hour it ha reached the limit allowed by law
and by any ordinary prudence.
The oMrer ia many of tb cities nd town ar
ahowiag a determination to enforce the ltw by
arretting those who violate it. It it Isrgaly
matter with tht o (Beers whether the inexcusable
pcd on the roads and the streets is continued
The man who is arrested may put up a protest and
perhap criticise tb officer, but if th officer will
stand to bit guns and tell the accused that the way
to avoief arrett it to obey th law th bulk of th
people will be with th officer. There it a theory
that the law is the voice of the people anil that the
whole population ia witk the law, but that is net
the fact. A certain proportion of folks yet think
the law is for the other fellow. Thtt class the offi
cer ind the rest of th people will have 10 contend
with, but they ran V set aside, for after all the
law it witk tha officer, aad Ik take a big man to
make headway againat the law if a nervy officer
upholds it.
Yet at the fiuul test it is the people who are
going to atop speeding and stop tht Increasing ac
cidents tkat ar occurring day by day. When the
people have let it be known tkat they are with the
officer of the law th law will bring the relief.
I'ntil speeding is stopped the situation on the roada
is as eertiia to get worse as it I certainly worse
riow thaa before the first car came out. It is a
matter ia which everybody is concerned, for the
speeder ran kill himself and his own folka at well
as he ran kill otkert. and it It a fart that he fre
quently pvyi the penalty.
CO-OPERATION REQUESTED.
With Raleigh't community cannery available to
all who wish to make use of it there ought to be
precious little gardqn trurk wasted in Wak county
this yetr.
The cannery it well equipped and tht canning
is done under competent direction to that th best
results are obtained. People who have produreJ
that they want to save and cannot wll handle
themselve should not hesitate to bring it to the
cannery.
The eountry people can well afford to heed the
appeal for co-operation which ha come from the
management of th cannery. In the flrrt place
th cannery is a laudable enterprise intended to
accumulate atom for distribution through the
Associated Charities end other agencies to the
needy of th city. In the next plar use of the
cannery should mean money in the pocket of the
eountry people. Most of them no doubt naa
mor garden tuff than they have th help and
facilities to ran. Th surplus that It ordinarily
allowed to wste might ss well be saved.
Co-operation between the city and rural folks
ought to be fr aad heurty. Th ity cannot well
get along without tk territory lying around aad
about it had neither can the country conveniently
do without tke eity which i both a place to buy
and a place to aell.
Th eity audNiouniry preeinrt should pull to
gether snd be mutually helpful. Our friend in
the eountry can help make the community cannery
a rousing success. And they will do it, too, If the
fact that thir assistance is needed is sufficiently
circulated.
OUR NEIGHBORS
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Th Oiatty One who drops in just after breskfwt with the history of Ker life.
on all the partict to tht league, to help her lick
ireiana.
What ia bia "argumeaft Why, that if Amerieaa
capital it for the league it i necessarily viciou
and mutt be made odious. It reminds of the silly
demagogy we bud m thi country nearly half
century ago, wbea many of our tatemn septr
ated the Ametiraa electorate into two partioa the
plow-bolder, all of whom were virtuous, and the
bond-boldsrs, all pf whom were profligate. Like
many other rraxet, tht thing twept over tht Wett
like the cholera, and every citixen who advocated
honest money was deaounced aa a maa whose sol
aim was to 'make money tea ret" aad the masses
indignant. '
Harvtiting ttobaeeo boa begun ia different tec-
lion of tht Slat, and th report ar that' tht
crop it damsged aom by th fertiliser and Mint
by the weather. But a th price promise to be
good th tobacco maa i looking thipper thi year,
nd he figure ou showing the banker something
long in the fall that will look good to both of
them.
the .Woman Club d what h ia trying to do. roa
j.- .... -vu . o,,.uiMuoa i ao- eaaal aad Ita poeafiUUtice and what te eipeet
kg. The Worn. a Club bat lo.g be. . fore. i. there. P.aam. es.ai I no le.ger thwry la
Baleigb and It. influeac 1. going to wa rafter th ligktt legre: It ia ag atcdmpUrtmtnt
thaa wit. It U a wkoletom iaCucae tot, ' of tk govwra.e.t, .d Ita pr.ctial atllity bat
PANAMA AS AN INVESTMENT.
In a day or two a great fleet of the American
navy wilt act tail from the Atlantic to tba Pacific
ores a, going thi time by th Panama eaaal. Oa
th last eceatioa whet aa Amerieaa war vessel
was wanted ia on ocean wken it wot ia th other
tk Oregon mad th famout "run around front
the Tacifie to join the fleet that was about to be
gia operatioat against the Bpaaith ia Cubaa
water. It wat a long run, aad a slow one, but
a twtft oa for tk tim and th eoaditioaa aad
successful one. Today it would b a failure.
The world could aot wait for week for a abip to
tome across. War move faster now.
The canal his beea dug, aad put t us. Tit,
fleet new about to set out will be the biggest flee'
that ever moved from tkt Atlaati to tka Pacifie,
aad the mo.t powerful one. It will be a modtra
miracle com pared witk taytklng tkat hat gou be
fore it, and it will eat through th isthmut la
steed f going around the entire boundary f
South America, etting a bow path aad a at
record for naval mevemeat btwea the east aad
weet frontier of tka VaiUd Stste. -
at
W baow pretty well what the fleet will do. Tb
canal ha beea dug. Tb eaaal ba beea dug
Ship have been traversing It until It ha become
a I aid atory. A war fleet will pass through la
whatever order er ataaatr the coaauadtr tball
eleet. Not eoaatiag a poetible accident tba ached
ula can be arraaged now sad tarried eat very
The impressioa aeemed to prevail that the cos
gressionnj seed distribution bad been stopped, but
government bulletin asks for bids on eeedt to
be delivered thia fall. In the lot It about 30,000
pound of flower teedt, dO.OOO pound of lettuet
seed, 73,000 of radiah seeds, 40,000 of onion teed,
nd other in proportion, to be ent out promis
cuously. You will get your paektta of them along
ia tht winter ia plenty of time to plant them and
wonder what they are.
Poitibly-a League of Nttiont may not b b1
to prevent another war, but it will go much
further ia that direction than no concerted action
of tha nation at all. Aad if it cannot do anV
good it cannot potaibly do aay barm. If in
bunch of half a dowa met flv art banded to-
getker to prevent a quarrel the tixtk one will aot
hlvt much lucre In pulling off a fight, aad that
i Ideatieally tk prlneiple of th league.
Prejudice Invoked
" By SAVOYARD. '
1 eut (k following out of a aewsptper tb othtr
moraisg aad it it aemethlng in th nature of a
eurtity in senatorial "debate-t
. ttenator Borah apoke a Imgth, and la tb
eoura of hi remarks declared thet befer th ds
bate o the league closed ht would Vw that big
flaaajcial iateroatt were in eoaelava to exploit tk
aatarai reeouree of Europ aad bate tb Valttd
Stares, uaderwrit tk Uvettmeat.
"Tkt math of hypocrisy will b torn off La
ttld, 'and avn tk aaerd asm of a forme PrssU
dent eanaot b need to protect the met who pro
pos reaeu out rat country.' V
, "Tke Idaho' Senator read from a oublicatio af
the Lee giit ft Enforce Peace a Utemnt that
thrtfOartha of tb toatributioa to that areaaU
utloa cam front basis mtn aai aaid that
wkjle the aamt of Kuha, Loeb Co. wat tot
among tke concern! wieatlonedrhs1 had evidence
that it ihould laathm
Later 8ator Borah Injected tba abaurdity late
the gaiety of tb totatia that, under Article X
t tba letgue Great BrlUUt it authorized te aD
C)rgani4d eajiital has beea guilty of some mighty
mean thing in our country. Not one bit of doubt
oi i.iul, uut the money power never contemplated
tne oeggary or the people. A, fool ought to know
that capital cannot flourish if the masse art im
poverished. When Mr. Cleveland wat President
the last term, financial panie spread over the
country, the most disastrous of the last fifty yeara.
mat panie had for parenUtbe Sherman silver law
mat rrtaiaeni Harrison approved, after it wat
passed by both houses of a Hepublican Congres,.
it put every privt business rolneern in America
on the silver basis. The Federal Treasury waa
tne only truanriui institution that paid gold.
(irave state-men of both parties in Congress de
nounced the situation ns a "banker s panic. They
told the people that the money power precipitated
the hard tiuios, and was intent on beggaring the
farmer, the artisan and all other classes except
itseir. A banker's panic! As wall talk of
mother's ayarlet fever, or a soilor'i storm, or
former drouth. Of all classes, th financial panic
hurt tlio bankers first and moat. It means tha
payment of debts and the very first thing in order
is run oa the bank, and rare indeed is the bank
that kop sufficient money on hand to pay it
depositor In full immediately. It is absurd, th
idVa that a baaker ia agin prosperity, lit makea
his giins by lending money, and durinir a nauic
n aa no money to lend. '
But there it a prejudice" against banker. Tkr
is a vicious vkwucui of our electorate who think
it criminal to be rich, however honestly tht money
may ne come ny. it is to that clement thtt Ben
ttor Borak appwla. In bit philosophy it it hor
rible for Ameri.fju rapitnl to adventure in Europe
ro set toe numerous peoples of that continent on
their feet in order that they may go to work and
help rebuild the world's watte places, devastated
by war.
The intelligent capitalists of th United Btnte
know that our prosperity will not endur unless
Europe goes to work; they know that Europe can
not go to wort unless money is supplied with
which to rebuild factories and purchase raw ma
terials. They know another thing, and it it this
Unions there it a League of Nations ao American
money it going to be adventured ia Europe. And
that it not all they know. They know that hard
time and pan!. and quarrel between labor and
capital and ttrikes snd violence will come in our
owb land unles Europe is put ia a condition to
buv our tiirpltii products. And .they know be
tide that America it now become the only ira
porta nt money-lender on e.-irtb.
Our bankers are not going to lend monev in
Europe if the chances ar that war are liielv ta
break out any moment over there). Kvery sensible
maa kaow that thore wan wilt come unlet thtr
i a legue of the great power to avert war. Of
all th nation, the United Btnte of America It
mott vlttlly interested in politirtl tranquillity tht
world round. Uiven that, and in half a century.
yet, a quarter of a century, the world will emerge
out of the present financial ruin, strengthened,
rotrast, prosperous. And wnr will be the most
ediout idet the human imagination 'can conceive,
That,( Udeed. will be the state of evea the German
mind. . ...
The League of Nttiont mrane disarmament. Die-
armament mean Deace. At mv old friend. CreedaU
8tovall, of Bnrrta county, Kentucky, eagely aug-
geetM, 'j'eu etn't skin a beef without a halfe."
So you can't fight a war without aa armv. Tba
design rs to make public opinion king,' wi;h tuto
cratie authority aa irresistible power.
A to the league, it it Imperfect. It will be per
fected and amcaded at the axperleaea aad Intel
ligent and the -virtue of maakiad ehalt dictate.
It would have beea far better document if Ba-
ttor i Congres had aot aougbt to discredit th
rresideat of the United Btates before the Mblif
f Europe.
But It will hold: it will suffic. tad la tht tad
it will triumph. Borah it a bravt aad aa honest
maa. Other ef hit party art cravea townrdt aad
areh b.trprtmr-Tkcs Tatter pretend ta M for a,
wague. xney tie. They ealr aeeh te wane a
piratical tubmtrine warfare agulast It aad torpedo
it without warning or plty.v .
weiougioa, duly it, .
1 HUNGRY TO
MHO SCHOOL
One-third of Children in Czecho
Slovakia Absent Each Day,
Says Report
Prague, Czecho-Slovtktn, June 31.
(oorrespotaenee of The AjMeutted
Pre) One-third of th achool chil-
drea in Caecbo-lovkla art absent
from school every day on neeount of
hunger, according to Bed Croat Inveiti-
gatorr report. Many of the child ran
in th schools were found ao weak from
lack of nourishment that they could
not hold their beads' erect Frequently
enuuren naa to be carried, home be
cause thty bad not the strength to
walk.
Ms Edith Hoyt, of Washington.
D. C, and Mrs, Ethel D. Earle, of New
York City, two of the trained social
workers sent by the Bed Cross into
seventeen towns in the Erxebinr dis
trirt, reported that ia thia section 90
per cent of the children were actually
starving. To relieve the tituation, nr.
rangementt have been made fot the
establishment of public kitebent
throughout the country. The Americans
ar supervising their operation and th
distribution of food supplie to tbem
"The children were undersized and
backward," write Mis Hoyt. "botb
physics I ly and mentally. They showed
signs of tuberculosis, rickete and ane
mia. W went through school room
after school room inking "How tniay
have not had breakfast thia mornlngf
la a class of 48, 19 little bands went
up. This was typical of the aituatioa
throughout the district.
'Nettles, a weed, from the Drincloal
item of diet in the poorer home, and
only on town w visited had any po
uroes. vta entered many houses un
expectediy, in order to obtain a tree
idea of conditions.
'Among the achool children rivket-
softenmg of the bouts dae to lack of
fat preyaile universally. Children of
aeven ar like children of four. Chi)
dren of tea or twelve are the sis of
aormal six-year old. Their face
are gray with pallor, and abaormally
saa ana gloomy.
RED CROSS OPENS GREAT
HOSPITAL AT CHELIABINSK
Omsk, Siberia, June 2. (Br Mail)
To meet aa emergency in hospital work
for wounded Buaaiant of tk army fight
ing the Bolshevlki, tk American Bed
Cross has epead one of it biggest
aospital at Cheliabinsk.
The opening of heavy fia-htiae- on tha
Ufa front brought auay wounded ao).
Olers to tne nlreldy burdened Buaaian
military hoapiUla. Th Bed Croat aeat
to Cbeliabiaak, Dr. Htnry W. Nawman
Cheliabintk promises to b aa impor
tant tUUen for Amerieaa Bed Crosa
work thi Mimmer, as it is expected that
the fighting dill be psrtieulnrly heavy
ia the district fronting it.
PERMISSIBLE TO PHOTOGRAPH s
JAPAN! IMPERIAL FAMILY
Tokio, July leVPermlstion ba just
beea granted to tak DhotoeraDhs Trf
th Imperial family a they appear in
publi driving in a carriage but not
when they r on horseback or afoot
Tkit it Interpreted here at a very great
concession to the Mrit ef democracy.
ia ta earlier days of Jatmn it was
popularly sanpoeed thtt any on as tint
en tht (acred Emperor would be struck
blind. Accordingly hit face wat always
veiled by a flae bamboo, mat wbea an
audience waa granted. At late at 1915,
oa the orcaaioa of the coroaatioa at
Kioto, photographs et the Emperor aad
Empiett exhibited ia thop windowa bad
the faces of their fUajettie obscured
by a piece of paper. . v-
ivew taapnott ar ta Emperor ana
bit f eoDtorrarr tppeariaa freonerrtlv
ia the Japanese aewtpapen.
It uke a maa f wmdom to ntiliza
halt b kaowa. .. .... -
' "-h
-
Aaewer te Yeatrday'a Kwia.
1. Aa inn or liquor ealoon, to-called
a an abbreviation of "publi hou."
f. Oa i large water fall Ilk, fof
IntUnet, NUgrn fall; th other, an
eye disc in which th eryttallint '
lent become opaque, earning blind
ness. S. A contrivance invntd to heave
overboard from a vessel on tht turfaca
of tht tea to dettroy tibmarinet, a
ploding at a certain depth beneath that J
ea.
.- Chicago. ' '
5. Florida, Alabama, Mlstlttippl,
Louisiana and Texas,
fl. In th Bering Bea, famout for
ealing.
7. "The Villag Blacksmith by
Henry W. Longfellow.
8. The colored rays of light ceo.
rated by refraction through t prism J . Jl
wanarallv avuialrlnir k ..I... I. ' m
J -I - v vv.uia auvww Ml
man.
W. Ambassador from Prance to th
Uaited Btates and dean of the diploma
tic corps in Washington.
10. Forty-eight. '.
"Caatlley"
New Question.
1. Why do they call it
opt
2. What It a poll tixT
3, What wer th Monitor nd tha
Merrimaef
4. Who it William Marconi I
4. What ia astigmatism t . ,
fi. What famous English novtlltt firt ' i
wrote sketches under the nora it ptsam
Of "Bof't i
7. What color result from a mixtaua
of yellow tad bluet
8. Who was Aesop f
9. What ia tba tallest building in tha
world
10. What are the Iggo rotes!
I
Btj Edar A. Guwt
A THOUGHT fOR PATH IRS
I want to bavt my younisters clad
That I wi ehosea for their dadu
I want them when I've gone away
To think of me at time and toy
That I bequeathed to them n nam
That never ha beea linked witk (ham,
I have no great desire for Dclf
Or joys which I may claim myself.
I shall not whimper though I mis
Th topmost peak of earthly blist
If I can be, throughout my dart.
A maa my little onet can praise.
I want my children to be proud .
Of me In any throng or crowd,
I wotild aot have them turn awty
Or blush tt aught that I might say ,
Or try to hide from public view
A single died that I may do. -
Whea-they ar wiser, older frown.
And si. life' ways to them ar known
I would not have them call .0 mind
Occasions when I was unkind,
Or have them in my reeerd set - J'
0 cause to be tthtmed of m
t wntto leave aiv children here -- -
Te walk through life without a fear)
I want to have them proud to aay
They bear my name from day to day. .
1 waat tbem alway to be glad
Tkat I waa ehoaea for their dad.
- Copyright 1919 by Edgar A. Guest
Cub and Mtxke Return Relation ,
Mexico City. July 13. Dr. Exoonlel
Garcia Entene t, recently named Minuter .
to ijexico rrom Cuba, and Of.Hr
WhHmaraa. first -erta.i n)'
tie, errfved bee -'--
tlicir pott. Thi marJej 'T
of wlatiowtTfiMwiva llhrJ
wwirh bid. beea nieadf
I
oath. '