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In an addreaa on "Brotherhood
Throuifh Buaineaa," Mr. Bull Thomp
son of the Winnipeg Kiwania Club,
Mid the preaent-day buaineaa man
need* auch club* aa the Kiwania to
craae the wrink lea and to keep him
youthful The world waits for the
brotherly apirit of a Golden Role
heart. "Present-day buaineaa meth
oda make a community nerve a cor
poratkm, but we buaineaa men are
■■oming back to the aid of the Ki
waniana and other clube, and will
make huainaaa aenre the world," he
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He kind. IMm ia the noble*
»nfM to conquer with, If am
doea kind acta, think* kind thoughta
»«d brighten. the pathways of hfc
fdlm with kindly amflea, ha la al
moit certain to find hi. kindnaa.
reflected into hia own Ufa. On tlx
other hand. If o« k graft and an
thinking of tha happineaa °' others
hia face ia usually hard, hia thoughti
aelfiah, and hia own pathway ham
at tha flowers of baauty which am
nacaaaary if it b.to ha a pleaaant
path to tread. Tha peraoa who k
unkind ia aot likaiy la find a wel
coma anywhara. Evan ona'a owl
baby quickly recogniaoe whathar h<
ia kind af unkind. Graff war*
navar brine amiiaa from baby*» Hpa
and tha happiaaai of roay, outstretch
ad arm of children navar ia. expert
encad by thoaa who traat thair litth
onee harshly. "ft pare tha rod am
spoil tha child" need to ha tha pro
verb qua tad noal frequently b]
paranta who cava advice en brtngini
up tha younp But. fortunately, thi
lay when that proverb flourished
ia paat. There are soma, tw wvver
who imagine th*t the only way ti
rear children properly ia by beat
inar the had out of than. And if
consequence, one finda tittle etiear*u!
neaa in certain hoiaea. And wv d
not think it would w>da ">t the marl
to charge much af the Lawless new
of the present to the harsh met:«odi
used by parents in rearing theh
tittle ones. Respect for parent)
and respect for the right are tlx
two things essential to make I
rood man and woman out of a bo;
and girL The same rule applies ii
every pathway through life. Busi
neaa men who rule with the iron hand
who try to keep their employee!
efficient by ill treatment and "mute
driving," get nowhere in the lan|
run. life is too short, and th«
biggest worldly accomplishments an
entirely too small to make it wortl
while for one to spoil others' pleas
ure by his own selfiahneas. Kind
ness is the one sure producer o!
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Dr. ImImt Unjoy Tolls Of
Horror Throng Whicli Tito
CkrUtkM Aro Pmhg
Constantinople, Oct X. — "TW
cries «f th« Christian refugees of
Smyrna for anter and food ars Mot
by a Turkiah lash," ,Nld Dr. Mmt
Uvtjoy, of Now York, prsaidsnl at
the women's hospital, who ho* J«ot
returned bar* after a week's mnoy ,
in tho strickan city. Dr. Loeojay
doc land that tho world hoa Mt haan
told of tho ml atory of Am and
honor.
"That* art still several baadred
thousand Christians ia Smyrna and
tho interior, whooo ttvoo an ia peril,
for tho tfcno limit MT thoir evacuation
haa o^iMd." Mid sht. -Only Prorl- I
dence knows what thoir fate will ho.
Tho crowds on-'the quay aro so |Mt
that somo of thote are poshed into
the sea. Women stand waist deep
in the water, holding their babies
aloft in thoir arms to save them
from drowning.
"Turkish soldiers are systematical
ly robbinK the men and wnRckhf
rings from women's f inters. The
wretched sufferers are willing to ha
robbed > if the robbing can porchaaa
life. '
"At night, the Turkiah soldiers 1
commit excesses against woman Kid
girls. Only when searchlights from 'j
the ships in the harbor aro turned
op them do they desist. In tenor
of Turks, the refugees are packed in
thousands in front of the American
consulate. 1
"There are more than 100 mothers
who gave birth to babies. Some werv
•ielivered while standing. I attend
ed many. Some of the infants died
within a few hours from expoaute.
but the mothers clung pitifully to
the bodies of the little things.
Dr. Lovejoy said that a Turkish
soldier, m'staking her for a Greek
woman, struck.her heavily with the
butt end of a rifle and left a mark.
This :• t. er wa- about to strike her
again when an American officer
intervened. She declared she oaw
two men attempting to escape by
swimming out to a boat. They were
discovered by Turkish soldiers who
fired on them. The shots went wild
and American bluejackets in a motor
boat were able to pick up the two
men. . _ ..'JUL .
| une 01 trip doctor*, inserted Dr. |
liovejoy, witnessed a Greek woman1
cut her throat and then hurl herself ,
into the water and drown. Ameri
cans at home could not begin to
visualize the terrible anguish of the ,
refugees as their loved ones were
torn from them—children being
separated from their mothers and the
fathers sent into the interior, de
clared the relief worker.
Dr. Love joy described the sanitary
conditions in Smyrna as unspeakable.
The whole city, she said, was be
fouled. She thought that the Turk
ish officers war* doubtless unaware
of the misbehavior of their soldiers.
In many case* officers showed nsl
compassion for the refugeea, the said.
She mentioned one instance in which
• Turk threw himself across the
body of a child in order to save it
from being trampled to death.
Brim Route 2 News
Mrs. Emma Montgomery, departed
this life Saturday, aged about 50
years. She had only been sick a
few days with fever. She leaves a
husband two sons and six daughters.
The interment was in the graveyard
at Carters Chapel Sunday afternoon.
She was a good neighbor a kind and
affectionate mother and wife. The
family have the sympathy of the en
tire community
Rev. William Epperson of Phila
delphia is spending a few days with
hi* father Mr. John Epperson.
C. W. and Matt Rlancett, Will
Jessup, Misses Effie Lawaon and
Mary Jessup attended the communion
meeting at Bell Spur Sunday.
Mrs. H. L Jeaaup is at home after
spending a tew days with relatives
at Paters Creek Vs.
Mrs. Lindeey Smith who tea been
confined to her ted for several days
with a broken ankle is slowly im
proving.
Sam Lawaon, Buford Huteherson
and Burr Lockett spent last Leek
with Mrs. N. B. Lawaon. They re
turned to Aahland W. Va. Sunday
morning accompanied by Mr. Law
son's slater.
Miss Delia Ring spent Saturday
night with Mias Ada Rogers.
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Disappeared
riefeiltjr iHkn known or law heard
»• J. r. dammar, the building con
raetor, of Sll Baat Third St Not
>nly doaa Mr. Clamiair rank A-l aa
i baildar, bat ha ia atao highly
me. Bat lot him tall hia awn story,
iota to hia statement.
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10 badly in my arm and ahouMar
hat I could hardly mov«. I waa
n Mich pain that it waa n I moat im
viaaiMo for m* to ^at anything dona.
It had rondorad ma almoat halplaaa
ind, aa nothinit did me any good, I
wcame vary nrach depressed.
"My wifr kept maistin; that I five
ran lac a trial and I have bean thank
til a thousand times that finally I
ook her advice. After 1 finished
ay third bottle the rheumatism waa
rone and while that has been a year
kgo now I've never had the least
rouble since. I doat know what
ran lac will do for othara, bat it cert
ainly did the work for ma."
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What the world sadly needs today
s more religion, and leaa of the
aaterial views of life. We are all
t riving for peace, happiness, and
ontentment. That can only come
then we are ready to help others
irid assist the weak and unfortunate.
I"he selfish life is a sad and gloomy
>ne. Sunshine and smiles can only
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■thers. The greatest satisfaction
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raat all men as brothers, there will
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