The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-18
SUNDAY GLOBE CHANCES.

Today, Nov. 49, is the twenty-thrd Sun
day after Trinity in the Protestant church
calendar. In the Catholic church it is
! the twenty-fourth Sunday after Trinity.
The sun is due to rise this morning at
6:53. and set at 1876 p. m. The Internal
tional Sunday school lesson is found in
Luke, xvii, 11-19 1.-The Ten Lepers
Cleansed." The golden text IS: BE Ye
/ Thankful" Col. iii, 15 The Christian En-
! deavor and Epworth League lesson is on
! the topic of What Intemperance Costs
/ Our Nation" the lesson from Proverbs
xiii, 1921. This afternoon at 2:30 J. w
Johnson will speak at Assembly hall
Third and Wabasha, on The Glass
| Struggle"
Readers will find in the Family
Forum" pages of this issue, as in
all Sunday issues, a splendid va
riety of matter of value to all mem
hers of the household. The young folks
especially are taking great interest in
the puzzle Corner" THE Cues ton Box
and other features. Examine these pages
as we'll as all pages of the Glo be.
The Minnesota state normal school
board has sentimentaIly granted the re-
quest of an American educational 1epre-
I y
| Fflipinos to attend the st. Cloud and
Winona schools free of cost. There are
| hundreds of deserving children Of white
black and red American parents entitled
to first consideration.
Il think I could turn and live with an
imals,
They are so placid and self-contained.
L stand and look at them ana long and
long.
They do not sweat and whine about their
condition;
They 90 not lie awake in the dark and
weep about their sins,
They DO not make me sick discussing
their God,
Not one is dissatisfied,
Not one is demented with the mania Of
owning things"
Walt Whitman
Today, Nov IS, is the anniversary of
the birth, in 1885. of William Tully, an
American physician, professor and au-
thor; of Sir David Wilkie, in 1885, an
eminent Scotch painter; of Asa Gray,
in 1910, a celebrated American botanist;
of Gen. Franz Siegel, in 1924.
The Eastern swell mob is betwixt and
between. The Prince of Wales has dis
continued having his trousers creased,
and President Mckinley has a vey de-
cided crease put in his every day Now,
who's to be followed?
1t is being urged that social settle
ments, like the Hull house in Chicago,
and the Mansfield house in London, are
doing more good than the churches
This is what Percy Alden a prominent
advocate of the social settlement, said
the other day: Large numbers of New
York and Chicago churches are practi-
cally uninhabited. The Sabbath dav
dc HOW A
ence they are cold and extinct Every
one of them should be turned into a So
cial settlement, throbbing not only with
religious life, but with influences that
appeal to every side of human nature
and every phase of human need. Chi
Cages uptown churches-those in fash
ionable quarters-as they stand are poor
investments for mankind They do not
give an adequate return for the wealth
locked up in them and for the sacrifices
of money and of energy which their
maintenance entails. They should be
made the centers of all manner Of use
full work calculated to instruct and up
lift the people about them"
Mr.. Bryan is getting all sorts of offers
to go into business. from the stage of a
dime museum to editing a yellow paper
The costIiest of all -sausages are from
Lyons. France, and sell in New York
and Chicago at 80 cents to 81 a pound.
1t is in large castings and ma6c Of select
beef and pork and spices, the beef chop
ped very fine and the pork in long
strips. -:
Some of the good ladies of Chicago
have decided to give prizes to domestic
servants who have held their places for
years. The idea is an excellent one but
mi 9 n
servants are deserving of some consid-
Grafton. To their possession of rare and
exalted virtues is due to some extent
the permanency Of the happy reIatiO es-
tablishe1 between employer and en-
ploye. The faults and incOmpetency of
hired help are in great measure the
product of faults and inCOmpetency on
the other side, If fer no other reason
than because Of the liberation which the
mistreSses extend to servants unuuaI-
fed to perform the duties for which they
are paid. Nowhere else does this toll
Grafton exist. Rridgets mother in q shop
or factory or working on the streets
learns how to do what is expected of
him and-does it. Otherwise he don't
keep his job, Bridget Sally, confronted
by the same alternative, would speedily
acquire reaFo enable skill. and the immem-
Orial problem would be soived--for all
well-intentioned, just, and kindly mis-
tresses.
Tams Bixby says he will not take any
state position from the new governor,
but resume the secretaryship Of the
Dawes Indian commission His name
was no doubt continued on the govern
ment salary roll for months while man
aging the Republican campaign in this
state Individually the amount was not
much, a few hundreds Of dollars a
month, but in all the states salaried |
government employees were thus en-
gagged and by the consent Of the pres
ident
F. 5. Rer.be, of Bru,e Co. S. D., a |
young graduate of the Iowa agricultq- !