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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-24

There are many schemes on foot for
a monument to President Mckinley.
One or two of them in the South. No
doubt the projectors of them are in
earnest and hope to see suitable me-
mortal erected at no distant date. But
it is to be borne in mind that it took
long time to erect suitable monument
to even Washington and Grant. And as
for the South, somebody has suggested
that it had better raise monument to
Jefferson Davis before erecting one to
anybody else. The suggestion is timely
and appropriate President Davis was a
hero and martyr for his people, and
though worthy of all honor as man and
as state,;,nan, his country has neglected
to ho1or him as It should.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-24
THREE ESTABLISHED TRUTHS.
New York World.

New York World.
Washington in his Farewell Address
gave us one great guiding truth as to
foreign enthusiastically with all and
no entangling alliances. Lincoln at
Gettysburg gave us one great guiding
truth, in our relations one with another
charity, justice. union. William Nc
Kinley in his parting public words at
Buffalo gave us one great guiding truth
in industrial and economical develop
ment: '"The period of exclusiveness is
past" Washington-peace. Lincoln
perpetuity McKinley-prospeIity In
vain will Interests" strive against this
last truth, now firmly established beside
the other two in the mind and heart OF
the people.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-24
TROUBLE IN NEW YORK.
Richmond Dispatch.

Mrs. Carrie Nation is to make New
York city her home in future, it appears.
The information comes from the smasher
herself. She is now in New York State
and it seems that she finds the field SO
fruitful that she sends word to Indiana
she will remain there, and wishes to
cancel all Indiana engagements. She
states in this connection that her head
quarters henceforth will be the metropo-
lis, and the newspapers of Gotham there
upon bewail the, descent of a new infic-
tion on their town.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-24

1t is now in order for Senator Pritch-
ard and other members of the Republic
can State executive committee to ac-
knowledge with thanks the receipt of
Loge Harris invitation for them to step
down from the management of their
party affairs.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-24
A RIDICULOUS DOCTRINE.
New York Evening Post.

new Ork Evening POST.
One phase of the wave of hyStcria
which swept over the country after the
shooting of President Mckinley, was a
demand that criticism of rulers should
cease, because any ceIsure of a man in
public life might stir UP some hare
Drained fellow to an attempt at assassi-
nation. Of all the ridiculous doctrines
which have been advanced during the
past few days this must seem the most
absurd, when the public RECEIVERS its sense
of humor.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-24
ROOSEVELT AND SCHLEY.
Hartford Times.

Hartford Times. @ -
In the days when there was a linas.nd
staff controversy in the navy, Mr.. sR5osc-
velt's affiliations were with the Nae. and
he is probably in no danger If being
charged with undue sympathy for Rear
Admiral Schley in the controversy now
going on relative to w acts of that
officer in Cuban wateI
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-24

The Republican press is still trying to
prove thai the Democratic yellow
journals are responsible for President
McKinleys death And the "yellows'
why they just go on printing the news
quicker and better than anybody else.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-24

Scrofula, dyspepsia, rheumatism, kid
ney complaint, catarrh and general debl-
ity are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-24

There is one good thing about czol-
sosz, he's not given to volubility.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-24
OLD soLDlERy EXPERIENCE.

NJ NJ Austin. YCivil War veteran, o.
winehester, Ind writes: MY wife was
sick long tiTlc in spite of good doc
tors treatmeIkt, but was wholly cured
by DIR. King + New Life Pills, whlcf
worked won9ers for her health. TheS
always DO. TRY them Only 25c at all
drug stores.
Many sal more but none sell better
pianos. at dl,ser prices than John B.
Wright. Gree1nsboro. N. c.
Bears the
s's; :; ' ''' MzAzzz7x'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-16
d. gnft Nros. Webieine 90
s;roOeaane fenOt fsit paa fo%r.ansenoe.

cyfqt bet ue. stD stbHndes til; DIR TAFT BROS. MEDICINE co, 70
Elst 10th st. New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-16
Sri Mitbnta Sur.
Mtbmalene bringer oiebliffelig einorimg % imlo.
itGnoig SeclbreocIIe | aac Stli9Ioe.
. c = 5it tlienot paa Sorlan9euoe. 9 g =
H~ STRIP @aOn o9 aoresie tpoelia. va
q q . 5rit tIieuOt paa 5%orIangeuOe. q =

'~ STRIP @oOn % SOresie tpoelia. -oa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-16

gsrsas Den Is. 2Opcmber 1901.
GaacnOer, Suwa.

Dd ber MI er gaaet liot lang lib
Eben ri BAR bort noget berfra, iaa
nzd bt % gad liot tilbaee / 5ioen for
ii Ida III aft meb.
Ssueaqsn ben q. Ottober bapbe
aH nozzle Nenigbeo. tilbsrenoe ben
zSrFe fortneoe &irte. LIANT Dor 8irte
sm 5urmiOOogen til Confirmation.
zusr Iets unge afIa9oe ben 9obe Be
knbetie. % ON Gftermiooagen bupoe
n IelD Rpbe. pa bet truf ioa beIoigt.
II GHq9olm par Der, iaa Ri baobe
aqIteH n eel 5eitoag, oa ri baboe
Rece 9ele 0dgen. Sirsoag ben 5.
2orem6sr baOos 0i igen Set. oa pait.
anoreaien itdnoiebs Der paa i'm Sen
ErnrejTe I'D til i'm me QrbeiO8mart-
81 uit laa gsnnem o0aniteren" fen
X bom oor foite 6iIien % Sat for
xn 6uno. can tilbragte bps os.
8eors Gsperiens 5amiIie er
slsueu forget meo ea lille gige, Iige=
knes 45eter 9etsriens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-16
9pOsfnlb.

OHstaa NOrgen ZEN 6. Rob. ben
fop file / 5roen paa i'm 5rslIer
aEuo 8onnictIens 6ufru. aatrine
BOunidien, her At RingIteo. efter 2
Raauen rs Gpgbom o9 3 0dges
saaree eioelier. At 6je~rteIn9oOm.
mrs. Rarie 9atrine 8onnittIen par
fgDt 5grfirup Sogn. Sen0srjDaano.
Ddnmarf, ben 16. 5ebr. 1884 og blep
%alfIaa. ST gar, 8 Wuaneoer og .
Doge. 5 1870 fulgte bun i'm Nlono
III Nmerita, boor Be opIlog oeres 30
prI / Clinton, ga. 5 1889 reiIte De
iaa ferub til Gmmet So. paa oeres
farm, 1por be Taa bar boet inottl for
2 Mar Tben, oa be trat oem tilbu9e
fra 5urmerlirst og fl1tteoe, fsrit til
armftrgng og fOen. ba HingiteO blep
s1gggt, 6srtil, for at leDs / R9rbeoen
af beres Ire Ssnner. Tom ale DO ber
xt eaHlte Settlement. @n 0otter
II gift / gbicago og en- ugift er MI
5enErne Dos Gaberen. 0e pare ale
fumteoe ON beres Mooer5 9eosleie,
,sg moaiOg bet TiOite 5arOel fra bsnbe
Ter poo 5oroen. Ere 8ern ere gous
nc Urub for benbe.
Rrs- gonnirtfen bsrte til be
fiIe / 9aubet" bun par en- bOmn9
ar1feu. Iom intet baboe at fjule iig /
rosH 9rIiius "a bans Retfaroigteb.
"a benEes ftabige 8sn unoer bsnOes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-16

Spgoom par, at bun mdatte odd biem
til i'm 5reIier. GUN par penIie og
tarlig / i'm Omgangelie, og bun bapoe
dltio ct oarmt 0aanotrDt % ct Denliet
Orb til ale. fom mgote benoe, boilfet
liar ger Ct SUBS Barn Iaa 9oot / benz
ne e9ent9rli9e % toloe 8eroen, %
tattet bare 5erren for benoe og for
bOer en- trpsnoe Sial. Iom man faar
aoo at mooes meo % lom man ian
tale meo i 5ortroligbeo ON bet pig
tigite al alt, pore SiGles 5relis.
8eorobelien ionbt Steo unoer tor
Deltagelie ben 8. 9op., fra Ct. gauts
oanIte eo.slutb Menigbeos airte /
Ringiteo. bporaf 8nuo gonnictien TT
Wieolem. gaitor e. s.. Smitb bolbt
9igtaIen og forretteoe Sorbpaataiiel=
ZEN. Der blep iungst flere at Mo'r
9onnictfens gnoIingsialmer.
6iemmet talte 9uItor Smith ub
ira Grab. 7, /. % / &irfen uO ira
I. N0f. %, 10. .0fiu Sipl Os oen
oprigtiaes 9sO % nit enoeligt poroe
ION bans. og ban lagos 5iIbsrerne
paa Sinbe al bate meO al tomme til
5srren % Finpe 6reo meoens bet be0s
Der / Dag, bn BET n megei farlist At
opi9tts I'm Ombenhslie til 8gosituns
oan tommer. 5reo meo IRIS. BONNET
lens Wtinoe! 6un er iapnet baaoe al
5umilie og Omgangs0enner. 6erren
bar ta9et benbs til iig, / Den 8oIi9.
iom par bereot ogiaa for hsnbe, og
bbor oet par benbes Bon. at bun en-
Sang maatte ie air line tare iamlet
ON Fg. Maatte 6erren iaa fao Con
Al leoe eem os os ale iaalenes, at
naar Ri en- Sang ital Oanore berfra
At Ri fan ..be ben o%prigti9es 0so oe
port eneeligt bliee iom bans alt At
Raaoe for Seiu StplO. ~. 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-16
Hegimrntcts 0rlt.
(Sluttet).

Sun pibits 10 lite, at Sergeunten
par blepen pluoielig ing, og babe
CLIENT at fort9ae lin Steofortr90er at
ahsie Senien. San oioite lite, at ban
fsrit blep %fapnet. oa Regimsntet bar
bunbrebe Wtil borte. og al. oa man
rapportereoe BAN frap9renoe. dntog
9aptainen, at ban par oeierteret uoen
at pents sfter fine Qfteospapirer. Der
lite tunoe pare BAN til nogsn Rptte.
Men ielp ON Senien bapoe pioIt
alt bette. piloe bet itte baoe foranoret
Sagen. 6an pilbe BABE p9ret lige tros
taft paa i'm Bot.
Selo ON ban lite baboe baabet, at
mai DOG tiliioft oiloe TONNE % afeie
BAN. piIoe ban Dog life bare forlaot
i'm Bot. 6pis nogen troeoe, at ban
piloe foylaoe cen. foroi bah par bIeetn
forlabt At fit Regiment, saer ioroi ban
oar trRt oe iulten. De tog fell at BAN.
De tenbte BAN 1et life. !0ele 0ogen
itoo ban Ger, uoen IN Smule at ipiie
"a fun meb BET lunfne 9ano / 5slt1as
ten at brittle. 9eb Wiooaostio par
bans 3ienetetio uolsbeu. men ban
funoe lite anie BEN for uolsbeu, iaa
leuQs hans Orore life por fulofsrt.
Om Gftermiobaoen Iamleoe Der fla
en- truenoe Stare uoenfor 0uiet meo
Den s%isnipnlige gsfIutning at tiltOinae
ia @b9ang. Noglt raabte pao at
trangs ino meb Bob % Wa9t. loz
bruo Jon .,IfDo ham neo!" beng bam
op!" % lianenoe bsrtes nu o9 pa; men
De fornuftiaere baooe Obertaget Dc
Der itste BAN ingsn OperIaii.
De par lite banoe for W%anoen; men
De par bange for uniformen. 8aereb
ben par nsmIig b 5oreueoe 5taters
Regering.
Saa prsDeoe De at uorette peo Gift,
bpaO b. lite turk gore meb Wa9t.
8s taIte fornuftigt meo Senisn Tor al
faa BAN til at Torlabe fin Bolt, eIer
laoe minearbeioerne TONNE ino / 9p9s
ninsen. Men iutst biulp. De nag
tsoe BAN Mdo % 8ritfe, oa ban bao
ON BET. / 6aab ON, at Suit CO 1srIt
pilDe b%eieire BAN. ON intei anost
tunOs; og Iaalebes git 0a9en. "a
Ratt.n falot poa. % enonu bar Sens
Senfen paa 9oat foran 9sren til ben
lille Stenbp9ning.
Om 4att:n Tatte Minearbeioerne
@agt omfring Den snTOmms Soloat.
for at inqsn Ituloe iatte fla / 5orbins
oelie meo BAN. Manee al b fret
fenoe piloe gsrne babe gibet ham
W1ao % Dritte for at ban Ueoblis
bsnoe hlnoe pare / Stano til at be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-16

Ger er %ingsutins lia sNibmd Rure".
Oct brinasr elsblitfelio gtnOrlns. enoogs
aa / Dc uRrite SilfRlbt. Del furerer.
nnnt aiie andre Ting Teller
Reu. Is. 4. @eus ira Sila 1ioae Sa..
%ltriDer: goers Nrsoelaite al aait5md
RUE mootaget | aoo Oroen. Sea tan
lite ltripe. boOr tafnemmelig ieg er for
ben 9inbring. iom lea bar mootosei pcb
bette. s9e9 poi Ell 5ldne, leutet meo cit
oaarlie pals "a Atbma 10 Aar. Sea
troeoe. al ie9 alori9 pilos blips raj. seq
iaa eoers Auertis emeut ON 0elb eoelie
for S5Hit ifIptisii9e % plueiuiee Spes
bonn, Nfbmar og iroeoe, I bapos ingt
for meaet, men ieq ulloe bog proue bet.
Gil min 0uerraifelie bidlp bet. Seuo
mig Ell Tor 5lalie.
Rep. IT. Worris gsrhiier. Rabbi at
gGoug. 6uai Ssrael- ituuer:
glep Dort, 3. San 1901.
9r. Sait gRebicine TO-:
99rebe berrerl eoer5 .Niibmn Rnrs
er ct uomptiet Wiobel MOB a5.bmd og
Hay Fever. % bets Communicating
liubrer ior dae Reipprligbeoef, iom er
ioIbunone meo Aiibma. Gets 8irtniu9
er iorbduieuoe o. plou1berllg.
otter al bape mrotrisat ben neget neie,
Tan ri ii9e. al sNtbmdlent" luoeboloer IL
90ers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-16

w " lt8t, VI |NtgAhditht N~hotqViptt
eoers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-16

ftntte Winerne. bpor iad mango af
Dem tiente til 9ioets OpboIb.
Sens Senien tilbraste Ratten, iibs
benos paa 0srtrinet meo Riflen /
6aanoen. neie iaattugenbe Manoene.
Der bolot 8ngt ober BAN. De blepe
ailsIte efter fda 3imers 9aat; men for
bam par Der ingen aFesnine. 0a
Morgenen grpebe. begnnbte ban al
tabe Wooet. 6on tom til Den Sluts
ming, at ban bel par bleben rdpporz
teret iom en- 0eiertsr; men ielp ba
ban bdbbe Opgioei alt 9aab ON Be
frielie, forbleo ban pad I'm Yoit.
@nonu en- lang. beo Dag, itsnt ubs
bungret % plueet al 3erit, bolOt han
troIia gagt % forbinbrsoe be ilbe=
Tinoeoe bIanbt Strejterne / here's onos
itabsfulbe pIuner al iprGn9f WiRerne
I 2uften.
6bab Der biloe n4re blenen af BAN,
bbis Der lite BEN Gftermiooa9 bar bic
OH 9umuit / yohes Gitp. Ct life goot
at piee. Wsn paa 8runo at osnne
bieb Der teIe9roferet sfter Soloater.
De nnfom. % ben fsrIte Orore, oe 1T.
par al i9tte en- itnrt 8agt omtrino
&ruotma9aiinet. % en- 4foeling al
aompaani ! bIeb Itrats lenbt Der I'D.
Den aaptdin, DIR babbe qibet SEMEN
oct Stuosmaul, at ban bar for bum iii
at OGre Soloat. mar6sreoe / eg,a per
ION Qfoelingen ub til MagaTinet.
Sens SEMEN iaa Soloaterne TOM
me, men ban bar ior ipa9 til at itaa
op oe gore 6onnpr. Soloaterne Ioa
ogiaa Sens Senien. % De fo%runOreoe
ia itorlig. Ro9le At oem roabte til
BAN. til 5roOs for 0iicipIin, og 10;
men qdttereu bsoe pao oeres 4Gber.
oa De tom narmere % iaa bans blege
4niigt.
uOmattet. Iom ban bar. prsoeoe
Sens Senien beg at rejie ig og gsre
9onnsr for aapiajnen; ban prste6e
ogiaa al tale; msn intet Orb tr9ngte
ia frem ober bans oplpulmebe QGber.
8 en- Stemme, DIR LOB beitioeli9.
bemGrteoe en- al Soloatsrne:
o6r. adptain. SEMEN bar OGret
pad Yagt / ire 8ggn."
9apteinen tpntte pad, bbao ban
ban bapoe itreoet ON oenne 6oloat %
rsomeot. Der tom MI en- Minedrbei
Der til, ION fortalie, boorleoes Sen
zen 6aboe itaast pad 8agt ire Oage og
Rptter uosn Mao % 9ritte; boOrtes
Deg nosle al Streiierne bapoe iest at
6smagtige fig &ruotet, os iprange ri
nerne, men blep forbinoret Deb Sol
batens 6eltemooige GpfsrieI.
9aptajnen par / @irteliaheoen en-
barm6jtrtet Wano, % bet fges ON
BAN, at oa ban berte ben 6ifiorie,
osnots ban fg pm % grab iom ct
Barn.
2m % om6n9gelig bar SOlouterne
5enien til 6oipitalet. S flere Dage
par ban feberIp9 % talte I giIoelie.
ban begpnOte at tOmms fig. Dens
ieee Der BAN fIere OOsrraltelier. 9an
bIeb f~ortali. at mems ban bapos pGret
i1a bar ban bleoen geninoitreben iom
Soloat. Sad oiite mar BAN ct pa
pir, bpori fan naoneoss iom Regi=
mentets Sergeant.
Nen eet par, bbab ban fanot tire
pen paa 1T gamls Qf%Iisosbebis, iom
forbapiehe og frpbebe BAN. 5or
Der iioo. meO tore tppelige 9o9itaOer.
itreDen at ielbe 9aptajnen:
Oeunp mnnb or en- 6elt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-16
y did.

VI be- S1n Tor bee Orm iunoet 4 Z uin.
ialer CIV Der ,obres me6 hoore's Hog
Medicines toitsr &c pr. 0laauso. 1O0 9b. al
Moore's Stock Food ii ieoe Suin mere euo
100 80. oil Mea buis life. iororsr ri in
cen Setnliae. Sftal. uoar &c iRlasr 9frgs
Soiu. MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO.,
Council BluH-. Ia.
- aaeHtff sailes. bier iHaea ~ilabaHne imbes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-16
0orn .60jlEO(e.

24be Sfpleaar begpnoer /. Dec.
1901. unoeruisniu9 paa en9elit U9
oonit fur 8egpuoere % 8ioeretOms
ne. Wlenb % Suinoer. Il Dollars
for / Tigers Soit, llnoeroienIn9,
Ems, Sarme % Seng. 5triu til
y. s. Dig,
Gil 6orn. Shelby Go, ia.
5orlaus Ratalos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-16

Il ln Bros Rbidne 60.
9Gpbs or = Sea oil fuue buue anbeatng. fbi fg mnn gore bet. Ou ie bar
ehs .aRbmaene"s ube1uloe 8nntn9 for Ddbpbdne al Anbma. ln 6uhra
bat pret pfaed mb ompogue albma e fate War. seq bapoe idD opgpd at ms
re gmbe. % amte bapc osa uotsmto us SP5dunr. "a fa Rg eods >Wt pna
tbus 9inbue pua 10 pabe Rp Dt, % fg tgte etblftla Ell Nlate ,afbmalents.
Gun be9pnoe al bruce bet omung DO ben lite Jouenbu Sea mPteos mart 6ordns
6matn. "a bun bnpbe buat en- iaie oor bun mt et bdbrebt. % bun r III belt ri
iaaoanne Speoomsrsu Seq fer Al Hs ian mbefaS Ienne iRe6idn I'll aqG iom ct
paod al bene Spebon. eous {. Z. pbelpe,M d.
. 5ebE 1901.
o. Gait grs geodne so
2gfbe earrl Sea par pta9e al albma % aar SEQ bar p"nhn toQ9e giSkr.
men lnauf Ia . Ia ia lea tbrs advertisement g pbebe mom 5l1fc Sta ut Yin
BRING ppbdtt tg Seq bm fon ftt a es9s f@s aafr. os ta r mcgee tafaennsis
lea bar 5anie IRE Born og bar he funnel urbgoe 1ds ar Nn r R9 rdf og fan
a6dos son mmpn bnu Tag Geune anbaaIng MAJ &c BRUCE orom Il th.
pop4ls 23j Rpuston Ct 2 WapboeL.
o. cat ~ Il Anu Doll Qs
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-02-22
HAD TO CONQUER OR DIE.

II was just about gone" writes Mrs
Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springs,
N. c., II had Consumption so bad that
the best doctors said I could not live
more than month, but began to use
DR. Kings New Discovery and was
wholly cured by seven bottles and am
now stout and WE'LL" lisa unrivaled
life-saver in consumption, pneumonia,
la grippe and bronchitis; infallible for
coughs, cDlds, asthma, hay fever, Group
or whooping cough. Guaranteed bot
ties SOC and $1.OO. Trial bottles free
at r. II. Beers & Co., Newtown; Will
liam J. Beehler, Brookfeld; A. B.
Fancher, Hawleyville. druggists.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1901-02-22
The Travellers Guide.
FORD RAILROAD.


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@ NJ : $! L. 1870. m. "a N: so..A.
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sunday. $40 %: South. ioS . N. IN. aS1
5-2 p. m. Sunday, soc m.
Cornwall BridgeCNof4h. a0 m. l2yol. ~
6.8 n; Sunday. 90 n: South. 1aH n
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election Of President goes to the House
Of Representatives and that of the
Vice President to the Senate. When
the President is inaugurated on Mon
day, March,, the oath is administered
by the Chief Justice. The President
is the commander-in-chief of the
army. He may grant pardon for Of
Tense against the United States, ex-
cept in cases Of impeachment. He is
assisted in his executive duties by a
body of men appointed by him, called
the Cabinet. The President with the
advice and consent of two thirds vote
of the Senate, has the power to make
treaties with foreign nations. He also
has the power with the consent of
the Senate to appoint ambassadors and
other public ministers and consuls and
judges Of Supreme Court all other Of
GERS of the United States whose ap-
pointments are not otherwise provided
for. The Presidents duties are
summed up in one sentence: "He shall
take care that the laws be faithfully
executed"
Next In the Constitution comes the
Judicial department which includes
the Supreme court. The United
States guarantees to every state re-
publican form Of government and pro-
tects every state against invasion. Just
Is amendments have been made to the
Constitution. The 18th abolishes slav-
cry. The 18th defines citizenship and
limits the power Of states with respect
to privileges of citizens. The 18th
guards the rights of suffrage granted
to the freedmen. 1t should be the
aim of the citizen to become well &C
quainted with the history of his coun
try, the principle upon which its gov
eminent is formed and the institutions
which have promoted its welfare.
Above all he should cultivate a high
standard of morality for the republi-
can system of government is based
on the Golden rule for he who loves
justice, mercy and truth will never
consent that mis- voice and vote shall
sanction public wrong.
In closing Mr. Linsley said: "We may
all be assured that only those who do
their duty as American citizens can
ever preserve their rights and bring it
about here in this fair land that gov
eminent Of the people, by the people
and for the people, shall not perish
from the earth.''
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THE HOME CIRCLE.
IS CONTROL L BoTHERT

CORA A. H. HEWITT IN THE YOUNG
Control yourself, control yourself,
Lowell" said papa to his nervous lit
tie son. q
"oh, bother control, papa! When
one has to practise these COMPOUNDED
scales in FIVE sharps one can't be very
serene"
Papa laughed: "Well, but 1 don't
think being in a fever Of impatience
helps those fingers Of yours. Just try
for ave minutes to slowly, quietly play
them. If then it is not easier, you can
practise as hurriedly and impatiently
as you please"
Papa turned to his writing. Lowell
continued his practice. The scales
were taken note by note, carefully,
firmly played; soon the frowns were
smoothed into smiles, the fingers few
over the keys, and even five sharp
scales could be conquered. He could
then turn to his beloved melodies of
Mendelssohn; all else was forgotten in
the exquisite harmonies. At the con-
clusion Of one grand chord he stopped
and few over to his papa, exclaiming,
20 papal ii only l could compose like
that. Every note love; why, papa,
they seem like friends to me-"
Papa pushed back the hair from his
boys glowing face. Compose like
Mendelssohn, Schubert! What would
you give in exchange for that power,
Lowell?"
"Give in exchange? Why every
thing I have.''
''Think minute. What have you
to give-you boy only fourteen?"
why, my colt, my bicycle, my sill
yer watch"
Eyes, but would colt, bicycle or
silver watch buy the ability to COM
pose music? That is absurd"
"Iknow that, but i mean I would
swap them, if I could sit down and
make such music as Schubert's or Cho-
pins"
''Lowell, my boy, the genius to make
sound language which thrills the
hearts of men, and gives to their
thoughts visions of sweetest delight,
is bestowed only by God. But even
when the gift is in their keeping, it
has great price Of It's own, which the
receiver must pay before he can use
it,"
81 don't understand"
"How did you succeed in mastering
the five sharp scales?"
"Why, II practiced them," stam-
mered Lowell, as he recalled his irri-
tation and impatience.
eyes, but what did you first do,
Lowell?"
"Oh, papa! I see what you are driv-
ing at" laughed Lowell. II con-
trolled myself"
eyes and that Is an exchange you
can make. You are only boy yet;
but you certainly are intelligent
enough to see which is better-control
or the entire absence Of it,
"But mere control does not make a
composer, papa"
mo, but without. It. very little can
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