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Torur ENRON or THR SuS So while much
cr.uc ~ has ~icccuty been directed ags,ns, yariou,
brnrchr> - the city government the postal service
has O., 4 r.'r escaped The business community
NJ. not alaays avs'. ~ inst nov outgoing mat =
handed Tor instance. In the building In which
m, once =, 'ncarec Their. Is a mail chute on which IL
\ sch.Cuje 81 ,hc times iha, mall IS collected there
from It recently came to nv notice thu, the mail
a, not always collected 'or the last two collections
al night. but Is sometimes l,r over III N. following
mor',us
Thinking taa; some carrier VAS not Going his duty
lt,os TIE matter o.? with The Postmaster and received
a ycr, courteous r,p'y, In 'rtct that NJ one sas to
blame llt hat the last two collections could SELDOM
b. made owing " the outer door " IN, building b,lug
.,rart rni the cau'sr not having time to wait 'o' II
e. hs opened My further protest that the question Of
tie number - collections was not Hrafly ~ Important
a. that every collection SclrLlI- should actually be
maze regularity Gillette u1ihing further than the "a
PLANTATION that the rglHe''u was made for street hoksS
AMI mat uu >pecUHI bulletins were provided for once
l.la.ug boxes In plain Engl>h this means that
t- postal tuil ofltsS Art not at al concerned A. tn
WNr'.,r cut'CiluuSAt "a cANScheDulcu or not from
oG.rr hsI.'ng tuNes. II collections cannot be made
change ~ labels on thr boxes u ". y.
NV bIuI, Jan -
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The shipping Rill Not a sectional
Measure.

The recent article by senator H,SN, in
the Nlnufncturcrs Record. calling especial
attention to the entirely reasonable prob
abii = that the South "a n region will profit
enormously hy tho enactment NJ the Ship
ping subsidy hill and predicting untold
benefits for thn' part OF the country, y this
meas ire becomes a law. Is most Timely now
that there il indication ~ renewed oNort TO
have tho bill passed during tho present ses-
slnn % Congress.
MIR HASH, says that he knows ~ tho
contemplate organization ~ no' less than
three %a'rainShip Ines from the South. two
t. south America and one To- Europe. in
case tlr hi, il made law. le says that
with the restoration Of our merchant
murine and the CONSTRUCTION Of an i.thmian
Canll there Is everything 10 elggcst that
the great Mississippi, Valley and the Who'"
southern section wi! pour their sur plus from
mige and sd. and mill into southern sea-
ports for export to th" most distant parts 90
the world lie does not hesitate 20 declare
that h" wIIl not hc surprised ~ the seat Of
Amer. an commercial empire Il eventually
transferred from the East to III" South.
The Ohno senator might have carried his
reasoning much farther. and have asserted
with truth that there Is no part ~ tho coun-
~ that will not benefit by tho enactment
81 This law. II l. agreed that the territory
ajax the ~CaCoast. the Last, West and
south. at once will feel the "lec, of a Ship
pa; subsidy Law IN n hundred ways. II
must aisp ho admitted that tho country
bordering u;ou aud Tributary to the region
81 IN" treat Lakes Will register The impulScs
81 renewed activity = the h'll ~ made Law.
The great interior states, like kansas.
Nebraska and the Dakuta,. may soon 10 Iva
too r"mot" from Scacuast ~ lakes to receive
direct benefit. hu' surely they are part ui
the great NlssissIppi Valley of which Nr
H,NN, sncaks. and they have the strongest
possible interest in this matter, iuasnuch
rs II j. the expectation of the supporters ~
the suh.idy measure that the vast surplus
Of grain production of IN" fruitful soil Of
these states will b. carried abroad IN
American vessels. Every part ~ the coIn-
Try and al - people will enjoy IN" pros
pcri'y that This law wlll bring, the farmers
and miners Of N" interior. the mill owners
and mill workers in all parts Of the land.
the planters of the South and the lnmhe>
men Of both North and South. in fact. prGc-
tlcally every branch Of manufacture and
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Nrs. Nation At the Rar.


POW ~, Ch,ri.o rim, Herald
Dame Natlon oi rri Kansas
~ all uci ribbons swufe
That her hcwr Skcfci usishhots
Should q.cucr their thirst no more
She SMASHED a glass aud cheSei II,
And spa ih' pircS uui
Ana tore u.t hunch's ~ Ter hair
Aud sung them ',"h upon the ar
Ana h''c-ly cauccd about.
Pas, And v-s, ,nt north and south
she ran vim 81 itt might.
AM nrysr dtl = mnac,ucl cps
Present 50 ncict a sight
Shame on tie Kansas woman
Who s"S ~ home M cuons
4 lullab when sNr might he
pcnul''l'ug Salro0S'
The b,,.ihon sud 's l,rer
Are pour'ns on Hma'n
rfom fIautS Uu-.t" and Georges place.
To lfFCGtr me pain.
AMI wrn, cost, mirror
Is r'ecA 90 ~ tnriv Nays.
AM all t't actions N- designed
To '''gat"n aud Hna'e
p,crctr folk ~ err'cre,
Au4 .HEul. ny males and men
n,hu'l t't smash irc %wlnioN9.
Ant ~. eco m es.ln''
Slt slaSr> Ne I,G%tm. Bs,n"ns
Ana t,a's % into l"ls hts
And '%c,'t'rs ,h'm a's'
And. ,c,sanluc IN Ncr anger.
Anf' nSfthr fc,r'ai is.r
Nnt'ugS on Ne helpless iawn
Sr,'hkt, y IN hrr CLUTCHES
IN hirs't fuNl NJ hules'
Inn, ooas tic m iiuiiou she
Kr.cS> ,.Hn o''u 't'ck' and thing, arr l.sps
Aces '.rr covering forms and hsap.
lI", c.r,'s on th'i' souls
~, Sucfr r4r.cS Onward
AM MS her cease n space
Ant roughly slNpN his 'nc''
IA sTH,c ss on, ali he bIns,
NnI. 'nyni about, rye hundred men
CD .tsN Vy,VtuHfpy 49,.
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Gen we.ic, Merritt on Fighting and Ha,inr.

Vr.n vas cadet. rgh'ing Ia th.seuw Of to-day.
had NOT teen Instructed, There wa' no 'Scfapp.ng
committee. Do and mbo'S between r.pteS.ntauves Of
classes wee uuh,ard ~ Outing ny whole 'int ut
IVES, Point | had but one ncht. I'D that Was with a
f. low ca,smau over \ persona matter The new
KIND - nghtIng u To hr uaspAtlngly cIndemn ned. a.
the m-r Who Ia, teen AT West P,iJtay,A' and has
bou 't,i.i : all that tine. II 'ur- 10 h. letter quail
res iut a petsuuA' encounter tEon n mhH 81 the sane
h,ig hi and weight who IL fresh from home foi tbs
reu,uu Nght hetwtsn 4 'plr5e and \ second ysat,
man amountSto q riecs Il brutality.
one ~ the chief d r%cultcN taat ! encountered when
suqrtilt,rdcrt Of thr Acad'my from ~. IN 49,.
was hat quite n numhet 81 the younger oricsrS were
Numerically opposed g. my views on haiilg 80
much SO. g. tact, th.'l could not Obtain Their cheerful
acgrl-. ,-t," IN Whist | was Tying 70 do 10 stop the
~ ctce.
When a young man Voes IN West Point, and
d,vrlpls what l. termed fr,shns.S" h. IL certain To
hs hard piHt ucu'nN IN social standing ar never
mad. IN account Il family. position OF wealth. !
rmcmher that NE mos; p,Iulsf man In my class
Of forty nv. years aro was one who, upon his arrival
n, West Point. reported bis family As In INDECENT
dreu,.tAnsa lie was very kindly treated b. ALI
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MIL Rutter. and Fat Butter Again.

To ruE TnrToB uF THr = NF H' :
An article with the ahov" h"4dius 'n v''F .
~ Jan -. "" feel GO ns'raihed 90 - "'.''
with tho writer ~ well a. -" l.t" ~
association in tho interest ~ 'r0'' ana ''i
ncss The oirout hill imposes o '1H .. '""
margarine prepared IN form ,pi Oh .
initiate pure but'er. while On ''1' = y !,
yhs, IL rc1ll IL the TAX II nominal y. =
question. no hcal'hiuluc>~ Of 1904" .-
ma, the assertion e the .t"r. mon
trade in olcn oil would H." ruined '' ''' %
cage 81 this hdl Is NOV prove j."
have q rich' in know VIVA I'"bN.
my served 20 them and no d--H. '..''
helyrn hns 4 right - claim ''' y
Of defrnuding them oi this NsN' '.. t.' '
enrich the few a. against ~" U.i .
il call ed the poor mans butter j. a,
I'm, he should nav over lr u,r CONF 30
We say not 4.
lie, IL be sold in is nativ" style ar. =
GEORGE !
HAEryono. oom. Jan -.
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white Horse, and Rcd.Uond-d Girls New
Phase,

To rur FnrroR or Ius SvS Sr TO Tny
Sry belongs the honor VI having onnounc.h , few
wears ngn tho unique discovery Of the close oonnec.
ton hr,v-~ WIT, horses and fei heAd.t girls. which
observation on tre pat n the Ilhl'c proved 10 ,,
absolutely tue
wish now to CAL vour attention 10 ar evident great
iuc'~G,- 4. the number Of white horses to be seen.
Will. o.. number Of red headed gittS II nouhly lc,s
S~ern'ls's allegs that blondes hs gradually broom.
ing rNtuc' In this country. but | have failed TO notice
nnv Satisfactory sccuvt" reasons sl,tu Tot ne
chang.
Perhaps rHC SUS can captain. oDSrRvE.
Nrw YORH, Jan. -.
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Tho nar~f~~t 81 North Carolina.

TO Turrop or THF SvS So II Gen =
I~,f.'plti, e'glhl. is,pite his cim-, you sure ) Sin
nt~ds-rniua'r against som. u MS %onusins North
lar.lr, Is ful - HON Among n. most dlS,in
Z i,Aed mesa. 80, a'eioot and Rs'su Rare
'r,' tRome. Is e.. mud R-iiiu R,r-ioo, Of Mckay
SC Iern l.. = a usighb1t ~ IN. latter can you
~ IN slip 10 WITH Rr.dH' SoN
L---N--.- L. Z
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statesmen sccm TO be thick In the India,

Statesmen sccm 10 10 thick IN tho Indiana
Legislature" one ~ 'lom has Introduced n
hIl to prevent policemen from PRACTISING Ian
Another would have county whIIuiu. posts
for "a. rac,llItiCu Of men who swear IN IN"
prcsrncr of women still another proposes
To- have murdrrrrs PAT tu death hv means II
morphine An opponent of this plan threat
EMS 10 amend the hill by providing for suspend
me prisoners to trolley wires. thus combining
electrocution aud hanging"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-28

To ruB EDITOR OF THR SrN-Sr while
travelling in Sums,ra ! met Jan Pot, who lives at
AltmssT, on that island Of nrs tiger hunting.
J. MARTIS MILLER
Ion Csylon. Dee. .. iso0,
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Ndiferc-t version Z tAr Non Jouy N,H
HruHy's u,logrd dance with Nl,roRIA -
presented hv m 'S''nUoi ,~nIrrSpondcut
in Irp,nshVr<h IL avs
I'm ,sn louv V,~ Wrrv won, abroad AMI
white 'n lnui1n lr attended one ~ N~l,rnluA, -
crptuu> aui WIS ~. scented u the Queen 10, tNc Amer
lean Minister. who introduced HIM A. ~ Snu ~ ltrS
dent NN~ r'gl"N la" queen tccrlN't him most
CORDIAL, ant NJ NNN NuVrN eniny~i a %oru,''S,
ton win her lnstac se,ctH' minutes During t-
following week VI NAN rrVPN received n SPECIAL
iu, tntpn - NE court bal N to wallace srl I was
trr,, ihat tho Queen conferred heh honor On r'm
h, inviting hlrl n Income her partner n me 'gl~ru'S
,o'l.on II. gladly accepted INC royal invitation
and with h, r5iufa' eNgJ grace, ri ~ Majesty
through the cu,I,uu ,rlInih suty"
II Is quito true ,ua, IN 1870 N,RriN Vas
Rrprx wa. pr"utcnt - tAn lui'"i %tr'cs.
hu' whether ions \ ~ H rrN visited l"'ipn
IN thai year and vtS rrc-cutrd 20 tho uu"on
- tho Presidents ann, We are not a. present
informed II was certainly MT r., mrs
vI.,t TO tho court " - James, M,urIN
vas ~ mrs was Minister 10 Great prit1iu IN
80, and 1872. hv President J,cKsoV's an
p,iutm"ut. which the Senate refused IN l>g?
To- confirm. tho cns,inc vote Of tho VICE
President. ions { CNHorS. being civon
n.llu-, him That sane year 1892. NAErIV
N,N Rvur~ was elected Nio'- presidcnt To-
succeed ,AiUorN. AVID 'o preside over he
Scug'c
Prince ions NA> rrUsN. then recently
from Nll" college aud 'he Law school went
,o Ionl,n with his father and was attached
,n ilo lrgltion l. was ~ mis- time. I've
wears before 'he accession 10 the late queen.
thai ions vas BvRSS IL reI ort"l ~ huvo
danced with n" Princess \I,IoEi. AITN-
,>HriNN
Dad joins VAS NpES visit London again
in iS,o md renew hs s7ltrtnry relations with
the HOUSE - Hanover or was m" earlier
occasion mN'hical7 rhc m ''rr' should
h cleared U,
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Away with such a pc',uou'

Col BuYNN viii please notice that 'ne Young
man Nus ,iuN .'cis- 'o b" doing we'll an I'lh
IuuNNs kEAU\s. N" u"N senator f-u'l th :
STATE. will De 20 next hpr. In 1891 he was
sctilng 81 "a dly as a mir'r II" IL sal - l"
iurcuaudod 80 tie extent OF a number OF
millions now II" has mad" himself a p!u'o-
rat and n senator 10y ability. gr,t and hard
work
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22
THREE CENT SUGAR.

Mr.. W A. Havemyer. Chicago
Representative of the sugar trust.
has begun his campaign against
beet sugar by publishing inter
views III which he talks of refined
sugar at 3 cents n pound If the
duty be taken off. The hope of 3
cent sugar is expected to influence
the minds OF the people of the
middle states So that their repre-
senta,ives in congress will vote tu
remove the duty on sugar,
The suggestion OF ) cent sugar
is alluring. but it isn't true. The
trust wouldn', sell sugar for 3 cent :
. pound under any circumstances.
even though it had the whole Of
Cnba for a plantation, operated 10y
contract native labor, at starvation
wages.
Of course, the price of sugar
would be lowered somewhat bv re-
moval of the duty, but at the most
il would give cheaper sugar on y n
few years ahead Of the beet sugar
producers, whose methods are con
stantly improving and who will be
able. before long. to reduce the
price Of sugar considerably below
the present level.
And if the price of sugar is to
be lowered by the removal of the
duty. why not also lower the price
of steel. iron and n thousand man
ufsctured articles by taking them
of the tariff sheet and placing
them OH the free list? The do
mestic sugar grower is certainly as
mnch entitled to the protection of
tariff ms the iron, cotton or wool.
en- roods maker. It's about time
for the farmer and the west to get
some sort OF good ont of the tariff
Denver News
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22

Last winter an infant child of
mine had Group in a violent form. :
SAYS Elder John W. Rogers. a
Christian Evangelist, of Eilley,
Mo. II gave her few doses of
Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy and
in a short time all danger was pas;
and the child recovered This
remedy not only cures Group. but
when given as soon AZ the first
symptoms appear, will prevent the
attack. 1t contains no opium or
other harmful substance and may
be given MS confidently to baby
as to an adult For sale by Ikel-
man Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22
SUGAR INDUSTRY.

ROCKY FoRp, Colo, Nov. 90
Especial. Five hundred and thir-
ty eScursiouists from Garden City,
Lskin and Syracuse, Kansas. have
had possession of Rocky Fond to.
day. The promoters of the eNcur'
sion, who are advocating a hee'
sugar factory for Garden City
planned the trip 10 give the peo.
pie of that section an opportunity
to see what the sugar factory is
doing for the Colorado farmers
and what factor il ia in building
up the country. The visitors
were taken to the factory and
shown every part of the sugar
making process This afternoon
forty carriages have been used
showing the people over the coun
try.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22
Asleep amid flames.

Breaking into burning home,
some nremen lately dragged the
sleeping inmates from death. Fan
cied security, and death near Its
that way when you neglect coughs
and colds. Don't do it. DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption gives perfect protection
against all Throat Chest and Lun.
Troubles, Keep it near and avoid
suffering, death and doctors ni!ls.
A teaspoauful stops late cough,
persistsnt use the most stubborn,
HARMLESS and nice tasting, its
guaranteed TO satisfy by lkelmau
Bros. Price 90 cents and 81. Tria!
bottles free.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22

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Sta'cs SEND - cents for sample copy
and terms to agents. RAND. NC
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The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22
HOLLY CHlEFTAIN
*s.ss Boil Papers SO. %
Tho 1t. lou;s
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II has special department, devoted to The
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and il ought to be at every hreside during
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DO not MISS
This opportunity to 9cs the greatest Ma
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only - 90 This oacr is mAde in spite Of
The advance III the price q whit paper and
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subscriptions To-day 70
iIEFTAIN.
HOliy, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22

Electric Bitters. Two bottles
wholly cured me-" he writes, and
| have not felt a twing for over H
year" They regulate the Kidneys,
purify the blood and cure rheuma-
tism. neuralgia, nervousness, I'M
prove digestion and give perfect
health. Try them. Only 90 cents
At lkeleman Bros. drug store.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22
THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA
AND SANTA FE
RAILWAY.

GOING WEST.
No. 5t-Denver express. l2:3S a. m
No. California express ( 3:ll a. M
No. ; SUNDAYS and Wednes-
days. -..-...-..... .l2.o. p m.
No. Mexico and Cali
fornia express........ - 3:5S a. m
No. s3.-Way freight. 7:25 IA. m
sFlags for passengers for points west
of La Junta.
Except SUNDAY.
GOING EAST.
No. S-Mexico and Califor-
MIA express. 12:lo p. m
Nc. as-California express. lo:3s Il. m
No. Wednesdays and Satur.
Gays. Observation-Disclosures. ] AZ p, m.
No. S4s-Wav freight. ...... sos p. M
'Flagsfor passengers points east
of Hutchinson.
Except Sunday.
Train . is yestibuled train be-
tween Chicago and Denver. Ii car
ries chair cars and Pullmans through
without change.
Trains and 2 are local express
trains and carry first and second class
coaches. tourist sleepers and Pullman
sleepers.
ii. T. HORST. Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22
Cham : eriain's Stomach and
liveV Tablets.
Try them

Try them
When you feel duil alter eating.
When v"' ''Ire no appptite.
Wien lu,.. liver lis torpid.
When your bowels are constipated
When you have a headache.
When YOU feel bilious
When yru have a bad taste in the
mon,t.
They will improve your appetite,
clensc and invigorate your stom-
ach and regulate your liver and
bowels For sale by Ikelman Bros
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22
Major Towers Pleased. i.

PROWERS, COLO. Oct. l, 'al.
YOU may say | am pleased to
recomend Pepso Quinine. We
have used il and believe it is a
good medicine" Yours,
W A TOWERS.
To up-up-to Date Drug Co.
Lamar.
For sale by Ikelman Bros. at
IS cents per box.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22
sumpso on a rrs Penny sAn

The little daughter Mr.. J. n
Powell jumped on An inverted
rake made Of ten penny nails, and
thrusts one nail entirely through
her fcotand . second one half way
through. Chamherlains Pain
Balm vss promptly spilled and
eve minutes later the pain hAd
disappeared and no more suffering
vas experienced. In three days
the child vas wearing her shoe as
usual and with absolutely no die
comfort, Mr.. Powell is veil
known merhan, Of Portland. Va
PEA Balm j. an antisepae and
h~als such injuries vithou, mstur-
ation and in ooe-third the sim- ~,
quired bs the usual trea,rs {,
For ssle by lkeln,An Rroe.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22
LUCK IN THIRTEEN.

BY sending l3 miles VIM. Spirey
of Walton Furnace, Vt, got box
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that
wholly cured horrible fever sore
on his leg. Nothing else could.
Positively cures bruises, felons, ul-
GERS, eruptious, boils, burns, corns
and piles. Only 25 cents. Guar
anteed by Ikelman Bros. drug
gists,
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22
TO rhE pUsllc.

Allow me 10 say a few words in
praise Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. l had a very severe
cough and cold and feared | would
get pneumonia. but after taking
the second dose Of this medicine l
felt better. three bottles Of it cno-d
my cold and the paine in my chest
disappeared entirely, AM n,oet
respectfully yours for health.
Ralph s. Myers, 81 TAirty-sev-
snth street. Wheeling. v Va.
For sale by IAelman Bros
The Holly chieftain., 1901-11-22
4 STARTLING surpr.s>,

Very few could believe in look
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THE HOLLY CHlEFTAIN.

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
az ~. w. MILFORD.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-27
EVENTS.

| Events of note in the history of this Iinfinitesmal portion of the universe, which we term the world, crowd thick
 and fast in these great and glorious his
 tory making days. This is an age of
 great inventions, and our country, as
 usual, maintains its prestige in this re-
 spect. The day of tallow dips seems
 remote, yet no great space of time has elapsed since this primitive means of | illuminating was in vogue. Days and l weeks 1t took once to disseminate news of the battles of our revolution Now news travels with the rapidity of the | lightning. The lightning expresses have succeeded the numbering stage coach. The lads and lasses of to-day are aware of the advent of the trolley in place of
 the slow plodding horse cars. Tele- graphing without wires has its uses,
 and is meeting long felt want to a
 certain extent. The energy of the dy
 namo the building of vast leviathans of the deep, the ocean greyhounds that so swiftly course the mighty seas from land to land, the new and mighty weap- ons of war,-these and many other
 things tell of the wonderful work of man and the wonderful progress of the age. Mammoth are the combinations of wealth and capital of to-day and
 there are giants even in these days giants of finance. Mighty are the strides in the way of colossal corpota- tion combinations. Vast also ar3 the gifts for church and educational pur- poses of men who Aladdin like, seem to evolve immense wealth by magic. And this leads to the enquiry, are the nations growing wiser, growing better, as we'll as growing in wealth and pow CT? It may be answered that there. is gratifying growth in this essential di- rection, but that there is plenty of room for improvement. The fighting element in man is still dominant, and wars one after another have succeeded the fa- nous peace conference of very recent years. The footing, by military forces, of the unhappy Chinese Is not an edi- flying spectacle for Christian nations. There is danger in the worship of mann mon,-of gold. Honor, brotherhood the golden rule, the love of country the uplifting of the race,-these are goals, these are standards that nations and individuals cannot overlook except at the greatest peril