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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-22
cages > Nauisfeitsm.
Snlano.


Srn 8u~noesienate muroe Die
8ia our Nufbebung Der arieesiteuer
nab nur fur5er Dissolution obue Op<
petition angenummen. SIN 6auie
1T oielelbe befanntlidl bereit8 CUR
I%nnabnle gelanat.
Der WarineausihuB bes Rez
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat nit Z gegen 4
Stimmer cine &elplutiDn ansenDmz
men, tppnab Die SDlep : Samplun<
g%untrDoerle burb bas &eiume oes
Brditoenten GDpiepelt fir abaeiblpl=
fen ertlart unb tppbur1 ale iunftigen
8iqs uno GelplutiCnen in bieIer Mnz
gelegenbeit Bis auf unbeitimmte 3eit
peri6Dben merben.
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ppm 81. Widr5 beribtet: Sn elmer
Sibung Der Stats @eiunobeitsbes
bDrbe tpurbe beridtet, baB es jebt
764 8latternfdue in Nebrasfa eibt.
9araufbin tpurbe Der Sefretdr Der
8ebDroe aneemieien, init ben Bunz
besbebDroen in 8erbinbung gu trez
ten, Inn mum0alib NIT beren 6ilfe
Die &ranfbeit a%us5urotten. Die
6pipitalcurps Der Irn1ee uno S(otte
iolen eriubt peroen, Gerste nab
Webrasfa 81 lhifen.
Mus Waibington ihreibt mani:
Der 6aus=MusiduB fir Wiinaen,
MlaBe unb @emihte bat Die Bprlage
betreffs Der ginfibrune bes r%1etri=
iden Spltems giinitis einberihtet.
Sc lit bies nod in fait jeoer gungreBs
Seilipn felt 25 Sabren aeiheben
aber unlere Golfsbertreter fDnnen
fih nibt BON benz alten Shfenorian
emancipireu, lonoern 1ie bleiben lie>
Der BEL Dem Spitem, oa8 BON faIt
aars europa ibDn abgeibafft lit.
9as 8uogetz3 Omite Der frans
aD1ilhen Deputtrterfammer Eat ben
CREDIT pDn $4,000 Sranfen fir Die
8etbeiligune Sranfreihs an Der ct.
2ouiier MISUNDERSTANDING bepiIiet.
Die Sutnrne be5iebt fib ieoob nur
auf Die 0btbeiluneen Der id0nen
9iinite uno Gtaatsmanufacturen.
= Die 3abl Der 8anterotte in
Der perfloiienen Wpbe belief fib in
ben Ser. Staten auf 1877, eeger
224 in Der purigen ISOLDE uno 231
in Der entiprehenoen 8ohe bes 8or'
iabres.
Nah Den angaben bes Genius
8eriftes murben am 1. SUM 1900
auf 707,261 Tarnten in ben Ser.
Staaten 8ieuen sebalten uno 5ruar
runb 4 WiQionen v8Dlfer" i'm Merz
tie BON ca. $40, 600, 900. SIN Sabre
1899 muroen i'm 2anoe $1,000. 900
Bfuno 0ouis prDoucirt. Qm meiiten
6onio, ndmlih AZ WiqiDnen 8fuuo,
prnoucirte Der Staat Ieras.
SIM 8unoesIenate leete 3eqer
uun Colorado cine 8eiulution, bet
2eoislatur ieineS Seimatbslanbes
Dor, melber Die Snteroention Der
Bunoesregierune i'm Sntereiie Der
beioen Buren, epublifen %befirpor=
ten miro. Die Reiolution tpuroe
benz Nusibuiie fir auSiudrtige Ins
gelegenbeiten iiberwieien.
9as 5rauen : Stimmrebt lit
fir oies Wtal mieoer in Der @eiebgez
buns oeS States Soma absetban.
Seine 8efiirpprter batten bieles
Maf beim Senat angefangen in
Der grpartung, oaB, tpenn ibre
6ade bort ourhginae, Der mora
liihe ginbruf benin Sauie eruB ee.
mug letn miroe, I'm ibr AUDI bort
| gum @rfolg gu belfen. Sic paliirte
audi mirflih ben Senat, aber i'm
Sauie fiel iie ourd.
Nu8lanb b.
Brins Seinrid BON YreuBen
bat Der amerifaniiden Gutibaft in
Berlin Elm Ghreiben nabftebenben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-22
Die 9raatueite Ser pberbmtness
geridtlidben Mnti $ Srufta
Gntfmeibuna.

Gs 1T bereits pieoerbolt oarauf
bingemieien tpprben. baB Die neus
lite Gnt11eioung bes 8unoessS bers
gerihtes in @aibington in 8esug
auf Die 8erfaliunaswlbrigfeit bes
Sqinpiier Unit ruit'@ eiebes, oei<
fen Beitimnuneen iih geaen San'
Observation-Disclosures CUR GuntrDai@
rurg Der Yrobuctiun pber ber Breile
ridbtet. aber Die Tarmer BON ben
0eitimmungen oes @efebes aus
liimmt, cine iebr meittragenoe See
beutune bat.
Die Eraerpeite bieier gntl9eiouna
beidrdntt Iid aber feineswegs auf
Sainpis ober auf unieren Staat
Teras, ipnbern iie eritredt lib
aud auF ale b~ieieniaen anberen
Gtaaten, tpelde oaS Beiipiel BON
Teras nadaeabmt uno abnlide
antisT ruit= @eiebe erla1ier batten.
sc finb oies aber Nues in G0em
niht weniger ais apDlf Staaten !
@eraoe CUR Belt, ola bas Bunbes>
oberaeridt Die bemuBte @ntlbeioune
fdQte, mar audi bic Staatsleaislatrr
nDr &entudp i'm Beeriffe, Elm benz
tcraniihen Nnti=9ruits @eieb nabees
bil6etea @eieb ieinem GDber einsu=
perleiben.
nnb mie man bier in 9eraS Die
sSartner BON benz @ultiafeitsbe=
reide Der 8ia auseenpmmen bot
te, 10 batter Die peilen @elebz
geber BEG States &entudp bereits
ben 8ertretern Der urganiIirten Qrs
belt baS Gerlpre9en ertbei(t, oaB
Die Grbeiter : Oroaniiatipuen BON
ben 8eitimmungen oieies @eieses
ausgenDmmer iein luuten. Oiele
ben Wrbeitern einaerdumte Mrs.
nabneitelIung tpirbe ober, nadJ
MaBgnbe iener acknowledgements
liden Gntiheioune, AUDI idon ppas
itdnoia aeniigen, oas t,eue @eleb
NIT Der Understanding in gpns
ffiet 81 bringen, oenn bana9 lit
lberbaupt gar feline Gusnabme
itattbaft.
@an5 i'm @eeenlas gu friiberen
tuihtiaen @nti1eioungen bes ober=
fteu tribunals beg 2anoes, tpurbe
bic Mntiz9ru @ntI1eioung nabesu
NIT g~inftimmiateit eefdat. Mur
cine einaiee Stimme-btejeniee Soc
4ennaa bon galifDrnien-muroe bas
gegen abge9eben.
Sn Der Begrinbuna gu Der Gntz
fbeibung bes Obergerihtes uirb
rrter anoerem ertldrt:
.8trei ODER mebr 4eute, tpelbe
Sdnitttpaaren pertaufen pber gulo<
nialtuaaren, ooer Jleiih, 5euez
runaamaterial pber Meoicinen &C..
uer6en auf @runb bieie8 @elebes
gu 8erbrehern geftempelt, iobalo iie
ibr aapital. lire Tbdtbiefeit unb
lire Beitrebun9en pereinigen, I'm
bic Breile gu erb0ben. au reouciren
ober 81 contruuiren ooer Die frete
gpncurren5 in irgenb elmer Weile su
nerbinoern Doer su Backgammon. Sp-
balb aber bic Nahbnrn bieler 2eute
oas tbun, Die aber sufdaig Ifert
bauer Dber 8ieb3ibter iinb, 70 gilt
oa8 alS bur1aus ftattbaft uno lit
nidt bee geringiten Strafanorobune
urtertuurfen.
Duran tnipft Die obereerihtlihe
gntfheibuno bic Graee, tpie bas
rereinbar iei init benz Begrife Der
Mebtagleihbeit naer Burger por
benz @eieb? uno es begriinbet
ihlieBlih feline unailtigteitserfld=
ruug 6es Suinuiier Mnti=T ruit-@es
leses ourh laneatbmige Sentenser,
bic aber ihlieBlih auf Die @eisbeit
oeS alien oeutihen Sprihnortes
binauslaufen: nWas benz ginen
reht lit, 1T benz Nnoerer biniei"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-22
,,Gin srakltber 0lnsbrudb

eroBer @unoen am 9opfe meiner
flelnen 9Ohter nerponoelte iid in
8abl@a0pfefeit" id)reibt 6. 8. Sc.
bill pon Wiorganton, Tenn., ,aber
8udlens Grnica Salbe beilte lte
pbuig." Gs 1T elm garantirtes 6eil=
mittel fir eczema. Sal5.SluB, Sauts
ousibIag, &inas@ urm uno abnlide
Sautfranfbeiten. Sur % Cts. @rs
baltlih bel s. Salteper & 5pbn.
8eo. S. s. Shmitt, gi9eutbiimer,
uno N6. 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-22
Die cnbanifde Meciprucitat.

Der Superintendent Bapne, Der 8pr.
tbenoe bes 6aussNusihuHes fir
Mittef nno @eee, bat iebt bic ld)un
felt ldngerer Belt a~ngetinbigte Bill
our Mnbabnune bon Neciprucitdts.
Ganoelsbesiebunsen init Cuba eins
aebradt.
Danab lpG Der Brdlibent Der Ser.
Staten, iufort nab Der ginlebnna
elmer ftabi[en Meeierung auf Der 9n.
lel guba, autoriiirt tueroen, nit be-
iaater Meaierung Berbanblungen
ansufnipfen, bic gum Ibi9lulie einea
6anoelspertrages fiibren foaen. Sn
oielem Bertroae iolen fir Die Yru-
butte unb Gabrifate Der Ser. Staas
ten auf @egcnieitigteit berubenbs
8ugeitdnbniiie in Besua auf bic
Bon, Staten eeiidert fperoen, Die
minbeftens nm 20 8rosent geringer
lein iouen. als bic 3pu.8aten auf
Waarerl aus irgeno einein anberen
2anoe NIT Der Observation-Disclosures.
glauIel. Nuh birfen Die betrefens
ben 8one auf feinen SAT- b0her fem,
al8 bic pDr Seiten Der Ser. Staten
auf bic aus Cuba bDrtbin itnpurtir'
ten entiprehenoen Waaren gelegten.
Cine tpeitere Glauiel maht bic Be-
binsung, baB Die @esieruna BON
Cuba bie5elben gintpanberungss uno
GusihlieBungsaeieBe anaebme, pie
tie in ben Ser. Staten in @eltun8
itno, tepor bic &eciprucitits<8e rs
banolungen smiiben ben Ser. Staa=
ten uno Cuba anaetniipft tperben.
Diefe Beoinguna bat natirlid] ben
Bwed, bic goncurrens nit Der auli=
Nrbeit arf Cuba aussuidlliesen, nie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-22
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Brins Seinri6 BON YreuBen
bat Der amerifaniiden guti9aft in
Berlin Elm 6hreiben nabitebenben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-22
W1etibe N%mfel6rmma

n,tbdlt bas 9~eoie9ene beutf1e Werf ,.Der gfess
bielen lebrrei6en Sluitrntionsn. pebit elmer @ba
t%anSluns uber fi,ieertofe Chen, ueldss bon Marn
lno Trdu eeteisn iDeroen iOate. lincntbebrlfh
far tunge Seute, pie fb persbeIi4sn .pcusn, eber
n%iIsIidtid, 90 ri,eiratbet ino.
Sn Isibt perEaHolider QBei!e tt aneefHbrt, ,pte
man scinree &ineer aenst rno &efdIedfsfr6sf.
teite1 nno bic b0icn Gol9ea bon SusencIiinben.
pnsr;, nnfrcd)fbarseit. 9ribfnn, ibpa&es @e.
saGtniB. Gse rssssofi sfeit uito 4ranipsacerbrum.
obne fa,dslidben WsSi,treti bamernr bei.en fam.
Gin freuer Sreuno nEb ipeiicr Iatbseber III hieieS
tnibsrtrefFtdle heutlhe Bud, tptlf % nnd Guss
fIang bon 20 Gts. Goftn:arisu in ~sinfate.n hus
i@las iorgian oerpeft, srei arsefhidt .nirh.
pEUsSCMES HEFS@-:HSTlTUT,
f9 EAST Q. SIREET,
Gsibfe1t CLIFTON Mlaee. N,E 2;prf. q. q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-05
MODERN PROVERBS.

Man is locomotive which pulls
tie load and puffs about it, while wo-
man is the tender which silently sup
plies the fuel.
Even the most staid physicians will
cut up on the slightest proyocation.
1t is difficult for the world to learn
that extravaganza is not akin to gen
erosity. ana that stinginess is not
related to economy.
An al-round good fellow rarely
keeps square with the world.
There are no round trip tickets On
chance for passenger is to jump
OFF and walk back.
en- the solemnest actor of them all
behind the scenes.
excuses than a good one to wo
man.
Hc Cul CICJ We pass youtAA AiiANo
its way back in the till in our Old age.
The boat with the loudest whistle
is often the slowest packet on the
river.
No woman ever loved her husband
we'll enough to not wonder if she
would not be better off if she had
taken the other fellow.
Every man is the architect of his
own misfortunes.
The sarcastic person is the civiliz-
ed incarnation of the cannibal
Platonic friendship is about as safe
as smoking pipe on a powder keg.
The longer most men live the
shorter they get.
What's the use to worry,
Life is mighty brief
To spend the precious moments
! A contemplating grief.
It's true the winters coming,
But the summers coming, too.
And, if the sky is sometimes gray.
It's natural color's blue.
Birmingham News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-05
Always Nervy.

They tell a story of John F. Carroll,
of Tammany Hall, to prove that much
of his success is due to his sublime
self-confidence. When he was clerk
in the court of sessions, all the court
attendants except Carroll stood very
much in awe of Recorder Smyth, and
nothing would induce them to cross
him in any way. Carroll had one
failing. Often when important work
was on hand Carroll would be miss
ing, and could not be found anywhere.
This state Of affairs continued for
sometime, but one day the Recorder
could stand it no longer His oft-re-
peated cry: "Wheres Carroll?' was
heard, and the attendants knew that
the court was very angry.
"Confound that fellow" shouted Re
corder Smyth, "he is never here when
he is wanted. tell you. this thing
| cannot be kept up. This court isn't
big enough to hold both Carroll and
myself One of us will have to get
out
When Carroll showed up the next
day one of the court attendants told
him of the big rumpus that had oc
| Cured over his absence Whereupon
| Carroll said in all seriousness:
I'm mighty sorry Judge Smyth is
going to resign. New York Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-05
There is one rational way to treat

There is one rational Way 70 tTeat
nasal catarr!1: The medicine is ap-
piled directly to the affected mel.i-
brane. The remedy is Ely's Cream
Balm. 1t restores the inflamed tissues
to a healthy state without drying all
the life out of them and it gives back
the lost sense of taste and smell. The
sufferer who is tired of vain expert
ments should use Ely's Cream Balm.
Druggists sell it for so cents. Ely
Bros. Sc Warren street, New York,
will mail it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-05
Chance for the Fair.

The first American postage stamp
with a woman's face on it will appear
on December l. If the women want
to prove that they appreciate this
concession they should all buy and
use the Scent Martha Washington
stamps on their letters.-Cleveland
Leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-05
Honors for II cit.

why not give Gui>.e Holt Collier
a niche in the New Yorke Temple OF
Fame?" asks an exchange. 1t is a
little late to be discussing that Wor-
thy, but for the information of our
esteemed contemporary we will state
that he has been made an honorary
member Of the Society for tie Proven
tion of Cruelty to Animals, and that
this is honor enough.-Minneapolis
Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-05
Off His Trolley.

That street car conductor who XIX
ed himself because he was transfer
red to another line supplies one of the
few instances on record of man be-
ing annoyed because he got street
car transfer-Chicago News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-05
No Shifting of Duty.

Senator Allison is correct in saying
that the people expect congress to de-
termine tariff questions. 1t is far
from probable that tariff commits.
sion could shape schedules as intel
elected for that among other purpos
es.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-05
The Proverbial Mark.

The decline of silver will not have
to proceed much further to make Mr..
Bryan's favorite dollar look like thirty
cents. At present quotations it's ca.
act intrinsic value is 81 cents.-4Mi-
Waukee Wisconsin,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-05
Making Christmas Candy

warm for dripping Stand the sauce
pan containing the melted chocolate
on some convenient spot and dip or
roll the prepared fruit bonbons one
at a time in the chocolate until it is
completely covered, then drop it on
a sheet of tin or heavy wax paper. Con.
tinue the dipping and form rows
across the tin with the bonbons and
set each sheet in cold place to har-
den the chocolate.
+ +
Pine:Pong Fruit Waters.
The mixture described for ping-pong
bonbons may pc rolled out into
sheet similar to pie-crust, plenty OF
pulverized sugar being used to keep
the mass from clinging to the mould
ing-board. Cut the sheet into blocks
about one inch square, dip in chocolate
and finish as directed. Another way
is to cut out disks from the fruit-sheet
anu rOll Iue WATERS III pcWuCA 0u ot.o"A
until they are completely covered
This is a delicate confection and is
made in a few minutes.
: = :.
Ping-Pong caramels.
In a four quart saucepan place
pint of sweet cream (medium dairy
cream); to this add two pounds Of
granulated sugar and place the Sssu~e-
pan over moderate fire. Stir the con-
tents slowly and soon the mixture Will
boil, then add in a very fine stream,
another pint of dairy cream-thls IS
called condensng it in; continue the
boiling and stirring until spoonf@t
of the hot syrup will fern laid bali
when dropped into cold water. Pileh
| the portion to test the sample-do not
let it become too hard-then pour it
into a large fiat cake tin which has
| been oiled and lined with heavy wax
! paper; when it becomes cold remove
| from the pan and cut INTO caramel: ,
finish by dipping them in chocolate
, Chopped nut meats may be added ju It
| before the mixture is poured out
| *+'f
Chocolate Ping-Pong Balls.
| Remove the pits from pound cf
Persian dates and reduce the fruit ~
conserve by chopping and MASKING.
Form peanut butter into balls the
size of ordinary marbles; around these
peanut marbles form layer of date
conserve, and roll them round betwee.!
the hands; finish by dipping them on :
at time in melted sweet chocolate
and set them in cool place to l,ar-
den and finish. They may be finish ID
by rolling in powdered sugar instead If
chocolate coating if desired.-Delin
Gator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-05

Bodily pain loses it's terror if you
have bottle Of DIR. Thomas Eclec.
trio oil in the house. Instant relief
in cases of burns. cuts, sprains, ac
cidents of any sort.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-05
Fruit Bar.

Fruit Bar.
This candy is easily made, attractive
and delicious when finished. Select
shallow cake tin about eight by twelve
inches and an inch and hall ceep and
oil the inside thoroughly with prime
olive oil Next arrange different kinds
of fruits and nut meats in the pan to
the depth of one inch. The fruits are
generally mellow figs and Persian
dates cut up in strips of course
threads. arranging the fruit strips in
the pan. mingle several kinds of nut
meats in with them, also some silvers
of fresh orange or lemon peel, and
strew among this mixture handful
of caraway mites. assorted collors. A
few thin ribbons cut from new
coacoanut add beauty to the effect
Arrange the whole with care; have
the fruits lie as loose as possible, not
matted down hard This is to allow
Tile uOl NY w u UNIV ShAoNoiA eHN
mass.
To boil the sugar for the candy part,
place one pint of water in four quart
iron-granite saucepan and add three
pounds of granulated sugar to it; place
the pan over fire. either coal or
blue flame. Stir the while until the
syrup begins to boil, then cease stir
ring and add half teaspoonful of dis
solved cream of tartar. The inside OF
the pan should be washed down to
the syrup's edge with a vegetable
brush or dampened cloth. The
syrup should then boil steadily until
it changes from a water white to a
decided straw color, which takes about
twelve minutes from the boiling point.
BY close watching the change will be
easily noticed; do not stop the boiling
any time before the syrup change col
or; this change takes place when the
heat registers 305 degrees by con-
fectioner's thermometer. When the
color shows remove the sauce pan
from fire and pour the hot syrup
over the preparation in the oiled cake
tin; the syrup should just cover the
fruit, and the cake tin should stand
upon some spot where the excessive
heat from the candy will not injure
anything After the candy becomes
cool enough it can be checked off with
a thin blaeted knife into bars and
afterward broken up for serving. This
makes one of the prettiest confeetions
in the market
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-05
Ping.Pona Bonbons.

Chop some excellent figs very fine,
then chop an equal amount of care
fully selected walnut meats-hickory
or English-quite fine; mix the chop
ped figs and meats into pliable mass
and from it form bonbons to suit the
fancy. Next dip them in chocolate
this is done by melting down about
three small cakes of German or French
sweet chocolate in dry saucepan
which can be placed in warm water
or over steaming teakettle long
enough to melt the chocolate. Care
should be taken lest the chocolate ge
too hot; it should be about bloc,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-12-05

The receipts here given are all
easy to follow and are adapted to
produce the best possible results. The
saucepans referred to have handle
at the top like that of tin dipper, but
fiat, aluminium saucepans are also ex-
cellent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-01
Elements of the Air

The first rude shock 70 the prevail
ing ideas concerning tae atmosphere
was given In 1874, when Priestlcy dis.
covered ia Il the very active element
oxygen. Two years later he added u
this the passive element. nitrogen. and
the two msiu constituents of the In.
visible air became captIyes If science.
To these new elements the old idea
chung for a time Oxygen vas named
10y it's disooyeref dephhsisticated air.
1t lacked phloEiston the faneied fire
element, and sought Il with eager APP
petite In whatever il touched. Mi.
rogen was called phlogisticated air.
Il was believed 10 be saturated with
phloEiston and. therefore. fatal To
flame While oxygen combined
briskly with all the elements, nitrogen
refused to combine at all except under
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-01

Ye shall know them by their fruits.
st. Matthew. viii. IL.
II we wish to get at the man who
hides inside Of the man and find
whether he is well tempered steel OF
only poor iron, We must listen to his
actions rather than his speech.
Talking is a good deal easier than
doing. and one naturally paints fair
picture when describing himself But
if you look at the cold facts OF man $
daily life you see at a glance whether
he is saint or sinner, for deeds have
habit Of telling the truth without fas-
orit!sm.
Ard it is unsafe TO depend on what
is called death-bed repentance. which
is well enough III its way, because it is
better than no repentance at all, but ii
very poor substitute for an honest life
I do not believe you can have God $
approval by simply saying you are sor-
nv for what YOU have done when the
time comes that you can have your
own way no longer. 1t is wiser TO
look at things In the strong light OF
common sense. and refuse to do wrong
rather than do IL and then see that
you have made mistake,
What | call religion, therefore. is
rather serious thing You cannot 60
as you please in any such world as
this. There IS law which will not he
bIinkcd out OF sight Neither can 1t be
bribed 10 look on you more favorahly
than on others. Build on sand and
the house falls build ON rock and
stands A child once asked me ia two
and two always make four. | answered
Yes, my SON. and it you never forget
that fact you will be saved many re-.
greet"
Religion must not be mistaken for
frothy sentimentalism which operates
In some magical way to swing the
pearly gate wide open. On the contrary
ii is sturdy, muscular and athletic.
giving you in the autumn the result OF
your labor in the sprng and summer.
Its purpose is to so educate and de-
velup your soul that you will be happy
and contented In whatever planet you
find yourself because you have earned
the right to be contented and happy.
Religion is not primarily an emotion,
but rather a thought. a conviction, a
faith. 1t is like a bridge which is new
TO you. You try it doubtfully at first,
not knowing whether it will bear your
weight or not But the further you
80 the more you trust it, and at last
you feel sure that it will conduct you
TO the other shore. There are many
things in religion which we do not
understand, some which puzzle US very
greatly. But the things we see clearly
lead US to have confidence even when
we caanot see at ALL | do not under
stand the mariners compass. but ex
perience teaches me to put implicit
faith in it even In the storm and tenn.
pest.
But some one win remind me that
men and women have led the purest
lives and still repudiated Christianity
know OF marble quarry which
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Goodness in Summer

Prof Willis l.. Moore. chief OF the
United States weather bureau. has in
vented a machine for cooling buildings
In hot weather. II promises % be
great boon to sweltering humanity,
and Is not an expensive apparatus.
The air enters through a tube or
pipe which extends from room TO
the exterior Of the building and begins
10 freeze when It reaches the center
Of the cylinder (El. From r to g
the air becomes steadily colder, and
Is coolest when il F.: discharged
The cylinder il eight foct high and
two and one. half feet IN diameter D.
Is capable OF taking and disrharging
200 cuE|c feet 81 air minute. The
air which 1t Discharges - free from
dust and moisture and Is al a ten
perature al - to 80 degree.
This machine has = capacity of cool.
ing about 2a.000 cubic feet Of space
during the hottest weather Il rs Allied
s|sh IA ingredient aud needs to be
charged only once day
The machine will Keep the teIupeTa-
ture al o. degrees when the Their.
mometcr marks up 80 Ice. The ap-
paratns works automatically. and
operates ON th" principle Of gravity.
The machine has been patented Ia
this country No chemicals cos.