The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-04

to receive instruction and training IN
all fundamental departments. This
being such a practical club, they will
act, and they will do so many things /
for the good of society and for the
good of the community that even a
pessimist will not find heart to criti-
CHE them.
DECATUR.
From the day that Betsey Ross with
her needle blended the red, the white
and the blue with her heart in every
stitch and gave to this country flag
whose beauty and power has been the
pride of its people and the envy OF
the world we find that patriotism has
been characteristic of the American
woman. You will find this true of
the members of the Every Tuesday
club of Decatur, for / see them taking
upon themselves all duties pertaining
to the education of the rising genera
ton in all national problems by Sc
curing the maintenance of military
department in connection with each
village school, whereby both boys and
girls may receive the drills and disci-
pine that will best MT them for a
healthful and public career ready
TO cope with any national difficulties
that may arise; also showing honor to
the noble work done by Betsy Ross by
protecting the American flag.
PAW PAW.
Regulations are made, new voca-
ton discovered. | behold the Coterie
Of Paw Paw have conceived the idea
of inaugurating a club paper in order
TO enable the clubs of the county &c
! keep in touch with each other, thereby
/ gaining an enviable reputation
throughout the state. 1t will be like
, learning TO swim, however. They
will stand on the brink chilled 20 the
, marrow with dread; they will make {
brave advance and frightened retreat
: At last comes the plunge and the
swimmers will rise to the surface
their ears filled with a strange roaring
the sound Of their own voices-eX
d. claiming, Eureka. We have founC
it" We will christen the first clul
paper of Van Buren, county '"Th'
Club Banner. Long may it wave.
ARLINGTON.
If you have kindness shown,
Pass it on.
Twas not meant for you alone.
Pass it on.
> This having been the motto of TIL
{ Ladies Union of Arlington for som
: time, l see them profiting by it b.
forming themselves into an order call
{ ed Sunshine Bearers. They will &C
: complish much along this line b.
= opening and taking into their home
y great many of the orphans an
c waits of the city, giving them tn
d benefits of fresh air and good whole
{ some home for few weeks. Thei
" aim will be to make their club home
u headquarters for various kinds Of sun
- shine work, but especially designe
- for meeting place, where city chile
rem can meet and make friends an
. thus bring the city and country /
= closer contact.
HARTFORD.
= Coming to my home town, on
- glimpse shows me that by the unite
efforts of the Hartford women's clu
= and the New Century club they hav
- obtained possession of and have al
~ solute control of the Pere Marquet'
IL railroad. They will erect a new depC
'e with all modern conveniences, an
~ the whole structure will be surroun'
ed by beautifully kept grounds whic
he will Join the park, making pictul
Id worthy of any artists brush. II
IL old road bed will be replaced by ne
Us material, old coaches by parlor ca
IL in which travellers will receive the a
Il tention of porters-not tipped-ar
ne diners, where meals will be served
Is a manner TO suit the most fastidiou
SIT A new time table will be adopted al
ne trains will run on schedule time al
TO for the accommodation of the publ
A. Then, and not until then, will Il
n willful slaughter of innocent victim
u cease and travelling by the Pere Ma
To- quette be considered luxury rath
mt than punishment.
ng Thus ends the prediction of yo
ay all-wise prophecies, and in conclusi'
uo | would like to ask you to bear
on mind that
10 Life is a story in volumes three,
The past, the present and the yet 70
The first we have read and laid ava
ce- The second we are reading day by da
est The third and last of the volumes thr
oh Is locked from sight. God keepe
ice the key"
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