New-York tribune., 1905-01-26

garding the care OF infants and the best food for
OF their, native home. would partly check this
StI STtehIoning OF the torches. Everywhere in these
many children into the world whose bodies are not
properly fed whose minds are distorted. and whose
nesrLs 5 are cursed These parents have nothing.
and falling into a state OF Indifference to the
progeny and scotch the advancement Of men"
T., Ar; n robert Is pastor OF a Congregational church
men OF business and social leaders for their fail
been compared With the cr of the ancsnt Hebrew
prophets against the careless shepherds of Israel
gratifying the, ambition of the young men in the
way way OF schooling When school was recently
sixty young Slavs applied for admission. These
when their producti9e oapa6ty IS gfeatest re- he
1ala. "a ~ Their & rearing has cost the State nothing
adopted cou1try the ste1e fans b OF schoo neT
buildings Of every community. in which Slavs re-
eqe should be ayailable for this purpose. and pa
the PS Tn @9y f2 ff BY o E9s 9Ses @S
discussed % the saloon of the coal communities. He
no intimate acquaintance with the subway tavern
place Tor the sSvs 10 30 s6d aS SFnF fSer
peeT! w.here they can lnd social enjoyment amuse-
ment rree from the tehpations OF the saloon.
PUTS SIMPLE LIFE TO TEST.
Happening to Overhear the following conversation
the other day send it to the Exchange:
Have you read THE Simple Life?"
Yes. but can't make anything out OF It. don's
believe the simple life IS suited to these twentieth
"Oh, how sorry am for you! 7 have read f. and
u has been q perfect inspiration TO ever since
1 has solver lots Of riddles. and feel happy.
You must know that It is state OF mind, and that
is the beauty Of it 1t suits rich and poor, high and
low all conditions and kinds. tell you It IS the
true gospel Of righteousness. and is perfect eman-
cipation from the worrying, rushing, burdensome
life Of to-day; I am Presbyterian, and hope a
Christian, but somehow never before got hold
Of the principle at the bottom OF Simple. honest,
nation to Charles Wagner's little book. feel. as
said before. like emancipated woman.
This last Christmas thoroughly enjoyed for the
first time in many years. because resolutey Culti-
waited the trut Christmas spirit. did not burden
myself with presents could not afford TO give, but
gave simply TO those really loved and to those
who would be helped by the Christmas cheer how
small the vehicle.
''The other day I gave the simplest sort Of
luncheon, without any attempt TO rival my swell
neighbors, and we Just had the merTte5t best time
IN the world. wished much to go TO the whole
cycle OF Bach concerts, but my purse was not big
enough. so I resolved not to be gloomy or miser
able but go TO concert and enjoy that I
only telling you these instances, hoping you
Will catch this state OF mind, or my enthusiasm.
II assure you II pays tremendously TO be your
own true best self, enjoying everything good with
!n your reach, and not crying for what you cannot
have. We unconsciously drop all superfuities. and
useless eItrsYaganceS, and live as healthy,
happy normal woman naturally should, but with
hearty thanks to The Simple Life for telling US
how EAVESDROPPER
Easton. Penn