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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
A school,. FOR SPIDERS.
The Insects Taught to Weave Their
Weht Only on Hottlrs

Webs Only on Bottles
"This is my spiders school. said tho
young woman. aud with little stick
she brushed Il few webs FROM the wall.
mot much to look at, Is ii Only a
dozen rows OF wine bottles great
many spiders and a great many webs.
make nevertheless little money
out of the school.
Spiders webs are in demand among
surgeons and among the makers OF Ger
tain astronomical Instruments, the sur
geons using them to stop heulorrLaSes
with and the instrument makers using
them in certain very delicate instru
ments--inStfuments wherein. strange to
say, Il human hair would not take their
place, because a hair is neither tine
enough nor durable enough to seivt. The
required purpose.
Besides selling the webs | also sell
the spiders. \ corrupt class OF wine
dealers buy the spiders. These men
put them among bottles Of new Wine.
train the spiders to weave on bottles
only tear down webs woven any
where else-and it Is amazing how
quickly these well schooled pupils Of
mine will cover II case of port or claret
with cobwebs, giving to the Wine an
appearance Of great age,
six spiders in week will add two
years to the aspect Of dozen bottles
of wine. hence you will readily see
how valuable the ugly little creatures
a ra t0 wine merchants of n cprtain
type Philadelphia Bulletin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
s,rnitnhrn rnn ar,.ia,,a.

No one class Of in8aHtionS h4, been
50 proGta0l1 to both the manufacturer
ana the inyentor Is musical instru
mauts ana appliances tor sane. Nu-
merous improvements to the piano
have been a source OF large fortunes
aud various devices are at present be
ing continuously applied. Radically
new Instruments possessing real merit
are the iaVentions needed IN this Ilne
The pubat is always ready 70 adopt
almost anything new III both WIND and
stringed Instruments. Inventor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
SEWING COTTON.
The Humble Origin of the Great
Thread Industry.

The Humble Origin Of the Great
Thread Industry.
The origin Of sewing cotton was told
ut Il cotton manufacturers meeting by
the head of the great thread house OF
Paisley, Scotland. 1t was discovered
in 1903 by his grandfather, who had Il
little business in Paisley, making silk
tWine for heidles. which We're used by
every weaver The silk cain" FROM
Hamburg, and in 1903 Napoleon caused
the stock held there TO be burned i'll or
der to hamper British trade. The weav
ers We're in despair, but James Clark
conceived the idea that cotton yarns
could be twisted together to form the
twineS
The experiment sueceeded. and trvr
this grew the idea that cotton could bo
substituted for flax in the manufacture
of sewing thread and would not be so
coarse and harsh. He began the manu-
facture of the thread in a very small
way 1t was at first put up in skeins
and had to be wound into little balls by
the purchaser and then Mr., Clark In
vented the modern spools. He had them
made 10y wood turner, half Il gross at
time They cost him sxpeace doz
en-. and he charged the purchaser OF the
thread a halfpenny for the spool,
which, however, was refunded whea
the spool was returned The ladies' OF
Paisley used to come to hts shop with
their spools aud wait while he wound
the thread on them From this small
beginning grew great industry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

and perling made Or linen thread,
The last of the group is shown in all
over net with medallions of embrcid-
cry which are applied. after which
The material beneath is cut away Al
ITS edge is straight banding.
The two cuffs are quite different in
effect but are both smart and 4 sir
able and can be made to match any Of
tre stocks, but as illustrated are
made the Cne of white linen With
band,ngs of blue and medalioua ar.
piled n the scallops. the ether of 'lnen
with medallions Of heavy lace
TIL" quantity of material required
fer any stock is IS yards in any
width: for either pair of cuffs 3-S
yards is or q inches wide CT IA yard
a6 inches Wide.
The pattern 502S is cut III Que Siz"
only.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
= 1W lEl=FE7soN PANIED.

Soma ecterfaning ref, ..:la-., .,-.:,s,as 9F
.'osept Jefferson IS J. pA. IT. AZ cou
tributed by Fredert4 Rac@.a yta2 ~.
Re4Aast9a Yis.tal JnGfar5 " III h..
hierlda stl.dlo SON yed-s bat3r= -
famous Aetoe's death Aai ae4~5 Nj
Jefferson cypress sena 81 Ag5 IL, u.
yenaoaai q VS. o.. th4 at > a1::'..is
Nottct2g lttt&e ;Eaaty D. ~ s15r4
Of the su'f. for ezA1lpie Nj Re.nlc.@
too sQs szastod that i wo,ssi u, J. 5ood
sabiect . paint
2.o-not NOW, SAID NJ Ja94rss,,.
When :" queried ~. Ramln ze2r. il
surprise
On. shan pant thas raxr y4a~
a9uae t-ma or possibly Iot IN tWo
yAass.@ VI; the answer.
Bat sou way no' De hara ses les
thaA the house VIII 70 ~ IL
less tine than hat. said ,1r g.
ington
Il SHALL paint It as / see II w3an |
am net looking at it. my Boz Nas
,ie1orsons answer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
A Mann IriCk.

Adele-Uarry is brute Estelle-
What is the matter now2 Adele-He
bought my engagement ring while he
was on trip TO Chicago, and will
never be able to find out how much it
cost-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

Advertising pays. and no man real
II knows that better than the man
who b@s t-,ad it faithfully II this
day Of sharp competition in al the
branches CT trade. the man who ere
atas the most noise attracts the most
attention and that is what the one
who Las merch5 udise to sell wants. =
Trenton. N +, Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
Would Even Things Up

oh Ouch Stop that" yelled Tom
my.
why. Tommy, aren't you ashamMG'
exclaimed his mother IL wouldn't cry
like that il ii were my hair that was
being combed."
IN bet you wogld If u,Iz dom the
comOin'.' replied Tommy dereeiy.-
Catholic Standard and Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
irgtOn
GENERAL SGpEREeoGa-o9H.

DE man dats smaht enough t.
recognize good advice when ha hears
it sand Uncle Eben is gena-AiiY
sn2aht enough to make up hs oHn
2;Nice n DE- fus' place. Washington
Star
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06
UNiiAPplNESS DiSPELlEc.
Men and W Wonen Lnnni.nols ABOUT "

kASN anu w aGRhIstsOlS As3a4l "
Many women wccp and wa' Al re' :.
to be coa.iorted bccausN t6r5s , :. a.tr,
nitcert t"eSScN haNN heEa1-. -
faded Many men ,nel5f- - yoee.=
heea}se TIE Gies, bite taSo:5s -" -
that y n their rrans.-as = -sot i
new ~ tlts miscrApie F. zla=;. 81
learl, tha Newiro's !7eratr5#..
plac, uHan The a1lrlai szt,=
scat ee">e79n an9 a"tj~eat.
by d"sttAli'.., NE ee-,, ~ ts..s.. se..
Is t. HuGeysysss c.us.za; .fl5.
strue .eH= ilernic1e i !, ~, VerY
tior. rtie @ftrv New s3g.e.ss - -
eptir<'H 9ss priuc,ue ;. IL 40
tried ;t - 'e@,ifF ~ - No..
1t Nz'=szejs - H. e5reigs.l -.
le2d'os5 4ru2siei.,. <1rrt q
for ssn'9'e . The Heer4t.ds
TO
For sal ~ Coon ead oas; 50 ,,,a:
agents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-06

Doing is the great thing, for if. rest
,utely. people do what is right they
come to like doing it,-Ruskin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Serltcftipielc 3ur Sec,
9iOjcihucuoNo Nutc micocr ucr-
Idnunn0Cu


Gbr udditc3 3icl uob Der }lbiu6rt
aus Der &omrauD Nui lmbcfannt
@ric6iitOonucr purOc bolo
nadl ibrcm @MalMticu uou Ser
Scc her ucrnoumcu. - &iclcidt
Gin @ompi nit iopouiihcn Sumo
iGaitcr Shiiicu, 2mi ldu.
icbuuacu bcrccbnctc 0cpeihcu Der
uiiiiNcu 2Inmirolitdt. Gro.
riiiihc @oriicr @lGttcr bcihuI-
oilcu sic iroG6iiidc @caicrma
Die uNiiihcu &crbimOctcn lmoc-
rCht bcbuuocIt }ll bubcu.
&ctrr0 burQ 81 9IpriL POS
N|oracu2. 9I0miroI NoicimcuafO
bcborrt mDi icmcr@oljtif Oe3 iratcqi-
lhcn SNucjQcna uno bat Die ibm
om leBtcu SomitoQ uou Ser ruiii-
ibcn @OmiruIitGt QciMiftc Tcpridbc.
mcldc ibm oic %oQc Der irou50iiihcn
&cAicrmN inn 3rdommcubouQ NIT
Orn 9icltroIitdt3Q2lcBcu luN Den
Erotcitcn ,Sopon'a flor muhtc. mr
0o0luh beonhuortCt 0uB er OicNuur
runb @ai pcrIicB lmO in Scc itocb
obuc irNclto uetdc glnOcuum0 ijbcr
icin nGhite3 3icl o0cr ieulc 4}dne }ll
gebcn. &oier piir0c mon uidt er-
itmlut 81 iriu 5il pcrncbmen OuB
icine tSIottc ibou cincn oGer 5luci
Gage luu1 olIf ibrcm Ncgc nod
9tor0cn mor ais ibnI ole 9otihult
5uaing. un0 0oB cs Die Nomirulitdt
muBte Die @otihait initrllirtc ocn
2lOmiroL iib ollBerbolb Der 0rci,
OIeilcn-@rcn5e 5lt bcgebclL I'M Sale
lidJ ieine sSlottc nod in irol3oliid)eu
(erritorial4@cmGiiern bciin0e. Gin
6iciiacr ber1orrddenoer SIottenoifi.
3icr be}ci6nete Die Qegcnludrtiqc
So6logc ais cin r@critedenipielen
Nr See" lul0 crfl0rtc, Die 2l0nirali
tat babe Elm oole0 9tecbt, irrcleitenOc
Gcpcihcn nb5uicu0en lmllomcbr, oo
@umO 5u Ger 9lmobmc uorlie1c, Dob
Sopun bel ieincnl Tringen oli Mub-
ulng ser iron30liihcn 9}eutrolitdt
6olptlGdl6 mlr 0cu 3lucd pcriolN
te, qcnou 5ll criobrCn no licb Hojeit
mcu3fpa Slottc beiiuOc.
9omimuro'5. @ei6mo0cr
por % ami Ia crDortct
Qou6on. 2i }Gpril. - Cine pom
.. 9lpril ootirtc 0rpcihc Der ,0oin
Wfoil" meloct ulla Nionilo
y2lonrirol (ogo'3 6lottc miro iidb
om 2G 9Ipril iiOlitb BON 6ornoiu
ueriommeln. Ter bieiiae jopnniidlc
aoniul bot cine longc Gbiiire0epcidbe
ii6er aominuro'9 @eid)ma0er er
bolten uelhca mor9en bier crtportet
miro. @ic Der aoniul mittbeilt
lperoen Die Sdiiic nidt in 0cn @uicu
pon 0}ouilo cinlnlien, ionOern Dor
ocldielbeu frclBcn @roBc oiii5iclc
l6dtiafcit bcrridt bier Ger onlcri
folliibc 2lOnliroI, Der ioponiide aOn-
inf lmo Der conmlonoircnoc General
6oIteu Gonicren3en. 2lu WtontoA
miro Der 2(Omirol nit pcn General.
@olnerneut MriNbt conierircn,"
Sc 6ilBfcucr nod Scr q b..
iu6rt aus Scr & &umrunb'
@ui.
SoiQon, 6roB0ilh 6o6in
China, %. glpril. - Iic gauge rllis
iii6e 6lottc perlieB oic aomronb 9ui
nritrru fSnm1tnn1 lRittnu 9(m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Die WnnOerOOllcH Gigenidaften Uon
SOrcbOnnO anS Sar nHS luie
cs am britcH gebrandt
WirO.
&idJtiae Sbatia6en fir Slne, in 8e.
5ng anf zine GntOednng.

Die Gter0Iidfetss s1abeIler biefes Qanbes act.
Gen. ooB btt 9Seitem be erBble gIn5abl bon 9os
oeStdueu our6 SAiptnbfu1t ODER sranfbeiten
a3nlt0er giatur entiteben 9ob. nbgeiebeH bon
oem tootItben @rfuIge, tueIdben Iie off In flo
iraaeii, MAIDEN Die GudIereen unb Qeioen, ieIbft
IN ben erlteu IutinGeu. e5 uotbiuenolg brompte
Wdtiel 5ur abbiIfe gu eebrnutben. tlnsiueifeI.
Ralt ~ ods gr6Bte Seilmiitel Der Weu8ett fir
Snueen' uuo aebItupi0rnnIbeiten Sales Sonrn
Of eo'rbuuub onO Snr tpeIdes 70 munberboue
Nelultate er3telt uuo 70 uugemeiue gluItnerffam.
felt aui fCb Ienlt.
SieleS arobe SeiImiiieI beHbt auber ben Ct
nenlhdlten, meldbe ieu Same an3eiat, fiiuf an.
oere Sngreoten3en, uue fpe3eu fir arnRFbetteu
per Slinge mo oes G6luuoes beltimnt 9tefe
SuiammcnIteuuna 1T oas ReIuuat bon Ianaen
nilo lorgldlitgeH 8eriuteu, uub es fanu filbn
bebaupiet peroeu. 6aB. bel 3eiten aebraudbt ir,
allen 6dIlen 9etIuue fiber it, aRan Ioute bic
srIien 8eiDen btr CD irbiudt tlibt Ieidt ueb.
men. Gle HHb Die 9lonntearbe elmer aerits.
run9s'Nrmee. uno miiiieH nit eiuem gbtaas
perilebiet iperoelt ipeHn bas 2e6eH eerettet uers
ben lou 9s nfbt ourbaus Eidts, 5u iaeen,
eS TT rnr eiHe fIene @rEdItnng, peIbe boIo
oortibergeben uirb Sie tuiro ntcbt fc1usu bor.
hbergeben, ipenn tle nidbt total nno PROMPT I'M.
ieroritdt miro. Bon ben 3aulenoen, bic burtb
pdie's poHeg of purebpuuS ano Gar bouftduoto
ge9eilt luoroen iiuo. fjnneH uuf s,erIauaeu btefe
oorja9lthe 8eugntiie aeeeben lueroen; tebod6 III
bic 2Sabrbeit, bGb es aIIe Characterization
hrrt 70 9eniiBsno feitgeiieIt, bah fetne tuettere
er6rterine odriiber Hotbluenoig Ut. gs lutrb i'm
jmet SroBeH oerfauft, 5u so GeutS unb 81 HE
8Iaidle, uno 1T 5n 6aben bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
@Intiae Nnmilicn SraNGSic.

YortI1no, @}c, %. }lpril.
GomarO Soilton, 60 Sabre alt, cr.
iboB 6cute 3u Gait @otcriorO Oct
l5.iGbri9cn @rorge golun1, 6rahte
ieiner Satin mcbrcrc tieic NfeNer-
munocu oln aopie bci lmO eri6oB lid)
Damn iclblt Die 6rou bat 2tus;i6t
mli @eneimg. Die lrogooic mar,
mie oic Yoli5ci miiicn mia, Ole 6olgc
eine9 Streite5 5mii6cn oen Oidnncrn
iiber ,Srau Soilton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

nomnenc @eidiibfeuer ourd ein Ge.
te6t nit iapaniiden aunoidloftern
uerlrloht nur0e. Seit geitern N6eno
bat mon feline pCitere 92ohriclten
bon Der rl1iiIbcn 6lotte erboltcn.
IS oerlultet ooB 9lomirul RoieIt-
menStD oil Der Hubr lit, lud6reuo
lidl ionIt ole Ciii5icre lmo Wlann-
l6often Der rulliihen 6lotte scr Dc,
item @ciln0Dcit erfrctcn. Gie rui.
iildcn Iran9portihiiic .9iel," .rSu-
pitcr," o&nio5 @ortihafoii" uno
oaitai" bcionOen iih nacb ocn lcttea
9todrihtcn nod }ll Sogon.
&uiicn bobcu ibrcn 3mef
crrei1 t.
Iotio, %. g(pril. Die 9saf.
ridt OoB 6ronfreih in tSolae ser
8oritelllugcn ($opun'a ole NuSuei-
Jung DER rlriii6en 6Iotte aus Der
aonlranb.9oi oeriprohen lmo oen
GntibuB geduBert bat. ieine 9tcutra.
litdt nit oler Gnergie 3n mabrelt
miro bier nit Srelloen uernonlmcn
lnO bat Die SpnnnInq Scr offent.
lihen Stlnmlng beieitigt. obmo6l
man bier oagemein alaubt ooB 9io.
ieinuenstp, im 6olle CT i'll Oie aam-
ronb 9oi einIiet lm iid) ouf cine
idneae 3urildlegung oes HeiteS lei
nea @cao ndh &looipoItof oor5ltbe-
reiten Ieinen 3lued bereitS erreid)t
bate, olS CT olSgclpieien ipuroe.
Mud bcgt man oen Geroo6t, oob
RoieinUcn9tu ulr cine tehniihe Gnt.
iernlng aus oen irnn5oliihen Serri.
torialaeuulIern por9enommen hot,
inoem CT iid olBcrbalb Der Grci.
Nteilen Sren5e begob. 0ier miro ous
Der Oer 3luiidcniall tidlt ais beige
Iegt bctrudltct. 10 longe Die Hulie1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

.2br Irieotei es beuIl bis bab In @tren S6luno
bilub ltno t6nniet Is hort mcher nulludric. nod,
nbudris bclpegen bnuu VI Griiidcli 10 jtntlib
lui Qeioe ,Shr an llnperonuhteit lle6elfeit
9lppetiiloiiaicit belegier 3lnAe. stnpiitHer3.
fidenichmer5 Geriiopflng, Jlieoerbei6lnaenbeit
Hibeloiigiet nHo Siebcr, 70 foHni Sbt uHbeoiHat
iieber fein, onB ,St Scruuro'o ardnterplen"
ole geiuHoe 9hdtigfeit Gtrtr 1e6er luieDer bers
fteflen, @eroGHung. 9rnubruud uHb glnsldelouna
bciorberr ale Die abgeprbeue1l gltigcn Sioite
ans 6urem SDftem mepfhaffeu uu6 GIb 9eiuuo
mn6eH ipiro. Ibotfddlib iii ]ddis geoi1er
(UtoWi ,Sr I&gg5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Cinr S0rrArns
trr(0aIt,
8ennrn6t9e 8una6me
S6winO (n6t unO Der lte 6e-
greitenOen Spmptome.

9inIeitnns 3ur wiiieni6aitlidtu
llnterln6nng unO eia 1lnterz
aebmrH Dem 1tmiidgrsifea
rtH GnSe in MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24

SuiQon, 6roBoiiicb GodIl.
China, %. gtpril. - Gic 0dn5e ruis
iii6e 6lotte perlieB oic aomronb 9ut
geitern (Somitog) N}ittua. 9lm
glbcno muroe id)pcrer @cidilBoonncr
orouBen aui Der Gee pernonmet.
Wan nermlt6ete, 0oB oie HlIiien nit
eincnl Q6eilc oeS joponii6en 0iC'
idmaoer5 inn annlpfc pureu. Gor
lciucr 2lbfobrt Itottete glomiral 9to'
jelhpenofp ocm fron}0iiihcn 9lonlirnl
TSonQlliercs eWen geiucb ub. aein
uriiiider SifI5ier ooer Seemunt
0ing on'5 2ono, m0breno Die Slottc
in Der Gomron6. .9oi loa. Die 9iui.
len batten ole glnfunit OeS @ed)mo-
oerS untrr Dem 2lomirol gIcbogotoif
ie0en 9lugenblid erlportct. Zen Gin
geborcnen mar ooa ourh ben Aui.
crtbolt Der &uiien in Scr @ui perur-
iohtc Steigen Der 2cbeuamittel III
Der @egeno iebr nngenebnl
9oriS, 90. 9Ipril. - Ger Solo
niolmiuiiter beitdtigt Die Nahriht
ii6er Die Gntiernung Ser rtiiiicben
Slotte aus Ser Gamronb .9oi oiii5ieu
Die nnrber itottgeilnoene Inter
leoung 3uilhen ocn 9l0nirolen no
ieinuenSfp uno SSonQi;cr19 .pdr cine
bohit ireimOlhoitlid)c oicr glotbt
mai oaB oos nadl ocr 9tbiobrt per.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
Jflo|Ycn~
Ocr|on'tnlun9.
@na1UnidDuppCn, 6fc 3Ortb.9lOrnnc
nnO GumbCrlnmo.Str
SieniIag, ben 70. Npril,
2FGif Frof Gmcriha 0rhcitcr


9cOncr:
NinNOr Is, SlnD SimnnnS.
Sr. &. Nampiou Cones,
9iidDtcr Charles ". Ncuiolcr.
Srnuf &. gSndDter.
HcluiS EubcI,
9llbcrt &. 9iithic.
FrdliOcnt; Games G. %Orl
Setrctdrc:
Norocc z. Mbitnan.
Millinm u. gSbcotlcO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
6. 0. Grittenton,
Gi9cntbiimer, gtr. 115, SultonsStr.
Netu.Yprf,
III irgenO einer glpotbete.

Iae Batenteh ipeI9e es moo Mot berTudtt
Paben lollten es foiort tbuH; bic es bereits ber.
lhbt babsn, beoiirteu feiner 8ureoe, es uleber
5u tbun.
Rtte's 9abHdmr5.SrOpfsn tstfsH In ,tmss
Wlinute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-24
&Orbang fGat.
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IdJiCoCu.

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inn g{oroen ocS Stootcs 0ep.gorf
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sem oelben ,5ic6er. Die Winttcr cl,
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in Baltimore; }ucrit 6atte er bas oIte
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-08-18

Local sportsmen who have hab-
itually trained their dogs during
the month of August prior to the
opening of the legal hunting season
will do we'll to peruse the provis-
ions of the game law passed at the
last session of the Legislature.
Section % of the Amended Game
and Fish Law prohibits the use Of
trained hunting dogs during the
month of August and declares that
dogs allowed to run at large in the
field during the month shall be
considered public nuisances and
may be killed by any person. Their
owners are also subject to arrest
for violation Of the game laws.
In the past, when game warden
came across an offender in the field
before the opening Of the season,
the excuse was offered that he was
simply training my dog The
time worn excuse will not 60 any
longer. Leeds News.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-08-18

"The evil men do lives after
them" That's when they are no
more on earth, of course. But quite
often the evil other men do gets
after them while they are right
here on earth living worthy lives.
The slothful envy progress; moth
ing of great and lasting good to the
world was ever accomplished with
out some considerable struggle and
sacifce: Aman or woman possessed
of the Devil can never hope to live
for anything good or noble until
the demon has been aroused and
allowed to escape. Sometimes they
turn him loose upon persons of
clean lives and, too often, the tickle
world lose their faith in the injured
one and line up on the side of the
Devil. Let right and justice guide
you in the setting up Of the stand
ard in accordance with which you
persuade yourself that another
should mould his life; let the stand
ard be yours; follow it, and the evil
one will have q hard time in enlist
ing You. Souris Republican,