The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-01-12


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YWORIH QUoTINSN
&2- $3.50
Between IL and Is churches day.
or between 1000 and 5000 year,
are built in this country.
Ninety thousand dollars in gold dis
appeared in railroad wreck in Wy.
oming. That's mere bagatelle conn
pared with amounts in gold that have
disappeared in railroad wrecks IN
Wall street. -.
Hope deferred maketh the heart
sad" and the hope that we will ever
be anything but a race of fools In pro-
cess to make any one sad, asserts the
OOooL 0Odutdn JOuIudA.
VasSar students invited newSbOy
to a banquet. This, says the New York
World, teaches us that even higher
education cannot smother womankins
consideration for the internal mascu'
line.
The Atlanta Constitution says: Per
haps Russia is merely working her
self up to a condition favorable to
the introduction of football into the
country.
1t is taken for granted, since the
new king of Norway has chosen the
title of Haakon VII, that there have
been six other Haakons, remarks the
Kansas City Times.
Almost any fool can be eloquent
when he has something to say, buE
it requires an adept in platitudes to
launch into impassioned oratory when
he has nothing to say. That's why
our political spellbinders are SO WEI
paid.
The higher types OF men are
prompted to act together, because
they believe in the same principle or
love the same ideal. The inferior
pull together from clannishness or al
legience to leader. concluded Prof. n.
A. Ross, Nebraska university.
Among the tremendous possibilities
Of future wars is that there Is likely
to be regiment of rough riders COM
posed exclusively of namesakes or
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt predicts
the Chicago Tribune.
One of the best purifiers is white
wash, avows the New York Press. N
is good for anything from a damp cell
lar to tainted politician or an IN
surance CRATER. ,a..si.
The exifiencies of human existence
sometimes make it necessary to do
stroy much that has been attained.
that a may be gained. Wars are
mostly fought on that basis. and the
French Revolution Is the great his
'0ri'"' ae10- = J.
The difference between a useful
and a harmful education is merely
the difference between the knowledge
that makes men intelligently discon-
tented with prventaIble evils and re-
signed to incurable evils, and the
knowledge that makes men unreason-
ably disconnected with all things.
Mr.. Rockefeller has advised young
men to turn their thoughts to higher
things than money, which is not all
there is in the world. II tine young
men will look after the higher things
Mr.. Rockefeller will look after the
money, AYERS the London Punch.
After the college graduate has tax
en- his doploma, cum laude, TO the
pawnshop and tried to borrow some
thing on it, he begins to realize about
what it is worth to him in the fierce
struggle of the sordid business world,
asserts the Somerville Journal.
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It looks to us as though the hfein-
surance agent were the innocent by
stander in this investigation. thinks
the Chicago News. Soliciting business
at this time must be about as pleas
ant a job as carrying an elephant up
16 flights of stairs.
The Indian of Today.
Something more than four centuries
have gone by since Columbus dawned
on the view of the American red man.