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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-30
Burton.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fulton,
Nov 22 son--Julia Knapp, of Mid
dlebury, spent part of the week with
her sister, Miss Ethel Miss Edna Farr
spent Friday night with Mrs G Burr
and family-Oscar Kingsland and
family were guests of his brother. Ed
win fowler, Sunday-Mrs q G
Rogers has been sick for the past two
weeks threatened with pneumonia
Mr. and Mrs Irwin Tubbs entertained the
formers parents from Saturday until
Sunday-Miss Edna Farr spent Sun
day in Ovid the guest of her friend,
Miss Verna Summers has been re-
ported that E Merrell is talking of sell
ing out his store and goods - Presid-
ing Ed. Stewart Of Saginaw, preached
in the M E church Sunday evening
Miss Lillian Scott and Miss Fanny
Yeoman, were guests of Nj and Mrs
Irwin Tubbs Friday--Master Theron
Burr was guest of Mr. and Mrs ] w
Rose Sunday afternoon.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-30
Baptist Missionary Circle.

The Baptist Missionary Circle elected
officers Friday as follows:
President-Mrs. G. E Benoy,
Home Vice Pres Mrs. G. j. Gale.
Foreign Vice Pres Mrs p. d. White
Secretary-Mrs. James Fisher.
Home Treasurer Mrs. c. Mahaney.
Foreign Treas. Mrs. E. NJ. Miller.
Contingent Treas.-Mrs. James
Archer.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-30
Wants $1,000 Damages. $.

Thomas Hanson, of Muskegon, has
sent notice to this city that he wants
$4,000 damages for being run into by
bicyclist on October 80, while crossing
the culvert on North Chapman street.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-30

Lester Hubbell, of Owosso, was here
last week and bought five years old
gelding of G. w. Randall. a four years
old Greenbacks gelding of Fred Owen,
a four years old Greenbacks mare cf M.
A Randall, and a three years old Green
backs mare of Geo. Sibley -Msson
News
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-30
Marriage Licenses.

Carl Dickman, Mason. 80. ....... .33
Clara Hunkins, Shaftsburg ..... 81
Floyd s. Reed, Perry. "a
Belle Leach. Perry. ...........1 .1S
Geo. jennings. Durand. ........... ...38
Eva Delte Jewell, Owosso. 24-
Norman j. Clark, Shaftsburg . !. 90
Pearl s. Van Ripper, Shaftsburg =. .2f
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
GRAND CEREMONY
At OPENING OF
OLYMPIC GAMES
PERFORMED BY KING GE oaGE or
GREECE UNDER A GLORIOUS
SUNSHINE.
MANY NOTABIES THERE
Victories to Sc Wen On tn, sac I'd
Soil Wh:re Ancient Creeks
Had st9iven fer Like
Hcncrs.

Athens, Anrr %. Undec a sloriouf
sunshine following a showery Morn
ing. the opening ceremony of tho
Olympan game: was performed today
by Kirg George Of Greece. The hinge
stadium was already pacte when the
royal procea ion arrived to ms trains
Il the Greek and British anthems,
First came carrl1se containing
King George ANA Queen Alexan lria.
hen cane ca.r.Gge with King ed
ward and Que "A Olga, these were fol-
lo@ed by cal1iEg with Prime Vie.
t-rla. the Prince and Princess of
Wales ami members of the Greek
royal family. with brilliant suites and
rep sseniatyas OF various European
our'
The procession traversed the whole
length of tee stadium amid vocne on.
cheering and the denalaries took
seats in THE semi-circie hen Grown
Prince Constantine Duke of Sparta
Who as r., sidsnt of the games novel
from the center Of the arena. zqutinr
King George ami read an address
sta,ing tn objects Of the meeting an3
cXpre ing the hone tha, the rictors
ii whatever nationality would renen.
hsr thai tho flctc-r had becn ac
claimed on t1e sacred soT ~ Atslus
by the desc n3snt= - fnc' NJ c-ee'
He concluded bv bcgqiar King
George - proclaim ne opening
King George troee AMI briefly dc
cla-ed ihe ggne opened
A'f ihe participant, lr De rstrrs
fheu moved in i pra-cssigu around thc
ste ihlm. headed ly bahd- ~ music
As The 900 picked afheletes n th
world moved past. presenting an ira
po.ing display they were cbeered to
The echo Passing re royai perscrare
The standard bearer Of esch team i'm
prcszivcly lowered the aa~ = hi-
corrirv. King George eaf.ir re'up.
ing ihe ealrte.
The games hecan with gerna.tfe
displays ard contests. No Americas
loJEy. Members Of tho
foyai families remained 10 The f7fsh
Touieh; THE AcroDolt was lrH'iarf
n ilmm mattel
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

/ Fresno, Cal April &c G. Lind
gren, contractor, returned last even
ing from San Francisco with the def
mite news that the disaster win have
no deterrent effect on the con
templatcd SKY scfapea for San Fran
cisco and that many Of the great build
ings reported destroyed can be re-
habilitated some al no great oXpen Ee
Lindgren has tho coniract for the
halllln@ ~ ~1ha llnnnhaldt Bank hnill,
me. Market ami FohTth streets, the
plans calling for an e.ghteen-storE
structure ITO overlook the Call builds
ing. Lindgren yesterday called on til !
bank president and asked what he pro
posed to do.
Build the structure according to
original plans without single
cnangc" said the president; only rush
it n far as possible In the meantime
put us up a temporary structure"
Herbert Law going ahead with
the repair Of the Fairmont Hotel
Lindg2en examined the ruins yester-
day and said it would be nacez zsary
to rebuild the stone work of the first
two stories. Lindgren obtained per
NIT yesterday TO examine the principal
buildings stil tanding and t1e result
of tAe inspection is reassuring He
says The Haywards building, Mont
gomery and California street; Is only
slightly damaged and can be repaired
for $4,000. The Merchants Exchange
while guued. can be repaired for
$25Qo90. The building cost six mil
Ions. The front IF the Rialto building
will stald, but the rear was dyna
mijcd Other buildings that can be
renai.cd are the Flood, Union Trust
New Chronicle. Call Mutual Saving
Bank Crocker, Wollwori and 81. Fran
ci- Hotel
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
VOTE or THANKS.

San Francisco April 22.-G. f. VII
son of Clinton. Ia4 who arrived on a
special train, brought three carload
Of food from Denver. Ogden AMI Sal,
lake. He was given the fist vote of
thanBs by the relief committee and
was reassurred that his son. O. A.
Wilson Of 1924 Pine street was afa-
Later, Wilson made a donation OF
$500
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
PosToFFIcE IS OPEN.

= san Francisco April 22.-4The
= postoffice is now in full opera
. tion and branch Offices are
! being established where refu-
: gees are camped All mail MAJ
! TIA ehoUid ha aldee d fe The
} Old street numbers In San Fran
i cisco, unless the new address
} II pos .tifely known. Money
! orders are being cashed as
rapidly as funds can be So
, cnfed. The postmaster is com
) pl2ting arrangements with the
) superintendent Of the mint 10
! convert into cash the paper
now on hand in the postoffica.
= All money orders viii be paid
p en- demand and represent the
only possible mean: Of sending
money into San Francisco at
present NO RANKS ARE
OPEN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

Oakland, Cal, April ga report
from sso francisco at midnight says
that q brisk fra is burning in South
San Franci,eo. The illumination could
he seen from tails ide Of san Fran
ciscp Bay. n tance Of eight miles.
II Is believed that the hte broke out
afrc h from snollcring embsrs driven
By the wind.
The bodies Of Sc ra'ients and II at
,en1apts have been recovered from
he ruins Of AgneS asylum fer the in
ana.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

Washington, April 22-The loss OF
life at San Francisco T. estimated at
fewer than 800 persons in telegram
addressed 70 the secretary of the navy
by Superintendent Of Mint Leach. The
telegram follows;
The stories of the loss OF life are
greatly exaggerated. Have been in it
every day from the first | nave men
reporting TO me continually from all
parts of the city and 1 do NOT believe
the lis. will reach four hundred My
estimate from statements to me wlll
not reach three hundred The fi.e did
not travel fast and the authorities
took the trouble to keen ahead of the
flames notifying the people Of the dan
ger aud caring for the helpless. The
homeless are being cared for in Oak
land and other suburban places. Thou
sands are camped out in tna parks
and othcr open country south Of the
city.
II am informed that some OF the
modem buildings like Spreckel's.
Crocker. Gfnicn Tuss and Mutual
Saving. all Of which hayng banking
institutions caa be fixed 20 as 10 allow
the banks To be abla to resume after
some form in a few days. ! am told
the Crocker, Woolworth and Union
Trust hope to be open by Monday |
would suggest thar geassuring teie
grams be spread through the country
that stories Of los of lifa have been
most grossly exaggerated. The loss OF
life and list Of, injured are exceed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

Sacramento Cal. April 22.-Santa
Rosa in proportion 10 its size suffered
more from the earthquake than san
Francisco. Santa Rosa Is red ced to
ruin The dead number abeut sixty.
ana a great number are missing and
, still number wounded. The relief
rgan cation has the situation we'll H.
laHd Rebuilding will begin soon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
mAOisoN's coNTalaorroa.

Madison. Wis. April 22-Madis
relief fund "a - = aa9 tonight The
Wisconsin University facrliy g rai-.
ing a fund fsr ths leland Stanford
Enire-si.r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

at ala sat9ase tefaaft4 ia
lfiff,i are4 ana deat ses taola
afc bang sHe fae eoasai Il aaf-nst
slh ehafs2 6a aliel W tae hase
.PefJ ihat agery honaeiesa saan vonan
aand child q San graac ea II heigS
ar8Tad lor aad that taae ID ho afsFa
.ing 9a tha score of ettaar food m
drink Within tia etty raes and staa4s
4hs ladea ~ tllefs capacity NiiA food
afd medical suppiiA afe paaring into
ha elly iroai every Eoint along the
eqast aaa thi0aghali the state and III
lthlB supply has baan assaral as IA.
germaaaneS taefa y al laa sliehtsa4
iSear of any Lack of facd ii drink
San FraugiscA Arf ai' lsslN
li'nany ho1neitss aal FFaaciHcaps
shipea to-day at rude affairs aet llis iIls
sfii cpen att whereYeN Tue h5n,eleas
ehoasani. afe carp s1ia rost of the
Deaple employed the sabbath by work
ing 70 clear up the burned area and
To repair the remaining part of the
CITY. There IS great activity Streets.
were cleared OF debris. Iaborsrs we-n
repa ing broken water pipes, sewers
and gas mains. electricians every
wh1ro were seeking to risentangle the
confusion Of wires.
San Francisco was in the first .tagas
OF its regeneration
The Associated Press representa-.
tive today covered the burned area.
The circumference OF the area as near
as could be ascertained by cyclometer
il 2G miles and comprises the entire
bus mes district and large section
of he residence dastlfcA all of which
was densely populated.
II was estimated today by COM
petont inurance aathcrities that the
loss will agg egate three hundred mil.
lion dollars. and oa this vast amount
Of property, insurance companies car
lied Approximately $4,000. 300 In
surance.
Religious sary cez were conduc e1
today by every denomination in the
various parks and at every other place
where people camped.
Improyised altars were set UP in
many places and ceremonials carried
out before thous ands Of earnest and
devout worshipers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

San Francisco. April %. The board
of health reports an encouraging
health condition. con .iderlng eitcum-
tanccs. sickness is cer'a My en- the
decrease There are few contagious
diseases and these are attended at
Golden Gata Park. Sanitary conditions
ia residence districts are Improving.
A large corps of volunteers lta,ied
at work yesterday collecting garbage.
Wagons Were pressed mo service to-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

san Francisco hpriI 9g-- Chief p
T. s.aiiysn IF f1n Franci CO.'S fire dc.
partnen, died toiay of injuries re
'eiyed in lh earthquake The chief
1ni his wife were sleeping in the FIRE
house adioia ng the California hot e
i1 Bush street The earthquake threw
tbe chimH-e Of the hotel crashing
.hrorrh 'hcFre boJsc. carving sulii-
van aud DIS wifc WITH fbe debris twc
aiories lo &c ground aoor
Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan acre iaken
~ ih- southern Pacific hospital buf
Rhen the fame reached the Mission
iHe! Ecro uo'cd 70 the hospital al the
Pres IN. Srliivan srforc1 n fracture
II thc ',i four broken ribs and rihrr
iulefirs iiu never knew there wa7
dre Al hogEi after recovering con
seriousness talked much Of the neef
af y ssii water fire plant Mrs Sui
ivan viii recover
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
suRLINeTo,l IN ~

Burlington Ia- April 29-Bariine.
ton has contributed 5000 70 the Garth
cuake sufferers 50 far Two csrs Of
supplies were shipped ont tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
ORDERS GIVEN TOPROCEED
WITH WORK ON Bull LDINGS
Stout Hearted People OF Golden
Gate City Command Admi=
ration of The World
ARE EQUAL TO THE EMERGENCY

iuely small considering the extont Of
the disaster"
Couector Of Customs staatton tele-
graphs
The appraisers stores and custom
house completely saved Bus ness
handled easily, but commercial inter
ests in the utmost confusion"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

Astoria. Ore, April 22-The steam
er Alliance arrived this morning from
Eureka, Cal. and repor ed that Point
Arena Lighthouse was destroyed BY
the earthquake. The vessel while off
Eureka Wednesday morning was Sc
verely shaken. The captain Thought
he vessel had strlck bottom put fodnd
lwelye falboms Of water.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

salt Lake City. C'ah. April e.
Among those arrir ng from san Fran
cisco is Chas. G. Lanfe-weiler. uf For
Dodge, Iowa who wa at toe Grand
hotel He said: Il passed throags
.Chinatown just as soo1 shock came
and all ChinafoAn was iu fhc streets
gesiieslating crying running araard
aud acting iko l3L IS monkeys II
iefi o themselves 7 bD3v ths H,usi
have peFisbed Tae authorities drove
them up the h'i ard oHt Of the rargr
of the fire. Superstition mastered
them aad all sorts Of gods were prt
ducad from all sorts cf poeEefs aaf
jess paper was scattered an aiere
the way"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

San FFancis-o. April 22-San Frzr
cisco is not without tran =pc.tati1n
Car are -unnihg do11 Fiiima.e stree
totay and have nlsnty Of power Ser
vice is free To sli Vith The exceJf 3.
Of boys. Cas- IN Sutisr .and Pacilt
avenue are run by horses Gen Fun.
ston's headquarters are Fort Mason
and he has $500 federal forces
Eighteen children have been born az
Golden Gate Park and eight in BueHs
Vista Park.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23
REsrABLlsHgD COMMUNICATION

Manila. April 22.-The Commercial
Gable company has re-cstablished
communication with It's cable hut on
the California coast
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

San Francisco April "a AZ tnpr
ough Inspection made by a ropresen-
tatiyo Of tho Associated Press who
made tha trip in an automobile shows
that iittlo damage was cone IN The
vicinity of sutro HE ghts cir iE0gsc
stands undamagel. The Sutro Ba hs.
near Cliff House, with hundreds OF
hous and Of square feet of glass roof
ing Is almost unharmed. Only few
windows in the Sutro Baths and the
Cliff House were broken and The lofty
Chimney 81 he Pumping plant was
cracked slightly. The entire district
west of Golden Cate Park and a,ong
the beach from Golden Gate south
ward suffered less from the ca Nh.
quake than probably any other sec:ion
81 be S1a Francisco rcn nsula.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

ssn Franci-co kprf1 ~. South 81
Nartet street tf~ los on The aaf-
front is mail Several =hede have rr
he reconstructed aud small repair
have 10 he wa5e o. ono or tx
wharTos. bui bcyond thi- the proper
loss is ~ is1Ifcauf Taer g. nothin
20 intorfe-c ~Hh the unrcaf,7r
ships ard sialmc-e a. any pies ont
of the Ferrv b1iiii7e save rier N6
q the III ion dock where the CO.
lar eI she'd covers The wharf Larg
QUANTITIES of r. ai. sufficient % upnlv
az bres enf nerls Of rhe rifv gre stores
iu the bunt rs s1ufH of Market street
Addifieral supplies ~ clal arc in Tho
harigr and in q few days coal laden
-lssols ain Dr. f1re1 io the dOcA and
uninaded. Ar tHr Masonic cemeie-y
receiving vault all valuable. records
u The citF arc stored along win The
dead The raaH IS guarded by a spec
ial detail Of troops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

San Franc co. April 22.-Many
business men and property owners OF
San Francisco already are in consul
tation with arcAitec's While the work
of clearing away the debris goes for
ward corps Of draughtsmen will be
occupied preparing plans for new
buildings to adorn the city James D.
Phelan will be one Of the first 10 re-
build His plans call for a fine struc-
ture at Market ana o'FareH streets.
Every bank will be rebuilt.
The relief committee i issuing or
ders on dealers and on supply sta.
tons ana with n q day or two NJ the
outside work will be thoroughly or
gaIIl lrsss 7fFFFi afnfffu ftrTT7sv Will ~ .oa
hand with Which to honor all orders
that have been presented and filed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

rr
OPPORTUNITIES To BUY at an
advantage are as Important as are cp'
portunlties to sell at an advantage.
Advertising brings you the latter
reading the ads. brings you the former.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-23

tA HEAVY ruHsE MAKES n IFsi,t
neaft'" and the weight af yours may
depend upon the amount IN tIrc ycu
tato aayoteE tc feading The adv. Nv.
fcrc mailing your parchstes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-24
How to Read.

Reading is not q lost art to the same
degree that conversation is, but it has
in most cases an arrest development
through so much reading that makes
no demand upon esthetic sensibility, so
that one is apt to bring to a fine story
full Of delicate shades Of thought and
feeling the same mind which he yields
to a newspaper, putting a blunt inter
rogation as to its meaning as conveyed
in tie terms of a rational proposition,
and tie writer's charm is wholly lost
upon him.
While the readers surrender to the
author must be complete, his attitude
should not be passive. but that of ac-
tive responsiveness and partnership.
This reception involves that quick Sc
lection we spoke of a while ago as con-
trasted with the slow and cOntractile
apprehension of the plodding reader.
We had in view a vital selection, q
kind of divination, not selection i'm
plying inattentiOn or neglect as is
cursory reading. Kant is said to have
read books by scrutiny of their table
of contents, but this analytical selec-
ton would hardly be applicable to real
literature.-H arper's Magazine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-24
A New Gospel.

The London Times correspondent
reports the finding at Oxyrhynchus,
Egypt, of fragments of manuscripts, of
the first, second. and later centuries,
among them forty-five lines of a lost
gospel. The subject is visit of Jesus
to the temple and the meeting with a
Pharisee, who reproaches him with
failing to perform the ceremonial OF
publication before entering that holy
place. There is dialogue in which
the Pharisee goes into the details OF
ceremonies to be performed. Jesus, in
reply, contrasts outward with inward
purity. The incident recalls passages
in Matthew and Luke, but is quite dis
tinct from anything recorded in the
gospels as we now have them. The
style is literary and cultivated, and
the dialogue contains several words
not found in the New Testament. Be-
sides this fragment of 4 gospel, there
arc fragments of Pindar. Euripides
Plato, DemOsthenes, IsOcrates, Lysias
Sappho. Bacchylides, Sallust, a history
Of Greece, and 4 commentary on
Thucydides. There is hope Of i'm.
portant finds of famous lost words be-
fore the excavations are concluded
Baltimore Sun.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-24
Perfectly Satisfied.

81 don't wish to take up your time :
the caller said, unless you think it is
likely might interest you in the sub
ject of life insurance"
"Well," replied the man at the desk,
"I'll not deny that have been think
ing about it lately. Go ahead. I'll
listen to you."
Whereupon the caller talked to him
forty-five minutes without stop.
"And now" he said at last, "are
you satisfied that our company is one
of the best, and that our plan of doing
business is thoroughly safe?"
"Yes."
"Have 1 convinced you that we fur
nish as good insurance as any other
company and at rates as cheap as you
can get anywhere?'
''Yes; am satisfied with what you
say-perfectly satisfied"
"Well, don't you want to take out q
policy with u.s."
Me? Oh. no. I'm a life insurance
agent myself. I thought l might be
able to get some tips from YOU"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-24
A HINT TO REPUBLICANS

.Tke stronger the country goes
Republican at the coming;fall; cleo
lions the more gratified President
Roosevelt will be. A strong Re-
publican victory in all parts of the
country will mean a handsome en-
dOrsement of his administration.
whiie, on the contrary, any falling
on in the Republican vote, and es-
peclally if the results also Show
gains for the Democrats, would be
taken as an indication of dissat1s.
faction with Republican policies and
principles, or in other words a
vote OF no confidence in the Re2ub.
fEcan president. This is fact which
should not be lost sight of by the
voters of this state in connection
with the campaign now on, and
which will terminate IN about three
weeks with the state election. Al
chat time the Republican voters OF
Wisconsin should make it ''good
and strong" not only for the sake
Of taking no chances of a Demo
cratic victory, but also to show the
nation that Wisconsin is still in
line for Republican principles and
that 1T also heartily endorses the
wise and generally good administra.
ton that has been furnished by
President Roosevelt, who holds the
confidence and respect of the mem
5ers of all parties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-24
REPUBLICANS FOR CONGRESS.

This is an off-year and off-years
are usually years of reaction in
politics. Undoubtedly the Congress
TO be elected next month will have
a smaller Republican majority than
che Congress which viii come to an
end by limitation on the 4th OF
next March; but though the Re
publican majority will be reduced,
there is a general confidence on the
part OF political forecasters that il
will not be wiped out.
Wisconsin is expected to con
elnue ten strong on the Republican
side when party divisions occur in
the House Of Representatives. To
10 anything else would be to make
a purposeless sacrifice of influence
that should be retained in the in.
terest of the progress of the state.
The voters of the Third district
and the. Fourth district and the
Fifth district and the Ninth district
know that if they were to elect
Democrats to Congress they would
threw away their votes. They dc
not want To do that.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-24
Encouraging the Downcast.

One very slippery day "Mark
Twain" in his sealskin overcOat was
walking down Main street in Hartford.
A portly citizen whom he knew by
sight fell just in front Of him with a
thud. Looking calmly down, with that
shadowy smile which only stirred his
heavy mustache, "Mark Twain
drawled: you'll have to hit it again
and little harder Then think you'll
break through" All appreciation OF
humor had been so well shaken out Of
the fat man that with a purple face
he told Mr.. Clemens to go where there
is always a successful corner in ice
and snow. Mr.. Clemens walked on
saying sadly: "That is the very last
time that I'll ever try to encourage O
man to get up when he is down"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-10-24
some instances the marital relations
are secret.

Life is too short to BE- overshad-
owned by gloom. Let us live brave
ly and cheerfully, as we'll as in
dustriously and dutifully. The
true heart recognizes the duty Of
happiness and faces 'ife with GER
tain courageous gaYety that solves
many doubts and scatters the clouds
of woe and disaster. Let us Guilt
vate the habit of cheerfulness and
know that when we quench the in
nocent Joy of fellow creature by a
word or frown we are deliberately
destroying a part of the worlds
most precious treasures.
Some men in this world like all
men and things to agree with them
selves. They want to get their
religion sugar-coated if they are
church members, and would speedl-
ly get rid of a clergyman who would
dare arouse them from their con-
dition of dissatisfaction They ex-
pect their newspapers to reflect
only their opinions. and to back
them up in their efforts. Anyone
disagreeiIg with them must suffer
the consequences. They cannot ap-
preciate an honest difference of OPP
inion, or give an adversary his due.