The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-02-10

The first thing that Rnvsi,
and constitutional, needs n :
pick up its dictionary and ,oa ~
liberty doesn't spell license @4
A Boston housekeeper es,,,i,,
she manages to avoid cbans.
servants by simply putting ss.' !,
their place. That scheme sbor,s ,
Der most of her afternoons a,s :.
lnss off the Providence 1onr''
serves.
The movement to compel vo,,|
wear mats at divine service is !,
ing in New Jersey, says the m,
lnterOcean, and, as elsevbs,s
women are only concerned }.
NEST part, in the hats thev =,
compelled to wear.
The president of a West NJ
university has been burned :,
by the students because hi, >,
as to the brutality of the gan.
ished football, Our Young i,
lans at play" it seems, must NJ
interfered with, admoaishes -ss
York Tribune.
Have you noticed how v
nowadays wireless message; a.
ed Marconigrams?' asked en-,
orary. In justice to the youv
ian it should be answered that |,
always dis.iked the idea 0, d
wireless messages MarcOlEI
says the Boston Transcript. Il;
sen has always called them
messages or the equivalent d
term. Marconi, by the wa,
modest as he is clever.
When we speak CT tie ID
we too often and too exclusivsy
in mind the male portion Of %
zenship, AYERS the Boston Tau
because to them-in this w-s
the country, at least-is e.l
all direct dealing with great lgl
sues. But a great mistake y
when the women are left out
reckoning. No great social o.
cal reform has ever been u
in which their influence could I
traced and when large etair 1
lions are involved they are b
the first to feel and respond E
that is made. b
The real friends Of football =
united in deploring the bHaa !.
roughing tactics. ill-feellng y
cuffs which will unfailingl! 81
knell of what is, in its pFo| :,
a splendid American game y
is fast coming to the point !.
must be either totally rea1 ~ -
abolished, declares the u
Times Dispatch. Football .
a game to lose, but We nA w
ter lose it than keep 1t d In
ter-day developments. ~ 10
be the doing ava! "
men who are wholly runns |ot
decent sportsmen. An ll's'' su;
board should run down ~ He,
guilty of dirty play and rue toi
manently off the field. the
He rescued more taaa w "a
dren from vice and des'D
he leaves more than wv ass
various homes. In tn@' ! :. !,
is told, in brief, the slosl :.
work Of DR.. Thomas JOIN o. o.
one of the greatest and Ut. s u.s.
not only Of tha' gun
of all times, and wn~e !. on,
week in London, Eng, sa u
deep sorrow wherever d ~ ~
known. Under the ena1 .u ~
one man was the arg ss !,
the world, every MENU ~ n
looked up to him s' :, Ia
and friend. He neeo, ~. y "a =
to do him honor, avn ~ stor
more American, for ~ y. sr t.
him to bear his name =, = , ua.1 !,
his good deeds nss'. y, nh +.
homes and hospitals; J.. can
orphanages, dorm''9 ,a.os wed
houses. emigration us W. berle
branches, all Of TI as, mar
only to his success ." ~ little
s ,nrs d influence inf for ~ ~ i ,,ele
e exe rte on HUNDREDS ;, - ! Of III n
Of children and yoa', !. ) Us as
him would be adaeu ~, h do
classes in the slum'G is inc
A Mammoth o. ~ ~ I'll i
The fire in the pile 10, coo,
IF stored coal, v1 rl.,l: q ae pc
Sasss is a7s still Dla.I Ing, >, y. ca