The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

no man who is polite to his family
on.T When company IS Pres * tar
1e- ~ be hero to his SON. avcws
tie Chicago Eocord-fIerald
7 III matter Of note fiat .rne 81
the colleges whose teams Won Ills
season are even talking ahoHt ai-ec "A
timing tootbaH. remarks rL- Charles
ton rost.
There are certain subtle l.sttno-
tons IF artistocracy in All phases
existence. says the Washington s'"T.
Scn5 erafters 90 straight to j@!l ana
others merely retire to private -1e
Tie proposed central traffic beard
for London when it comes into exist
elce viii find itself confronted With
q task i'll comparison with which the
lahors Of Sisyphus may be regarded
as mere diversion aver the Lancet.
Great Britain is leading the Way IN
building sUbmersibles for attack, ana
from tRis point of view. remarks the
Paris Temps. it is doubtful whether
France y ahead Of England, ana still
Irse doubtful whether she VIII Is
ahead I little later on.
The Scotch and the Welsh are only
tee prone 70 come and make good .iv-
lngs in England, asserts the English
Review But they get quite nasty
tempered occasionally when English
men go 10 Scotland or Wales. Re
Gently an English lawyer was barred
from a Scottish town clerkship sim
ply because he was English; now Sir
Watkin Wynn is being fagellated by
.he Denbign police committees be
cause he prefers an ineligible Ian
gCage like English to series Of
quaint noises like Welsh.
The most hopeful aspect of recent
revelations is the demonstration Of
he soundness Of that public opinion
which is the mysterious dominator Of
communities. Those who are inter
ssted in the psychology of this ele-
nent Of social advance may find much
worthy Of study in the developments |
If the day. One phenomenon. CON
nue. the Century, to be curiolsly |
considered is the question as to the |
leeree Of heat, so to speak. required |,
or an explosion of the gases which /
5ermeate the ground beneath the So
,ial structure
In his study of English Idiosyn
,rasies" W. 3. Howells says that the
most marked characteristic he cb-
served during his stay about our
British cousins was loyalty to the
,roWn, which seems to be sort Of
principle with the people.
Even socialists consider it ilI-man-
1ered to criticise the king or any
member Of the royal family Mr..
4owells makes special mention CT !
he independence which King Ed,
wards subjects enjoy, and he refers
@ the courtesy with which public ser
ants, such as railway officials, treat
he humblest patrons.
II view Of ali the shocking discIos
reg, the preaching of honesty ana the |
utcry against corruption in business
americans may well ask themselves:
Will the preaching and the ontcrv re
utile, or are they actually the sig !
ais OF better conditions? Temper
rily, at least, the moraljsts seem to
e producing results, asserts the
Courier-Journal. They are
elping TO quicken the public consci-
nee. to arouse public opinion which ,
i'll dismay many wrong doer In
numerous grades of business and in s
Il sections Of the country the effect Y
) bound to be felt And with this !;
conscience must be
eighed the object lessons which the r
tenders themselves have had. Folk. G
Missouri, has been a great teacher
Philadelphia. Offending United !,
ates senators have felt the PEOPLES O