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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-03

A young Virginia woman who was
very i'll was approached by her colored
servant, who said. Miss May, nah
mothah dun had cousin what had de
same ailments what you dun got is
that SO, Cora?" replied the lady. Yes
sum-" responded Cora. encouraged.
but NAH mothah's cousin she died,
deed she did" We'll. Cora" said her
mistress. angry that she should tell her
such tale at such an inopportune
time, IF that's all you have to say to
me you can leave the room and don't
come III again. | don't want to hear
such stories Cora was thoroughly
frightened at what she had done and
wished to ameliorate her Ill chosen
story, so she thought for moment
and turning to 90. said. well. Miss
May, NAH mothah tole me she died
mighty easy"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-03

It as we'll as l. But what could I do?
We have been thrown together con-
stantly ever since you and Belle went
away thought l loved Belle. Now
know l love Della. / have robbed you
of her."
Henry went to his brother and threw
his arms around his neck. IF you
don't know 1t already" he said, "I'n
tell you that I've robbed you of Belle
Howard looked at his brother in 2
dazed fashion while he gathered his
faculties, then exclaimed:
Great heavens. Suppose either OF
US had proved Faithful
MABEL VANWAGENEN.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-03
MAY She Ever:

Figure it out on rose leaf and w&ite
with the brew Of ii lily that nowhere
under the great blue dome is there a
creature half so pretty as a Kentucky
woman. She's prettier than an even
ing star in the shadow of summer
sunset, more inspiring than a thousand
songs and as bewitching as a fawE
tangled in the vines of wilderness of
roses. She's our hope, our romance.
our vine and fig tree-the light which
enables us to see Il million miles be-
You'd the north star.-SDringfield Ky)
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-03
Raw White Potato For Infiamed Eye.

The writer wishes to testify, from
his own experience, to the efficacy Of
the raw white potato when used for ir-
ritated and infiamed eyes. 1t is used
as follows, but care must be exercised
not to let the juice of the potato come
into contact with any cloth or clothing,
which it will ruin by turning black.
The potato to be used should be pared
and then scraped with a spoon into
small fragments and little water
added. This should be laid upon a
cloth which has been placed over the
eyes, and then the patient should open
and close his eyes as much as possible
so as to allow the liquid to have Its
effect directly upon the eyeball The
patient will find great relief in this
effective but inexpensive treatment. Of
course the patient must be and re-
main in reclining position.-Stanley
r. Walbridge in Detroit NewsTribune.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-03


And to those whom they don't
To Young and to old. whether married
or single
We send you greeting
By means of this jingle.
We want to amuse you
.. On next Monday night
At the Opera House
And want it packed tight.
Our costumes are..Dew
And black will our faces be.
We live here among you
And you often US see.
CT course, las we'll as your presence
Your money We want you to n1ing.
To the church the ch;ckamin goes.
IT'S for this that we black up and
sing,
Full val"e Well endeavor to give
you,
SC don t forget place, GATE and time,
And forgive us if this little Jingle
Strikes you as pretty poor rhyme.
Kast of Ka1acters.
Opening chorus-"Oid Kentucky
Home" Entire Company.
Miss Analyza MarViza. Belshazza,
Mrs. Griggs
Miss Katura Melinda Shoebutton,
Mis-. Tibbitts.
Miss Mary Ann Henroost.
Mrs. Palmer
Cynthia Nimble Tongue, Mrs. Seaman.
Miss Zerusha Ma'ilda Dewdrop,
Mrs. Order.
Miss Mary Constant Whitelake
Miss Vaughn.
Miss Dons Sophronia Sytchemwell,
Mrs. Bousquet.
Miss Samantha Chillblaine,
Miss Wells.
Interlocutor, Mrs. Reeves.
Part /
Vocal Solo Nobody"
Miss Dewdrop.
Vocal Solo" Waiting"
NJ SIS Belshazza.
Vocal Solo MyEHoney suckle Gill,
Miss Nimble Tongue
Vocal Solo-Selected,
assa ssa Miss Squash blossom.
Some real polutery,
Miss Swytchemwell.
''T, Ola Flag Never Touched the
Ground. Entire Company.
stump Speech-"On de Subjec of
Matrimony, IA Miss NHenroost.
Vocal Solo-" Nancy NV Yellow
Rose, s s..s.s~s.ss Miss Whitefake.
Vocal Solo-"Rufus Rastusss Johnson
Browu," Miss Chillblaine.
"SoldieIs in the Park
Entire Company.
Grand finale of first part.
Part ii.
Duet" Everywhere, "
S@- s Fl - two Pickaninnies.
Uncle Daniels Introduction to de
Columbia Riber.
Miss Peach blossom.
Vocal Solo-Selected
Mrs. G. c. Griggs.
Daet-" Silver Heels,
. .,1@.sss . - Miss Smut and Miss HUT
Song and Dance" Lynda, "
BY One Pichaninnie
DE Leader ob de Go. b. "
Miss Black berry and six black plckan-
innies
"A Southern Plantation Cake Walk,
DR. .Belshaz IA Bugg and Miss Topsy
Hanks.
Part III.
This stupendous, mammoth aggreg-
atiop of Rurnt X ork KOmicalitles will
pulv1eize the blues and send the audi
ence home in a cyclone of laughter
with the farce, Love and a Carving
Knife. ssSss,
Mrs. Bulldozer-A Cnlored Widow.
Queenie,
Topsy
Halleluj ah, her daughters.
Obidiah Puff, Queenie's lover, very
hashful.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
Faithful Stewardship.

One of the plainest duties of stew
ardship is that we bring conscience
and deliberate consideration to bear
upon our administration of this
worlds goods. We are not faithful
stewards If we spend according to
our w within and fancy, and let
charity" depend, as it so often does,
on little better than accident or habit
We are stewards in regard to what
WI spend on ourselves and our fami-
lies, as well as in what we spend for
purposes beyond ourselves: our per-
sonal and domestic expenditure, our
savings and our gifts, and the proper
ton between them should all equally
pass under the inspection of DELHI
crate conscience. If that were once
thoroughly understood and practised
by us, we should be very different
people, and there would be very diff
ferent results from many an appeal
that is made to us. Stewardship
means deliberation, and intelligent
consideration, and conscientious dis
posal and administration as OF a.
fund that is not mine, but is put into
my hand.-The Rev. Alexander Nc
Laren.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
sTENsLAND TAKEN IN MOROCCO.
Chicago Bank Looter Arrested After
Long Chase.

Chicago.-Paul o. Stensland, who
is wanted for wrecking the Milwau-
kee Avenue State Bank, had been ar
rested at Tangier, Morocco, by AS
sistant States Attorney Olsen, who
had pursued him through England
and Spain.
Stensland was preparing to fee to
Mogador, Morocco, when overtaken.
He arrived at Tangier on the ship OIL
denberg and was seen to disembark
hurriedly.
Assistant State Attorney Olson fol-
lowed him from the boat to the Brit
ish postofice, where he heard Stems.
land order his mail forwarded under
the name of Paul Olsen. Stensland
turned to go away and the Assistant
States Attorney seized him, telling
him he was under arrest. Stensland
yielded without a struggle and read
lily admitted his identity.
1t is reported that $4,000 of the
loot from the wrecked bank has been
found in a bank at Tangier, and there
tied up by the Assistant States At
torney.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07

velop a free manhood. Only by this
infusion Of Christ's life can weak
man follow Him and grow like Him.
4 am the vine, ye are the branches"
Except We eat the flesh of the Son
OF Man and drink His blood ye have
no life in you" II am the living
bread, the bread Of God which
cometh down from Heaven and
gtveth life unto the world"
A shallow infldel with fippant VIII
called this the "cannibalism of the
church" This is not a church ques-
ton. It is as practical as the call
OF the doctor on which your life
depends. 1t is more vital. Jesus
cares little about our formal worship.
lie cares much about our daily con-
Duct. He cares most about our real
motives, our inmost life. The most
superficial thought must convince
any man thai we can have no life
save from the God in whom we live
and o and have our being; and,
furthermore, that WE must receive
His life through the channels of His
own appointing. His channel for us
is the o of Man. IF ye abide in
Me and Ny words abide in you, ye
snail ask what ye will of life and it
snail be yours. If any man live not
IN Me, he will be a withered branch
n be burned. If you live in Me,
COO Will break forth into glory Of
abundant fruit in your life. Your
JOY will be full, your peace undis-
turbed, a puzzle to men in the world
OF trouble, your strength as the
strength Of God"
Richard Mansfeld's most thrilling
sentence is, when as the prince, de-
prived of a natural childhood and
youth, with the vehement passion
of a mighty stream which suddenly
bursts the dam which had long re-
strained its natural flow, he says to
his fellow students: 1--WE are young,
and we're going to live" This hun
ger and thrust for life, abundant life,
Jesus approves. Even to those who,
in their eager in"fatuation for life,
choose 1.-The way that seemeth right
unto a man, but whose end is death"
Jesus speaks: Il came that you
might have life. He that cometh
to Ne shall eve hunger, and he
that believeth in Me shall V
thirst" Come to Jesus, and your
youth will have all your eyes and
heart can crave.
oh, man about to turn away un-
convinced, take a few Sabbath hours
to see the life He lived, and that O
may live with Him-to imagine the
face and bear the accents of the
Prince of Life when He said to His
contemporaries in Palestine as He
says to His contemporaries in Amer
lea to-day: "You will not come unto
Me that you might have life" ,
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
What Prayer Gives.

Prayer gives serenity, calmness.
peace, trust, after the anXieties Of
expectancy, the Civilizations of success,
the agonies of sorrow and bereaye-
ment. What is prayer, that it will
make us thus tranquil and joyous,
thus calm and trustful? What is
prayer, that it puriies and exalts us,
helps us to live worthily and hope
fully? 1t is an i~rrepressible ems OF
want seeking supplies from the the
Infinite Fulness. 1t is aspiration climb
ing along the craggy pathways to the
Fountain of all joys and fruitions-
George Simmons. =
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
The Spirit-FiIIed Life.

The Spirit-illed life is empty of
self. When Christ m in self goes
out. The two are incompatible.
When Jesus begins to reign He de-
thrones selfshness and pride. n
there is to be a new life, there mus.
be an utter surrender of the old Will,
with all its ways. The presence of
God in a persons heart is proved by
a character of unselishness and SER
vice. 1t is impossible for Christ to
dwell in a selfish heart, for to do so
would be to share an idols throne
Rams Horn.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
CANDY POIsoNs PRISONER.
Four Other Men Made Ill in the Jail
at Fort Worth.

Fort Worth, Texas.-As the result
of eating poisoned candy mailed to a
prisoner in the county Jail by an I'M
known person, the recipient, A. s..
Fitzgerald, is dead. Henry Peake,
Louis Weaver, w. H. Norris, j.. T.
Cross and Frank Grundy became
dangerously i'll.
Fitzgerald, a boyof nineteen years,
was held on a charge of burglary.
An examination of the candy after
Fitzgerald's death showed that it had
been sprinkled with strychnine. The
following inscription was written on
the box:
How r you, pal?" ~
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
The Livery of Christ.

If you wear the livery of Christ
you will find Him so meek and lowly
of heart that you will find rest unto
your souls. He is the most mag
unanimous of captains. There never
was His like among the choicest of
princes. He is always to be found in
the thickest part of the battle. When
the wind blows cold He always takes
the bleak side of the hill. The heav-
lest end OF the Cross lies over His
shoulders. If He bids US carry a bur-
den, He carries it also.
His service is life, peace, Joy. Oh,
that you would enter on it at once
God help you to enlist under the ban
ner of Jesus Christ.-Last words OF
the Rev. c. H. Spurgeon.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
The Source of the Worlds Riches.

The world has been enriched
through the poverty of its saints than
by the wealth of its millionaires.i
Francis of Assist, Xavier, Thomas a
Kempis and Luther; the men whose
hymns. and words and achievements
are the priceless heritage of the ages,
the martyrs, confessors, reformers.
prophets, teachers and leaders Of
men, have all been classed in that
noble brotherhood which Peter rep.
resented when he became the medium
through which the wealth Of para
disc passed into the common coinage
of earth. These men have given
blood, tears, spiritual impulses, faith,
hope, love. What have you to give?
Golden Rule.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
Christianity is Positive.

Criticism has it's function, but a
little of it goes a long way, and it can
very easily go the wrong way. Doubt
may serve to dislodge error, but it
never builds, and, INDUCED, soon be-
comes a paralysis. Negation is a
north wind and never comes with the
flowers and fruits and harvests of
summer in it's arms. The Christian
religion is positive, the most posi-
tive factor that has ever entered in
to the affairs Of man; and it is as
tremendous in its energies as it is
vast in it's scope and object. To be
in the spirit and purposes of it is to
be positive.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07

There are more Cleveland admir-
ers in Boston than in any other city,
barring Cleveland.
In fifty-three games Turner, of the
Cleveland team, failed In but three
games to hit safely.
"Jigs' Donohue is now considered
one of the least consistent hitters in
the American League.
The age of heraldry is not
dead yet. The Athletics have a
Knight and a Lord and a Crosf.
Tim Murnane rises to remark that
Hayden is fast coming into his best
form and nrnvina . valuable mar "
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
Rebel Leader Slain.

The federal forces, commanded by
General Rego, presented an ULTIMA
tum to Fausto Cardoza, the chief of
the revolutionists in the Province of
Sergipe, Brazil, to leave the Govern
ment palace, Cardoza obeyed, but,
passing in front of the forces, insult
ed General Rego and was killed. The
Governor of the province has been
'reinstated.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
Peace For Centksl America.

The Costa RIGA Government has
received Invitations from the Govern
ments of Honduras, Guatemala and
Salvador to take part in the peace
conference at San Jose, Costa Rica.
All the Governments support the idea
of the celebration of the treaty OF
peace by a union of the FIVE Central
american republics.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
Meat Labels Not Deceptive.

Secretary Wilson, at 4 conference
with meat packers in Washington,
declared that labels on meat products
must be so explicit that there would
be no deception of the public.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
Russian Loan of $50, ooo,o 900.

An imperial ukase authorizes the
Russian Minister of Finance to issue
$25, 100000 in four per cent. rentes
to cover the expenses of relief of dis
tricts affected by failure of crops.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
Battle in Cuba.

pc, Florida, twenty miles east of Ha-
vana, Cuba. The insurgents fled be-
fore a charge of rural guards and
lost fifteen men killed.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
Strike Spreading in Spain.

The strike in Spain is spreading
and troops have been sent from sew
eral cities to Santander and Bilbao.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
Lineup of the Big Atlantic Fleet.

LINEUP of the Big Atlantic Fleet.
Rear-Admiral Robley D. Evans,
Commander-in-Chief Captain John
E. Pillsbury, Chief of Staff.
First Squardon-The Commander
in-Chief. First Division: Maine flag
ship, Captain N. E. Niles; Missouri,
Captain E. c. Pendleton; Kentucky,
Captain E. B. Barry; Kearsarge, Cap
tain H.. Winslow. Second Division:
The Senior Captain; Louisiana, Cap
tain A. r. Condin; Rhode Island,
Captain c. G. Bowman; New Jersey,
Captain w w. Kimball; Virginia,
Captain S. Schroeder.
Second Division: Rear-Admiral c.
H. Davis. Third division: Alabama
(1agship), Captain S. P. Comfy; Illi-
nois, Captain G.. Blocklinger; In
diana, Captain E. d. Taussig; Iowa,
Captain B. F. Tilley.
Fourth Division: Rear-Admiral w.
H. Brownson; West Virginia flag
ship, Captain G. H. Arnold; Penn
sylvania, Captain T. C. Mclean; Col
orado, Captain S. A. Stanton; Mary
land. Captain R. R. Ingersoll. Fifth
Division: The Senior Captain; Puri-
tan. Captain c. w. Bartlett; Nevada.
Commander A. Reynolds; Florida.
Commander w. I. Chambers; Arkan-
sas, Commander r. H. Gait. Sixth
Division: The Senior Commander;
Minneapolis, Commander B. Fiske;
Tacoma, Commander J.. T. Smith;
Cleveland, Commander J. r. Newton;
Denver, Commander j. C. Colwell.
Torpedo Flotillas-Second Flotil-
la: Lieutenant-Command E. A. An
derson; Whipple, Lieutenant E.
Woods; Worden, Lieutenant V. S..
Houston; TruXton, Lieutenant J.. v.
Babcock; Hopkins. Lieutenant NJ. G..
Cook; Lawrence, Lieutenant T. c..
Hart; Marlborough, Lieutenant X.
NJ. Bennett. Third FlotilIa: The Sc
Nor Lieutenant; Wilkes, Lieutenant
w. Mcdowell; Tingey, Ensign A. r..
Brisbin; Rodgers, Lieutenant A. w.
Johnson; Stockton, Lieutenant I. H.
Tomb; Blakely, Lieutenant C. E.
Courtney; De Long, Lieutenant w.
S. Miller.
Submarines-The Senior Lieuten-
ant; Porpoise. Lieutenant c. P. Nell
son; Shark, Lieutenant L.. S. Shap-
ley; Nina (tender).
Troop Ship-Yankee, Commander
II. o. Dunn.
Auxiliaries - Celtic (~provision
ship, Arethusa (water ship, Aba
renda, Lebanon. and Leonidas (col-
liers).
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07
WilIiam Conway IIonorcd

The North Atlantic squadron took
part III the unwilling OF a monument
TO William Conway at Camden, Me.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-09-07

The full moon had just come up over
Sycamore Hill, the harbor twinkled
with the lights of many pleasure
craft, and outside in the Sound
stretched the line of beautifully light
ed ships. At the Presidents resi-
demo on Sycamore Hill burned one
bright light set high up where it
could be e e from all directions.
Ihen the powerful searchlights of the
Meet began to cross one another4s
paths and to sweep the surrounding
shore line and hills.
Among the guests of the President
at the review were Senators Burrows,
OF Michigan; Dick, of Ohio, and Pen
rose, of Pennsylvania, and Represen-
tatives Loudenslager, of New Jersey:
Vreeland, of New York; Bates, OF
pennsylvania; Lilley, of Connecticut;
Meyer, of Louisiana, and Padgett, of
Tennessee. The naval attaches pres
ent were Captain T. B. c.. Ryan, of
the British Embassy; Captain Heb
binghause, of the German Embassy;
acknowledgements A. De Beau
pre-, of the French Embassy; Com
mander Nebesine, of the Russian
Embassy; Lieutenant-Commander N.
Taniguchi, of the Japanese Embassy;
Lieutenant-Commander Vergilio We're,
of the Argentine Legation, and Lieu
tenant Eduardo M. Urez, of the Uru-
guayan Legation.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PROBATE
OF WILL.

state Of South Dakota ~
County Of Bon HOmme
In the County Court
within and for said count
In the matter oi the estate Of Frank Soukub
Jr. deceased.
Notice Of time appointed for probate Of
will
Tho state % south Dakota sends greeting to
Katie Soukub. Ludmilla Soukub. and 10 eph
soukub. hoirs At Law and next Of kIns Of
Frank Soukuh Jr.. deceased.
Pursuant Ca an order Of said Court made on
the ist dAy Of May. A. u. Iood notlco Il hcreby
given that Monday the :Ist day Of May A. u.
igod. at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, Of said day. the same
being u dAy uf regular term Of said Court. to-
Wit the May torn, al the Court room. In the
Court House. la the City of Tyndall. = ~. In
said County. has been hNcd ~ tho tine and
place for proving the will Of said Frank Sou
kub Jr. deceased. AMI for hearing tho said
petition for probate thereof and the Issuance
Of letters tcStamentAry therein. when and
where ans person Interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated At TyndAll. ;. H., this LIST dAy OF May.
A. H. Igpd
Attest: a. l.. Fish. clerk. rs tho Court
,. NJ. ScOblic, Attorney. .. u. wlcks
Judgi uf tho COun
Is Court
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03
FACTS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN

The Irish language Ii now being
taught In 1880 schools In ireland.
Malodorous automobile and motor
cycles are not allowed at Pontresina,
the fashionable Swiss resort.
Two missionaries from Afghnnistan
have arrived In Liverpool. Their In
tention Ii to convert England 10 10
lam.
A tigress in Burma that had q rec
ord OF having killed more than 500
persons was killed lately by two En-
glish engineers.
Pineapples are 80 plentiful In Ma
tai at certain seasons that they are not
worth carting to market, and 30 are
often given to pigs.
Out OF total OF 242. Is3 officers and
men In the British army. ls3.59s. or
1881 per 1000. were admitted to hos.
pitfalls I'm 1903. says the annual report
OF the army medical department.
An advertisement In German
newspaper contains this tempting Of
fer: Anybody who can prove that
my tapioca In damaging to health will
ut once receive three packages era.
It's"
Many Greenland women are perfect
ly bald on the sides OF their, heads, ow-
Ing 10 their method OF dressing the
hair. which IL pulled back with pain
ful ttghtness and held In place by q
ribbon.
The Scottish Patriot announced the
other day in big type that In case OF
war between Norway and Sweden a
committee was ready TO send at once
1000 Scots. fully. equipped for the
neli. to aid Norway.
The British Columbia canneries. like
those on the sound, are under the ne
cesslty OF throwing away Ash. II IL
impossible 90 to regulate the catch 40
not TO have salmon accumulate and
spoil when the heavier runs are on.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03
INTERESTING BITs.

Out OF every three persons struck By
lightning two recover.
MY son. London" was the sole ad-
dress on the letter which came into q
postmaster's hands. Another was ad-
dressed TO The girl who minds two
babies-she has n wooden leg"
IL all the bicycAes in the world were
melted into one. some patient person
has figured that It would be three and
one-half miles long and rather more
than two and one. half miles high.
An extraordinary fungoid growth In
the Fairgrounds OF stamshaw council
school. Portsusnth. England. forced
Its way through three inches OF con-
crete and two iiaches OF asphalt. This
fungus grew 10 a height OF nine inch
80, and the whole mass was thirty
inches In circumference.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03

The tar that Is contained In Bee =
Laxative Honey aud Tar Is harmless.
IL Is not coal tar, but Is obtained from
the pine trees Of our own native for
ests. Bees Laxative Honey and Tar
Is the best remedy for Guilds because IL
acts on the oOwels-thuS expelling all
colds from the system. Bees is the
original Laxative Honey aud Tar, and
Is best for coughs, colds, Group, whoop
ing cough, lung and bronchial afrec-
tions. Sold by FIR. IIUracck.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-05-03
MAxlMs OF THE JAPANESE.

To lose IL TO win.
A cheap purchase is money lost.
The drunkard bellies not his true
character In vino veritasJ
Never trust woman. even II she
has borne you seven children.
Human eyes look down from heav.
en-; commit no wrong. however hidden.
Human ears are listening at the
wall: speak no cammny. even In Sc.
cret.
Cows herd with cows. horses with
horses. Birds OF a feather flock to-
gether).
The body with Its passions IL not
pure; ye should swiftly seek after In.
telligence.
Less than all things men must
grudge money: II Is by riches that wis.
dom Ii hindered.
Thy father and thy mother are like
heaven and earth: thy teacher and thy
lord are like the sun and moon.
Though thou should heap up a thou
sand pieces OF gold thy would not be
20 precious as one day OF study.
From the evils sent by heaven there
Is deliverance: from the evils we bring
upon ourselves there Is no escape.
A mans heart and IN autumn sky
lare alike Ackle). The opposite OF the
French proverb: Variable as a
woman"