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The National tribune., 1907-11-07

Many a mother argues that she would
rather do everything herself than run
the risk of the daughters spelling a bit
of work thru insufficient knowledge.
Therefore, we see the gray-haired wo-
man baking. doing up preserves, cut.
ting out gowns and fitting them, too,
while the daughter sits by In utter ig-
norance, simply because she Is not per.
mitted to potter in the kitchen or ex-
pertinent with cheap cloth In order to
thus obtain the first efements Of prac.
teal education that will stand her in
good stead some day.
. IS the mother has learned, SO should
the daughter likewise. It Is far better
to gain the first principles In early life
rather than to discover after marriage
that you are In your cooks power, and
your children's clothes must be bought
ready-made or fashioned at undue cost
by some modfste whose charges prove
the value Of the knowledge which you
have never acquired. Girls, insist upon
learning all there Is to learn of the
practical side Of a woman's education.
Mothers, put your tenderness and un-
selfish devotion aside and let your
daughters do for themselves those
things that they will sometime be oh.
lised to do when you are not by to help
them.
The National tribune., 1907-11-07
Widnws, Pensfana

A veterans wife in Sawtelle, Cal,
writes that she married her husband in
1894. He enlisted@in, 1861. and served
in the 28th Pa. and 5th U. S. Cav. until
1889. and was Orderly for Gen. Grant
for three years. He did not apply for
a pension until a few years ago, and is
now getting $12. He is victim of
asthma and other Affections due to his
service. and during all these years she
has been at his side helping and COM
forting him, toiling for him. Yet If he
dies she is not entitled to a pension
The National tribune., 1907-11-07
THE BISHOP OF LONDON.
The Representative of an Important New
Era Ia the Episcopal Church.

During recent years a great change
has taken place in the Episcopal Church
both in England and this country. Orig
inally attracting to it almost exclusively
the more aristocratic of our people in
America, it has of late years stepped
down from its pedestal, opened its heart
and doors and made warmly welcome
those humber brothers and sisters from
whom it has heretofore held itself a
little aloof. No church has been 50
active in rescue or SUM work of late
years as the Episcopal the most highly
born and bred of its members bringing
themselves in close contact with mis-
cry, poverty and suffering = all its
varied forms. In England there has
been much activity of the Church in
this respect, which has followed some
what the methods of the Salvation
Army and undoubtedly inspired by
the success of that great and wonderful
organization.
With this gradual humanizing of the
Church has come also a change in the
character of its Bishops. and especially
is this true of the English Bishops The
present Bishop of London, who has re-
Gently been in this country, is a good
The National tribune., 1907-11-07
CT Coupon FREE

To make DIR. Van Weeks great Ab-
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troubles as well known To everybody as
il is to the thousands il has ALREADY
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this paper. There's no obligation to pay
one cent unless You are satisfied and
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dollar. You decide after thorough
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The National tribune., 1907-11-07
Flags taIIitfIe Folk.

The G. A. R. on Sept 1s and 20 cele-
brated the battle of Chickamauga, Sept.
10 and 20. 1863. at Jolist, ILL.,. and the
last day was devoted to simpressing the
children with sentiments of patriotism.
There was a program. Including songs,
martial music, exhibition drill. exhibi-
tion of the soldiers paraphernalia-
arms and accoutermegts, knapsack,
and speeches. instructive and eloquent,
and then distribution of flags to the
little people. Eight, Thousand flags were
given to the delightful young guests Of
the ypferans az 4sszB 80 - 7.a-.-'-.
The National tribune., 1907-11-07
WId0ws' Pensions.

c. H. Heart, sos Fifth Ave. Pittsburg,
Pa, thinks that the man who is now
little over 81 years old and gets $12 a
month stands a poor chance of living
long enough to get more, as the hard
ships of his service must tell severely
upon him. The noble women who are
wives of veterans richly deserve all that
this country can do for them. They
should have their husbands pensions
continued to them when they die, and
81 a day is a little enough pension for
a man who has passed 80.
The National tribune., 1907-11-07
Ex-Prisoners of War.

Seth Fl. Adams, 143d Pa, Aurora, Ill.,,
feels that the most deserving class of
veterans are the ex-prisoners of war,
and that the long neglect of them is a
gross injustice. He feels that one mis-
take made and which has retarded the
passage of the bill was that it was not
presented early enough in the session
and pushed with proper vigor.
The National tribune., 1907-11-07
Old Mother Of Veteran.

J. w. Ferree. Sidney. o., writes: Let
me add the name of another mother Of
soldier. Mrs Eliza Ferree. who was
born March 20, 1909, now Is over 9S
years old and bids fair to round out
the 100. She had son-in-law who
served in two Ohio regiments-George
NJ. Gamble, of Deedsville, Ind, and one
son. the writer. who was discharged
Sept. 81, 1855, as First Sergeant Of Co.
G, 1st Ohio Cav"
The National tribune., 1907-11-07
Monument to veterans.

Mrs. D. C. Rose, Past President of
Ellsworth Corps, w. r. c.. of Corvallis,
Ore. says that they are anxious to erect
a fine monument to the memory of their
fallen heroes. They have at present a
wooden structure, but they want to re-
place it with something more substan-
tial. and they would like anyone who
feels disposed to contribute to this pur-
pose to do So
The National tribune., 1907-11-07
Pensions.

At d mass meeting of the veterans of
the Iowa Home at Marshalltown it was
unanimously resolved that as compare
lively few of the veterans reach the age
Hof rs the members of Iowa be earnestly
requested to support an amendment to
the McCamper bill, providing that when
the beneficiary has reached the age of
SO he shall receive $50 per month pen
sion
The National tribune., 1907-11-07
Retiring Officers.

The Posts of Kane County, Ill, have
presented petitions asking for an enact
ment to put eX-officers of the volunteer
army on half-pay for life on reaching
the age of 66. Congressman Snapp fa-
vors the movement. There are about
80 ex-ofiicers of volunteers in Kane
County who would be benefited by this
The National tribune., 1907-11-07
Where In Hef

Milton G. Dunten, Sanford Corners,
n. Y, would like to know whether his
comrade, Marcus Dailer, Co. A, 147th
n. Y. who rOomed with him in q u. S.
blanket and Gods green earth for n
bunk near Laurel Hill, Va, on the night
of May ), 1864, is still living and where
he may be found.
The National tribune., 1907-11-07

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The National tribune., 1907-11-07
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Veterans, Mothers.

n. ]. White, 7th Iowa, Canton, No,
says that his mother is living yet She
was born Aug. Z, 1910. and thus was 81
last August. ,
The National tribune., 1907-11-07
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Keen Narchape.

Editor National Atribtfie: Some talk
is going on since the Encampment at
Saratoga Springs :, about cutting out
marching. 1 am 9at ip favor of that.
Thousands come 5remd hundreds of
miles to see the .qld Veterans and to
please the visitors we must show our
selves. To do that we must march.
will, If 1 live. be So, years old Feb. IL.
1905. 1 have attended, every National
Encampment except six. tand marched
at every one 1 attended 1 say, keep
marching.-Wm. A. Robinson. Co. E,
2sth Ohio. and Co., c. I'd Ohio H. A, r.
F. D. % WellSton Mo
The National tribune., 1907-11-07
To Bald n nie BsttIe.hip.

Leonard J. Whitney, FIRST Lieutenant,
1st New. Cav, SpriBgVille, Utah, says
that he has kept quiet for 40 years, but
now he wants to make proposition to
the G. A. r. The G. A. r. will soon be
thing of the past, and he is going to
ask them one thing. and that is to
build the biggest battleship affoat, name
it the G. A. R., and present it to the
Government-the Government that we
love SO we'll. This can be monument
to the noble Order, which is passing
away. This can be done if the G. A. r.
will take hold of it and present it to
the Government as our farewell gift
paid out for pensions Would build the
ship
The National tribune., 1907-11-07
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w abouts of Jacob G. Johnson Co. r.
Sd Conn; lived at Darien, Conn Address
Mrs A. T. Niver, r. +. ID. =, Corning,
The National tribune., 1907-11-07

Don't let soap lie in the water.
Don't leave dish towels for mice to
destroy.
Don't throw out water In which you
have cooked meat without skimming off
the grease for soap.
Don't throw out nice bits of meat that
could be minced or fried with bread
crumbs and an onion.
Don't leave the bread pan with the
bread sticking to it.
Don't let the pie crust you have left
over sour before you use 1t. Instead of
that. make some little tarts for tea.
Don't throw away any food that could
be warmed over. Some things are bet
ter for their second cooking.
The National tribune., 1907-11-07

Is it a mistake for mothers to assume
all responsibility and labor in their nat
tral desire to shield the daughter from
the trials and vexations that they have
passed thru, gaining practical lessons in
the hard school of experience, the teach
ings of which they wish to pass over for
the child's benefit at second hand after
the rough edges have all been smoothed
away?
1t is mothers nature, we know, to
wish TO shield the child from trouble,
and rather than see the pretty brow
puckered up in little lines of care over
some vexatious problem the mother
takes hold of the task and puts it thru
to completion, while the experience,
which should be the rightful heritage of
the daughter. is denied her thru a feel
ing of mistaken kindness on the part of
her mother.
Girls must learn some time, and it is
better they should be taught under the
guidance of a tender mother than to
have their knowledge forced upon them
in the hardest way possible thru the
medium Of strangers.
The National tribune., 1907-11-07

UT A%TED-InfoTmaiion of John Cannon
w 18th ky. Cav. Enlisted ut LouisrIIJe
Ny. September, 1861 discharged at Lex.
iESioa Noy. II, 1861 Any information VIII
be- thankfully received by his daughter Kate
Cannon. 5l2 f. Market ST., Louisville. Ky.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

w Ant TED-InforHation of Mary Ellen
w Tippett, married to Thomas D.
Kelley. who resided in southwest Mis-
souri, last heard from In Jennings
Browa County. Kan Address Eli Tip
pett. Co. X, 2sth Ind. Town Creek Ala
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M yrASTED-The addresses OF C. A. p.
w AID w. r. c. needing entertain
rients. Virginia Mercer humorous ard
dramatic, reader. Salem. o.
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IRIS Winslows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03
VISION SHOWED SON DEAN
Italian Mothers Dream FoIIo,.
discovery of Body. y

A strange case of telepathv in 49,
nection with murder is aro,S'o ~"
much interest in Milan, Italv
man named Lazzaroni awoke ouas'
ly at three o'clock the other MOI i'n
and calling her son John, who live"
in her house, told him that h,o
younger brother, Leopold, living ~
the outskirts of the town. was 49,
The mother was deeply affectad
but John tried to comfort her NV ~
cribing her fears to bad dream A.
dawI, however, Leopold Lazzaroni
handsome and strong young man tbs
owner of dairy, was found dead ~
SPOT some distance from his Oval
ling. After having made an examine
ton of the body, the doctors affirmed
thar Leopold had been murdered 90
tuaSIy at three o'clock in the morn.
ing,
Inc next day the culprits were a.
res{ed.
he facts of the mothers vision
which have been duly authenticated
PRO the subject of endless discussion
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03
THE FAITH OF THE BOY.

The four-year-old son Of a certain
western senator had a very high opin-
lon OF the Importance of his father.
Ihe latter tells how, on one occasion
In their western home, the lad came
across magazine in which, by some
chance, there were engraved, side by
side, portraits of the president and the
senator mentioned.
When the lad caught sight of his
fathers features he broke into broad
smile. That's good picture of you,
daddy" said he.
Very good, my SON."
Who's the man next to you, dad
dy?' asked the youngster.
Why, my son!" exclaimed the SEN
ator, don't you know? That is one
OF the greatest men of the world a
man more admirable and more power
full than any king. That, my son, is
President Roosevelt"
The lad again looked at the picture
OF the president. Then, after thought
ful, pause, he observed:
Say, daddy the people in the east
VIII be awful proud when they see the
presidents picture next to yours. won't
they Spectator.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03
Daring Of the Past.

me criminal industry of holding up
ana robbing railroad trains has Ian.
gulshed of late, but an instance ia re-
ported from Gallup, N. NJ, where the
robbers secured several hundred dol.
lars from passengers. This is small
business compared with the DARING
deeds OF the past, when the brigands
nave often made off with the contents
or an express car, sometimes run.
ming up into the thousands of dollars
But train-robbing has become peril.
Gus since the companies have taken
vigorous steps to prevent. On some
lines there is well-organzed STAFF
every person being dead shot and
a skilled rough rider, kept ready TO
start In instant pursuit of a band of
robbers, and generally the miscreants
are caught. The practical certainty
OF adequate punishment robs the bust
ness of its old-time charm and RI.
nance.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-01-03
HE CARRIED THE SAMPLES.

A certain York county preacher for
long time had been dosing. himself
with a fiery connection prescribed for
some stomach trouble. One day while
ulnlng at hotel he treated himself
as usual, to the regulation heroic dose
An lnquisitive Boston drummer on his
ilshC hand inquired the reason for TAX
ing the medicine. The preacher ex-
planned his stomach difficulty, and the
Dement'S of his treatment. and the
drummer, who was himself subject To
indigestion, then related his own
symptoms and politely requested the
privilege of trying the remedy The
sympathetic preacher freely gave him
very generous dose, which speedilv
took effect.
AS soon as the travelling man recov-
cred his breath and wiped his te.rs
he thus accosted the minister:
1 understand that you are
preacher"
Il am, SIR
DO you preach hell-fire?"
Il do, sir
wen, you are the first preacher
Ihat L ever saw who carried 'round
samples OF it."-Boston Herald.