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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-05-13
Citizens Investment
& Realty Co.
40 Title Guarantee Bldg.
Bell Phone 80.
WE SELL REAL ESTATE.
$150-Per Acre-$150.

Fine Shades valley '9O-acre tract, with
in 315 miles of business center Of city;
easy of access by macadamized road;
being offered below the market.
w. /. BEASLEY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18

good health. with iis blessings, must I'M
deutand, quite clearly, tint Il involves tha
question 81 right living with all the term
implies With proper knewIedee 81 what
Is beat, each hour Of recreation. Of enjoy
ment- oI contemplation and Of effort may
Be made 70 contribute to living Alright.
Then the use Of medicines may b dis
ponsed with to advantage but under or
dinary condition. III many instances a
simple wholesome remedy may BE- .Iuyalu-
able illtakan - the proper iinia and abe
California I'le syrup co holdstlial il i
alike important to present the subject
lrathfuIy and to supply the bne perfect
laxative % those deairing il
Consequently, the companys Syrup d
Zig and Elixir Of senna gives general
satisfaction. 70 gpt IT. beneficial effects
buy che genuine. manufactured BY The
California Fig Syrup Go. only and for sale
T. III leading druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
SUPREME
COURT
EisasRER0RES

voldhe 70. ll lhe Oklahoma re-
5p"e:s, has insi been published. TAis
ynlumN contains ihc laSl 81 ihe de
'ls.0na ni ihe uld territorial supremr
coafl ihade l0si prior 10 sia,e huod
THESE opinlale hafe4 never hefsre
heen puhl.sbe3 nl nernanent lQim
lu allNiou 10 ilse hldnlOls IL con
laIne Aa "a slpondlx the nauoa OF
al atloraeys enrolled IN the supreme
court since eiaiehood This llsl COM
ialnS ahoui 9.tuO names
Volume 90 Is now being .uhlished
and Il will contain the first opinions
handed down nv the state surreme
canrl There are enough 0pinlons
now on hand 10 make four volumes
Of the decialOns OF the supreme cturt
and one volume of the criminal court
reports There has heretofore been
considerable delay IN ihe publlca
lion of these reports OWNS to cam
hlnaiion Of unfortunate circumstances
bli State Reporter Parker gives as.
snfanfe that the printing ot he re,
ports klll now ee forward rlpidly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18

this water competition may be to some
extent. sin regarded, no sound afgu-
ment can be brought forth why KAN
sas City should ship airy goods from
New York via Galveston and Oklahoma
at rate or AZ cents per one hundred
pounds chtapef than would be appHed
on similar shipments destined 20
oklahoma
The Corporation Commission has
been uniiring IN as EFFORTS TO secure
reductions In Interstate rates ior the
ru3t year and the present rates on
lumber from Texas and Louisiana
points; on live stock to the markets
from Oklahoma, and outbound grain
rates, show only 100 plainly thar the
railroads realize that the day Of dls-
'crminhion haa passed.
IN MAY 1905 al The solicitation Of
tho Corporation Commission nf Okll.
huma. the railroads reduced certain
grain rates. apening up territory 10
0klahonfa grain dealers that had been
closed before. As knnsaH City has
done wl.l the dry goods rates. SO the
Kansls mlllefs did with the grain
rates. ana they filed eases before the
Interstate Commerce Commission az
leglng lhat the rates granted TO Okla.
ltama We're discriminatory as com
pared with the rates applicable from
kunalS and the cases were set down
luf heating II wichita Kansas. today
4 ihotonah investigation BY Gle Kat.
sas mlllera must hive convinced them
that tnelr arguments aud contentious
were wiiholH feasonhhle foundation as
on tho 18th day Of ihls month theg
notified ihe Interstate Commefee Com.
miasl0n that they would no longer
Prosecute lhuap cases
Oklahoma Il entitled 10 as los
freight lalea as is secured bS compel
tors IN surrounding and adiolnine
siaies, inH lhe mefekmiA 81 okla
huma viii DE- SUPPORTED hy the Com
mission ln their contention and en.
deafofg 20 secure said rates
As dleinm, the asnense II haul
fn tho mile init Of carriage. must De.
the governing factor III tho maklnf 0i
All faldrdnd talea. alihaneh the thtnrf
ard pplct'ee ol common inlnl territory
uay sometimes cause ls saeflacp. yc
10 reasoning mind Will puuena thar
there Is no limit 10 The eSnensinh Of
thai a. raads are MOI Unsuitable "a.
proieclinp themselvea within the reai
onahle bounds oi net revenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
GOT FEDERAL
OFFICER AS
INSPECTOR.

Owing 10 the efforts nt Adlulant
General Canton. the Oklahoma Nation.
al guard is now being inspected by
Maior VIM Black. u. S. A. retired.
The 0rlei was made on reo0mmenda
ton Of the adiniani general approved
hy tho camnsandlne officer. department.
of Texas Z s. A. Organization com.
mandegs are asked To- make special
eiipfl "a secure fan Attendance auu
unless otherwise stated The lnspecs
tlon viii take place at eight IN the
evening The troops will be- piraded
IN full dress nt the hour namcd riT'
books. accounts aud an military prop
erly will be arranged for rapid lnspecs
ton.
Field and sian officers residing a.
The home station of any company will
report & the inspecting officer on tho
evening oi the inspeciinn of the com
pany.
Signal corps. Alva, March lh,. Cam
nnny !. blackwell. March Ia: Com
pany u, pawnee, March 10: Company
u Chandler. March go: Company G.
Shawnee. March g2. Company r., Mus.
kngee, March "a; Company n, Durmlt.
March 25. Company l., Antlera, March
90. Company @, Ardmofe, March %
Engineer corps, lawion, April / Com
pany N and Hospital corps. Oklahoma
City Aplil 9. Headquarters Company
. and Band, Guthrie. April Z d q.
1909.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
BEGGS' BL0uy PURIFIER
CURES catarrh 0i tlle st0unch.
MAN WHO RECOVERED
MEMORY NOT CURED.

sneclai 70 tha Daily Leader.
Milwaukee,. WIS aIch Isl William
Chllds who for two yplrs wandered
about the country suffering from sen.
unry aphptia. or complete loss Of mem.
Org and shnre Mild cleared up when
d tam,fa clicked IN the Mileaukee
county hnspIial wIll De returned TO
iropblyE n v, this week There
his pafcnts viii take care Ot him
sthlldk Is BY no mems cured, said
q Ihgsicinn In charge ~ { true that
lue el1gd is lifted from hlt brain but
tvefs cere must BIZ taken lest he SUI
fer i relapse Gradually BE- semem-
kels mnre and more Of hs past life
We have cautioned him 10 sleep for
fay 1f cYeflaKing bis brilnn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18

Enld'n Big Fat Stock Show Venture
Widely Approved.


Anohg ihc forces ihnt do things
nowadays there Is ono widely known
as the KansnA city snlfi' The
Ilrcedefa Special II proud 10 belong
In a town thai has Won sreh fame
By rs enterprise
Down IN Oklahoma the city Of EMIL
anil the stochmen ana farmers " the
e0bnlry around are bringing Into full
development an Institution lhnl will
be more 10 its builders and 10 lar8ef
III prop0ftlsn. thin the Convention
hall. or any OF the blk achievements
by which the 4kansaa city Spirit
become known 90 fame The Okla.
homa enterprise IL a broadly organ
lzed and adequately housed live stock
show for which Oklahoma has no.
body q thank but herself Onr news
story. OH a preceding page. gives
some OF the history Of It's upbMldink
and # Is worthy of study Here Is
live stock show that has nlwaya
been free from the selfish polelee
and The petty "eouges" thai have
found their way Into tha conduct ef
100 many big instssntlb4 IN Hhis
class. Here IA a show thai Il really
gotten up and conducted for he ben.
eft Of the improved stock business
bg men far sighted enough 10 know
thai tho welfare a tha I've stock
Business means the states welfare.
Here is a show that ls receiving the
consideration It's possiblIlIe merit.
The credit belongs somhwGera and 10
ofdpr "a make It broad enough We
put Il down 10 the Okiahoma spirit.
The breeders Special K G.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
Cancer Cured
In Twelve Days
Patient rs Years Old, Had Cancer for
Twenty Years, Voluntarily Tessl'
flet that he war Cured in Twelve

Faticnt - fc@fS olul HNu lancer TOT
Twenty Years, Voluntarily Testl'
flet that he war Cured in Twelve
Day.
I Another writes thni q few dafH
treatment removed cancer from. bis
face, whlh a third patient SAYS,
'i'hn first day my cancer was Killed
cleag 10 The bone
would Hike 10 send you many more
etlers With names and addresses Of
people Who have heen cured hy my
ianepr cure. tiat yoJ may see Tor
ypnfself what my loriner nailenls
az ~ MY cure refAans g0n may BE-
ntrs nally acquainted Will some Of
iaem
II sou sfs afflicted with cancer
Kindly fill In coupon aud mall 70 me
al ance | Won't ieli won hat those
who have baen cured. viii
have one Ol me flness santa
RUINS IA the country for those whn
wish 10 come and hayc my personal
attention However you can cure
yourself just as well al home Any
bank or bnsIness firm IN Lebanon
Will tell ynn We are rellahle and
guccessful III curing cancer
Write me AZ once for particulars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18

Special to The Daily Leader
Ramona MsF iS Saturday. March
gl. me Masonic lolge III charge Of
the ceremonies. this town VIII CT.
ilngly celebrate the corner stone lay.
for our hfautllul school seminary II
Is 10 be one 81 tse finest ia The
state " u, Talmage vii deliver
The masonic ADDRESS at iae O'clock.
Addresses viii also be made by Roy.
f. " csmer%n, Hlata superintendent
Of public Instruction, OF Guthrie Df.
Edwin nebarr, professor Of chemistry,
state university. Norman nr J II.
ConnelI Pres horticultural n Me-
chanlcal college. saltwater: Miss
flosst .. ilpwl8 e0unly annsrlnlend
ani uf public Instruction baskerville
and n. II Ewinz superintendent u
81 schools Norman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
a. 4 N. COLLEGE NEWS NOTES

CAPT. Jack Alley spen. several days
IA Guthrie last week
In honor Of Miss vogi. state secfe
lary OF the W G Al. the girls Of tht
Y. w. G. A. gave reception ID lh,
Vest reading room. from four 10 SIS
0'clucG Monday afternoon MISE VQgl
arrived srlday and spent several days
With the Young lldles helping ana
strengthening their organization IN
many why's,
Glen Duncan, q last years studeut,
spent several days visiting with his
orothc Ralph Duncan, last week. The
latter acf ompanled his brother home
during the mid.term vacation
Prof e. l.. Hotter Mlyor John Bish.
op. Pr1t t'oyerdalc. Claude Powell,
and tneir wives, together With Capt.
Jack Alley were at home 90 the Delta
Sigma on Flday eyenlsg, March ~.
az the ONE OF Prof Hotter Dancing
infa ihed the entertainment for The
cycning after which dainty refresh.
ments wore served
Prof, W. A. llnklater was Dui Of
town over sunday
Tho cold wave which recently vis,
tied us, put a stop TO tack work and
hase bail for a time al the college,
bur while Idle the boys have been
growing restless and will enter ,itu
Tie WORK again With increased vim sid
enthusiasm.
d. r. Peck 0S who has been nj
siillwnier looking after bis college
,ho9k Business returned B kinp8sher
last week
M.ess " " 'uae l.ahman, who has been
visiting at The home of her cousin,
Miss ilutA Lahmin ,-sl Friiay slr
u iicsyille whore she viii Visit with
elatiYcs before returning 70 her home
IA Illinois
Aisa Fannie laman. on. who II
reaching al lhdhnola okla. says slle
likes he~ work fine She mas cn
fnlled lrere. SO pupils who afe making
great proereaA
Il q POTTS hls recently pnzehnsct
Tie residence owned by sl Brewer
nu North West street ST. Brewer has
purchased The huuae Formerly uwnei
hy Fletcher Brown an N0iih Hester
street.
Dean .. G.. pilmek was ia Guthrie
on Wpilnf sday
A jolly party of college ardenia
chaperouel hY Mrs. Joe Garter and
Miss Martha Mckinley spent part
ui Monday md Tuesday Al Yosl lake
Miss Norma Johnson me huslcas
opened her cottage to the crowd ani
saw 20 Il Thai an we're we'll taken
care of
Mus Madge Sandera ana lcr mOthet
are nov heening house on North Dun
can street
Ewers White. chairman Of the col
lego board Of lhc liAard Of reeenls
spent Sunday IN visiting the college,
Mr.. Nnlte has just feturned from a
pleasure trip to California
Ilfui. H. G. SeldoNgidge Nas Ia
Oklahoma City on Monday and Tues.
dag. Ile attended fe convention Of
Western fraternity men In the even.
ing be addressed the convention
Treemau %. spent ms mid.tcim
var cation II bis home IN Perry.
Fert Latte went - bis home IN
Oklahoma City 10 spend me vacation,
The entire faculty turned ont and
went io he depot e meet President
Connel aF he came from Guthrie Sat'
ufdag afternoon Alas the Joke was
on the faculty for President Connell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
FREE CANCER COUPON.

u you suffer from cancer ~ any
form. simply flll Ia Your namo and
address ON dotted lines below and
mail today 70 Dr. Curry Cancer
Cure Co, curry sanliarium lleha
non. Ohio, You win be surprised
how easily yuu can cure yaurself
at home without risk o. danger
Name ...................
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II you prefer not 70 addresf the
Cancer company ltseli, you may
reach the doctor privately just as
we'll by addressing his private sec.
oretary, G. w Ramsey, Box 1850
Lebanon, Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18

Il ~ nHw ready. Tne hew fond laA
Just passed By the Legislature. bpuhn
In pamphlet form Price IS eenls FOR
single copies HetteF prices given IN
This II an entirely new
and complete law and fepcsls Ill other
rnad laws heretofore existing aud
should be IN The hands uf everyone
who IA Interested In good rtaaH Order
nuw and famIllaflze Yourself Nlih lhe
feH lnN. Sent 70 any ndaEesA 0lnh
feeeipl ~ q cents III mouee Il stamps
LEADER PRINTING ca IaIrrillllh
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an not arrive. The faculty members
say they had a nice walk anyhow.
Pref q. 6. Plttuck, dean OF district
lagiiculiueul schools OF oklahoma. viii
leave Monday on q trip through the
north and east. and will visit al The
Important colleges with q view 90 uh
tanning information Tor schools nj
" Nv established and those % Ne es
iabli-hci 81 the neat future
Director John A. Craig left Friday
for Fo.t Worth Texas.
George Maui of Nowata, a former
student. spent several days In Still
water this week visiting friends.
A new bulletin on sead-corn testing
BY prof + y. Iialcomb goes to press
this week This bulletin s. for free
distribution 10 the telchers OF Okla.
hpma
rr ~ /. Lewis went to oklahoma
CITY on saturday IN the interests Of
the athletic association
rgosldcnt u Connell has been
lnyhed ami has accepted the invita-
tlcn TO speak before the meeting on
county hie. 20 be held Guthrie oa
May tth ami ctr
A tairty page bulletin on alfalfa
BY Prot T. A. Moorhpuse IL ready
for free distribution TO the farmers n
Oklahoma
Prof ~, a. Linklaier has asked that
at least forty boys accompany him ,n
Enid ia stock show. ON Misch goth
and g7th
'rhe s a. q D. d commencement.
exercises tpolt place on Friday even
ing. March ~ IN the college auditor
Iiini III The absence ol President
II ConneIl. d. Miller presided and
presented The dinlamas
John Fields. editor Of the Oklahoma
Farm ln1nal. gave very interesting
talk 10 she class
+ rcan Il G pitiuck presented ME-
naln With 4 iaol chest. from slmmana
ilafdWae company Of So Louis iof
winning the hon0fa ol The class.
Although the fright wac stormy q
fnod crowd was il attendance az these
EXERCISES The graduates We're as lai
lows Nm Il Batter. lola Cnmaloek
Malcolm nale. nallla tmmons Frant
Ford Joe Il Green, pbilip llelHies
Edward lNfamp R0s Miller Vim Mos
tHs u. E FLETCHER % friphenaW
tmll emewe 81 4 Robertson, q CT
eller. Anna snrensun, Gea. w. Su
hard o. G Terry Henfy Ward aud
Cleo Wlsegarner The program n
sisted Of The following numbefB.
King Rose Overtime Harnafd
Invocation ..... Rev Y. Williams
fnnl NiRhi ......4.... j. strauss
Essay Modern Fam Machinery
Malcolm llalH
Piano gaio ~'rhe clown chamluade
~...sss......., Miss Bradwell
lleadlne Tho Rfsys Boy ..
............9 .9...s. Henry Ward
Vocal Solo Love Me aud The
world Is MiDcH Miss Comsioek'
Glass Address .a...4.. .lohii Fiella
Violin aalu "lsa Staulwref tss
G. II napcla Mr. Wnrihlnglun
+ ricsenialIun OF diplomas
Plano metg sefennlc DAimofee :
Won nlpm Misses Bradwell aud
Walker
Presentation Of prize donated by sim.
mons Hardware company for highest
average scholarship
Miss l.pthe Morrow, station sten0g
fapAer last Sunday received the sud
news of the death Of her brother
Charlea lie graduated from this school
III 1908 WITH The class hunnrS The
sympaihy Of the entire college : es
ana ia Ales Morrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
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COMMUNICATIONS.
) ooooooococoococooi o.

AWAKENED roo sooNs
Mr.. Leader dreamed died and
IN conformity With wNalnral Law IN
the Spiritual World grayltaled to
the fr nj door OF 81 Peters resi-
dencc | touched the hutton and
very soon q slight crack savo evil
dence Of the door being ajar and
voice sounded forth Where you
from ",Okhahoma | answered
Sure the voice says "On your
llfo!" SAYS l. The door Immediately
Swung wider ana the head OF Mr.
Peter came into fnll vlew--hls eyes
scanning me from head 10 foot "Ynu
from Oklahoma" he says, "why
whore Is your Haskell buttong
Don't YOU doubt It, I've got 'erl"
says l. throwing DacN N lapel OF
my cvercoat aud revealing tho az
llcle lie advanced at once extend.
Ing his hand cordially and says;
What can do for You Pardon
me- says, hut I've always un.
aerslood that you kept & complete
record Of every lndlvlduaps life.
HHWN III tHi NNuHfAF HHH 4 WVHfN
like 10 ask permIsslOns 20 20 through
tho accounts Of d few Of ihemg'
aYou are very welcome. ae says,
7and I'm 0nls too Riad 70 granl ynnr
request. but let me tell YOU, before
starting IN that there Is nothing
bul truth llnde 4 lodgmenl np here.
and discern that YOU wish ~ In
yesllesie the facts which hagc given
rlsf Is the IiaskellIIearsl Roose|elt
controversy Tho real laels rs form.
ulalpl hY The fIaAkeli life Y0n Will
find recorded III duo form. bul The
manufactured stuff. emanalins
from the llearstHooseveli eNlstanoe
d hn natural product oi mitch
warmer eilmnie thah thla and there
fprr beyond yanr reach 30 aunI be-
tIiaappoiniel'' ! was iusl expressing
mY ihanka, and WIS almu l1 enqulra
into more az Okahumn affairs when /
my wlfe's elbow got into my tihH
and enme back down
cap" Il.
sssasa4aassas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18

Hutchinson, Kans After trying doe.
tors and dr. cent medicines fof Md.
ney. bladde md rheumatic lroubles
Halls Texas wonder cured me. II Is
the best medicine on earth. Walter
E Perry. 20 =. Main street Sold BIZ
MI druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18

suffered dag and nlgnt the ter.
mont Of itching niles Nothing helped
me until used noan'e 0Inlmcnt II
cured me permanently Hon John
n Garrett Mayor Girafd ala
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
ANOTHER NEW STATE BANK.

The hank commissioner his mefni
Ing issued certificate authorizing
the Farmers State bank oi comanl
che, With capitol stock Of fi2.5Uo
II commence bnslntes " D caIa
Nell IS presidents A. T. Davis xlae
ntesidenl ana + Chelf Hlll be l0e
.raEhies
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18

Miss I.lan i4uhf leacher IN No city
mblIe schoOls is sick ai her home On
Eanl Villas avenua
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18

cfoup positively stopped III 20 min
ules, with DE- shoops Group Rene.
ily One lest alone wa surely uoys
lhis truth No vomiting no dlRtreaHs
a aaie and pleasing syrup zoe sull
hs Wallaes's DRUG Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18

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The Huttig news., 1909-10-30
Sadie, La.

F. M. Byers, who SaS opefaseu on for appendicitis at Shfevepeft' returned home Sunday and we are glad to say is improving fast.
 On Friday night, November 12, there will be a box supper at the school house and the members of the Literary society have arranged a nice program for that night and everybody is invited.
 Misses Estelle Adams and Eula Brasher. who have been visiting the formers brother, pr. J. L. Ad- ans. at Monroe, returned home Sunday.
 Miss Mary Lee and sula Brasher
The Huttig news., 1909-10-30

The man who pays his debts and his taxes may be blessing or a curse to the community. It de- bends on what else he does. In making this statement 1t is to be understood that by the word
 debt is meant the ordinary cash obligation which a man incurs in the transaction of his business. There are men who appear to be- lieve that so long as they are not indebted to their neighbors for goods purchased. or the municipal ity or the state for the last tax levy they have discharged their whole duty and nothing more can be asked of them. But in reality a mans duty to his neighbor is limit ed only by his power to do his neighbor good, and his duty to the community by his ability to be of service to it. The community in which the prevailing statement is What do get out of it?" is one which does and cannot prosper.
The Huttig news., 1909-10-30

entertained number of their friends Saturday evening.
 Mrs. A. A. Cobb and Mrs. Etta Byers went to Litroe Monday.
 J. L. Stripling of Lapeer was here Sunday.
 Will Toler and J. L. Cobb of Oakland were here Saturday night.
 Luke Prigeon of Aurelle visited J. P. Adams and family Tuesday.
 c. G. Wise attended court at Farmerville this week.
 w. T. Sehon made a business trip to Felsenthal Tuesday
 Jule Arrant of Cecil was here Sunday.
 Ernest Sehon is on the sick list this week.
 pr. P. K. Hudson of Litroe was here Tuesday.
 Miss Lula Graves of Marion was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Jamison, few days this week.
The Huttig news., 1909-10-30

Life is too short to be overshad- owed by gloom. Let us live brave ly and cheerfully. as we'll as indus triously and dutifully. The true heart recognizes the duty of happi- ness and faces life with a certain courageous gayety that solves many doubts and scatters the clouds of woe and disaster. Let LIS cultivate the habit of cheerful