The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-04

kiU6 particular OUJSCI VI d 4C1AoW
fections.
If you would dodge your creditor
advises the Chicago News, don't b
come famous.
Home is where the heart u.s." S
the poets say. But some declare, a
cording to the Louisville Courie
Journal, that home is where tn
crouch is on display.
Il don't spend all earn nor te
all q know said Farmer Snug.
find it improves my general credit.
One who has learned how to hav
spare time and how to use it. assume
the American Cultivator, Is on tn
road to better things.
II would not be the housed soul,
IS the tuneful lay of a magazine poet
That depends on the weather, com
ments the Louisville Courier-Journal
You are liable to be soused soul Il
You wander too far from the house
Remarks the Chicago Inter Ocean:
1t is we'll for the government to see
that American capital has fair treat
ment in China. The business effect
will be good When this capital is
converted into equipment and other
manufactured products our mills and
factories will have their share.
A potentate who glories in string
of grandiloquent titles is the Shah Of
Persia. He is not only 'The Shadow
of Cod but also "The Footpath of
Heaven" In addition he is described
as "The Center of the Universe, Elk.
allied Like the Planet Saturn, Well OF
Science, Sublime Sovereign Whose
Standard Is the Sun and Monarch of
Armies Numerous as the Stars"
Bishop Doane says that women who
clamor for equality with men are
horribly misshapen monsters" A
sense Of fairness compe1s the admis-
sion that some of them don't look it,
chirps the Philadelphia Ledger. Re-
CARELESS of the truth of the estimate,
however, it affords something new
about which to clamor and thus gives
a pleasing change.
Literally the word "rajah" means
king; and "maharajah," the great
king" or ruler over several kings;
but, generally speaking, the titles
rajah," "maharajah" and "nawab"
have no greater significance than the
words .feudal lords" as used in
neadiaeval times in Europe. Many
If them have been made by the viii,
If the reigning chief; many bestowed
or meritorious acts and deeds.
1t is believed by at least one writer
hat it is because badness in women
lad nearly always been studiously
concealed that no gentle way of evad.
ng the blunt word bald" has been
volved, in contrast with the many
rays of lodging 'fat" IS out"
which really means sturdy, port
y" comfortable" and "embonpoint" !,
re instances of this evasion. But ;
bald' always remains "bald."
The cost to the country, submits
lie Christian Register, by the main.
o. 11i rs boI
year is an excessive price to pay
IT ebullitions of patriotic feeling, such
find expression In dangerous ex II
osions of dynamite and mischievous b.
'saults upon the peace, comfort, and Ell
'e of innocent and helpless citizens ID
Id their families. 70
Says the Camden Post: It is to n;
presumed that the eight promin. W
It men indicted by the Federal a
and Jury in New York City in con tn
ction with the Sugar Trusts cap. IA IA
re of Adolph Segals new Philadel. ~ =.
ia refinery will claim that they are ali
,tims of public clamor They may fe
,erpose between themselves and the
ord of justice the statute of limi. of
ions and possibly may escape pun.
Iment. The public has reason to tn
sceptical of the effectiveness OF n.
s belated attempt to enforce the
thrust law.
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The reason the day OF the self. the
peeled vehicle did not dawn earlier 90. .tc
the recent century, so emphaticallyI
, of invention, suggests the Bos
Transcript, was that the public q
red to discouraging extent the US
ling OF the selectmen OF Battle NJ
Q, that L. was useless, dan. tee
Gus machine. It had to wait for aol
older and more hospitable public
timent. 1t was a generation ago ons
the Boston fire department add ia
to its equipment self-propelled
Inc. 1t worked admirably but Rou
htened all the horses that it met hou
was discontinued. About twenty n w..
years ago drivers over East Ches. Ron
Park frequently encountered Rou
buggy that was bowled along Rou
INVISIBLE power, but invention had z s.
wait until the time was ripe for A
full burgeoning with which we for,
now SO familiar. ar,
Disappointed, Indeed, For