The Marshall republican., 1909-04-23
Press Clippings.

miles. In nj city tne maturity VI
people are not known even to
those who live on the same floor,
ana next door to them in the same
apartment houses. Tens OF thous-
anis of people pass their lives with
only a thin partition OF lathe ana
plaster dividing them without ever
knowing each other. Mr.. Jones
lies next door to Mr.. Smith and
Mr.. Smith knows nothing Of it.
One can be Just as utterly alone in
a big city, as II n were on a
desert island with not a living soul
within thousands of miles to speak
to. AS the perishing man on the
raft in the middle of the ocean
said, "Water, water everywhere,
but not a drop to drink I" so can a
a stranger in a big city cry "People
in millions around me, and yet no
one / can speak to or call frien1s!"
In the country one never feels lone
ly for nature speaks in a thousand
ways to those who love her AMI un
ierstand her moods, and she ever
speaks with a voice of a frieni.-
Washington Observer.
A school teacher sought to e
prove a boy who had failed to
solve an example. "You ought to
be ashamed of yourself" said the
teacher. "When George Wash
ington was your age he was a sur
veyor.n "Well," came the quick
response, "when he was your age
he was the president of the United
States"
Bailey of the Britt Tribune says
every farmer in the state should
raise at least ten calves, fifty pigs,
twenty lambs, three colts,two hun
bred chickens, fifty turkeys and a
baby each year. Bachelor farmers
who want to follow this advice
ttshouli Register in our matrimonial
bureau at nee
A man was going to sea for the
first time. "Captain" he said to
the commander of the Ship "
know l shall be very sea sick
Tell me what to DO in case of at
tack" "No need to tell you," re-
piled the captain, "youll do it."
Faragut Leader: In the east a
|, man took his girl out for a ride and
, she fell out of the buggy while he
, drove a mile or two before he no
: ticed she was missing. You can
bet your sweet life that such a
, "a thing would never happen in ouI
breezy west. Here the horse may
D.. fall out of the shafts ana never be
missed, but the girl-never!
Two colorei sisters living in sub
urban town met on the street one
day and Sister Washington, who
had recently joined the church was
describing her experiences. "'Deed
Mrs. Johnsing, Use jined the Bap-
fist church, but I couldn't do al
the jining here, cause they HAD te
toxic me to the city church to bap-
tie me. You know there amt M
pool room in the church here"
Dear girls, don't be SO otter
wishing you were grown up to wo'
men that you will neglect YOU
girlhooi. In the rush and hurry
] of these fast times, there is danger
that you will reach ana strain af'
ter young ladyhood too much. BIZ
girls a while y~et-tender, joyous
loving, obedient and industrious
Womanhood with it's privileges
ana power it's burdens and it,
trials, will come soon enough. Or
> this point one has said: swat pa
tiently my children, through thu
whole limit of your girlhooi. Gt
: not after womanhoo3; let it conn
|, after you. Keep out Of public view
Cultivate refinement ana modesty
The cares ana responsibility les o
, life will come soon enough. Whel
they come, / Trust you will NEE
: them as true women should. But
oh, be not so unwise as to throN
: away your girlhood. Rob no
Yourself of this beautiful season
which wisely spent, will brighte
all your future life.
= Canton Press: A Washington 8
y ciety elitor writes that mrs. Tai
wore her hair as usual" In the a
sence of iefinite information I
the contrary the presumption
that President Taft had his on to-
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