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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-28
Howe.

Worcester c. Howe died Thursday at
his home on Cherry street from Bright's
disease. He had been sick since Thanks
giving and unable to be at his place OF
business. He was born at Lyndon,
August 10, 1889 but the family soon
after moved to St. Johnsbury Center
where his father had store and harness
shop. On July %, 1860 he was married
at West Concord to Miss Rosaline Brad
lev of St. Johnsbury. They lived at Lyn-
don Corner where Mr.. Howe had har-
ness shop, and for II years on a farm
near St. Johnsbury Center. From the
farm they moved to Lyndonville where
Mr.. Howe was in the harness business
at the time of the fire. They came to
St. Johnsbury eleven or twelve years ago
and have resided here ever since. MIR.
and Mrs. Howe have had four children,
William of Fitchburg, Mass, Cora. Mrs.
Cram of Lakeport, n. H., who died
twenty years ago, Harland B. and
Charles H. of St. Johnsbury. Mrs.
Howe their three sons and seven grand
children survive him.
The funeral was held Saturday after
noon Rev. ]. NJ. Frost officiating, and the
body was taken to Lyndon Centre tor
interment.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-28
RECENT DEATHS.
Suitor

Mrs. David Suitor has but recently re-
turned from Leeds P. g., where she went
in March to accompany the remains OF
her husband, and the following notice
was DELAYED by her absence.
David Suitor died at his home at the
Fairbanks Boarding House on Nednes-
dav. March 10, in his Goth year lie
had been in feeble health for the past
wear. but his death was caused from an
illness with typhoid fever and pluro
pneumonia. He had made brave thsnt
for life and his devoted wife tenderly
cared for him during his long SICK
ness and was with him in his last
moments. Mr.. Sutton was born in st:
Catherine. Que, the son OF Robert ana
Susanna Sutor but had been resident
of St. Tohnsbury about Is years. during
that time he had been employed IN the
scale factory of E. & 7. Fairbanks q Co,
where he was a faithful and trusted
workman. highly regarded by his
EMPLOYERS and shopmates He Is sur
yived by his wife, who was formerly
Miss Agnes lane Duff OF Leeds, +. =,
also by four brothers, Robert OF East
Concord. George of Whitefeld, N. H.,
William of Beebe Plain, P. g., and by
three sisters, Mrs. Charles Towne OF Lit
Teton, y. H., and Mrs: Thomas B.
Byers and Mrs. Charles Eager OF this
place. The funeral was held at the
boarding House the Friday following
his death, conducted by Rev. George W.
c. Hill. who spoke beautiful and com
forting words. There were many beau
tful floral tributes from loving friends.
The remains were accompanied to Leeds |
by Mrs. Sutton, where the burial took
place, and where the Episcopal service
was read at the grave.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-28

Grade II of the Summervile school will
give short play Friday evening, April
80. The proceeds from the play and
from the candy sale following will be
used in purchasing pictures for the
schoOlrOOm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-04-28
FOLEYSHONEY4N6TAR

for children; safe. sure. No ODiates
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

gBtr wulen u~nIeren 9eiern EN-
hradltd ueriidern OaB Sol@se .
@erman Syrup beut5ntaas poitfio 10
sas eiussge 8raparat i'm Dtortte ~
peldes g6minbiuHt linoert nno
heift. gs ertbalt Die Gtsenmtttel'
nts reiner Sheer, Iu85u9 ool Plta",
,euhQrs n, o., welde ais pe1lh'ttet
Iur ouSeu uuo ShDinoiuGt oDn oet
g,eosslp, yer GOngreiien 10 god &C.
itost ,.l1. Ser 5AmlnOiIftl9s,
eimeyIet ID Die %rant6eit I'M pale
obsr gurqe mus De8 @odtS Snbe
hobe uuo oeS MprBeHS ire' ZEN pUn
anf6ue our trudeuen uno ~toIternoeh
6uner. 3ie erfrantten &gel's osrs
fonoer uad Rube, b%sttenOer lno
iinbenber 8e9uuOIung, uno DER %a.
tient beOari Der iriihen gut, autGr
Rahruna ireieu Au8wur's BEG MSots
oeus, nit lgueGer unS oauerf'Uet
Sinoerpre. 8teine 6la!H@en 81
45 Gents seto5puti@e @rbBe na9e5a
2 Wtaf 10 utel eutbaltenb 70 Gents
en auen Gppthefen su baben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07
Sekte hoffnuno peridpun0en.
Dtt1nuu.

LNDiN L'NIhN"
al8 beruprraaenbe aerste laaten
bnB Us. Dt. Smitbhnrt, opn Betin,
S;n,, uubeilbore Shminbiuht babe,
mar beEen leste SDfnuna balm.
aber Or. Sings Rew 9iscDnerp tir
9hwinoiudt. Suiten uno @rtnltun'
aen retteten linn BON @rabe. @r
Iaqt: r0teie Mebisiu bft MIDI arino'
lih turirt unb meiu 2eben aerettet.
5eitoem babe i'd iie 10 Sabre lana
aebraubt, unb ernfte oieielbe als
cine nunoerbareS Salss uno Gungen'
6eilmittel.A Strene wiheni6aft'
libe8 Seilmittet fir Suiten, tpeben
0alS Dber @rt6ltuneen, unb fteres
8urbeueunssmittef aegenSneumDnia.
@arantirte Gtaifen gu so Gents uno
S1.00 in 8alfer 8rDS. GpDthete
Brpbe SlaiHe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

Sdlredlide Sdmsrsen eeliuostt'
8urb Ihredlihe Shmeraen se'
peiniet lnfplae Der @efte u%noerbau'
ten Speiien, nnbm u. @. @rapi0n,
BON 2ula, Mtih.. 9r. 4iup's Reru
9ife sims, init benz &eiultnte," wie
er ihreibt, pons th iurirt uurbe."
Slue Maeen unb @ebdrmeunDrbnuu'
gen tueroen seboben burd ibrem lin
bernben Siublaana beiDnoere @iDen'
Stnften. 25 Gents In 8alter Bros.
Nppthefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07
Gin arebsf6a6en uniere8

Gin 9rebsida6en unieres
heutigcn iosialen 9ebers lit bic Sraii.
en-. uaS ainoerarbett. Mon finoet
ieI6it in 26u6ern mte 0eutidIanb, oab
iid) trob aIlerS duBgeiese Die 3abl Der
iuaenoliden glrbeiter rno weibliden
Scrionen in Sabriten fortgeiest uer'
mebrt. Die neueite Statiltif iiber Sie
inn Sabre 1907 in Seutihen 6obriten
beidGftigten Observation-Disclosures mo
peibIiden9 crionen beiugt: Sn 1921
Sabrifcn mur0en 449,236 iltgeuoli6e
Mrbeitcr inter 16 Sobret beidaftigt,
oarimtcr beinuocn iid 1864 8inOer
unter IA Sobrer,, mo 5lpar 1895
&na6en un0 $3.50 MGo6en. Son
6cu iulgen 2cltten 3hiiden IA unS
t6 ,Sobren pnreu 2S5,335 m6nnli.
der m6 t50.S47 meiblt6en 8e.
IdllettS, [Sm &ergleif) STINT 8oriabre
hat lid sic 3GbI Ser illgenoltben Ar'
better I'M 3t735 oermebrt. Die BE-
ibditillmg ron iiber t6 Sabre nlten
Sobritarbeiterinnen bat e6enfallS cine
3imnhme crfabren. Sn 1914 ga.
brifen wurocn t,345, $50 Grbetterin.
men ge5db!t, BON nelden 449.436
tG bis 81 Sabre alt woren. @egen
oas @oriotr bat oie 3ubl Der beihGf.
tigteu Nr6eiterinnen Inn 49,636 5llge.
nor1men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

@rte6tfhe @ d NJ a m IN
fifder buben in Der R6be Der
tripoIitoniiden aiilte, bet ber Srt.
Ihoft Spbor, auf Dem Mecresgrunbe
einen 5iemIit nobIerbaltenen anttfen
grie6ii6en 3reiruberer (Sriere) dltf.
qehn6en. 0os S6ifisbintertbeil
trdgt oas gilonis eines 6iiriten ODER
@ottes aIs Ib3et1eu. 8a8 SdiH
rubte nobI fiber 1000 Sabre IN Der
imoragoenen 8iefe. Sn bemielben
fanben iif Sablrei6e &erdtbidaiten,
insbeionoere &riige uin. Den Sumo
maten Defenders mertboolI bic 5abI.
rei9en &uniti66be in Dem Gabraeuae,
6orunter 60 fortntbiide un6 oorii6e
SGulen, fir Seiligtbiimer 0es Dtonp.
Ios un6 oes @roS beitimmt, tpordIf
poraefunoene Statuen, Statuetten
unb &eIiefs idlieBen Iaiien, Cine
Sertne, ben 0ionoios oarItelleno, III
NIT Ser unteri6rift oeS 8ilObauers
9oitbos aus Gbal3eoon nerieben.
Serner rpurbe ouber &0pfen bon 9ac.
6antinnen cine ettpa flint SUB bobe
@tatue bes eros gefrnben, nelf)e ge'
nau Ser 8eidreibung entipri6t, mel
DIE aIIe Sdrtftitpller bon benz BE-
riibmten eros oes 8roriteles geben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

9te reif8beuti6en 9IGtter ba6en
bergeiien Oaraltf bin3riueiicn, oaB
Ser ,,porncbme Supelier" Die oierte
Belle bcS @ortbe'ifen Gitate& WObl.
nei3Iit ,pcggelaiieu bat. Sic Iautet
befauntlid:
46 mir 4rmenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

Iibet" Die @eIGpinoigfeit BON Der Sc.
tponotbeit Der Sonb ~obb6nsig. Cine
aeuun6te San6 errei6te cine mittlere
@eI6uinoiefeit non 1870 @uhitaben
pro Mintte; cine be~rb6lmibm6big
betridtIiGe @eihpinoigfeit, nenn
man bebenft, ooB bierbei feline 8orbe.
reit.mg erforberlib lit, ierner bob Die
ltebermittlun9 aud III abmeienheit
ser 8erion erfoIgt, lrnO enolih, oaB
feline meitere llmidreibung notbDen.
big lit. Ger gpoarat lit iiberall an.
Slioronen reip. an5umenOen, IN ie0em
Sauie, in ie6ent 8ripatbureali, llno
3par Iopobl fir ben 8ertebr inner
holb zines SnltitlltS, ais fir ben
6ernoerfebr. ME eS bel Dem Sernipre.
der Der Sail lit. @r erforOert mir cine
cinSige 2eitltng aud gum 8erntele.
arapbieren. 10 bnb Die 2eitrng bes
ScrniprederS oerart benubt tper6en
fam 6oB es ieocm Sbeilnebmer
mGglih lit, lomobl telepboniid ais
telcgraphiid mittels oerieIben 2inie
brett su nerfebren. Su ben Rd1men
bea gntifans lit Ser yallisG uo.ltbet"
bercit3 eingefiibrt urb miro bonn
Staatsiefretar bel Sal germ benust.
Ser Sabresberi6t Der
@ennipIoania . Giienbntn Inlltet, 10.
meit lid in ibm Die mirtbidoftiide
Gage SeS 9anScS mioeripiegelt, nod
u~rgiimtiger oIs ma ertuartet hattie.
Die @obu bat int lebten Sabre t03
MilIionen Sonnen 8radtgiiter uno
na6e5u II MiIlionen 8erionen Deni.
ger b~eforoert oIs I'M Sabre 1907.
9&oS 0ieier @erIuIt al 6raftgiitcrn
tcoeutet, 6egreift man crit, metln man
'if getpGrtia hGIt, baB bteie 1903
9Pillioneu 3onncu Sitter geraoe ge1
niiqen, mebr ais 10000 giicnbabn.
5iigc 81 bcfrodltcn, Ben 3itg 3u fiinf'
jio @uagons rn0 0ie 9%obef1bigfeit
zines @agQons an iiini3tg Sonnen
beref,net. gluf Die cilr3elncn Gage be5
Sabrcs bere6net, ergiebt oo8 fir oicic
cine @eieIIifnft einen t6gIiben Nls.
ioII Don cttpo 1876 3iigen. gln Der
&ono 0ieier 3obIer IdBt lid Ieidt feit'
itcllen, lpiepiel rollenOcs MateriaI III
bcnubt gpbIieben umo rDie piel fleiBige
Sdnoc iiberfliiiiig aemoroen iinb.
Ger 9eri6t iprid)t oor pieleu Eall-
ienOen bic entlaiicn werben muBten,
anoere SauienNe muBten ii6 bel be-
iGrGnfter arbeits3eit NIT nermiuber.
tenn 8erbienit begniigen unb miiiien
es nod. e,zn~w
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07
9afrkt pom Gage.

Miles neu mad Der @ai
gllles neaer maft Der Roper.
g9ie elm coles 9eiipirl Nnfeiierung
peft. 10 miro Ser Boil. 3tg. al,s
9resIau geidrieben. fonnen Die Sal-
ionten unierer Shwei0niser StraBe
ieben. 9o bate Dor tur3em elm pIitti-
ger aaufinonn elm grobes SdilO ne
ben ieiner 2a0entbiir aufbdngen lai-
fen, %rporaii gu leieu lit:
gsurum iteben ite oabor2
St ntbt 5blre ou uno Sbor2
Aduttn iie Geiroit beretn,
&iroCn iuobi emptdHgeTt fetn:,
@inen rornebmen Sttpelier IN Der
ieIben StraBe lieB Ser &ubm 6eiagten
Gaufmanns nid)t ruben, unb 10 muir.
De in iem ShnuienIter graoiert:
Ia6 6ploe brin9t,
dm @oIbe bhngt
9on allies.
q 81. b. Doetbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

Ole &oitipnrfafien-2t
q a, Oerpn &auptqunrtier iih befnnnt'
Iib in Chicago befinort. bat oeit 8r6'
iiocntcn Gait beuo6rihtigt. haB lie
Die Iqitution fir lire Safe lett nit
erncitem gifer pieoer altfnebmPn
tperoe. sic boffe umiomebr auf gr'
foIg, aIs aud Scr @rdiiOent In ieinPr
antrittsrebe ii6 fir ote ginridtltnS
bon 8oIiparfaiien erfIGrt babe. GS
pirS auf annabme Ser nerbeiicrtcn
@orlage ,geOrun9cn Wcr0en fir nelda
Sic Senatoreu Garter uu0 Gummin83
i'm Sberbonie oes aongrciies cilGctrc
Ten iino. Cine Mebrbeit Ser Mitliic.
Der bes Observation-Disclosures lit aii3ae'
iprohen 3u Gltniten Der MnBn0lmr.
9te &orIoge beItimnlt SOB sic 0er
8oIt anpertroltten Sparcinla1cn ooil
Der Gegierun0 BEL NationnI. oOer
Staatsbanfen hintcrlegt pcrbCu Iol.
len; our6 bieie alouiel bolt mol al.
len @iberitonb ST. 6eicitigen olri Sen
Gle porgeidla1eue Ncilermlg bisgcr
nod III @onffrciien it0Bt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

Sn ben @rbeiterfretien itnires
2anbes begtnnt man, Der 9et6mptung
Der g6ptnoIu6t ernitlide Gufmert.
Iamfeit gu ihPnfer. Radoem berpits
bic @enerfidoften Der 8uforIfer
unb Gigarrenmoder etgene Seilitdtter
beitben, hahtn MN arbeiter IN
aIbant in Stoate Stem Dorf
einen SanitGtSpooillon errihtet.
su beiien l1uterbalt ieber &C.
fperfitaftler monatlt9 finf Gents
bettrGat. 91rf einen 8eidlrb
empfabI Die in 0enper abgebaltene
&o%upention Der Imericon federation
Of Gabor allen Unions, Dem In albanp
aeaebenen 9eiipiele au folgen. Snfol.
oe6eIien beidGftigen iid bic arbeiter
e~ingebenber nit bieier Di6tiget
Srage.
SIN GIebelan6 3. 9. ertpdgt man
f~claenoen BIan: Seoe gr6Bere Sabrtt
ion fid ibrer i6pinoiiidtieen arbei.
Ter onnebmen. 9ieier 8lan tpurbe tn
mebreren gtdbten NIT @rfoIg bitrdee
fiibrt. 9ie arbeiter Iiefern regelmd.
bige 8eitraee, urb Der arbeitgeber
perooppeIt bic bier6ur1 er5ielte
Sumnne. Die groBen 6obriten belfen
IN bielen S6lIen ben fletnen hur4
cine Central : 8orperidaft. 9ieier
8Ian lit Defenders IN Connecticut per'
breitet.
Grbettsminffter Sobn
Burns gtbt cine Statiltif fiber BITE
grmenloIten @uglanbs befannt. Sn
Sabre 1883 tpuroen iiber 200 MtIlio.
men Srnnfen fir bte armert aufgetpen.
bet, alto iiber 10 Sranfen pro 4opi
Der 8eo6lferung, I'M Sabre 1907 pa.
rem $40 MiIlioner, iiber 90 Sranfen
pro &opt naralis gepor6en. 9te Mr-
mittb mar aIfo Inn % 9roaent geitte-
gen. Sn bic arnenb6lier baben Die
gItern 36,762 4in6er mitaenomrner.
Bon ben m6rnliaen Sniaiien Der ar.
beitsb1ufer finb AZ Bro5ert arbeits'
fGbige W1nner obne @rbett. 9as III
bic Sbdttenieite Der emit pieI beipiin
berten liberaIen MISUNDERSTANDING
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

3ie aatbebroGe Tius
IN 9ien5a bel Sicno lit. mic ans Nat'
Lamb 6erid)tet miro, Dem @ilItur5 no
he. Die fleine Gtaot. Die nit alnlt'
irprfen angefiilIt it, birgt mebr S4d.
Re Der 6riibrenaiiiance ols irgeno elm
anoerer Srt. 8ilts II. aus Dem SaltIe
8iccoIomini lit t405 in Bten3a gebo'
rem. Gr gab Ser Stabt Die berrlite
aotbeoraIe, 6ie iebt einItiir8en mill,
mie Der Gomparile bon 8enebig, Gin
SbpiI oes @~ottesDouies betinbet ii6
uuf etrem @oben. Der Iongiam, o6er
Iietig iinft. Sn Sen lesten s Sabrer
inad)t ole 5enfung iiber a Sub allS.
Shon lett 1897 berIud)t man, oieIer
&ataItropbe Ginbalt 5l gebicten, obcr
per0eben8. Stcllenmeiie b1rgen DIE
8Gnoe obne Sunoomente 90, tie boil
ten 3%uIommen, fem Menif reiB pie.
i3nii6en Sen geiunfenen S6idten be-
Hnben lid mieOer feite Boiitionen. 9a'
nit refnqn sic gr6iteften, pert1 lie
hen Iesten @eriu9 Da9en, oas gdii'
iperf 3u er6alten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-07

men, 0urcb Das eS 6unl SerBegeH ye'
iternpelt miro, nenn cine 8erion. Die
iid bafiir be8ob[en ldBt norgibt,
fommen6e greigniiie cffen6aren gu
fonnen 6urd) aartenlegen, 8er5iidun.
oen, 2eIen aus ben 2irien Der Sano,
@e6anfeuleien, Sternreuterei ODER
nIf iraer6 cine anoerc @eiie. Cine
9erion, 6ie oorgiebt, ouf iolde 8eiIe
ioaen All f0nner, no perlorenes 8elo
perIteft lit, ODER pie ~aeItobleneS @t'
oentbum lpieoer prlon9t meroen fann,
mof1t Ii6 zines @%eraehens IdulOig.
Se6er, Der on3eigt, baB er out err
pGbnte 8eiie Sie 3ltflrnft propbe'
seien fam, ioIl zines @~ergebens
ihuloiq qeipro6en meroen, uto lolfle
lnseige ioq ols 9epeismaterial gel
ten. = 8 iegoerl ie, ba peroen ia
Glide bolopapierene 2erften Der
&ultur Inn cine ibrer profitablen@tn'
nobmequellen fommenl
9eIde @rfoIgeo Die @utomo'
Bill +. SnouItrie 9eutI6lanbs I'M @ett'
betperbe nit Der Sranfreids In lester
Belt ersieIt bot, beaeiigt Die Statiftil
fiber ben Gin. uno @u~sfubrbanoel oei
beioen Gambler. go lit bic @ertb5iffeI
Der nod 9euti6lonb eingefiibrter
fran3SiiIden automobile, bic in Der
erflen neun Mouoten oes Sabres 1907
nod 11676,000 Srancs betrug, II
Der glei6en 8eriobe bes Sabres 1905
ouf 9,534,000 Sranes geiunfen Die
fer @inoerrng bes Smportes fran6oit
i6er @ogen no1 9eutiblano emit
ipridt Die Steigerung oes @rporte!
oeuti6er 8agen nad Sranfrett, Del
fen @ertb iid bon $4,000 Srancs Il
SEN erlten neitn Wfonaten oes Sabrej
1907 in Der @ergIei6speriooe bes Der
aangenen Sobres ouf 2,t85,000 81
erbobt bat. Oie ousgreifen6e @nttptd
hing Der oertiden alttomobil'SSnoil
Itrie, Die. Der fran5oiii6en &%onfurren
i'm eiaenen Marfte bereits arg 81
ihoffen madt. fenn5eidnet weiterbtl
audi oos getpoltige @nfpafien De
Broouttion unb Der 8robittionsitai
ten. @dbren6 9euti1Ianb i'm Sabr
1907 nur 12 Sabrifer, bic 1889 glr
better beihGftieten uno 1874 artomr
bile heritellten, adblte, tunroen II
Sahre 1908 5218 Mlitomobile DO
f0,347 arbeiteru h 81 Gabriten PR
busiert.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-27

Continued on Page Seven)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-27

Actions, they say, in describing a
mans character, speak louder than
words.
But no louder than thoughts and mo-
tives.
1t isn't only what we do but why we
do it that counts.
For that reason you do anyone the
greatest injustice in the world when
you ascribe a bad motive to his good
or Indifferent deed.
When we reach the point-as some
scientists say we sometime will-where
we can see each others minds just as
plainly as we see their bodies, then we
can judge each others motives, and not
| until then.
But since for most of us it seems i'm
possible to wait for that time to do
our judging, we ought at least to be
on the safe side by allowing each deed
the best motive that could possibly
have prompted it.
And yet most people do the exact
opposite.
How often, for instance, you hear
some one say of a girl who does not
mingle easily with other people
"She's awfully stuck on herself. No
body's good enough for her. She does
mt want to have anything to do with
common people. She thinks it's dis
tinguished to be so standoffish.''
Many a time I have known girls
whose reserve was credited to such mo-
| tives to be really just plain shy. In
| addition to the suffering they endure
from shyness they also had to endure
| the injustice of being misunderstood.
If a prominent man does some very
kind thing, takes a lot of poor chill
| dren on an outing, or gives a large sum
| TO the fresh air fund or anything like
| that, there is always a host of people
who say, "Oh, he just did it for the
| advertisement"
| When a criticism like that dries ur
the wellspring of kindness in mans
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-27
EVENING
By...
Ruth
Cameron

heart, as 1 think it often does, I he
lieve those unjust critics are as guilty
Of taking the money away from the
poor people who would have received it
but for them, as if they had stolen it.
A very prominent vaudeville actor
recently offered to give up $1,000 of his
IS, 900 a week salary, if he could be let
off from appearing Sundays.
"Press agent stunt Wants to get
the good will of the religious people,
promptly criticised a good many peo-
pie.
Maybe-but then again maybe not.
And what harm would it do you to
give him the benefit of the doubt, be-
lieve him honest until you actually
knew that he was a sham?
"Oh, he's just jealous because I'm
doing better than he is How often
you hear people turn off criticism or
disapproval in that way.
And quite often the criticism or dis
approval is entirely just and the very
thing those who received it needed.
Il don't get along very we'll with the
people in my Office" I heard a young
man say just the other day, "but I
think it's because I'm getting more
money than the rest and they're jeal-
GUS"
And 1 happened to know that none
of the others knew how much money he
was getting and that it was simply
his disagreeable manner that made him
unpopular.
When you raise shield of false
judgment between yourself and criti-
cism in that way you hurt him whom
you misjudge, of course, but you hurt
yourself even more.
Indeed, that's the way with all in
Justice of this sort-you hurt those
whom you misjudge, but you always
hurt yourself even more, because you
are making yourself incapable of see
| ing the good in anybody and that is
one of the saddest things that can
happen to you.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-27
IRRIGATION DITCH Innings.

A test of the efficiency of various
types of ditch Innings in preventing
seepage is now being made by the
federal department of agriculture
The results of these experiments are
not yet ready, and may be given out
only in the form of bulletins, but a
brief account Of them may be Of in
terest
The test bitches are uniform in size
and of the following dimensions:
Depth 2 1-2 feet side slope 1-2 on
1, bottom width PIP feet, top width
10 fet, bottom length AZ IL feet, top
length so feet; surface area, SIS
square feet
with 1-2 inch coat of concrete of
different compositions, one containing
one part lime to two of Portland ce-
ment and one part of this mixture to
seven parts gravel; the other consist
ing of one part cement to four parts
gravel. Cost as follows:
Lime concrete: Labor, $3.50; mate
rial, SOS; total cost, $41.5O; per square
foot, sO.O72.
Concrete: Labor, $3.50; material,
$2S; total cost, $41.5O; per square
foot, $O.O72
One lining consists of brick dipped
in hot asphalt, laid fiat and then
flooded with hot asphalt.
Birch and asphalt: Labor s1237;
material, $25; total cost, $37.37 per
square foot, sO.O64.
Burlap coated with coal oil and la
ter covered with one-inch layer OF
soil, cost sOO1s per square foot
Clay puddle. 21-2 inches thick: La
Dor, 81; material, SO; total cost, $40;
per .uare foot, $O.O175.
Neat cement, one quarter inch coat,
formed by sprinkling dry cement on
the n1Oistened soil surface of the ditch:
Labor, $3.50, material, s5.75; total cost,
1925; per square foot, $0.011.
A coat of alkali puddle put on like
the clay puddle cost $O.025 per square
foot, and a coat of road oil at a cost
Of $0.00S per square foot was applied
to one ditch One ditch was left with
out lining.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-11-27

to give the new young man the eye OF
absolute strangerhood the next time
they meet.
1t declares that you must utter the
name of the girl first and not that OF
the man: Miss Jones, let me intro
duce my friend, Mr. Graham, who has
begged to be presented to YOU"
1t declares that no persons should
be introduced-except when social oc-
casion call for it-unless both parties
have expressed willingness to meet
1t declares that to withhold an intro
duction with any accidental meeting
between men and women is more polite
than to give it.
It declares-and oh. what an i'm
portant point that is-that it is unwise
to give a person who has been newly
introduced ones utmost condolences.
1t declares-but my closing senten-
cas shall be to the girl herself. the girl
visiting friends for the afternoon
spending the night with them, going
to them for her holidays, taking a
walk with her maiden chum.
AS we cannot pick and choose the
society of our friends, do not allow
yourself to fall into any intimacy with
young men your parents or guardians
do not know.
Do not introduce to your own friends
any young man you merely happen to
meet until your own home has stamped
him with approval.
Since you can't always help the in
trdouction, size the man up yourself,
and write to mother of every one that
comes along, so that the poor darling
won't fret about Tom, Dick or Harry.
Be wise yourself, and you will get
through the counting stage without
trouble, even if youth have a foolish
mother who has flung you into a giddy
set in the hope that it would give you
a start in the world.