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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-06-03

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America mother fair,
Queen of the earth the sea, the air.
The States, thy children, cling to thee,
And at thy shrine bend low the knee.
America, radiant band,
North, South, East, West hand casped in hand,
We guard thee WELL God give Us light,
And help US keep our affairs bright.
CHORUS.
America! All hail to thee.
Thanks be to God who made US free,
North, South, East, West, hand casped in hand
United we, thy children, stand.
Thy throne extends from sea to sea,
Thy scepter is our liberty;
The ermne is our flag so grand
Which proudly waves DER sea and land;
To grace thy brow Heaven lends Her crown,
With golden stars it's wreathed around,
And nature pOurs out at thy feet,
wealth Of treasure, rare and sweet.
Our Eagles wings proudly spread;
''Old Glory waves above thy head
All nations know that thy breast
Each wand ring child may find it's rest;
For liberty doth light the way
Through darkness unto perfect day.
America lift up thine eyes!
Thy God doth reign above the skies.
America our mother dear.
When thou dost CALL thy children hear,
And coming pray all strife shall cease
That God will bless our land with peace.
Jehovah Lord, to Thee raise
Our hymns of gratitude and praise,
Each State takes up the glad refrain,
A mighty chorus again.
m n
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-06-03

Twenty-four American girls have
married foreign titles. and in most
cases that il all they did marry. This
business has cost the American peo-
pie 49, millions Of good American
gold. 1t is ii pity To lose 80 much
and get so little In return but there il
consolation in the fact that twenty
four of our worthy young men are
fortunatein that they did not become
the husbands OF these silly girls. A
girl who thinks more OF title than
she does Of brains aud character al
WAYS makes "A mighty poor wife
Williamson Enterprise
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-06-03
UNITED.
A National Hymn.
(Copyrighted.)

BY Mrs. MARY SPEED MERCER.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-06-03

Henderson for A NJ 2:40 PM
4. NJ. M
Double Daily Yestu Service with through Pullman Sleeping Cars to
Baltimore, Philadelphia York
ane Norfolk business Portsmouth $50 m
-"Hson, c, address C. II.
Trayeln Passen
No Building,
Reafig
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-31

IL "Rdec. Prap."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-31

PRAY pc otroSko Sc je veselila,
da postane kratkem milostiva
gospa. Da, prav V kratkem. Cas-
il je bill skoraj prekratek "a vse
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-31
Staremu ~prijatelju, XII Sc je

cldreiHu pr~iJdteiJu, M sc JS
v dolgih letih izkazal, je treba
ohraniti zvestobo. Kdor trpi "a
nadleznim prehladom, maj ne po-
skusa VISA mogoca in nemogoea
sredstva, ampak maj 81 preskrbi
takoj pristni Pain E~xpeller".
Maj Sc drgne z MIN krepko pc
vratu, prsih ter stopalih in takoj
DO dobro. Pain Expeller Sc lah-
ko dobi v Ameriki pc vseh le-
karnah "a % centov steklenica.
Treba pa je patti, da Sc dobi
pristnega 2 varstveno znamko S
sidrom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-31
v RUDNIkIH.
Napisal Pavel Mihalek.
Ca ira, ca ira
(Stara pesem.)
I.

Ma Posavju je postalo nenava-
dino 1.-Two.
Clovek, Xxi je danes prvikrat
priSel v ia neObljudeni kraj, bi
gotovo mislil, da sc danes easti
kakega svetnika, ali pa hi stopil
v prvo rudarsko koGo in vprasal,
kaj sc je zgodilo V tel prijazni
dolini. Morda pa bi Sc tudi zacu-
den oziral pc rudarjih, XII so ia
dan postajali po cestah V veGjih
in manjSih skupinah ter Sc 1.-Two
razgovarjali. Nekateri so bill o.
bleceni p%raznieno. drugi V navad-
no, umazano delavno obleko, 20
pet tretJi pa so incl ma klobu-
XIII pripete sveze cvetice. Tudi il
visokega dimnika tam doll Sc da-
mes nj kadilo, kakor navadno o
TEN casu, in mala cerkev, XII lie
stala ma nizkem gricu, z nekda.j
rdece pobarvano zvonikovo sire
no je bila zaprta.
In kaj je bio danes tn posebne-
gaG Rudarji so Strajkali.
Revue in stare zcnice so hodi-
lie cd hiSe do hiSe in prinaSale "a
majhen dar najnovejsa poroGila
In ugibale, kaj Sc bo Sc zgodilo.
Med mimi jih je bio mnogo, Xxi
so trdile, da so re davno vse We
dele. zvedele so to baie IL nebeS-
kin znamenj, XII so Sc ponavljala
tisto leto izredno mnogokrat.
Tisto leto .ie vzhajalo solnce Ia
ko krvavordeGe in videlo Sc je
zvezd repatic, kadar je bilo nebo
jasno, kolikor re dolgo ne. Oh
Solntnih zahodih ie nebc rdevalo
in lastovice so odhajale tisto je-
sen kaj kmalu IL dezele. Kadar
Sc V prirodi porajajo TAXA INA
menja, Sc gotovo zgodi ka.j sla-
bega V dezeli. Stare zenice so to-
rel dobro SHUTTLE zlo, ko so pro-
rokovale o bliznji voini, kugi.
puntih
Res je priSlo.
Y rudnikih ma Posayju je "a
vrelo in zaslutilo Sc ie. da Sc bill
"a Sodni dan. LjudS" SO Sc ob We
cerih, ko je nebo rdevalo in zivi-
ma V hlevih tozno mukala. pre-
straSeni zapirali V svoja zaduhla
stanovania. Letosnja jesen je BIZ
La mad vse cudna in prihajala je
V dezelo s p%roroSkim licem.
Rudarji, siti trpincenja. poko-
PAM V vecnO bedo in muko, so
z%atrjevali, da trpe grozno krivico
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-31

in govorili so o slabem ziyljenju,
10 6loveskih pravicah in o gladu.
V niihovih praznih, temnih, pus-
tih duSah je nenadoma zablestela
iskrica S tajno mocjo vzpodbude
ter jim netila duha upornosti. In
kri jim je vzkipela in zakoprnela
pc necem nOvem, neznanem; IL
ust pa Jim je cesto prihajala trdi-
tev: "Ljudje smo."
Naposled Sc je pripetilo nekaj
cudnega. Sredi jutra so zaeeli ru-
darji ostavljati svoje delo in IL
darci kladiv V jamah so ponehali.
Zdelo sc je, kakor da Skratje "a
puseajo svoja podzemska skriva-
lisca in svoje neizmerne zaklade
ter sc podado ma zemljo, gledat
svetlo solnce in umirajoGo nara
vo.
Rudarji so korakali k pisarnam
rudniske druzbe. Ravnatelj je
ravnokar priSel svojo soho in
je, kadec dehteco smodko, gle
dial skozi okno, ko so Sc pricela
zbirati pred hiso mirno in brez
suma prva delavska krdela. Pri-
slo Jill je sto, dvesto, potem tri-
sto, vedno wee in veG, umazanih
jopieih in 2 bledimi upadlimi o.
brazi. Kmalu je bill veliki prostor
ped hiSO n%apolnjen 2 ljudmi.
Ravnatelj pri oknu je preble-
del in prestrasen poklical IL So
sedne sobe tajnika.
"Kaj hoGejo ii ljudjeY" ga
vprasa z vznemirjenim glasom in
pokaze z roko ma mnozico.
Tajnik Sc zagleda V mnozico
pred hiSo, s%komizgne 2 ramo ter
rece:
''Gotovo hoGejo kaj prositi -
ka-li?"
"Sedaj, OBJ tenn GasuY"
Tajnik zopet zmigne z rameni
IN prlstopl bllze k oknu.
"Zvemo takoj, gospod ravna-
tell" reGe. "Poslali so ravno-
kar poslance gori."
Ravnatelj je Sc bolj prebledel.
Preplasen sc je ozrl parkrat pc
Sobi gor in dol, pogledal tajnika
ter zaSkripal Z zobmi. Potem pa
je nanagloma sedel IN svoio pi-
Salno MILO. naredil otroSko-nedol-
zen in ravnoduSen obraz in Sc ma
videzno zagledal V neko pisanie.
Tajniku Sc je zazdehalo in ironi-
cen smehljaj mn je sinil pc lieu.
Obrnil Sc je cd ravnatelia prot
oknu in zrl ma m~nozico.
Tako sta pricakovala poslance.
~Spocetka je bio pred hiSo SC
precej mirno. Toda sum je pola-
gonna naraSGal in nemir Sc je Siril
boil in bolj. Tupatam so Sc "a
slisali glasni klici in cash je kdo
zaklical S samovestnim glasom:
"Poslanstvol"
(Dalje.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-31

- All Kaj "a tol Vzame ga, da
ne DO wee otrok. Obljubila mu je,
da postane njegova zena in on il
je poljubil roko. Tho sc je ma
smehnila tudi to Sc il je dozdeva-
10 komicno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16

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chg, AVS a. = spn
lfatams To ne aIff V n 1faham.
tdIiA Mhlfmaua ass II q daustisf
Tanh TO he aIfa r. e ceas. ttN w.
ssh Anf ~ haas htst
sherman To The wife % -hffuIaa.
els. Ava n daathtsf
Hrasn 80 the sifs u y nfoan ~
aiiis usnsfai haaHitaa kak !. dsnshs
ter
SHARPE 70 the sifs u n ahsffs
fltr. Aae ie : saa
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Walsh 10 thu Nifs " l. walsh. rlil.
Aus . rph
Ifendh rs the sifs q " rfrnch.
Min1f hospital AUS t. son.
Uansen are ths elfs u p ilAnssn
ta4s ith X Avs IL tauEhfsf
lehrHan=Ta the wife " A iahnsan.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16
MATT0X AND
CUPID FIGHT
SIDE BY SIDE
Oriental Wedding Ceremo-
MES VIII Not Be Modest
ed by Director of Con-
cessions.

Take Il from Director Of conees'
sions G. Ernest MatioS. mutt
known generally as Dan Cupid has
the love maklng CONCESSION on the
PAY Streak. and the department OF
concessions does not propose to
butt Ia on his game
Take Il from Many sallh. I'M.
prcssario Of the Streets OF Cairo,
this same Cupid person is hard
enc TO do business with and Il sa.
IN doesn't know. no one does, for
OF late Col ban has been giving the
larger part Of bis attention to the
big Oriental concession
Three weeks ago it was announc
ed that La nellc haya would wed
Caldo Chrnft Seehh on the CON.
Ing "Wednesday evening. and that
the ccremon, would take place In
public In the Streets Of Cara That
they twain might wed It Mas nee
essay that the bridet ehe give over
the church Of which she WAS mem.
Der and embrace Mnhammedanlsm,
the religion Of her prospective
spouse. lt didn't look like anything
particularly serious, but Il proved
TO be the first OF many interesting
little Jack pots that the def Col
Cupid had been busy arranging for
no sooner vas her prospective de.
fection from the church announced
than her eountrymen IN this city
rose In protest and denied eten her
hirthriKht
Impressarlo Sallh finally decided
to ignore the protests and 80 ahead
with the wedding. announcing al the
same time that he would present to
some lady IN the audience witness
Ing the ceremony a very vaiuahle
hedspFead IN Armenian neesilewoFk.
the winner 10 be decided by lot.
He tried to advertise this fact
through the newspapers. but the pa
peFs couldn't print It because Of a
healthy regard for the anti lottery
Law Then those who opposed the
marriage Of a Christian and No.
hammedan took hold Of the fight
from the lottery angle and made
protest 10 Director Of Concessions
Mattox, demanding that be prevent
the ceremony, upon the ground that
a lottery scheme vas attached.
They went al the amlAble direct
or Of concessions from a halfdozen
different ways. and they went good
and strong. but there was nothing
stirring.
7 had a deal on with Cupid my
self. one time, replied the director
Of concessions, and | am still
mighty well satisfied with the way
he treated me II be wants TO pull
off lottery to aid him in his work.
let him 20 TO II. lie can rob a hank
n he finds Il necessary. and he viii
stu find me backing his game It
y my private opinion that Belle
BatA and Cheriff have a right 10
wed whenever and wherever they
HE, Just as any other welI.resula,.
ed humans. It's none Of my affair
whether they pray to Allah or Con.
fueius. and ! do not believe II con.
cenrs any one else
Wherefore salih reitefa,es his an.
nouncement that Belle Baya and
Cheriff shall BE- made one on Wed.
nesday evening al . O'Clock, and in
full view Of all the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16


August ID iitg
sealed proposals sii y fsrsissd ~
the state taafi Of e1ntfni 81 the sisfs
qf Nstlinstan Il IT. affss gaYripls.
Washinaial sntH 10 oeiaak = ~
WsiassiAf September Is Ise1 faf faf.
aishlas supplies required ;ar he 81
uI1uiha commencing Elaiahsf Ifaf e.
NE Wsstsfn WashiaEfaH ifaaplfal ~
The insans the Essisfn wsshinntaa
Hospital fef he iessss ~ susie fafi.
lsntiafy ne state soldiers Hotas pii.
oilers raloar. stats IFaiains ha9f afafs
School fqf Deaf STATE Hrhaol f1f niirf
The insiliafinu Tor Feshis Minded ADD
ne Warrington stats Rstsfmafafg me
supplies include til iifassfies t4l flour
feed and fs4stahies III meats. a. mn
49, dfass ~ sisoifis supplies. III
palNts oils aHi siHts ~ statlsHsrf
f1l ffi nas.iis and fiaiainr fIO fdaia
aud shoes tlif leather anI fndfnsu
lisl tafesr sappiass fiii pheta sapi
r5ege..l. to b. .aslssi to The foue-
~ supplies are 10 b. delivered
frslEhi o snpfsss Ftspaid. 70 ne faiias
w fhs western wasaiaston us.p,t.i
fsF ne Insane At ths ias1iiaiies' Fars
Afrliard1fr
rar ths Eastern wasHinstan ns.uit,i
To- The iasans and faf the fnsfltliinn
Tor frebls AirIsd at The iaafifafians ~
Il
fof Tho State raalisatlary at the
Institution o. a. ihe dnpat 81 The wash.
inFlpn 4 Columbia River Railroad Or The
Oregon Railroad = SasiHailsn Co waiiA
Waiia All car lots 70 h. delivered I 3
fof The state SOLDIER Home and
Soldiers ceiauF ct offihE
~ ne Slate rfaiains ssto1i-at che
rof ne state School. iar %. Deaf .ud
Hlind-af NanroHFsH
Faf Tho slate RsfafmsiofY- Mon.
roe
The shove 10 he effective sssaniinr
IN Instances ahsfs special mention u
other asiitrfg is made in The proposal
blanks
Samples and hrsHds must he fur.
1ists1 when called faf an samples u
drY goods must bear original hfand aad
iu4ftlnfs An supplies are 10 ~ N he
best quality. and i nos tfa. 70 sample
q ta9a ~ not be received. bot VIII
- he'd subject 70 the ufdsf u IN. con.
tractor
Freight NJ stpfsss chasF.s on ali
samples submitted and Ftfft. LETTER
foHlAuE on ell lids MIST BE- pfspsii
Samples 90 ts addressed to M atsts
Board N Control Olympia
an bids and samples MrHT bear
= ditilnaulsfihE mark - thaf The same
ran be readily checked and compared
shieh mark must not b ne name "
NNNNNN
BIDS may he submitted on ali or
parl ~ ne supplies required Tor any
or oil Institutions
3 rhs blank forms furnished ty tbis
office MUST BE- used In submitting pro-
posals Otherwise proposals. viii not b.
considered
The board reserves the fishi 10
reject any Of ali bids
IN cases where brands o. srorsfis.
q other supplies are called for. Tho hid.
Der 4 70 stats The same dearly and to
rive ne exact size Or weight
Adfrsss ell proposals TO SLATE
Board N Control. olympia Washiufion
Maft enysl1pe plainly. Sealed Proposals
for Supplies
10 Any conditions Or exceptions must
b enclosed with and attached to Inc
30 on blank form not 10 the letter of
submission
ANY additional information required
VIII he furnished upon application 10
the hoard
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
ny A. caTwln. Chairman.
u uraagn aaeratarv
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16

LAS VEGAS. n. NJ. Aug iG.
Posses Of armed men are securing
the desert In the vicinity OF this
city today, trying TO effect the cap
ture Of an immense mountain lion
that escaped from a cage In which
Il was being exhibited. and caused
q panic among the crowd packed
about lis cage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16

San Frsncitco--The California
primary Law Will be given IL first
test In the election tomorrow. when
the voters will select the party
candidates ior the fall election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16

EIlensbvrg-O v. Kerstetter
forest ranger. has reported a gold
placer strike In the sWauk coun.
try. which mining men claim Is the
Richest ever made In the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16
BRIEFS BY WIRE

Taeoms-Detectivcs hope to %.
tain evidence to send Addle swain
and Frederick f4e Plante, under ar.
rest. to the penitentlary Tor white
slave traffic"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16

Atlantic City, N. 1.-THE prOprle-
tors Of amusement places say they
viii defy the authorities and VIC
late the law by remaining wide open
on Sundays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16

ssan~ood-Heayy rains have ex.
tinguished the forest fires that
have been ragin In this territory
for the last two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16

Noilte IL hereby given that there glil
be spacial meeting q the stookhoidsrs
Of the Western Furniture Afs % held
a. me office q said company. zoos On,
man az 90 Monday evening. ths ain
day Of hsptsmtsf. 1909, At Tao d m,
for The purpose u Increasing the capital
stock VI said company from $4,000 10
~ 900
Dated this ISL sAg Of July 1902
W ~ GOULD
W LfNDOw.
n 4 con,
o v DEAN
Trustees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16

SASH AND doom BARoAiSa
Gross panel docfs Tor paintins ms
Crett psnel feofs for sfainins ii 10
Cottage frnnt doors With fancy ea.
Gfarsd giasF and ornamental Apfun. n 20
front doors Tor medium priced houses
onli istt
COMPOSITION HooFING
i-piy. ueiKht u lbs Per square 81 IS
.sriyi wsisht ~ ihs per square. 81 10
tpiF. Asieht " lbs per square Vi IS
warning beware 81 cheap ilaht foaf.
insf ihAi afe not fuil weight
Craftsman o. mission doors irfi the
Kind for huuEaiuvs only 81 % rsf door
wii.LfkMs COLD HEAL FAINT.
Sold enY By O o. Williams CO. We
have no asents
isfaii1h cans. fise rer aailon.
t.faiien ans ~ % rsf raiian
heaHiifei rqiofs hay raiui FROM -
Get eur iitiis boob. Hos 20 paint =
mailed free
Buy Windows and doors from Us We
have qgf een mill ssll anyone shin ans.
HhHfri aaa hafa only one price send for
cur illustrated catalogue Matted nee.
postpaid. sithoui charge
q " WILLIAMS co.
Seattle. vast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16

Ia tslspheaed advertisements,
aStTt ArIuNs WANTED"
situations Wanted adFer"
iisementh. both male apd female
half cent a word.
"Hrir WANTED"
Advertisements beth Male and
Female
Oas feat Nerd
Minimum charge for Any "A 500
Ads un1af ali afhsf hfaAWtt
( cents per line sts words
counted 10 each line When
eharged Go account actual nutn-
bsr d lines So set Will be COUNT
81 seven Insertions made tor
tho price 81 ak. when ehnh
paid AN emp lines will be count
% a. tive lines
10 advertisers
Classification eaauet be given
after o. o'clock daily
BALLARD AGENCY - ?. "
Mullen 500 Hsllatd at3 OPP
cly Halt fhene naiiatt sos
MAlN ofFiet. seventh aN4
between rniau and University
Phones. Main ieagi Ind, aii,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

, Do not trust printed time ia. ,
= sles In newspapers. For time ,
> OF departure and arrival OF /,
trains telephone King Street ,
Station Information Bureau, ,
: Sunset. Main 274o, independ. ,
! ent III. /
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16

Tifs.stfs tracts titti aaa4 ssh ~sii
SEATED ~ dosh 81 = ssss ileftfff b
trFsr ashsssfman niafs- lie ehsffr Of
- NJ lrhrsaa
ootsn AVIAN NJ is ACRES saisf
treat ntfs fnar.a fhsds trees fins tsarh,
uHiI ttit ,tsfTut fit desn u 80 meath
- HE " Futfsf % taaf fshua ifsf
.. hsfple 10 m fefsnssns IL
raf taif 10 afrss fear tiorks ff1m
Everett inisfnrtaa. " Meade Etais val
isT al cleared Nlih Aaiaf on iaei tffN
81 atfs rhons hkia ttit tiit
. sol it.a1rs lots tiaafsti . milss
ifsm Hiifsfdais Faf sale ~ u-nsf.
4 fllis @ltalta
CONSULT Hsmusi csiifsf. III mailer
nuildinf ahnut fafnt ffait isHds affs-
ass etc
CITY REAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-16
Waterfront

CHEAP WIDOW tis ehirssu
fahfn isfgs piece u Land. siaas 60 sifssf
fafs and tfnfrf euls ttft Terms ist
dasn ~ meath Pee weed and saiff
Haa MfU tuFfman Henderson 81
EAflinsian store On nsH Hsnfhu iins. o.
iiNlmsus rashlsf iH Theses block ~
TWENTY krNEa so LAND ONE.
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fiji AID ~ ONE NILE kEAHnn
CAR LINZ TERMS
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foa colNAa nttfn
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hsmisn euanif nns hafss fHuf min
auar sHmr fHuuT HfaHt tHa rrs 70
fhififnf tour secs aHi I'll ti1ds %
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rect the aliens to the western states
or localities where the shortage Of la.
Dor Is greatest. There has been oppo-
sition to the activities Of this divi.
sion. and only the other day Secretary
Nagel turned down" recommends.
ton for Its abolition. There Is plenty
Of room for cooperation between the
federal agency and state bureaus Of
labor and immigration. Secretary vii.
sons explanation also emphasizes the
need Of scientific and practical teach.
ing Of agriculture In state colleges
and special schools. A good deal has
been written on the subject OF late,
and II certainly deserves all the at.
tention It receives. The drift city.
ward can be checked by making agri.
culture profitable and attractive as a
career. The liberal professions. we
are constantly told. are overcrowded,
and the average earnings In them too
small to compensate for the time and
labor spent IN preparation and wait.
ing. Agriculture Is very fa~ from be.
ing overcrowded. and tie possibili.
ties Of intensive cultivation. OF econ.
omy and improvement. are infinite
In this country
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A GOOD JOKE WHILE 1T LASTED.


Prof. Osler Is TO be congratu.
lated on having reached his sixtieth
birthday. not only hale and useful. but
unconcerned over the weird windings
OF the Osler legend. from which there
Is for him no escape wherever he may
go. Many good man who has said
a less sensible thing than Professor
Osler said. and who has had 1t dis.
torted in less maddening ways. has
gone to pieces under the strain. Wild.
ly trying to convince the world that
he never said what he was alleged to
have said. and fitting ever at the
windmills of nations testing. he has
soured or weakened In the end. Not
so with Osler. For him there has not
even been an effort at denial he has
laughed with the laughers. When the
talk Is about chloroform at GO he
has appreciated the Joke as much as
anybody. II anybody wants to believe
that this Is the Osler advice to the
world the professor Is willing. Such
being the case. this particular six.
tieth birthday at any event may safely
be said to have beeN passed In seren.
ity and ease. The example Is a good
one to many serious young man who
shows less elasticity at 30 or 40 than
Osler does at GO.