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The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

Of this work Of the hsndappng things which
with
they used TO do it They that with changing
character Of the worker the nightly They
expect 100 much Of the Recalling they
WheE under different circumstances they
suits from the workers efforts Disappointing sions
place OF phosophe calculations and directing initiatives They
come fault finders rather
comes the philosophy Of the old complaint Of the
no boss harder TO than the who did the
Al the time still that efforts
ever is competent director unless he knows the
duons under which such accomplished 40
complicated piece OF machinery without having
the machine and Of its Still less expect
hundred or thousand thousand individual
ing something Of human is possibilities.
Those who Of success
in their line somewhere developed
nature which allowed them capital
They learned accept inevitable They overlooked the
nonessentas and emphasized available
their ends Their apprentceships sneh
sFoyed their initiative and their knowledge
operation did not blind them conditions
Today Of the Of organization
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Bp Eomuno 6osse.

immobity physical He
would SIT together without limb
Fixed Of and only his lips shifting shivering
little without
The youth power
splendid quality Il rapid yet Tolube;
measured ornate and picturesque and houey.
His natural pOeness always talk
conemps sbuon xhe,
he could be neither kind But rule his courtesy
Of his blue eyes and lighted up the Of
hair he waved gavey wagghy company
The with which finished polished
II song,
abOred than a arks
feeling the verge Of faua-
csm.
1t absorbed him Ike religion. unaaggng
Of the supehumsn and value poetry
versaion stimulating.
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Bp 5obn Fl. DowIano.

managerial which the
worker in the ranks work IN the pIng great cities
and the separation Of class the understanding
the organizer and the organized develops growth OF
the modern business the department
managers chief clerks foremen and the whole catalogue
directors line between his ree
OF productive labor Management watchword
OF this establishment under which the his
individuality This productive worker willing
hands his management would becomes
neant Of that which and
inefficient n directing him.
There is disposition the tine manager
product Annapolis Point schools
turning out and The university turn
rg out the professional The divinity school making the
preachers
But all Of these virtually docnas
than IS the individual
y OF the follower especially experience men Bur
sharp the the productive the ranks
make showing nav be
the sharpest critics of management that exist.
Shall ever have the academic OF Technically
he learn how thing technically and sa
dencay can he learn how direct other doing Oe T
I doubt j.
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point from height is the approximation
kind has made the discovery vr By
vrhat potent compound Of electricity and dynamite By
child could destroy by
prphesied the ultimate extinction aeropne
vii For places mitabe Of destruction al the
disposal Of who raise $4,000
peradoes o his bidding
What this
ganized Itself for defense from enemies worlds
face absolutely unprotected from attack oppor
uniy which this gives the anarchist desperate
ceved by NJ Azf when be
Touons to resort TO the aerane the effective
OF destroying the government
II the governments do their absolutely
Of preparing for with they may con-
Ontsd by forces Of disorder weapons
against which they themselves viii be poweess they
he'll loose by making each other
he'll FIRE the modern cities OF the plain
In sheer seense the instinct sefpreservaton ought
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and the his And spirit
that mans dominion eliminates
Of God, and history him.
But that science celebrate such umphs,
light pathway there indispensable eondon-freedom
Freedom Of science is the hand the
the requirement truly religious spirit an IL
shenabie article in the faith living
Or is this rueg Has the church gagged
science until became either auxiliary Not the
Catholic church alone there that peril
Gus, for ,here the Much perOu covert
ubterranean against Protestant
orthodoxy, at pretending respect seeking
grade her handmade using OF the
godne OF science and denying the thereof
this IS the worst II cnfuses and than
arahemas launched by the against champions
Even II the science Of be today the
nOt-the science morality may have
the semblance Of freedom, but freedom itself
Protestant orthodoxy does have theological seminar
today where science Either orthodoxy science
the freedom sembanc But the that marching
orders What goal shall reach antecdenty Or
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tory TO the laws Of his life Science which ends
with souls Stars are easier to study than souls Man the
Of scientific interest today On the basis the knowledge viii
better know what and require
Of the first requirements that individuals
inward belonging together If the TO thrive
Humanity organism. This figure Of speech
TACT Hence every children in the slumss child
an my mother wife sister, daughter;
broken and bent burden Of SIN or wrons my
brother myself much hat fragment
without him. Therefore cannot be well when and where others
sick strong when and where others
Others are guilty. up when and where others down.
If we knew better than today-knew becoming
and growing and weaving and dngt would be
that we must draw the and the
knowledge understand the whole
leading fragment OF And is this that try
the king alone but the plain people, alone
tves denquents and dependents adults edrnhe
whole Of US do study.
our laws and morals faith and love- truth poetry
gon 1t is this higher that the subne region
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Bp Uu. z. Steao.

compel federae
with international tribunals interpreting
parliament whose decisions would be enforced
whose command appeal
absolutely forbidden
This may Utopia IS only
destruction OF civilization II refuse that
plane viii impossible. society may
hurled with hdeous and combustion perion
Ike Lucfer and his hosts in Paradise Lost"
The minds especially OF ruling slow perceive
the signs Of the times But the aeropn which
obsolete vii probably their significance
frontiers The the sir win everything
Il VII be impossible enforce the payment
imported By drying
OF the pdispose
duce and then abandon their
Bat meantime al the thoughtful
f minds upon the supreme question: When seOpan
and the old order goes what the place war?
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oddly enough happened be Guy Maupassnt
tide the fishing boat which saved him could
and the sailor wrapped him sail and peched him
deck where their
in loud voice until they back %
No physoogst who studied the physical condition
could avoid observing the violent elevation OF spirits which
constantly subject The slightest
pleasure admiration, him which scarcely
called anything but envuve He ike geyser
land which IS always smnng but which, il il
pieces OF turf thrown it. instantly bos angs
menacing column a the sky.
able persuade myself whether
pasodc action Of the and accompanied
the result OF habit
long continued but that produced fatigue II
Ualy subsided into graceful smiling
somnoenc out Of which, however would
santy call up again the surprising spssm the geyser.
Swinburne violent
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

reDel Else it not good
said Moses From
Old Manse ." Beauty deuSon" agreed
with him. For he said that truth Is beauty snd beauty
eyitabIy beautiful beautiful II
II Il wants the finishing the
whole truth
pulpit beauty said Gods creation
Gods supremacy perfection That
which is not beautiful is complete is imperfect
words, manners, faces o thoughts.
Schiller his esthecsl philosophical essays wrote thst
Beauty alone enfers happiness all that
forget their limitations Happiness aim And
without beauty happiness its Towering impossible
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Bp PROT. George IS. foster.

least what results the science perfectly clear
beforehand
OF this resistance the falsely
the Of religion. religion that preserved By
church that such church is the
Science obey law but own, goal
search truth
life through the eOored glasses
life all In this role religion becomes Dxt -epg
the stirring spirit
whole opposition 10 free science nothing opposition
To be know But this depTeSs
ulate. 1t is OF
spasks for those who I've when dead To
the truth knowledge
correcting itself the sting that proof
tudes OF the spirit and power the freedom
Our the stada Development Eitheing
which larger hfe pushes eos
eessiy We give up absOlutes nfaIbes
and Of il else give freedom Free
ing science fixed in dOgmas fastened subject
n
Cali is your teacher-ife.
business Of science think
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the building itself We have always ground
fair blooming gardens purgao
permitted TO forbid with dread
We choose creeds with the ehedc and tolerate
no virtue that has not acquired al in Benjamin Frankn phrase
the graces and beauties of
And we do az this and far than this the Of beauty
because nstnctvky realize journal
1853 that BeaRy
Scher analysis OF and dignity that Physical beauty the
sign Of interior beauty spiritual moral beauty which
basis, the principle, and unity o the beautiful
The great and good Of the agreed
herent value 1t is decoration and II is
merely skin deep Plato said in his Lys: For affirm that the
good the beautiful"
OF course goodness be lovely Of
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

its wing and fallen asleep apparently for the night
could blow the candles and steal
He hypertrophied intelligence
brain seemed weigh down and soy
light hedown body that Of fairy
In the streets he had the
have him passing ike Hoorn
threading the
gancng the left right something blown before the
boy and has written with half
much felicity and ador But by eompan-
ions that he made remarkably little swimming
feas were mainly of floating his little body tossing breakers
like cork.
This the OF the accident which
life when he bathing caught by the
OF the tide under the Porte
bis stroke He pursued shining hair
Ouspread and way by yachnan who
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

aihp Because when that viii revouone everything
The airship has come. and has stay.
The deliberate judgment the Italian military
1912 there viii be aeoplans the
in the bids accomplished
repeating these the
beginning admit that there may something
But what that something persons imaginative
ators Ike H g. Wells have dmly begun perceive
ahip planes reaching revolution
that transformed the world
cent beyond the hopes OF the greatest UtOpans
hcen beyond the fears Of the
called the the
of OF civilization
Be brother viii ay thee" the revoutonists
formula. will revived infinitely application;
the ahp represents destruction
ncalcuabe that places society mercy
any its component parts.
The aeopane dashn through the capa
bic Of dropping 100 pounds Of high explosives ssphyxang
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

cause Of their picturesque faaons grate fires for
the glad reason.
We choose clothes and hats view to having
them handsome.
We choose conversation TO the Drawing room favor
ties always things 1t is OF Prof George Herbert
Palmer that he relates Of his late wife, the brilliant Freeman
Palmer that she would almost anything
as It pretty Blunt speech ruled
equally with clothes character must be
fauteSs beautiful When college
candidates scholarship and conduct they him
final test And he dine like gentleman In fine
be must satisfy his colleagues the artistic.
Our hoer things proof 90
church for the graceful elegance the service handsome
music for the eloquent religious refinement Of
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

HINGS are finished when they are beautiful
And until they have beauty they are incom-
plete. We require that people be not only good
but wise, and not only wise but comely.
And We make the same demands of every
thing else. Truth must be beautiful or we will
not accept it. Goodness must be beautiful or
we prefer TO sin. Or, rather, il is as we per-
eeive the loveliness OF truth and goodness that
we are willing 10 forsake everything else and
follow them. And until that loveliness becomes
clear 10 US 10 fear OF FIRE and birthstone and
no loathing of deceit suffice to move US
We would far rather be humbugged We
prefer lovely pillowy illusions 10 stony truths.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
Swinburne Abnormal in UQbole Betno.

He absolutely normal man or woman as we
describe nOrmality is rarely, indeed, an in
ventor, or seer, or even a person Of remark
able mental energy. These reflections are nat
ural in looking back upon the constitution Of
Swinburne, which 1 believe to have been one
of the most extraordinary that has been OBJ
served in our time.
He was short, with shoulders that sloped
more than a woman's, from which rose a long
and slender neck, surmOunted by an enormous
head The Uranium was out Of all proportion
TO the rest Of the structure. His spine was
rigid. He seemed never TO bend his back He
did not know fatigue. His agility and bright
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
One Ching Not Iearneo in School.

Is is an age when in the great financial, indus
trial, and commercial world success must
come 10 the young man through ability as
director Of other mems energies. The time was
when the single individual. by his own mental
and bodily effort attained success. But sue
cess today is Of longer, broader measure. One
man, directing himself and performing the
work, may not attain It. He must be an or
ganizer, capable Of choosing other men to do
the literal work
In recent years that old fashioned organ
izer Of men who grew up from the ranks, be-
ginning with the post Of messenger boy, has
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rs the Aeroplane Narbtnoer Of peace?

I does not require much prescience 10 foresee
that ornaments viii soon go the way OF armo-,
and that twelve-inch guns will soon be as obso-
lete as the six-foot bow. The coming OF the
aeroplane viii revolutionize everything.
Austria, it is said is about TO launch out
into huge expenditure on Dreadnoughts The
king OF Italy showed q keener insight into the
probabilities Of the future when he said two
years ago:
Why should we spend two millions over
huge irOnclad when there is every reason TO be-
heve an aeroplane costing no more than mo-
tor car may reduce it 10 old iron before Il
leaves the stOcksy'
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free Science ano the Cburcb.

JR human development is in the direction Of
more comprehensive and complete dominion
over nature. The world at once summons US to
struggle, and supplies with the weapons OF
our warfare. At the lowest stage Of life this
warfare is wellnigh unconscious. 1t is the
struggle OF the animal whose instinct is not a
natural endowment, but an experiential
achievement-an instinct in the light Of which
X seeks what helps, and shuns what harms
its life.
But when we mount up to man we find that
he has formed weapon which puts him in
a class by himself, and makes an infinite de-
-
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He challenged largely who has
bad business in minor capacity through long years
and others must lose that
something S essential in the manager Of men,
The other day owning large home city
touched phase Of the situation On this supern-
hands The superintendent Is
supposed do strictly manual labor not asked TO be in
the field o'clock in the morning and get the barn with his
team al o'clock the evening
But that the thing the him doing the other
day when the proprietor suddenly to the farm 10 see how
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science. with this power
nealculab Of the unknown He pursue his hid
ing place until only him, but offers itself his
ally
However in the triumphs science
forget that Professionally tumphs
benefit that the burden life been mmeasuraby
creased for mutudes thereby prob
lem still 10 be
In due time from the study his
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still have lively emphasis with which NJ
dAehrentha assured the the
peace apostles could be pOhtab than
the paramen the
ships for when the ahp fortresses
thing The German minister
that they allowed sight Of the
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

almost mechanical heard him complain
ache a toohache
He required little sleep and occasionally when have
him in the evening after saying goodnight he has simply
the deep sofa his sitting his little together
against his sde folded his fock like grasshopper
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We cherish uncomfortable traditions despite their dis
comforts for the burn candles be-
Arizona republican., 1909-09-26

took the name of the Little Butte Mines company.
 It was desired then, about April, l, that Mir Girand surrender the option and a new contract was entered into with him by the defendants. He was given certain notes and about 1000 shares of the stock was turned over to him, but nothing is asked for in the complaint on that account.
 Further. in consideration of the sur render of the option it was agreed on the part of the defendants that MT. Girand should be made the consulting engineer of the company at salary of s250 a month and that with the sinking of each 100 feet in which ore was shown his salary would be increased $100 per month. but the limit placed on such increase was S750 d month. The contract was to be in effect for a year.
 It is alleged that there is now due him on that contract s1,516.15, no part of which has been paid, and he asks judgment for that amount.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-26
Whew, How 1 Hate Heat!
Say Mir. and Mrs. Fat

Is it any wonder that fat people hate hot weather? If your heart and lungs and stomach were bound around with layer after layer of false flesh that gave out a terrible and unnatural heat and that interfered with their normal functions you would understand the aversion of fat people to hot weather. There is ab- soIutely no reason for fat people stay ing fat in this age of triumph. We do not advise drugging yourself, diet ing, or exercising yourself to death, but there is a method that has been proven successful. It is the famous Marmola tablets which do the work of removing fat exactly like nature intends it should be done. They stop the digestive organs from producing fat. They seek out the fat as it lies around the body and remove 1t at the rate of from F to 15 ounces a day. These little tablets are made from the great Marmola prescription and compressed into hard tablets by tremendous power. You may carry one in your pocket and always eat a meal in peace of mind, for you know that the tablet will get you the best results from such a meal. These tablets contain nothing but Marmola, Cascara Aromatic and Pep permint Water, but they do their work so pleasantly, harmlessly, and so fast that you will be surprised. They are sold by every druggist, price 75 cts. per case, or if you prefer you may write the Marmola Com pany, Detroit Mich.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-26
4 WITNESS CLAIM
 FOR GAME LAW FINES
The Case of the Los Angeles Sportsmen
 Recalled.

Attorney Chas. Woof has laid claim before the board of supervisors for half the amount of the aggregate fines im- posed upon party of Los Angeles capitalists last July for shooting white wings in the vicinity of Tempe and shipping them out of the territory. It was the exportation of the birds that constituted the offense which was not palliated by the fact as shooters all legged. that the birds were intended for the hospital of the Y. NJ. C. A. of Los Angeles.
 The information that the violation of the law was going on was sent to the office of the sheriff by MT. Woolf and Deputy Sheriff Wave Davis was sent out to bring in the violators. He found them at Maricopa. They had already retired to their private car for the night and in a short time would have been on their way.
 When the deputy entered the car, the sportsmcn crawled out of their berths in their pajamas and remon- strated. It was finally arranged that they should be brought before the near est Justice of the Peace of this county and that was Justice Carr at Tempe. The special car was run back to Tem- pc at a cost of S200 and the gentlemen still clad in their pajamas filed like ghosts along the midnight street to the office of the justice. All pleaded guilty and each paid a fine of SIS. There were ten members of the party, the fines aggregating $50. MT. Woolf Il. l,.UE -fs I,s.
 The claim will probably be allowed, though under a technical construction of the law it might be denied. The law provides that half the fine in such cases shall go to the school fund and the other half to the person on whose testimony the conviction is obtained In these cases there was no testimony since the defendants pleaded guilty.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-26
Newbro's Herpicide Stands the Test
 of Time
The Original remedy to kill the dandruff qerm.

Any article depending solely up- on its advertising to achieve sue cess is never lasting. The history of Newbro's Herpi- eide is one of continued success. There is nothing of romance about it, the story being simply one of natural irresistible growth. Herpicide has been advertised to be sure, that its success is due more largely to real merit than to the Company's publicity campaign. More Herpicide is sold every year by satisfied friends, by happy use- IT'S, singing its praises to others, than by the newspaper advertising. PRAISED BY THE MINISTRY "I find Newbro's Herpicide, in every way, coming up to the highest standard of excel fence. We have used it in our family for several years and have recommended it to many friends in need of such a rem edy, and in no case have we ever heard anything but the highest praise from those who have used it."
 (Sisned) A. F. Ragatz, Pastor M. E. Church, Love- land, Fla.
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Arizona republican., 1909-09-26

The unstinted praise of the late Governor Johnson by the press of the whole country is another reminder that the days of violent partisanshfp have passed-let us hope never to re- turn. As we get further away from the evil passions which so long sur vived the civil war. level-headed citi- zens are more and more ready to con cede that a mans patriotism. or the lack of it, is not determined by his political beliefs.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-26

the literary tastes of young Kermit. And we must say that it Is a crack Ing good" Iist-one that even pr. Eliot would find difficulty in improving. It begins with the Bible and ends with "Pickwick," and includes the worlds best essays, histories, poems and novels.
 Whatever it may cost Scribner's to publish Mir. Roosevelt's African Game Trails" they are certain to find their contract with MT. Roosevelt a good investment, for everybody will wish to read in the magazine the story, as written by himself, of the African wanderings of the worlds most remarkable citizen.