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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-13

at $3.50 a. m; George H. Hull, superin-
tendent. Services at 1880 D. m.
Third Christian, Fourteenth avenue
and Thirty-ninth street. Sunday scnool
at $3.50 a. m. DR.. ]. H. Nichols, superin-
tendent. Services at 10:45 a. m.
! First Methodist. corner Fifth ave
nue. and Nineteenth street. Rev. R. B.
Williams. pastor. Services at 10:45 a.
m. and 1880 p. m by Rev. Theodore
Kemp, president of Illinois Wesleyan.
Bloomington. Mrs. d. G. Hayes will
sing at the morning service.
Spencer Memorial Methodist. cor
ner Forty-third street and Seventh
avenue. Rev. F. E. Shut, pastor.
Sunday school at $50. Preaching at
1O:45 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Epworth
! league at GAS p. m. Morning sub
| ject, THE Divine Law of Supply"
Evening subject, THE Divine Law of
| Growth
German Methodist, corner Fourteenth
street and Sixth avenue Rev. William
| Schoenig, pastor. Sunday school at
| $50. Preaching at 1920 a. m and
1880 p. N.
Free Methodist, Ninth avenue and
Fifteenth street Rev. John Harvey.
pastor Sunday school at 9:45 a. N.
Services at 10:45 a. m. and 1880
p. m.
Wyman A. M. e. Mission, Thirteenth
street and Fifth avenue. Rev. S. Nc
Dowell, pastor. Services at II a. m.
and D. N. and p. M.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-13

Trinity Episcopal church, Nine
teenth street and Sixth avenue. Rev.
Granville H. Sherwood, rector. Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Services at 1880
and 10:45 a. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-13

half avenue. Mass at s and 10 a. m.
Sunday school at p. m. Vespers at 3.
St. Mary's Roman Catholic. corner
of Fourth avenue and Twenty-second
street. Father Adolph Geyer, pastor.
Mass at and 1890 a. m.
ST. Joseph's Roman Catholic. corner
Second avenue and Fourteenth street.
Dean ]. ]. Quinn, pastor. Mass at 1880,
$3.50 and 1890 a. m. Vespers at 1880
D. m. Sunday school at 9:10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
Sfglae @ebbeIeIfe fra Wntpnt.af,

Sfsige @ebbeIcIic fra gotent.g(o.
pofaterne WilIiamiom & Werfonf.
'Hr. 925-933 metropolitan 9ife
Bldg. (fpr Guaranty 2oon), Minne.
apoIis, Minn., ct | ben forIsbne llqe
felgenoe Eatenter tiIoeIt Minneiofa
90 Safota Opfinbere:
] Bjornlie, Elkton, S D, Threshing ma
chine attachment. r 3 4 c BONN.
Colfax, N d, Flowing apparatus. K
Buttweiler, Freeport, MINI, Disk sharp
ener. RB Disbrow, Owatonna, MINI,
Combined churn and butterworker. c
A Fisher. Grand Forks, N d, Envelop
cutter. H c Goeltz, st Paul, MINI, Sad
IRON heater and oven. II p Hanson.
Albert Lea, MINI. Hanger Tor elevated
rails. CL Hofwolt, Salem, S d. Draft
evener attachment. w A McWatty.
Proctor, Mimi, Brake ratchet shield. r
Meyor. Norris, MINI. Ditching ma
chime apparatus. A A Monsop. No St
raul, Mimi, Railway telephonine SIG.
mailing. MN Mosley, St Paul. MINI
locomotive. John Neswold, St Paul
MINI. Gearing. w G Nymon, Arpus.
vile, n d, Press. Tony Oswald. Cano-
va S D, Grain car door. Wilkie Tinker
Anamoosa, I'd, Tank heater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
Sub Dnkntn.

1~Ibnrbnelie. SeIen 6. Seim er
lonpont til Boftmeiter ! Woreau,
Berfins County.
SfjsS fin tSnitrm. Sobn q. Sobn.
Jon ! Spsmicf ifiso og or9bte Den
lite os. lin Snitrii, ntebens bum iao
reo Spmaifinen I oeres Siem. San
iprang oerpaa til Ell gtobo % for
talte, at bans Sltitru bar Ing. 81
nancie1e 8orpifIinger antages at
bare ~foritprret bans Sinh. San Ell
for blepen INFECT for at bore bel
~itaaenbe, % ban iolgte fornpltg lin
Sarm for at flptte til Oregon.
Gm gpb Segpmbelie. De iaar no
tagne 9pggetinaoelier | aberdeen be-
lsber fig til 100000; | Samiar an.
brog De til $4,000 og / Sebrliar til
$67,605. Oette er betpoelig bebre
eib forrise gar, ga Saminr og Sebr.
fiin belsb fig til $4,000. De for
rige gor ubitebte 9pggetillaoelier
omfattebe en- 89rbi al oper 112 Ntil.
lion Collars, % Dog penter man at
9pgeetrofifen iaar pil blipe meget
itgrre.
Srnet az Sneitorm % ltlpe. Wtiis
9lanf,e McDuffee, en- 2prerinbe |
Soreitpine, palgte forleoen gftermios
Gag at forblipe | Sfolebuiet beGlere
emo at pope iig no | ben rpgenbe
Sneitorm. Sa oct leo no paa afte'
men lasbe Storinel Jig, men ba III
oene begpnbte at opfsre en- aoncert
/ Nerbeoen al Sfolebuiet, fanot hun
oct trpegeit at forblipe Der ODER Scat
ten, omenblfisnt oct piitnof bar no.
get triit.
SemgIet eftrr icr Iars Sorlsb. -
Sheriff Smonion | Goberts Gountp
fom oen 3bie bs. iii aberbeen meo
Thomas Gail, iom | 1904 unooeg
fra Goimtpfpngilet. San por bleoen
p~oogreben / Colorado Springs, Col,
en- llges Sio for. anflaeen bar Snb'
brubstpoeri / 6. 90. Seniens gutif
@ilmot, g. Sof. Sousen bapoc
mi bopt mere enc npf af oenne Slags
Sribeo, og ban BAD pent ON al
maatte faa GnIeoning til of erflpre
fig ifpIbig. Gettc blep bam tilitaaet,
bporpoo CONNER We9fultp iosms'
bam ire Iars Slaperi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
5alinnrIotn.

Tr. Mapp til Gnrppa. Or. @il
liam s. Mopo, Den befjenoie afrur!
| Hod)eiter, tiItraaote Den 2oen Dtarti
Ell @eiie til europa. San leoiage
oes at fin 5amiIie % Here genner
TsbsfalS / Iiamar. ". g. Guami
Snitrn Murtbo oebe forrige Ssnoat
aften / oeres Stem / @ilmar eftel
npgen Sio for at p9re rnmmet al G
SIagtiIfpIoe. 9eerapelien fdno
Ben 3bie Steb fra ben Iiitberife Sri
firfe, bnor Noit. Witaelion forrette
De, meo gii9ttelie peo Sairpicm
Mrs. Martba Stas Guam bar loo
/ ptre Renoalen, Worge | 1850 oG
fom til @ilmor | 1874, boor bur
oct felgenbe aar bIep gift meo u. =
Guam. DC bopoe | tit segteifab ottt
Born, bporaf fem lepcr.
Stort &raftanlrg beb Wanfato'
On flor SGmniiig bill / CONNER BIZ
be opiert peo Rapioan, bpor Goniu'
mers' Gofper 60. bar Iifret Jig Saao-
FRAT, og til en- 9egpnbeIie bar bette
Sirna fiebt oct eleftriife Sps. %
@nsoGrf / Ionfato. arbeioet pao
ben npe G9rnning err anereoe be-
gpnot, ibet 140 Wtailb % mango Rnr
Seite aaereoe beifieftiges. Wem az
ter | 9sbet at Sominereu at ipsiel.
iptte minoit 200 Wanb, % Irbeio9
IfaI bore farbigt ben lite 0ecbr. Gen
gamIe Msllebpgning beo Iaptoon
piI bIipe benpttet til 2ogibus og Spi'
ieiteo for arbeiSerne, Sette pil BIZ
be ct ret betpbeligt arbeioe, ioet
0Gmninacn I frroig Stano oil bore
60 500 bei - en- eneIte iolto Utus'e
al Staol % Cement =, fcIteroe meo
tilberenoe Sterilization omtrent
$250,00O. 9ette Goniumers' 20.
tuer 60, Der egentlig bsrer biemne
I Chicago og for Rinneiotos Beo.
fommenbe bar fit S~opeofporter I
StiIlputer, ifol ogiaa bnpe iifret 'ig
2psonIrg / 5oriba,ilt, Reb @ina oe
Stiqmater, iantt 8anofraft | Gon.
non 1saIs % ct. Groir; pioere ifal
De bape erboerpet 8orfiebsret paa
2nsanIug / Swotonna og albert Sea.
Meh oct npe anlea peb &apiom og
Sc TO araftftationer | Cannon Sails
on ct. Groir bill benne &orporation
fllnnc ltoitrpffe fine eleftriife SEQ.
ninoer iii mango gper | bernie Del al
statcn, oq efterbpert iom De lagte
1laner fommcr for 0aaen, oes mere
ltorilaane ipnes De at blipe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

- ertrafne, imffeg oiffOrt 0r
~ uus Qrrf tsrifisuiae. Nv
3. BORRESEN. DEBORAH. Ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
Neiiebrep ira noerffc Weiten
e.. g. Srgusoal.)

Mlerebe fgr bar iea pee HeiieIiloriuger
tot 2rierne poer Cascade og &Iippes
b~ierscne. 8]euregaus iaar pt tase en- Sur
iammen baaSe tiuanbs % ttIbanbs I
Staterne oeS Saciicsa piten. @i fan
Iigeinainnrt tn9e lib pna StiIebapet mcb
BET famine. Neoe | g~lpemunoinsen
IberSeen, @aIbirgton laa Stibet "Snns
to Ionica" % tog iub Gait. Settle Stib
or fsrt al Den 9irpe aaptein e. Dion -
Ell breS rorIf SrDabeo. Gan bar iaa benz
liz at aiue mig fri 8eiie fra aberbeen,
@aib. til Snu Sraneisco. Gal.
Stibet IagSe no peb SertiSeu ON Rcrs
gcncu, men oa pi Tom til S~fiergaarben
fiinSc hi pan @rnnb al Sturm % Ses
gang life fontme pper. Sti1cbapet bar
eauite mooiat al title. Sdpct breo inos
oper Iad BET orsrcbe og Stumipreiten
ippttcbe poIoicmt opcr Sdnferue. Si
bleo Scrior IisgcnSe Der ! "iuruIt Taro"
ooer ct 9eau. Set bar life pdrifeliet at
bolNe Tooet oppe, iaolGnae pi laa troens
for S!irradarocr. Set bar euoeI. iont
forIiireSc ia, al Ser bebspebeS bare itert
@ilie, bIunoet meo ~Selpirageition" til
at bolbe Ssipaen noe. Ren bisie, iom
brautebe met iputes at bIi dnerebne
fcrit, o. @Hicn os ~SeIuiusseitionen"
off flsiteu. Sorisstc iaa I9nse Oct LOB
iia giere, al boIoe mig paa "Sena" men
unoer incre o. pcre Srroninaer itoe ieg
beo IrfpGrtct o. cfrebc til Ncptun. Seg
bleo ina magtitiaalet, at bet bar bare
iaapibt iea fluSe bragg MIG til 9eien
os irb ruIeoe ieg baaoe meS Soerfrntte
OF Sfc pan. storm 90 bet Seedra bar
BET paa oseubis % bet tcs belle IRE Gage
iuoen pi rat ircm til San Sraueisec.
Ren en- Sio inseu pi naaeee 8oIseu
@ate, Iom Suoieilinsen I'll Sdn 6rdn'
cisco talSes, bapee pi patferi geir, Sior'
ben Iaa ipeiEbIant bIanot be met roo
mautifc @ahlrcmsipeIier. IA Zig err
BET 'paa eipSieiIaeien osiaa, Der pegIer
mcuem Storm oe Stiae:
"Suart nippes pi oppe
paa geIserues Soppe.
mart nGrmes pi @ruroer I flhperoe
Sprins."
ga geir % Sap bIep mere roIiee III
pt je fiere tore SpaIFife iom Iad 90
boItreoe is pppc | Sapfabcn. ga pi be-
epnote at narme os @oIsen @nte Tom
en- bel Sci al pisie mGrteIi9e Siiie, ION
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
gnflaaet for sISsnoairttelIe.

gnflaset for SlospaaiGtteIie. =
Golp blep ben lite os. itiaet FOR 81
itriftsretten | Miiabp og anflaset fol
SlospaoiGttelie innrt for at bare er
boernet Venge unoer. faIife 5oregi
BENDER. MnfIoge6e 8i6ne .er gnoren
&iinm. GuIp bIep urreiteret | 2etbt
bridge, CANADA, bportil ban bar fling
tet meo omtrent $4,000, iom De-
paaftaaes ban erboerpeoe iig pct
Spig. San fi9rnpeoe tappert moi
at blipe iiofeperet fra Canada, men
maatte Dog tiIfioit sipe efter. -
'Mfanoer~ er ienere Ieslaot, oa mar
life bapoe tiIitr9ffeIige geniier MOI
bam.
Jor bib ! Sneitormcn. Miis au.
gitita &enorifion, Der Dor hos lin 81.
tier, Wrs. Carl gnebere, | Smeg.
men al Settinger, bopbe forIeoen Dag
beisgt en- Hobo 6a bum paa Silent
oeien for pilo | en- Sneitorm. Sum
traf tiliioit pan en- forfalben 9pbpg'
gerbDtte, bbori Der. boerfen par Der
eaer @inbiier, men oa Stormen ra.
iebe meo frpsteIig araft, iegte bun
Dog 2p inoeitfor 6e io%rfalone Srgge.
Ser tilbragte bun % Elmer, meoens
Der Den belle Sio bar benimoo 80
@raoer unber NiiI, og bun piloe uoen
Sbil bare frosiet libel bnis bun life
itrar efter at Stormen bapbe laat fig
bar bleben opoaget al en- Habo. Sen'
bes S9noer os 5sooer par oa for.
og bun par eaers | en- ballot
Silitano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
Mnrn Dukntu.

1'nrp g"H"i"'
0cicitalb brGnbt. g.. @. Wias
oeie5toIb / 5ouaIos brenote forleoer
n,eS eff Cab at SO, 800. Set lpffe'
bes at brinae Seftene no. SIoen fret
iio fra en- operbeoet Spn.
GcrSifulS @ape ira Ifrifa. Or.
@ebyter WerrifteIo, forbp. Brpiibent
for Stotcns llniperiitet, bar fra Nj
,rifa. hpor han for Sioen er pno
Heiie, ienot llniperiitetet en- meaet
foIrbor @ape. Oct er en- bnggen Ster
nreb en- S;nifription, Scr oatcrer Iia
heIt ti[boae iii garet 1850 for Sri
I'll SsSieI. Stcnen bar pPret Ell Del
al set forhiItoriffe Sernpel &ornaf.
oc,,Ser ~
netop blepne crgoniicreoe ! Stonlep,
nemlig Sta,llep Saroipnre 70. o9
Stonlep Supplement 90, begge men
en- &apttol al $4,000. Zen tort.
npprte Sorretntng forcitoaeS al
Sbeobore Gperiou iom GrGiioent
@abe 3bompion, giceprGiioent, ol
Oscar Sarel, SefretPr og Gos'erer.
Wfr. gperion er cgioa RrGitoent Tor
ben nrben 6%orretntng.
Sorf,,o.r rctsi;o II, scr;so,f,e
0iesfnn,,,T @enSefe MronNS;nrfs bor
forTount rptsIio 11nhpr,sopIie meh
Scnipn iii bnorban Saifel Slien for
leoen fom nfbose Der / 8pen. Som
oct bill erinbres falbt Slien neo INF
ser Irbeioet poo @rert Nortberu go.
mems BRO Der / 9pcn, og Sicefoniu'
len bill forisge at trpfte 9anen til
Nnipor % mrligens tpinge 0en til
at uobetoIe SlienS gftcrInote / Nor.
&c Ell gritatning.
nn o,:e m.,
S""Untui g Gu 80
te[ ltu e. u1o ntsU.tl'I
VtuIto So'i' p'p'n pepu,'os't ~
~u"oItul, w pun y iUta,Bs
ttse W uue'. ou'
Sumo. Der peo nrrmere llnberisaclie
piitc ia at lice al SanoifrGf. Der
blco Itror ira l~lniperiitetct tclegrafc.
RET i'll 8aIbinston eitey Ell M 9e.
bor0liua. Ser M for ferite Sang mco
ScI6 blep prepct ~peItenfor Spiaing.
buernc.
e..:.,, .:,,,..s o,rb,, M.
Pul ~ 80 ainssnr, ~.
us..;sa u 80. o.,
Su't..s.yt O' es S,nTs nnm'
oS S"Ot..Ss W go. 49, ,,cs ~
tu,,u oG'S eono . ao," mf,'
%'pt'"' W P-oooo a. ~
" nTt n'Cpnt 'Stt5 .uns -,
po.t.." Gtu' srs' sS.p 49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08

Suterter.

"Nin Mober pIagebes meget af
Rbeumatisme, og Or. WiIes' imerte-
ItiGenbe Iiler err set eneite Ii66el,
iom biGIper benoe."
MRS. g.. Sabenport,
&opefieIo, g. $.
Slpoenoe @igt. Iinbres nGiten al
tiS meo Or. @iles' imerteItiaen6e
Yiner. De unoertrpffer IigeIe0es
Den irriterenSe Ierpsiitet Tom fore.
bpgger Sspn, forbi De beroliger Ser
perne. De er uunbp9rIige | lanspa.
riae SiIf9Ioe. Senpttet eiter Sorifrii.
terne opb9per De Snbet % forebpg.
GER Smerternes ip9ffen6e Sslger,
Iom bpppig enber | gffrGfteIie.
Nongc 9i0enSe briiger Dem meo flor
SiIireosbeb, uaar SmitGnoigbeoernc
frGper set, bporfor eier De iffe2
Saa en- gsffe hos Sercs apotbcfer.
Srue ben efter 6orifrifterne, og bpis
BEN life saoner Gem, bill ban retur.
mere 9ereS 8enne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-08
Rssispslt aflutte TN SGattur % CT M yaa sismvetsi
Ioenter Snjfes

Tor ppr nne @ fpmplette Bog 'Rooseyeits ThFiIIing
Experiences In the xHds Of Afrika". Sneeholoer
gpeutnr fra tdas Saet paa niIoe Eur nneer
ben bergmte afrifi3eiie. Stpr nbadue, Inn slSO,
p5cT 100 Siber. panorroer al SuuiirdtipRet fra 5ctes
graher, uosines paa GHeelH o. SpcHi. Speetelf
lapt 5iltnh. Senb lOc FOR ipmplet ubfnr. TiLiirtu
Q. ENGSTROM, Dept. G. wayeriy Publish
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-03
THE TRAGEDY or THE STEW
Hungry Curriers' Found Their Expecte1
Meat Under Water and Food
for the Fishes.

Among the many Americans who
spend the winter regularly at ST. Mo-
ritz, the luxurious snow-mantled Swiss
village 5000 feet above the sea, no
one is more popular than William j.
Orthwein, the noted American curler.
Mr. Orthwein, at the last meeting
Of the st. Moritz Curling club, told an
amusing story of an Irish stew.
1--WE were playing Davos,' said the
rudy and robust American Il told
the men not to bother abo It lunches
or snacks; l would have superb
Irish stew sent down from the Kuhn.
The Kuhn, you know is famous for
its Irish stews.
We'll, the stew arrived before the
match was finished and to keep it
warm three or four top coats were
laid over IT,
Then play ended. and we all hast
ened toward the great pot of fragrant
stew with joyous hearts. But alas!
on lifting the coats we found moth
ing beneath them but round hole.
The pot had melted It's way through
the ice. and lay hidden under two
feet of cold water
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-03
HIGHEST TYPE OF GENTLEMAN
He Whose "Manners" Have Become
"Manner" Through Common
Practice of Courtesy

Good manners serve to lubricate the
cogs and bearings of the social ma.
chlnery, but in the case of the expert
practitioner OF acts of courtesy and
Difference all good manners by and by
are merged into composite product,
which is no longer called manners"
but merely manner" This is a great
deal more than mere politeness. II
comprehends all that man or woman
has and is in the way Of thoughtful
ness, self-sacrifce, good humor, tact,
insight and sympathy It is the very
essence of graciousness without con
descension. It makes the poor man
forget his patched and shabby cloth
ing 1t puts one who is not at home
in strange surroundings perfectly at
his ease; it 0bliterates caste distinc-
ton between one who has nothing
and one who has everything. It rides
no horse SO high that it cannot dis
mount to play the good Samaritan.
And withal, there is serene uncon-
seriousness on the part of the person
whose manners have become manner
that his unVarying gentility is any
thing unusual. He studiously avoids
advertising himself as the epitome of
a gentleman. His acts of generous
kindness seem as natural and as sim
pie as walking or falling asleep. He
makes it seem as though his benefi-
ciary was bestowing the favor and not
himself, and he is unwilling to admit
that by anything he has done he has
placed any man under an obligation.
The mannerless man believes all
minor courtesies superfuous. He be-
lieves i'll being downright, direct,
brusque, or, as he calls it, business
like" To his way of thinking time
saved is money saved, and he gets
more done, as he supposes, by his
abridgement of ceremony. He thinks
there is something masterful, Napo-
leonic, and impressive to other men in
his curt MUNICIPALITIES and close
clipped calculations, Suayity and ur-
banity seem to him to involve con-
fession of weakness. - Philadelphia
Ledger.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-03
sIGHs FOR GOOD OLD DAYS
of Mothers Goodnight
illustrations

Will Carleton, poet, author of Farm
Ballads" City Ballads" and other bal.
lads and poems too numerous to emu
merate, was POSTMASTER at the recent
dinner given. by the Canadian Camp
in the Hotel Aston His poetic fancy
couldn't be denied, and he was in the
midst of comparison Of the deep
woods and solitude with the gay lights
of Broadway before his auditors knew
1t, and the advantage, according to
Mr. Carleton, lay entirely with the
wilderness
art is a struggle toward the In,
finite" he declared, but, unlike ma
ture, will never burn its bridge. Ma.
ture will struggle on and on fearless,
ly, confident of itself. Yes, nature has
the call, and man is ever crying Back
to nature.
81 recall the story of man who
wished himself a boy again back on
the New England farm. / wish, said
he, that could go back 40 years and
as a boy, go to my dear old mother
and have her put me to bed. after
making me kneel down and say, Nov
| lay me- and then tuck me in. And
it would not be the real thing unless
she gave me the sincere cuff on the
side of the head with the admonition,
Now, Jimmy, don't let me hear any.
thing from you till morning!" Oh,
those were the good, old days.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-03
STRANGE PAINTINGS IN CAVE
No one Vet Has Been Able to De.
cipher Their Meaning-Must BE
Centuries Old.

The old Indian cave recently dis
covered about two miles from Gins,
Wash. has been visited by many per-
sons during the last few weeks. There
are a large number of Indian paint
ings on the interior walls OF the cave,
but so far no one seeing them mas
been able to decipher any meaning.
The cave has a sand floor, which
seems very strange, as 1t is one OF
the highest cliffs, which is practically
all rock in the surroundings. The
sand must have been carried there,
where it forms level floor
Some of the visitors have dug into
this floor, hoping to find some hidden
treasures, but so far nothing has been
reported, although holes more than
three feet deep have been dug into
the sand.
The cave is large enough to make
shelter for $50 to 300 persons stand
ing, and no doubt was valuable as
set to the Indian tribe that made it.
Part of the cave appears to be of a
natural cavity made by the disinte-
grated lava rock, while good portion
Of it must have been worked out In Il
crude way by human hands 1000 or
more years ago.
There is still another wonder that
produces thought for study as to its
probable use, and that is a window
carved through the cliff rocks about Is
rods from the cave. This window is
about a foot wide by three feet in
height
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-03
OvERSTRAlNING
YOUTHFUL MORALS
TContinued from page II


tremendous moral strain on his children.
The woman who does not live in her
family as a Christian woman, who lets
down her standard anywhere is burden
ing her children with temptation.
2. Problem of Cooperation with
Church. The church stands in the
community to promote character, NOR
atty, righteousness and holy life.l With
the growth of these the church grows:
with the decline of the church these
decline. 1t easily follows that the
church is the great guardian of home
and society.
To aid the church while it cultivates,
stimulates, and directs the best i'm
pulses is a responsibility which the
home cannot probably neglect. The
church must have the help of the home
in creating proper regard for the SER
vice which it exists to perform. A
lack of reverence for. and a sense of
the important place the church should
Grafton, calls for greater care in the
home training.
The Son of Man found imperfections
and serious neglect of duty as he
walked among the seven churches.
Nevertheless he did not withdraw he
still walked in their midst. We will do
well both to love and teach our children
to love that institution in the midst of
which walks the Lord of Life.
3. The Home is vitality Related to
the Problems of Society. Men draw
broad line between public and private,
thinking that the evils of society can
be cured without paying any attention
to the virtues of the household, or that
wholesome family life can be main
tanned without regard to the atmos-
phere of society.
/ am not prophet, but venture the
assertion that if this country is to be
moved by the power of God, it will not
be by better preaching and the multi
plying OF agencies for righteousness
valuable as these may be, but by the
making of our homes right. The home
is the preliminary battle-ground where
evil is to be fought in it's incipiency
We had better withdraw little from
the scramble of business, society and
pleasure and give ourselves with more
care to this work of preparing the child
for true manhood and womanhood and
developing it for life and eternity.
Whenever you have acknowledged
the delegation of this duty and entered
heartily and faithfully into your re-
sponsibility, you have entered into the
glory of the Kingdom of Home.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-03
TOBACCO AND BOYS

A recent study of the boys in the
four classes of high school in COM
munity where the use of Tobacco is very
prevalent among both men and boys,
showed the following facts and figures:-
One boy remained in the fourth year
class out of eight who started in the
first year, and he was not user of
tobacco. In the third year class eight
remained out of tWenty-six who had
entered the first year. Of these three
out of four non-users were doing good
school work while the four users were
all doing poor work. The second year
twenty-eight enrolled the year before,
and of these FIVE out of six abstainers
were doing satisfactory work and six
out of seven smokers were falling be-
hind. Exact figures could not be Sc
cured as to those who had dropped out
during the three years, but enough to
show that at least eighty per cent of
them had formed the habit of smoking
before they entered the high school.
The same community shows an I'M
usually large per cent of boys who quit
school while in the grammar grades or
who finish these fail to enter the high
school.
Is it not about time for the teachers
who have been credited with doing eff
fective work in bringing up a genera
ton Of voters who are putting an end
to saloons and their business, to put
the stress on the more fundamental evil
of smoking?
Ought not county and city superin-
tendents to insist that applicants for
license to teach and for school positions
should teach the evils of tobacco using
by example as well as by precept?
Ought it to be possible for young teach
ers and would-be teachers on their first
visit to our state and sectional teachers
associations, or our state educational
institutions, to behold the shining ex-
ample of men high in our educational
councils indulging in the filthy weed in
public defiance of the law of the state?
Verify we must search and recover
the jewel of consistency if we expect
our teaching to have the moral effect
that the people have a right to expect.
e. E. VanCleve, Murphysboro, H.,
in School News and Practical Educator.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-02-03
Want Their Own Academy.

A strong movement is said to be
on foot in France to form French
academy for women The 40 immortals
the ladies all the more eager to have
a little academy of their own. The
movement is headed by the countess
of Noailles, the duchesse de Rohan
and duchesse dues. They argue that
literature is neither male nor female
and that the question of sex should
not be considered.