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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18

caused him to be sought for all over
the country. Every church that he
has ever pastored he made it the
mecca of the connection
His agency in bringing about friend
ly relation between the races is per-
haps as remarkable as his pastoral
success. He has been called into
constant conference on matters of
most serious Importance by governors
of states that were in his diocese.
Bishop Tyree was elected bishop
in 1900 at Columbus, Ohio, and since
that time has. presided over Arkansas,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and
seven years in Texas. He has been
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18

It's a funny old world, and one
never knows what to expect The
great democratic landslide resulting
from the recent elections even made
the most hopeful of the democrats sit
up and take notice. Even the ever
hopeful Champ Clark was startled. 1t
has not been SO long ago that he
made the assertion that he would
drive pair of Missouri mules down
Pennsylvania avenue in Washington
if he was made speaker of the house.
Looks like he is going to have the
chance. He was permitted to pre-
empt the prize when there seemed
little hope of winning it, and now
there will be but Slight, if any, oppo-
sition to his candidcy.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18
OPPORTUNITIES ARE SEEKING
GOOD MEN.

Never in the history of the world
was opportunity more persistently
seeking the man. Opportunity is
reaching out for the man who can do
things; the man who can make good.
In all professions, in every walk OF
life, opportunity is standing on tip
toe reckoning to those coming along
the pathway of life. and is pointing
the way to success, to life, to fortune.
This is an advanced age, and oppof-
tunity has vast tasks to perform, great
works to be done. To seize opportu-
nifty the man must be qualified; he
must be equipped with the education,
the training, the tact, the will, the
determination.
Never were opportunities greater
than now to accomplish great things;
never were there more opportunities
to reap wealth, fame, and a name in
history The great things of this
world have not yet been achieved.
True, some great things have been
accomplished, but this old world is
but on the Threshold of greater
development, a greater achievement
in the many lines Of advancement-in
engineering, in building, in aeronau-
tics, in science, in philosophy, in re-
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18
Weather Conditions.

Three areas of low pressure appear
upon this mornings map; one is over
the New England states and the east
ern lake region, another is near the
mouth of the Mississippi, while the
third extends from southwestern Can
ada southwark over the Plateau dis
trict. Precipitation has occurred in
the Gulf states, the Pacific states,
Idaho and Michigan. Temperatures
are somewhat higher in the South At
lantic states. The weather is cloudy
and slightly warmer in Texas this
morning, with northerly winds and
falling barometer Unsettled weather
is indicated for this vicinity during
the next sc hours, with rain tonight
or Saturday.
T. R. Taylor.
Official in Charge.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18

to Europe, and was a member of the
Ecumenical conference that met in
London. He preached in Rhode Chap
ell, and made great impression. He
also visited continental Europe.
Bishop Tyree is essentially an
evangelist, and is known as being one
of the greatest preachers of his race.
He has perhaps brought more people
into the church than any other man.
He is large hearted, genial and
shrewd man, much beloved by all who
know him. His public utterances have
commanded universal respect by rea-
son of their sanity and manliness.
~ Reporter.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18

shaking the town to its very founda-
tions After the robbers have been
permitted a good start then the hunt
begins 1t is quite noticeable, how
ever, that the officers never run up
on the fleeing men who get away
with the booty But then it is quite
on the part of the Off
GERS to Investigate"
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18
A Broken Back,

That pain in your back caused by
lumbago, stiff muscles or a strain, is
an easy thing to get rid of. Billiards.
Snow Liniment cures rheumatism,
lumbago, sore and stiff muscles,
strains, sprains, cuts, burns, bruises,
scalds and all aches and pains. You
need a bottle in your house.
Sold by the Bratton Drug Co.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18

When a bank robbery is pulled off
the news of it usually winds up with
the assertion that the officers are in
vestigating. The officers are usually
mot there" when the explosions are
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18

There is a Sulphur Springs, Texas,
farmer who this year grew two bales
of cotton on one acre of ground. This
same farmer last year raised 100 bush
els of corn to the acre. He does in
tensive farming, and uses good horse
sense, backed by experience. That
man will get along.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18

Turkeys are scare. In fact they
are so scarce-and dear-that many
Palestine families will have to con-
tent themselves with roast chicken,
roast duck, baked fish, etc, etc, for
their Thanksgiving dinners.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18

Governor-elect Colquitt is perhaps
by this time signing for political rest.
Those candidates for appointive Of
fees are certainly a pesteriferously
persistent aggregation of political pie
hunters Awful.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18

Yes, Charlie, there are far more op-
portunities these days than there are
young men to take advantage of them.
Just think it over.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18

The press dispatches tell us Presi-
dent Taft wrote his forthcoming mes
sage to congress while at sea. 1t
seems the whole republican party is
at sea just now.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18
WEATHER BULLETIN.
Published BY Authority of the secre.
tary of Agriculture.

For Palestine and vicinity until Z
p. m. Saturday: Tonight and Saturday
unsettled weather; rain tonight or
Saturday.
Temperature: Lowest last night,
46; highest yesterday, so.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-11-18

Roosevelt has not suffered such a
long period OF silence in 10, these
many years.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02
MARVEL OF AIR FLIGHTS.

II HE storm that had formed Ia the West Indies
had ripped the big forcsailS Into ribbons, and
the bark rode with her nose 10 the hurricane thc
vclocIty OF the wind great To burl fore
hand from his footing The piled
up Into seethng hills of water which occasionally
broke over the forward deck with bOO1 and roar-
on 10 the wndward OF the snug West Indian
regular steamers was labormg heavily In the storm,
aud the spray was whipped along her decks In swift
white sheets that drove along like vollcy of shot.
The darkened sky the awesomc tumult OF waters
and the shrieking oppressed the soul, and the eye
ranged the waste of waters II behed dcsolaton
before which life itself must shrink. And the bird
seemed strangely out OF place amid that gigantic
disturbance OF wind and water This living unit of
blood md flesh, whose flight made the speed of the
wind seem futile, gave the storm more interesting
aspect.
The stormy petrol is tiny bird, but its wing
power Is Amazing and Its endurance nothing shore
OF narve vellous. What remarkable store OF energy
II carries in Its fral body, It's motor II miracle
OF power II breasts the utmost fury OF tile storm
and skins with incredible velocity the trough OF the
waves gliding like a winged comet over the snowy
crests The petrol knows not fatigue apparently
for n frequently has been observed as far as Two
thon-ard miles from tho nearest land
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02

Court he is made to the society until be can get
a permanent home In charitable institution, lie
learns for the first time in his life what II is to have
warm bath well prepared meal and comfortable
bed. Then home is found for him, the best that In
stutional life afford, and the boy passes out OF
the Of ;he Chidren's Society. His Is not In
the least remarkable. He is one OF the 100000
Red haired boys ana tow haired girls, black and
brown and yellow crowned youngsters pour In and
out Of the ChlldreDs Society headquarters at Twenty
second und Fourth avenue, in Increasing
bers year after year the population grows. The
society protects them from physical abuse aud moral
degradation, provides temporary relief for the des
tute and finds permanent homes for them IL neces
sary; proSecutes all engaged iii robbne them
of their honesty and their innocence in prodng by
their degradation.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02
The Crucible.

II a boy happens 10 become good and industrious,
desirable member Of society," then be has risen above
the evils of his early environment II be turns out
he not exnctly boon and blessing TO mankind but
an improvement bis mother. he stl Il TO be cou-
sdercd success and triumph for Institutional train
ing II the other hand be should turn out not az
all n worthy member OF society he Is not 10 be won
dered After all he Is what might have been cx-
pccted
But there other boys and girls who come under
the OF the society who present problems not
easily solved Here few records which will Give
some Idea OF the many perplexites which beset the
path or the person who is seeking 90 solve the prob
lem Of Juvenile crime and vagrancy for which en-
ironment does not account
Boy with good home, surroundings In every way
desirable well dressed, in need OF money, when
ten years broke into shoe store and stole several
pairs of shoes. lie tried Tor this offence and
discharged.
When eleven years old be was charged With steal
ing pocketbook from a woman in the street con
victed Of grand larceny and paroed ON suspended
sentence
A. twoI-e bc r-V cop-c'oA - vr7Td '7-oo0v ror
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02
MICROSC O P T

The society has no plan for reforming children by
surgery. At least, literally The depart.
expects plod along the path II has marked
for Itself with the doggcd persistence that Is required
for the attainment of all important ends. The results
may be observable 10 q short time for many
years. They may be In accord with what has been
learned already may afford startling disclosures
hitherto unknown to the experienced workers in these
fields The society cherishes expectations OF
speedy returns for endcavors. Patience
racy and unrcmittlng enforcement of remedial agen-
cicS Its watch words. and its emblem is the
scapel as has been supposed but the investigating
Instruments of the scientist,
1t Is true that at times surgical operations may be
ommendcd although Superintendent Thomas D.
Walsh, who has been connected with the society for
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02

many wears said TO HERALD rcporter thar be never
had seen boy In all his experience who had become
IL criminal result of full or good boy when
the lump caused by fail was removed Operations
for adeuoids and for swollen onslls undoubtedly VIII
be recommended for some OF the children. exactly as
these operations recommended for perfectly good
children who have come within the society
building
The remedy Will vary with the Individual case and
wIll be principally directed toward Improvement
of the nervous condition 1t may Include medical treat
meut surgical treatment or simply change OF en-
yironment That Will be decided according to tho
fucts OF the particular case.
Boys Two Sides.
One of The cases which has before the society
already that of a boy who seems to be congenta
DELINQUENT. He is the OF well to do man who
provides an excellent home for his family. where all
the conditions are OF the best There Is nothing 10
the home environment at least nothing apparent
which possibly could account for the boys delin
ouency Tho boy Is very docile and sweet Is never
bad tempered and Is apparently obedient But he Is
continually engaged in working out dishonest schemes
whereby be get money. He is well dressed ana
has all the money 10 which boys of his are accus
toned but be continues 20 think out plans for extor
Ing money from friends of the family
when he Is found out and rcproachcd With his
wroncdong he does not attempt to deny It but do
cilely admits his guilt and he knew what he did
was wrong Nevertheless be Immediately begins to
nlay similar scheme just ms dishonest as the one
ne has so recently been regretting
This has happened many lines that bis father
hns become discouraged in his efforts 10 Improve the
boy and has appealed to the society for mid Inyes
atou of the has brought out the facts that events
which took place at the time OF the boys birth and
for some time previously to It which vitnly affected
bis mother may have been the cause Of making the
boy a delinquent
new department VIII give. this boy has been taken
from his home and placed IN institution where hs
rrii have tho constant compsuionsh1 ~ rerfr-rtIv
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02
The Red Headed Boy.

Much or the material with which the new depart
nent viii have deal drifts into the society thus
Dear sir society
"Plcasc call at 1st between 81 aud % and you
will lind a red headed boy who hns home. and hls
mother Is bum and goes With NIL tho buns. 1t
would be god send to put him away.
A mother"
A ray Of light thus cast across the path of the red
barred boy results in a visit from the agent OF the
Chldrcns Society who finds him accurately de
scribcd both as personal charms and home sur
roundlngs Nor has the social circle of bis mother
been unjusty characterized The mother Is drunk
ard md worse the friend and daily associate OF
petty thieves and bceears Sometimes she deserts
her home for days and leaves the boy 10 his
devices 10 the companonshIp OF others. only less
destitute than himself
Sometimes she has wrctchcd lodgings, which the
boy shares and 10 which be is witness to innumer-
able brnws and deb9uches In the mind OF the boy
two convictions the fruit OF much observation grow
and wax strong-one Is that a mother Is person
whose principal is TO send fot beer and the
other Is that home is plocc whose altar all
things including the heads OF the family broken
In time OF stress.
AS to tho future be himself the victim OF a
heritage. The neighbors have warned him Of it's In
eyltable triumph so have the policemen, and has
his mother when she has noticed him at all This
heritage is that be viii be put away" It has hap
pencd several times TO his mother, and II he under
stood hereditary traits he would AT once concedc that
being put away" WAS one OF them.
As Is he awaits his doom without question and f.
not all surprised when the Chidrcn's Society ap
pears him He feels II his duty 10 protest
Ipartly because II Is the tradition Of the nelghborbood
TO and also because the love OF liberty is strong
w" 's led and after session IN tho ch'dren'
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02

snatching a pocketbook from woman's hand and
was sent to The Catholic Protectory
Soon after coming out the Catholic Protectory he
found intoxicated, taken before the Court ON the
charge of improper guardianship and discharged, as
found that there evidences of Improper
guardianship and his home good one.
a few months later, just before he sixteen he
was convicted of petit larceny for stealing horse
blanket and yyas sent the House OF Refuge.
Boy OF leo years home conditions apparently ex-
cellcnt charged with burglary, discharged
At eleven charged with stealing brass and lead. dis
charged
At twelve, convicted OF stealing bicycle; paroled
suspended sentence
At thirteen implicated In stealing Lead discharged.
At fourteen convicted OF burglary and sentenced
to the Juvenile Asylum.
At fifteen convicted Of breaking glass in show
case; discharged.
Boy OF thirteen good home. convicted of grand lar
ccny FOR snatchIng handing; pOfoed suspended
sentence.
Arrested four times in the following year for grand
larceny. petit larceny dlsordcrly conduct and bur
glary; discharged paroled suspended sentence.
What is 10 account for this sort OF boy since en-
yironment docs not? That is what the Ch1drcns
Society is asking And this question accounts in
some measure for the new department.
Not Always the Knife.
When 1t was announced that the society about
open department for the reformation of juvenile
crIminnIs IT was at concluded that the society
had In view widespread operations for turning bad
boys and girls good ones on the theory that all
evil behavior in youth was the result OF some abb
normal construction OF the skull OF OF some other
physicnl malformstiop.
IL WIS currently reported that the society would
engage lnre force Of physicians to perform mystorI
ous operations that were to result in tho Immediate
reformation Of Juvenile delinquency md to cause
the instant return the paths of virtue Of oil chill
dren who from their Infancy had becu more or less
~ n h,-son ,,aor the oonmurI.v
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-02

Coryrcht Herald All rights rcser7ed)
NEW YORK Saturday.
r. VERY delinquent child In New York city is TO
4 be carefully. thoroughly and scientifically
Analysed He Is. as It were. TO be placed un-
L. der microscope. His ancestry is to be ex-
amined and conclusions to be drawn as to
his progeny.
All this is the effort to discover whether the juve
nile deliquent a hereditary criminal; whether be is
the result Of environment the product of mental
or nervous condition which * conGenital and which
has transmitted 10 him tendencies which render him
difficult of control and apparently without moral
sense.
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Chill
dreu is nj work the delinquent now and It's new
department OF psychiatry and neurology VIII search
ont with an exact eye the weaknesses disorders
that are blamed the generation of crime and weak
ness.
The society has cared for 100000 children during
its existence OF thrty6ve years. Every child in the
city who has become sufficiently delinquent 10 be ap
pretended vioator Of the laws has been under It's
care from time to time. The cases Of nearly nifty
thousand children considered last year, Thus
the society in the natural course of It's business
sweeps into It's headquarters all children who In any
circumstances would be proper subjects Of such In
oulry and again In the natural trend of it's affairs Oh
serves their development, for a few years at least
Its records been precisely and fully kept
for many years that they arc constantly In the ser
Vice of the courts when information touching par
tcuar cases l. required Therefore the -ocety needs
only to call science aid in the gathering of these
statistics to become perfectly equipped bureau of
the utmost importance to all who interested in
improving the
Dr. ~ c. Scblapp Of the Cornell University Mcdi.
cal School. is the head OF the new department,
for which charts have been prepared which viii re-
cord the Information gathered about the chld's
ccstry Symbols are be used to indicate normal an-
sestry, alcohol epilepsy. hereditary imbecity. ac-
sulrcd imbeclity. insanity, hereditary blindness ac-
mired blindness tuberculosis hereditary deafness
acquired deafness and other physical conditions. The
mothers history Is to be scanned especially in order
DO discover whether she has suffered amy shock of
rlml Importance since the beginning Of her married
life
The Washington times., 1910-12-23
FINAL RESULTS OF BRITISH
ELECTIONS.

The British elections haze resulted
IN clear majority for the government
coalition and a mandate TO proceed
with the reform Of the house OF lords.
It would be idle for Us on this side
OF the water TO speculate on the pre-
else plans for tbe future, since there
is so much difference Of opinion among
those who are in the thick Of the fight.
The proposition on which the govern
ment appealed to the country was
TO substitute for the house of lords
as at present constituted a second
chamber on a popular instead of heredi-
tary basis But until such substi-
tuition could be effected 1t was pro
posed that the lords be denied the
power OF rejecting or amending a
money bill"
The speaker Of the house was TO
decide whether a measure came within
any Of the enumerated categories
which were declared to constitute a
money biE. When any measure other
than money bill has passed the
commons in three successive sessions
1t shall become law. notwithstanding
its rejection or amendment BY the
lords, provided that at least two wears
have elapsed between the introduction
of the bill and the date on which It
passes the house for the third time.
This is the measure which the coun-
try has undoubtedly Endorsed. It Is
highly probable that the peers viii
yield without forcing the King 70
create 500 liberal peers, but it is still
more probable that in the meantime
another conference may be called in
the hope Of working out some com
promise agreement.
The election has given a mandate
for some kind Of Irish home rule. and
the Irish nationalists, holding the
balance Of power, are in high feather.
Everything may be postponed, how
ever, in favor Of election reform and
the abolition Of plural voting, which
would strengthen the hands Of the
liberals 70 carry out the remainder o.
thelT program
s, One pbass Of the 'gsaSefu Eeyo.u,
The Washington times., 1910-12-23

Why Just thinking Cary passed House. add
the clerks 1t would add over 100000
and in arausernents
who wise and who take such
hand the commercial something
nothing than
OF
You supposed composite
going
will come thousands
printed paper world
dollars busy2
Why something? Why
spend
Deputy hgsoundng get
mogene excite yourself
stand 1 explained
replied you
labelling you
titles your banquets
make o
title of somethingor
feminine
why don't get
something money
keeping you alive"
Wink didn't you mention Louis wnige He's candidate for vice
Andrew asked the question
wftha
title He doesn't keen in
noticed when thew mt him
that all busy didn't get his
in paper nor anything of that Int
Congress
circles he does
idea quit work and
talking friendship the local public
service corporations; should"
There Andrew Interrupted get peevfsh he
be spite o handicaps"