New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-30
DON'T BE GROUCHY.

is applicable in law only to persons of full
African descent.
DON'T BE GROUCHY.
When you say a yes or mo-
Add a little to 1t;
Gruffness stingeth like a blow
OftentiInes we rue 1t.
Sow a little sunshine round
Nothing could be cheaper;
. If it falls on fallow ground
You will be the reaper.
Tongues are such unruly slaves
Always idly running;
Words are such contentious knaVes
Full of wileS and cunning.
Curb them wisely. If you can;
Tone them down with honey:
IT will help this pleasant plan
If your thoughts are sunny.
Cleveland Plain Dealer
former member of the Holy Ghost and
Is religious colony at Shiloh, Me-. writing
in The Portland Express-Advertiser,
says: II think 1 may confidently predict
that in five years Shiloh will have passed
out of existence great many will forget
it. the ones who know of it through the
newspapers, but there are the hundreds
who will always be affected by it and can
never help remembering-old men who
have gone there with their all, expecting
to end their lives in Gods service: young
men and women who have gone there with
the evangeist's spirit burning within them
and lived away perhaps the best and NEST
useful ten years of their lives
II see that the ministers are referring to
the Johnson-Jeffries fight as moral calam-
How 90 they know"
Know what?
THAT Johnson will win:"-Houston Post
An agricultural freak is shown in an
Illustration in the current number of
"Haus. Hof und Garten" in the shape of
two potatoes held together by seven
linked chain The chain must have been
dropped and remained unnoticed on the
field and a potato formed in both of the
end links. They grew through the iron
rings and are now held there firmly the
iron bands having depressed them at the
points of contact. They were picked up
at Schoenow. near Bernau. Germany.
THE SYSTEM.
Whene'er a fault is found to-day
In any avocation.
Each critics able to display
ready explanation.
Some of our actors rant or leer.
OF yore they would have Missed EN-:
But they are not TO blame you'll hear
The troubles with the system
When fortunes to vast sums extend
Greet one who tells them how to spend .
Their superintendent treasure
Don't utter resentment free.
Nor with the sinners list EN-;
Excessive gain is due, you see
Entirely TO the system.
No longer need logieians DIV
Their studied elocution:
Each problem is disposed OF by
This ready made solution
Fen weather prophets incorrect
Smile till you can't resist EN-
And calmly say that the defect
Is in the solar system.
Washington Star.
Edward Hyatt. superintendent of Puh,ic
instruction in CALIFORNIA; In q recent re
port tells of the value of the AUTOMOBILES
as n means of knitting rural community
into strong school organization. The
town OF Imperial is the pioneer in the use
Of the motor car 1t has a great, big pas-
senger and freight automobile truck which
cost $500. Every day ii makes trips into
the country. gathering up the older chill
dren for the agricultural high school and
the younger ones for grammar school in
the town. The machine has seats in front
and freight compartment In rear 1T
can carry three tons of freight and can
travel twenty miles an hour" writes Mr..
Hyatt 1T can take twenty people AZ load
snd can haul big bundles of trees, plouehs.
hsrrows. bales of hay, sacks of grain. 1t
gathers up the milk going TO the creamery.
The farmers and their wives utilize ia
regular trips to fetch and carry from tn.
town or To go az passengers themselves
fare two bits, The load of children is