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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04
EXCITED ABOUT JoINTIsT.
Grinstead Says Though He Was Con-
victed Can't Get Him Into Jail.

Judge V. B. Grinstead, of Liberal, has
returned to his home after coming TO
Topeka to seek assistance from the ats
torney general regarding F. T. Muir
ply, of Seward county, who twice has
been convicted of violation of the pro-
hibitory law but has not been jailed,
though twice sentenced and efforts
made to enforce the sentence.
Charges that politics are responsible
for the situation were made by Judge
Grinstead, who declared that the clerk
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04

A. W. Thompson, Ella P True. Ro-
gene Tobin. w. G. Tandy Lou E. Till
son, H. I. Woods. E. G. Wilson, Miss
Whittlesey, Miss Wingert, Annis White,
C. B. Wright, Ella NJ. Washburn,
Gladys West. Mrs Ethel Williams,
Anna M Wright, Minnie Wilson, VIII
Wolfe, Mabel NJ. Wolford, Fred T.
Walker, -Thos. w. Williams
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04
SKIN AFFECTIONS
WHETHER ON INFANT OR GROWN
PERSON CURED BY ZEMO
AND ZEMO SOAP.
AN UNUSUAL OFFER

The Cosser Drug Co says to every
person, be it man, or woman or child,
who has an irritated, tender or itching
skin to come to our our store and pro-
cure a bottle of ZEMO and a cake of
ZEMO soap and if you are not entirely
satisfied with results come back and
get your money. So confident are we
of the efficacy of this clean, simple
treatment, that we make you this un-
usual offer.
ZEMO is a clean liquid for external
use that has cured so many cases #
eczema, pimples, dandruff and other
forms of skin eruption Zemo and
ZEN4O soap are sold by druggists every
where and in Topeka by o. A. Rosser
523 Kansas avenue. Zemo and Zemo
soap are the most economical as well
as the cleanest and most effective
treatment for affections of the skin or
scalp, whether on infant or grown
person.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04

refuses to issue the commitment une1s
after election. He also charged that che
clerk was acting under instructions
from the judge of the district court
which sounds like a campaign story.
The decision of the lowtr court in Muir
phys case has been affirmed by the
supreme court.
John Marshall. assistant attorney
general, offered to bring mandamus
proceedings against the clerk to com
pei issuance Of the commitment, but
after a conference it was decided not
to do this.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04

Stansfield a bout
it. He will tell you
t h q t h e rigidly
guarantees it to
cure dandruf, stop
falling hair or itch
ing scalp in two
weeks, or money
back.
But one thing that
has made Partisan
Sage SO famous Is
its peculiar power
to turn the harsh.
unattractive air
that many women
possess into luxur-
liant a n d radiant
hair in a s It
time. Women o (
ref n e m e mt the
country over ar g
using 1t and it never
disappoints.
Sold by leading
druggists ev er Y
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04
Charming Hair
Every Women Can Have 1t By
Using Partisan Sage Guar
anteed bv StansfieId

There is reason for the phenomenal
s-le of Partisan Sage in the United
States since it was first introduced into
America, and the sales this year are
breaking all records.
And the reason is plain to all: Par
Isian Sage does just as advertised.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-04
Fort Smith Buys WaterworIxs.

Fort Smith, Ark, Nov. By a de-
here this city was ordered to pay
$4,000 for a plant owned by a pri-
vate water company and the city must
also pay 100000 for new extensions
to the plant. The city elected to buy
the plant four years ago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31

Solgt Serresanro. 8eo anftio'
men ooer Serregaaroen ~@ammeI
groa" / 9plitrup ben ~. Maj oper'
toaes @aoroen al 8reOitioreninger
Ii giborg iom uiploeitgiort 9antba
Der for 144,0 SIR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31

mirore emo 9palpene, % ben latte
ban mo til SunOen, Der er meget
gIoo poo llrgen og iliffer ben.
G9peungen og Sualpene patterS1
ben | goo 6orenftg, OF eaers lsber
0e omfring % Ieger meo ~binanoen.
G9peiu1gen riuer og bioer | Soal'
peale % ruifer Dem aloorIig, og Dis.
ie COR @engeIo eiter Cone. 0oar
De ina bIiper tr9tte oe feoe al &C.
gen, igger De mo / Sus og logger
zig aIle / en- alpnge.
9enue Siitorie bar ben egenifa6
at oere iono, Ifriper Belle u.
6olfebI." Meo0eleren bar meo egne
Zine iogttnget 69nomeuet. @orben.
Setteen er GPoens arrigite 6ienOe,
perre emo .oe roe Sunoe~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31
NisTonsmDoc

/ @realuiae og 3ruiant, Mid., ira
II. til 10. Slini iom isIger:
@reenoiae Strife Senoog 6or.
miooog, GftermiOoag og aiten.
Meoe I 9soinss Sfoo oeO 51b
2afe Manoag 5orm. % eitermio.
bag. 5 @reenpiae Strife Onsoag
@ftermiooag og aften.
Irufart SsnOas 5orm. og 81.
termi0oog I Eaul Gbriitianiens
Sfou. 5irs0ag GftermtOoag 'os af.
ten 1 5%riIfart Strife.
9rpiterne g. g. 1borebp Gbr.
Gbritenien og 5. Beterien oil tale.
genlig Stpobpoelie til ale.
%. 6. 9ielien. 8. 8. &ier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31

II. Menigbe0ens Gmne:
Observation-Disclosures og
oers 9etponit9 for ben en-.
telte % for Wenigbe0en".
III. oSn0re.M isiionsforeOrag".
s. @erte II, 6ormdnO.
q. Dam for, Sefretpr.
getbania Meniebeo uoieltoer Der.
oeS Ell ferlig Snobpoelie til ale,
iom snifer at pore meo os / oisie
Gage. Som og upr oelfommen.
gaa Menigberens gegne
5. Cert en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31

grambe. Soriens, IA. Moj. 5
Baar Gftermiooogs oe0 6emtioen
opitoo Der Sl0les / ~9orupgaarO"
peo 9oriens, tiIberen0e Hroprietpr
g.. q. Yeterierl. ane @naroe1s 10.
bDgninger neobr9rote meo llnOtagel.
Re al Weieribpgningen % 6oroalter.
boligen. Sooeobpgnilpoen ra0Oeoes.
Sloen er opitaaet pe0 @niiter ira
en- Wotor. Sfaoen paa 2sssret an.
Haas til ca. 10000 Sir og paa gpg.
ningerne til ca. 100000 SIR. On go
i~l0ebrenote. 9eseret par forifret
/ y0mmorf" for co 10000 Sir. %
gpgningerne / 2anobpgningernes
aim. @rnnoforiifning for ca. 2f0'
900 SIR.
Seier, 8eteriens @aoro paa
Boring Marf, iom i @oar neo'
br9ipote, bar foriifret i Bistofts
9ronofasie for 5000 Sir. Ger inoe-
brenote 2 aeer, 6 Stfr. llngfpas,
3 Seite og ale Spinene en Del
Snobo bren6te. timber 9ralOen
bIep gieren it9rft iorbren0t.
S6enie, Ia. Mni. llol9n.
gerne til 4noers Snniens 8aarO paa
Ssnoerie Morf neebr9note / aftes
pe0 Spptioen. Sloen er paaiat al
en- tt-oarig Sieueiteoreng paa
| 8aar0en.
Sillerso, Il. Mai. aae Saint
lfaffene, / aft 100 2Rs Salm, peo
@aaroen 2sns9aaro t9t oeo Sile.
rso itaar | giebliffet | 2uer. @aar.
ben er lterft truet. SIoen formenes
at ifploes en- annosioag 9ieneite.
oreng.
Sebebranb. On flor Seoebrmfo er
lif. H. g. ben IL. Nai opitoaet
0prbeoen df CTR. Salomoniens
gien6om / Risbsl peSSolitebro. Ga.
lomoniens gien0om neobr9note.
ct Barn fit iaa ipere granoiadr,
at oct oe0e fort efter. 8arnets Wfo'
Der blep itarft forbrenot. 9ran'
ben breoer iig mob Oamsllrto oa
$ouborg.
Qabe pbelagt af Stprmen. llrt0er
ben itgrfe Stom ooer 2ollanS
Ons6og gftermi6oas ben II. Mdi
blnIte EN- itsrre 9ooe paa pIen'
fulgaaroen", tilbsrenoe Froprttt1l
81. Olien, aiIlit5e, fuIoitrnoig ON
2ooen bar omtrent M og itormifaoe
for7ifret for 1000 SIR. 5orifelfrg'
gogne og Mnffiner | 2aoen blei
fuloftanoig soelagt.
Mrpenngen os 0oroon.S etter'en
! gsofer Gbomien | @ioe bar en- Cor
oonsSetter meo 8 $ualpe. Jorleoef
fif han fat paa en Rpuenftge, III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31

Stort NetobiitsitGnne. S Belle
afbolot Wetooiiterne fra ben 9. til
6en IA. Sunni unoer 5ori9oe al gi-
flop, Or. teol. SO. Burt fra Bird
6eres oarlise Msoe, bpori ane De
6anife Metooiftprniter og ct lterre
antal Delegereoe fra Mertigbeoerne
og ltngoomsforeningerne riinot ON
i 2anoet pentes at bile 6eltage.
Samtioig feirer Menigbeoen
geile ct 80 aarg Subil9um, ioe'
bet ffl. Belle u. 3D." ben 8. SUI
mi er 30 gar, ifoen ben fbrite We'
tobHtprpIt, Baitor Q. Smith bo'
iatte fig Der | gpet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31
DIR. Nu6ert @ilocr i &. J. II.
/ a~pbenbapn. S 8. 3. Il. Us

DIR. Ho6erf 0ilocr / g.. j. II.
81. apbembapm. S q. 3. Il. Us
5eitial ifiloreoe @r. @ilber afte-
men Sen u. Mai me6 8rocit s.
listing iom Golf, buorleoes BON Ell.
roppafe Oplpsa1ing bre0te Jig
Nittioens Snoien og oerueo naoef-
graoeoe Sin6uerres Gro pnd oeres
eaen Heliaion el1er gieligioner.
De i~ociale, inteaeftltelle, moral
fte og relieisie 5orbolo I Snoien
rette6e ct Itarft arao til BET friitne
europa, og life minoit til ben friit.
ne Sttoenterperoen ON at fomme
Ssnoien til Siplp me6 en- Sro Dirt
Iom I aerligbeo.
Scr. @iloers inotrengenoe ORR
gjoroe opbt Snotrpf.
Gm erlig Soeialiit. 2prer Sen
len of Silfeborg, Der Itiller Jig ION
Socialiiternes aanoioat | &ingfb'
b~ingfreoien, eaar life poa 2iiteifo
Baa ct Msoe / Gingfebing uotaltt
bon ifl. oHingf. 0gbl.":
8i er iaa forifellige, pi &soe
iom Sunobo Tiger, fra be Gooifale
at mar hi fol gennemfsre port BRO
aram, oo err Der fun to Bortier: 81
oq ole Be andre. 0i oil, at da'
Broouftionsmioler, Sorb, aeer, Sc
ite og oct belle ifal no at 4apitdli
fternes S9r0er og obertages at Sta
ten.
Oct 6prfeoe qanobrmgsareal
0ammarf. Dnmmnrfs Qreal er ifle
t So. g. | lt6I." | oft noget ooer
WfI. E6r. go. Serof er goot 10C
. 900 9or. So. Sser og aner, ben
Iinnoo 100000 nogsres at ~uopoprf'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31

Gn politiif Sninoetale. 8eO ga.
itor e. Sob. 9auriens fprIte geIger.
meoe / &olOtngfre0I lem tog Jolfe.
tingsnano g. g. Seniens SuItrn
0roet og bolot feIgenoe lille Gale:
Seq oil gerne til De tiIiteOeOe-
renoe GpirOer iige: 8i bar life ben
oirefte politiite 8algret, nter, ri bar
0en inoirefte, oe Den fan D9re Itor.
9rug Ben oerfor goot blanot Slegt
og 8enner og ierg for, at rigtig
mango eanr ben % itemmer paa
8aitor 9aurien. 9eroeo pirfer 0e
for aOinoens oirefte 9algret. Sen.
tire bar ifaffet os Den fommlrnale
8al9ret % Nil fere ltooiflingen oi-
oere / oct Spor. 8aIoet itanr, ON
hi ifaI bape ct iooialiitiif Stpre |
2anoet. SpergsmoaIene ON ben
perionIige 6ribeO, @fspropriution al
9roouftionert afIfoffeIie al
Ir0eretten og 5rnto9eIie al &etten
til ielp at rn0erpiie pore 9srn biI
10 mart fomme / 6orgrun0en. =
8gr alt, bpa0 De fan, for at @aitor
9ollrien fan blfpe palgt meo tort
Stemmetal, 10 ilere Stemmer ban
faar, 0eito Itsrre gegt faor bans
Orb. (9angtpnrigt 9ifalo).
Spranb ira Sanmarfss Sam.
fnnbet. 5 oSpll. BIT Of 10. @ni
%ifripes:
gu, 0a @aIg til 5olfetinget it1lt-
Der til, fsIer 9an1nnrfs4S q mfunoet
Sran9 til, at benoeroe fig til bore
Meolemmer oper belle 2an0et for
at Iegge Dem paa Suroe. bpiIfen az
epren0e 9etpOning FOR 5eoreInnOets
6remti6 l10fal0et af oisie galg fan
fnn
Get oreier Jig MI ON en- Gantp
inio0 SeIpopgioeIiens SommerIig-
6e0. Oct oafiife Soft bsr after peo
oisie galg u6trpffe en- beitent ga-
lie til, iom bore 5ebre gennem
Iar6unoreoer, iom ollie frittRnfenoe
gtationer. at o9rre ON 5eoreIm-
bets 5ribe6 og SeIpitpnoigbeo.
0erfor beoer ri ale Onnmarfs-
Samfunoets Meolefnmer og 8enner
ON at ms0e frem og item.
me paa Ell Mano, iom piI
o9re me0 til at reiie 89rn
for 8anmarf, og til at 2pirfe blanot
0eres Omgioefer, iaa life cen Stem.
me gaar tabt. Suif, BET 9pL0er life
Blot at ui10e 6lertal, men ct ian
fort 6IertnI, at set 6erof fan les,
OF Oct oafife 6olf en0nu bar @il-
lie iom Cone til at bpooe i'm PlaSs
6lonot Be lepeopgti9e Rationer.
CAB os gna til 8alg iinoer port
nGnnmnrf os 9onmarts
% ssre 5ploeit for, bpcS
bette frPrer al og.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31
MUSIC FOR THE CHOIR AND CHURCH

NTEE HUUk NO. l.
Although this Anthem Book has been off the press but two
years. 1t has had the greatest sale of most any Anthem Book
o N record.
THE MUSIC is written and selected especially for the volun-
teer and chorus choir. No other Anthem Book in America
contains such a variety of Anthems. You will recognize the
following writers; Hall. banks, Miles, concone, Lowden, Witty,
of great variety, so necessary to a successful Anthem Book.
thems for most any occasion and circumstance; a delight to
singers and audience alike.
THE COVER AND APPEARANCE of this splendid book ia
unexeelled. The heavy - board covers, strongly reinforced
by 1eatherette strips. give 1t durability. and the harp design,
exclusively ours, presents a unique and handsome appearance.
The book is regular octave size. Thousands are being sold
everywhere, giving the greatest satisfaction. The most natter-
ing letters of recommendation and appreciation are sent US
daily. This book is being used by choirs in the large cities
and in the rural districts alike, and we cannot recommend 1t
too highly. below is n O fhundreds ofleters)
.Hall-Mack Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Gentemen:-Please send me for use by my choir of Gen.
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copies of your BOOK OF ANTHEMS. For my purpose, this Is
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31
NisFonsmpbe

afboloes / Guibing oe tilbsren0e
Wenigbe6er ben 17.-19. Stunt be-
~gpnoenoe 5reOog 5%ormiooog / 60
gan, og iliitten6e i Guibitg ON
Ssnoaeen.
gnbper er pelfommenl
B. Sobnnfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31
Befenotgsrelier.
UiGrf!

areosfasieren for @isconiin, Sr.
antbon 9ielien, er flpttet fta Nee'
nab til Oibfoib, bpor bans 90
oresie er: Wr. antbon Rieiien, 80.
BoH CTR.
8rpiter og Wenigbeoer | @iscon'
fin beoes mprfe Jig bette
@ocine Den 81. Mai 1910.
81. S. 9ime.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31
Wisfonsmeoe
arebsmsbe.

Noro 9ofota areos al Den for.
eneoe 6dnif eo. lutb. airfe | Slime.
rifa" afbol6er lit 6oraarsmsoe
getbania Wenigbeo peo aenmare
fra 1876. SUM- = besse 0ase
iberegnet.
L. areoiens @rnne:
sSenoebreuet til Wenigbeoen |
2aooicen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31

ubenDtteOe Irealer. Op imoo 600,-
900 Sor. 90. beetles al Sfooe %
8lantoger, ooer 10000 er 5erpe-
mole, 100000 meogoar til 8eie %
Sernbaner, on0re 100000 til Soper,
Ylanteifoler o9 Segn. I'll 9pgge-
grltnoe, @aarospIaOier, Oplo9s-
pIaoier orc. er anpal0t oper $4,000
50r. 2an0.
Raar ole Oe Der nGpnte Irealer
trnftes ira De 7 0hia. Cor. %,
bIioer, Ser tiIopers $4,000, 00090r.
60, iom er 0onmarfs egentlige
2an6brltgsdreal. Men life belle BET.
tie aredl er oprfet. 5or at faa bet
oDrfeoe &real, ntoa man poerlrgere
frooroee roeet oper 100000 Cor.
90, Der benligeer iom eng, Seer.
ior0er. S9leoer 0. I. Oct egentlig
6prfeoe 2anobritosareal blfper on-
trent 4,6S0,000 Cor. 90.
Soaleoes er 6orboI0et mn. Men
for 40 @ar ii0en par set oprfeoe
areuI finn 100000 Sor. 90. 5
8ioen iioen oen 2. TesOigife arig
er altiaa benimoo 100000 Cor.
90. ener oper SO geographic aoa.
oramil M Soro to9et amber Rloo.
9ongt sem operpeienbe Del al oen
40-norige 8erio0e. Sra 1866 til
1888 sgeoes Def oprfe0e NreaI me0
omtrcnt so 4oooratmil, fra 1888
til 1907 fun IiSt oper s.. S Ben ii0-
Ite 5io er oct 0prfe0e glreal ettoog
gaaet on ltbetDoeIi86eo tilbage, 6oao
Der BOG ielpfsleeIig life betpOer, at
man bar opgioet 9ammeIt 9uItur.
Iarro. menfun at 5orsgeIien peo
Snooragning al nDSorO m0erG prf-
ming bar oeret mil0re emo 4fgan.
gen til an0en 9enpttelie (Sernbo.
ner, 8eie, gpe9e9rnn0e. &aper oil.
of set 6prfeoe areal er nh 2,035.
900 S6r, 90. anpen0t iii aornoDrf.
ming, $4,000 til Ro0frugter, 40.
900 iii forifelIige ANDRE Ssitafgre.
Der (9eIgieo. gogbpe0e oio.),
100000 til @rasmarfer, @ren.
fooer 0. l., me0eils 9rafmarferne
ilt0tager ct areal al $4,000 Tor.
2oofrugtnrealet lbogiorSe / 1866
5000 Cor. 2ano., / 1876 $1,000,
/ 1888 $4,000, / 1896 $4,000,
meoens oct / 1907 en0og bar ite.
get til $4,000 5or. 50.
Sanmarfs melt Doenbc So. 5 Den
~aonfurrence, JON a9mif 2ano.
brue" npIig uoifrep, ieire0e EN- II
4ar ganmnel, merfereo, fpnif So
y9ellinge", tilbsrenoe &asmus
Rasmussen, Sorrpel1rno, Reoninge
Citation pna 5pen, iom oerefter bar
Taaet tilienot ben al 9laoet uoiatte
Rremie, ct tort, imiift SsIpfrns.
aoen fan for De 3 iioite aontrolpe.
opoiie ct aarligt @enneminit
nf HOOP go. Mef, 3,6i pGt. Scot
og 565,7 go. Smer.
Sab beo Sapfiiferiet. Sra Sor-,
boere ifripes Der til SIR. Ogbl." I'M.
Der II. Naj: Get isgaaeroe Sap.
fiiteri gerrrem 8bpborsn 9aIal er
hi for bernie S9ion bope0io9elig
enot. Dette / De iioite 3 4nr ion
itartt opblomitreuoe 6iiferi FAR
! De fioite 2 aar gipet ret ~betpoeli'
ge Cab. 5oruSen bpab priDate Soil
bar tn6t peo 2aan til 6iiferne til
anIfaffeIie al auttere fam incomes,
at aempie 2anommtOsbanf bar
maatte afifrioe iom Cab ca. 10000
Ser, og BEN penter enonu poerligere
LAB / inoep9ren6e &egnifabsoar
ga ganfen f~ren16eles er irrteresieret
/ 10 alttere. Staten bar iom Bart
baper maattet opertage A alittere;
oerof bar ben enonu 2 uiolgt, me.
oens De 2 er ofbenoet for ca. Sier'
6eoelen af anifnffelieSiummen.
Stort NetobiitsitGune. S Belle
ofbolot Metooiiterne fra ben 9. til
6en IA. Sunni lt1oer 5ori9oe al 9i.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-31

THE COST of each Anthem, at the rate quoted below, Is but
a trihe over Hc each. Complete books. only S5Oo per dozen
tDon't pay moreD Send for the books at once: Money re-
funded il not satisfactory after three weeks trial. One Book
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-05
South Africa's Proto- Martyr.

In the ancient county of Monomota-
pa, Rhodesia, East Africa, which was
the scene of the martyrdom of Father
Gonzalo- Silveira in 1860, movement
has been commenced in which Protest
ants enthusiastically join, to erect some
permanent monument to the memory
Of the protomartyr of South Africa.
Mr.. Hall, the eminent archaeologist
and editor of the Rhodesia Journal,
published in Buluwayo, says: "On pre-
vious occasions we have drawn public
attention to the fact that there does not
exist in South Africa any permanent
and visible monument to the memory
and life-work of Father Gonzalo-Silvei-
"a, South Africa's Protomartyr, who
met his death at the n. Pande Kraal
of the Monomotapa, the king Of the
Karunga nation. That he was the first
Christian martyr of South Africa, and
that his martyrdom took place in
Southern Rhodesia, are sufficient to
warrant some steps being taken by
Rhodesians to commemorate his death.
Here died on the 18th of August, 1861,
a hero whose name, devotion, childlike
spirit, Christian enthusiasm and self
sacrifice will live for ages in the warm
appreciation of the worlds historians"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-05
Most Popular People.

THE girl who thinks constantly
about self is a good deal like the girl
who is constantly glancing at herself in
the mirror" says Anne B. Mccall in
Woman'S Home Companion. Have
you ever noticed how by and by people
turn away from such a girl to someone
whose eye can meet theirs self-forget-
fully, someone whose attention they
can keep? So the girl is finally left
alone with herself and the mirror. In
the same way the girl VINO falls into
the habit of thinking of self is gradu-
ally left more and more alone, her life
becomes gradually more and more iso-
lated. Do you girls know what the
word isolated really means? The word
isola' is the Italian for island Iso-
lated means to be like an island-cut
off, that is, from the mainland, The life
of the girl who talks and thinks about
self is gradually more and more cut off
from ali the great wonderful mainland
of human sympathy and interests. She
is cut off from helping others as others
are cut off from helping her. The world
of joy and sorrow and interest and love
goes on without her.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-05
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CONDUCTED BY HELENE vALBAU.

Caresses are infrequent, words of affec-
ton are seldom spoken 1t may be
urged with truth and some show of
reason that in every home where this
absence of demonstration is most
marked there is complete mutual under
standing and no possibility of doubt or
mlsglV1ng, and, so far as it goes, this is
weik But often young hearts long I'M
speakably for some gentle sign of loves
presence, the lingering touch of a ten
DER hand on the head, the goodnight
KISS, the word of praise, the recogni-
uon of affection. Older hearts, too. are
sometimes empty, and many of US,
younger and older, are kept on short ra-
lions all our lives, when our right is to
De led with the finest wheat. and
enough of it, too.
another suggestion which should not
De overlooked is the Importance of DO
llteness to the little ones To snub a
small laddie needlessly, to order about
a child on errands here and there, in
stead OF civilly presenting a request as
one does to an older person, in each
case is an invasion of the rights of
cnlldhood. The child to whom every
body practices politeness will in turn be
himself ready to oblige and agreeable
IN manner, for the stamp of the family
is as plainly to be seen in everyone as
the stamp of the mint on the coin, and
IL Is as indelible for time, and why not
also for eternity ?-Tha AngeIus.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-03-05
Mhv He LOST His FRIENDS.

He was always woundlng their teeI-
ings making sarcastic or funny re-
marks at their expense.
He was cold and reserved in his man.
ner, cranky, gloomy, pessimistic.
He was suspicious of everybody.
He never threw the doors Of his heart
vide open to people, or took them into
his confidence.
He was always ready to receive as
sistance from them, but always too
busy or too stingy to assist them in
their time if need.
He regarded friendship as luxury
20 be enjoyed, instead of an opportunity
for service.
He never learned that implicit, gen.
erous trust is the very foundation stone
Of friendship.
He never thought it worth while to
spend time in keeping up his friendship.
He did not realize that friendship viii
not thrive on sentiment alone; that
there must be service to nourish it.
He did not know the value Of
thoughtfulness in little things.
He borrowed money from them.
He was not loyal to them.
He never hesitated to sacrifice their
reputation for his advantage.
He was always saying mean things
about them in their absence.
He measured them by their ability to
advance him.