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Washington Journal., 1912-12-14

,WOITen fe6en," bsrIeBte FbiIipp
bethlehem. @r mar Isiner Sn6e fifer.
tenn ct bate Oas 8er5si9nis mitt'
lerpeile qenou our9ftuOiert. ST
Slou9te olfo nur Elm paar Minutsn
Inn benz Itaunsnoen Sobias eirs
Sdd9tel nit benz Gepiini9ten gu
trin9en. @Gbrenb ieiner 4btpeIenheit
mar Ser anoere Spsrton gu ietnem
gsru0er qetreten. 8eibe Itieben por
Gerpun0erung 5liGe aus, bic linen
nobrTGeinIi9 bon Der 3eit Oes 80
gen19misrens Der nod geIdufig !oa'
rem.
,@ubrbuft:g, elm toner &srI!" rieF
guleb. rpaB NAL auf. tpenn i9 iiest
elm @9a9brette nit 6iguren bon Tim
berldnge, 10 bringt er's her,"
,@erflu9t!!" fiel Sobius eiR. ,glein.
ieb' mir feinen 5lpb ms S9r! Sd
friiroe taufenb 9oIors geben, ipsnn
id cine partis S9a9 fpieIen tonnis."
n@enn mir aud an benz @eloe
ni6ts 9elegen it," erflGrte pbitipP
f6einbsilig, 10 perOe i9 Sbnsn
bod Oienen f0nnen. NOaeE Sic lib
einiee Minuren geoulOen!"
MIs er nit einem tleinen S9Gh@
Brett unb 3ierIi@en 5t9uren 8uriid>
fam, rifen Die Obertons Nugen unc
Wiuno melt ouf. Damn ergriff iensr
cine 6ano pbilipps, f4iittelte ihr
tpie einen Baum, unD @aleb rief:
.Bei ben @ebeinen unIerer @roBmutz
ter, oas 1T elm 8uri9, Der fein Slid
n.a9en ipirb, oOer i9 min elm @isl
Iein. Spbids, mir miiKen i'm in ben
Supporting nit bineinnebmen!"
n@ir ndren apei 5euo4fen, tpera
mir 70 bunlm tpGren, es ni9t Su
tun," beItGtigte SObias la9enO.
DieIe Norte betamen ibre Meihs
cine bolbe Stunoe ipGter, als MtitreB
Sberton melbete, Dab lie BON ibrer
migrdne OOuitdnOis bsfrsit isi...
gal0 barauf puroen bic @eI9ei~
terten aus ibrer Gage erIOft. pbiIipp
purbe in Sen SUFFERING gsnOmmeu
unb .ntnitelte ousge3ei9nete @tgen~
fGaften. gr bate ben Obertons balc
TIRE &niffe unO pfiffe abseIauf4t,
fpetuIitrte fleiBig un0 mar mad breI
Sobren i'm 8eftB Der erften Dollar
million. Bon ba an ging es raienc
cufpdrts, unb beute mad 5pDlf Sab
Ten fdGBt man Jpn auf 5pan5ig Mil>
liontn Dollars.
unb oas allies 0anft er Der Muncers
fifte 6es OnteIs 8aItbaiar, Oes alten
pebantif9sn pbiliters. Der Dem pratt
ti19en Qebsn ni4t bic geringit.
4bnung bate!
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14

am nG9iten Sage fubr pbiIipt
BON Samburg ab. lin fi9 ni4t glsid
inter oie MaTe gu mif9en, bate Ct
einen plaB 5peiter &laRe auf einem
grpBen 0ampfer eenOmmen unb be-
fanO fi4 febr pobl babel. @us trr
senbeinem ibm unbetdnnten @runoe
nor bds S9iff nur f4pd4 befsbt.
Wber oie Qualitdt gli9 Die manseln=
BE QuantitGt aus. Oenn bas 5ahrs
aeuq bate Die @bre, Mltiter Caleb 8.
9bertOn, Sobias g. Sberton uno Die
Trau oes lebteren an 8orb gu fiihs
ren. Oie beioen Sbertpns paren aii~
Tammer bunbert MiaiOnen Dollars
iryipcr.
0e NGbe 70 prominenter perfOn<
!iAte;ten regte ben guten pbiEipp MIDI!
ipenia auf. @r betra1tete iie BEL BEN
Run0sans duf Ded tets nit ebr1
s'iirhtieer @epunoeruns unb piebersI
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14
BOD 81 frab

Sin GanbesflrI befu9t Ous BON
ibm geitiftete @enefungsbeim fir
Staatsbeamte. Gr ldBt fi9 be ans
meienben patisntsn porfteIen. gu
einem febr pobl uusfebenoen iungen
MSann fagt er: o@as habt Sbr Oenng
Sbr febt ia aus mics bliibenbe 3e>
ben! Sud fam bo9 gar ni4ts feHz
len." Daraui Der iiberaus bienfeifz
rigc Mnitaltsar8t fofprt einfa1enb:
u@er3eiben Our9laudt, Der 9err 1T
aud erft Drei Sage bier!"
Washington Journal., 1912-12-14

GtoBfeuf3er. SOnns
toesreiter (auf einem ftOrrif9en
@ouD: ~Wenn i9 nur Oiesmal f4On
un;en lGoe!"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
A Big SALE Of
TIMBER LAND

w. L. Jones. the real estate agent
reports the sale yesterday of four
tracts of land sggregating ol3 acres.
belonging to Mayor K. w. War bur
ton. and located 10 James City
county. on James river. One of the
tracts is known as Deep Bottom. "
and the others adjoin. The pur-
chaser was Clarence B. S;urgis, of
New York. and the price paid was
$1,000. 1t is understood that Mr.,
Sturgis bought the tract for the
growing timber and particularly fol-
mine props. he representing a cosI
company of Scranton Pa. They
will not cut the timber immediately,
Mr.. Jones has a number of Other
deals in hand now and expects &c
close out some large sales.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
BUSINESS Men HAVE
A fine MEETING

Although ths attendance was
snail. TIE Williamsburg Business
Association. Pres. Philips IN the
char. he'd busy session last En-
day hight
The COMMITTEES On Farmers AUG
ticu reported thsf the first sale had
he'd and that apparently il was
perfect success. The committee
was discharged Win the thanks o.
TIE Association X was decided 70
hol6 another auction and q new
committee tor that purpose was
appointed
The committee OF City Market
reported rEo plans. The first cen.
templates . city owned and conduct.
C public market; the second. :
market conducted by a individuz
OF Eru, with the coosc-ztion OF p,
Assoc.sucn- The committee. &C
which Frank A-ristesd was added
was continued. and Instructed 70 Ia
the plan before the City council
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
DE~IDE YOURSELF
The Opportunity Is Here, Backed by
Williamsburg Testimony

The Opportunity Is Here, Backed by
Williamsburg Testimony
Don't take our word for it.
Don't depend on a strangers state
ment.
Read Williamsburg endorsement.
Read the statements of Williams
burg citizens.
And decide for yourself.
Here is one case Of il,
A. b. Banks. carpenter. Main St.
Williamsburg, Va, says: ! have
known Of Doan's Kidney Pills for many
years and have taken them for trouble
arising from my kidneys. / can say
that they have never failed 10 bring me
quick relief. A short time ago / had
an attack of backache brought on hy
strain. Knowing Of the value of Doan s
Kidney Pills / used them and they soon
helped me. No one can make a mis-
take by giving this remedy trial.
For sale by all dealers. Price so cts
Foster MiIburn Co.. Buffalo. New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
QUINT0K NEWS

Quinton. Va. Dec S-The rev
scnoul here vii soon De completed.
Both pupils and teachers rad looked
forwsr5 70 moving into i by the
frst OF Decenb-r. but this ~!
hardly be cone noH before the new
year.
Miss Clezton made & visit 10 or
school last week We certainly tn
joyed having her. b8t our smiles al
turned 70 fiowns. when she SAID. !
won't come 70 see you any uorc
NATL yoD get into the Sew building :,
4 School Club was organized by
Miss Cleston and q Thanksgiving
programme was rendered AZ th'
6rsE meeting.
The pupils arc isschers. Of Gain
ton school gave az eDtsrtsinmen
Nov. 5tn. and large crowd va
present
Oar seacher. Miss Ella Bsbbiti
amended the Educational ConveE
non II Richmond lsst week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
CoclAL AND .
= DERSONAL

Cashier Paillips IS in Norfolk.
Mrs. Moncure iert on Wednesday
for Richmond
Mss Toules is the guest OF Miss
Z izabesh Coleman.
Mrs. Henley Jones IS visiting her
mother, Mrs. Harriet Graves.
Judge Sydney Smith. Of York
town. is spending the winter n
florida.
Mrs. w. W. Gait and Mrs. P. c.
Warwick spent several days with
Mrs. w 7. Christian this week
Miss Mamie Spencer returned to
SaltviIe on Wednesday after spend
Ing two weeks here with relatives.
The Rev. George r. Psnkey. o.
Crews. VIII preach 70 the congrega
ton OF the Baptist church Sunday
morning and night
Mr.. r. P. Michaels, OF Durham,
n. Q, fo-ner student OF William
ard Mary. returned home on Wed
nesday after Spending a few days
here.
Rev. B. L Robinson. o. Holdc-ott
vii preach q SPECIAL Christmas ser
mon n Providence Forge Chape
nsx1 Sunday night Public cordially
invited.
NJ. !. B. Z. Spcnter has returned
frou DsuvLle where be attended :
iciat meeting OF the Virgins snc
North Carolina Hofel Association,
he uace al address before the
bccy.
Mss Cora Smith entertained ve-y
delightfully."- az auction bridge CT
Monday evening. These plzyi1E
sEere Mrs. lanes Christian. Mrs. :
s. Wilson, Misses Coa6ir. Edith znc
Alice Smith. Elizabeth Colenen
jeanette Kelly. EIlkie Morecock
Goa and Esrelle Smith and Toules
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
Public Sale Dec. lS.

On Wednesday. Dec. Is. the unN
designed will sell at public auction.
on her farm. being the upper part Of
"Blair's," in York county. the follow
ing: good horse. 3 cows. 2 heifers,
l calf. chickens. buggy. dump cart.
harness. sofa bean hay and fodder,
lot OF farm implements. corn
shelter, large cauldron. household
goods and many articles too numer-
Gus to mention. AT the same time
I will offer for sale my fine little So
acre farm. splendid land. well watered
and wooded, ali under fence. and in
high state Of cultivation Good
dwelling aud all out buildings. Usual
terms on sums over $40.
Mrs. ETA BETHUNE.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
Mr.. HUME To LEAVE
/. S. HOSPITAL

J. II. Hume. who has acceptably
filled the position CT druggist at the
< stern State Hospital for the past
five wears. is making arrang ments
10 leave Williamsburg or January /.
he Will locate in Peters ourg where
he has accepted a gooo position.
Mr.. Hume mas many friends at
ths INSTITUTE 30 ana in the town who
will regret ais departure but who
wish him success In his new home.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
Editor The Gazette:

Editor The Gazette:
Viii you kindly notify, through your
good paper, the people Of your town %
whom my husband was owing bills that
IL viii not hasten the payment Of same
BY placing IN the hands Of Lawyers
for collection, and they will ali De paid
lust as soon as possible.
One firm, % whom my husband has
paid hundreds Of dollars, became panic
stricken when a little stock was sold
from my home and be evidently believ-
ed that the people VINO mad been among
+ tie best paying Of his customers had
4 suddenly decided 70 defraOd him, 80 sn-
stead Of emalsting the KINDLINESS
Of heart Of the good man Just gone be-
fore. and ogferiug 70 DO any little serv'
+ ice that might tighten a load Of trial.
placed a small bill la the hands OF q
Law firm Of your city for collection, and
the implication Of this act makes one
feel ss though they had fallen into the
hands Of a Shylock who would demans
ones heart blood or payment Of the las
farthing. Not one person has had th'
unselfishness Gin your community Z
call AZ the home 90 ISOLATED from al
neighbors, 20 help 70 tide over a sonel'
hour. and we shall be most slncerel,
. glsd 70 leave the place where CREkl
comes hrnt, and where sclhsnness
tie rule rather than the exception.
Frances LsFizasg WssnsE,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12

in Joint session on Tuesday. Dec.
3rd. 1912.
High School Pupils (Seal)
High School Teachers (Seal)
A few days after the adoption Of
the above regulations for the Hon
or System" in the High School
the senior class at specially called
meeting. passed resolutions binding
themselves as q class, and as indi-
viduals, TO DO al in their power to
uphold the principles involved. A
COPY OF these resolutions was sent
10 the School Faculty while IN
session at its last regular weekly
meeting. The Faculty expressed
I Us appreciation of the same by pass
ing motion stating they were proud
OF their resolutions and hoped they
would prove true and lead the way
/ Tor the students of the future II
placing our public school upon
/ higher plane of honor and principle
than ever before IN all It's history
/ We hope to publish the Seniors
resolutions at some future date.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
A Des Moines man had an attack

A Des Moines man had an attack
Of muscular rheumatism in his
shoulder. A friend advised him to
go to Hot Springs. That meant an
expense of $4,000 or more. He
sought for a quicker and cheaper
way to cure il and found il in Cham
berlain's Liniment. Three days ar
ter the first application OF this lini
ment be was well. For sale by al
dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
Special Notices.

FOR SALE.--A Fine Young Cross
Country Gelding. JnO, Dye. Jr..
a cross country Gelding sired by Jno.
Dye. a thoroughbred, and his dam
well bred. John Dye. Jr., Is 3 -
years old and broken 10 ride and
drive; good natured and not afraid
Of cars or autos; weighs $50 pounds,
bay well marked. Will make a good
family or lady's driving horse. Will
offer FOR a quick sale at $3.50 cash,
]. II. HUME, K. P, Williamsburg.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12

A negro boy named Cook passed
= check to which be had forged the
name OF Mr.. w. B. Braithwsite. at
Cssey's store. He attempted to
pass another one at the Peninsula
Bank when the forgery was detect
ed. Both checks were for 81 each.
The boys mother paid back the
money aud there VIII DC no Prosecu'
ton on account OF the boys youth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
THE PRESBYTERIAN BA-
zAAR OPENS TOMORROW

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church vii hold their annual Christ
mas bazaar 10 the basement Of the
old Williamsburg Hotel building be-
ginning Friday morriDg. Dec. -.
q II O'Clock. The public Is ccEci'
ally invited.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12

FOR SALE. Timber lands of every
kind and description for sale in Vir-
GINA, North Carolina. Georgia, Ala
Dama, Tennessee, and FlOrida-7Z7
lS9 acres by approximation will saw
from 70 10 thousand feet Of plank
per acre. For information address
or call on AMOS 4 POINDEXrER,
Travellers Building, Richmond. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12

FOR SALE-GOod Hay, Cows, Calves,
Sheep. Lambs, and Pigs Also Logs.
Will sell or exchange for another, a
fine large Bull. Also Fresh Cows
Apply at II. MOUQUIN'S.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12

FOR SALE-One Pure Bred Guernsey
Bull. Is months old. ready for service,
q good animal from one Of the best
herds in the state, at a reasonable
price. e. NJ. SLAUSON.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12

Mr. Galba Walden has been con-
fined to his home by sickness this
week, but is better today.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12

FOR SALE OR RENT. - The Western
half Of Hills" farm, fronting on
York river. about $50 acres Apply
TO K. p. WALLER, 557 Warren
Crescent, Norfolk, Va AZ
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12

FOR SALE CHEAP-One nice Berk-
shire Boar. about six months old.
Apply TO w. B. BURNS, or phone
So, City.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12

FOR SALE. -First-clsss seasoned oak
wood. Apply 70 II. A. COOLEY, or
call phone COL.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-12-12
T-ae BRALTHwAlrE UsOERTAK-

ING ESTABLISHMENT has the
EXCESSIVE agency ia and around
williamsburg. OF the National Casket
Co.'S goods. This establishment IL COM
pleteiy &C -ipped: under-sOld by none ire
xardiess OF reports TO the contrary;
furnishes supplies at q less cost. and
aeaTse At half the customary charges a
Licensed Rmbalmer. and Trained Nurse
for shronding. Govern yourself aceord.
ingiy. MRS. w. II. BRAIrHWAITR
Williamsburg, Va. Southern Bel Phone,
store Ne. a. Rsstdsnee No. 81, Loae
piksspcs eonueesicn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

You may rely upon my discretion"
And he came out Hooking himself 90
cause he hadn't taken advantage Of 'he
situation and limited that ten dollar
increase would augment his reticence
stin further.
BY the time Mr.. Jarr was inside the
boss's private office the word was
around that he had a raise Of salary
and was in high favor with the head OF
the firm.
''Petticoat r,Iie!" sneered Jenkins. the
bookkeeper. "Jarr's wife carries the
bosss wifes wraps and overshoes."
Hes got something on the old man."
said Johnson the bQpkkeeper. Mark
my words. he's got tn old man where
he wants him. never knew anybody TO
get a raise In this establishment unless
he used brass knucks or blackmail."
As none OF the 6thers had had any
raise Of salary since tho Spanish war
these remarks were received with n
hum OF approval.
IT'S up to You TO do something" said
Jenkins to Jarr at lunch time after all
nj. office mates had warmly congratu-
lated the latter on his raise.
Sure. Come out and Join me-" said
Mr.. Jarr.
THE old man thinks lot Of you-all
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
re ~ @]%TSn

cry good." the boss went on some
"hAt nervously. TT is-ahem-a most
commemorate trait. A business man IN
position OF trust should never-um-er
discuss tho arms affairs. nor-ahem-
any personal affairs of-say-ahem-any
member Of tho hrm."
Mr.. Jarr remembered some recent In
oidents In which his boss and his boss 8
fair young bride, Clara Mudridge-Smith.
were concerned. And no ssnsed the
present situation.
We'll. SIR" no replied, "a man In my
position. sir. to nj That position &C.
ceptably must be discreet and keep all
Affairs. either personal or business. that
concern the arm or It's members as
sacred. He Should never breathe word
SIR. no matter how small hts salary, nor
how long he 10 kept upon the same
paltry stipend. despite the increase OF
his own expenses due to tho high cost
Of living"
The very thing that occurred to me-"
said the boss affably "Mr. Jarr, I have
Instructed the bookkeeper to Increase
your salary Ave dollars a week. snail
expect you to be az diligent as before
and ahern-even moro reticent and dis.
Greet That will do. thank your
And thank you. SIR" said Mr.. Jarr
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
The Long White Seam.

A 81 came round the hsrbor buoy
"A The lights began to gleam.
No wave the lAnd-locked water
stirred.
The crags were white a. cream;
And ] marked my love by candleiight
Sewing her long white seam;
It's aye sewing ashore. my dear.
Watch and steer at sea.
It's reef and furl. and haul the line.
Set sail and think OF thee.
I climbed up 10 her cottage door;
o. sweetly my love sings;
Like a shaft OF life her voice breaks
forth.
Ny soul to meet II springs.
AZ the aiming water leaped OF old
When stirred by angel wings.
Ay. longing to list anew,
Awake and IN my dream.
But never a song she sang like this.
Sewing her long white seam.
Fair fan the LIGHTS. the harbor lights.
That brought me IN to thee,
And peace drop down on that low roof,
For the sight that l dli see.
And the voice. my dear. that rang so
clear.
An for the love of me.
Eer o. for o. with brows bent low.
~ the candies filekerlng CLEAN,
Her weddilg gown II was she wrought,
0swing the long white seam.
.. E-Jsaa Insslow.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
Universal Language.

A MOTHER universal language
~ has made its appearance. the m
ventor of which Is Prince I'm
manuel de Jerusalem, Ill. ~ Phi. D.,
according to the circular which has
been sent out from the inventors Of
nee In Cairo, Egypt. lie is also the
president Of the Golden Rule Order,
which Is said to have twelve thousand
members In five hundred countries"
The new language is superior to that
OF DIR, zamenhof, and like Esperanto,
Is intended to unite all the world~&
one tongue" The circular saySffhat
the new language "can be read, written
ana spoken Immediately by every per-
son who has the least knowledge Of
English, and by every other person
IN the world with the aid Of q a,-rv.s
Vocabulary" a. Iuifr
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
Mr.. Jar Encounters His Most
Amazing Adventure "A Raise !!
01SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSS$SSSSSSSSSSS;
$SSSSS$SSSSS$$SSS$

OF q sudden" said johnson as they were
having something.
"Oh, yes" replied Mr.. Jarr carelessly.
I attend to a lot Of confidential mat
tiers for him. you know"
We'll. thank goodness was never ons
to cringe around" remarked jenkins.
DO you mean to say cringe
aroundT' asked Mr.. Jarr sharply.
Why. no." said Jenkins. what I
mean Is that I'm like you, and never
crfnged around tho boss. He isn't the
kind Of man that likes that sort of
thing"
We'll. we'll have to hurry back TO
the office" remarked Johnson, consult
ing his watch. You won't want to bs
late, Ed-having Just got raiser"
"oh, that's a matter OF small mo-
mcnt," said Mr. Jarr with affected in
difference. I'm pretty well through for
tho day. I think I'll 70 uptown and
attend to some private matters"
= And he called for tho waiter, paid the
check. babe the others good day and
strolled away
The boss Is going uptown TO buy
some Jewelry for his wife. heard him
telephone her." said Jenkins. 1T sup
pose ne Is taking his pet. Ed Jar, with
| him. We'll. thank goodness. as told
him to his face. never was a toady."
They can't stand prosperity, those
cheap skates" said Johnson bitterly.
Look al. me. a guy that saved tho nrn
| during the panic Of ~ by getting sick In
Jersey and having tho books there with
me! But I amt considered. v.hile Ed
Jarr with the brains ana ideas NJ n
bootb,ack. gets a raise and strolls about
town like a gentleman"
It's a queer world" said Jenkins.
'"The business would go TO pieces II We
didn't watch II. Say. II tho boss and
Jarr. his spy. are both Off, what say TO
ducking the office this aft. ourselves'"
Sure" said the cashier. Let's roll
q frame or two. Get me, SteveT'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

E<YNDIvIDUALISM IS DOOMED" the Bishop Of Western
Michigan the social service workers this
- "The common veal and the democracy coming
into their own"
Indvduaism doomedi Are hear the END Of
mghsoundng hafundeood utterly misguided notion that
spread and righteousness the earth have only plans
down the heads Of humanity dead
to shuttle along the right direction? The socialists dnned
II into for Is the Church stamp
On this much advertised nostrum?
Down with the individual How far has nation
crossed the folowheock principle? Has every country
that started in to make heepod Of itself suddenly walked
to find keen-eyed conqucrordver with
rounding MP the whole for his purposes?
To what do nation proud position accomplish
ment and promise not to the century and of individual
DOM OF individual and and unchecked ambition
foseed by institutions planned chance
for himself better himself and himself
blood the rewards Of struggle and wang
than their SHARE rewarded immensely beyond
deserts shall the honest full Of strength and hope
instincts and make with the envous and
Justice fair play equal chance heavy hand
greedy kind hand for the helpless and dill
gently preach and further these things But let with
unworthy fears and empty mohng that the individual danger
and "doomed"
The individual" with his confidence hope his aim to win
high place for himself and his children everlasting struggle
with seshness ennobed by restraint and enlightenment pride
and eresect Free strong independent being helping and
being helped BY other independent bcngs despsed indvua
the life principle Of civilization ard his rights
the last breath. We q communy-nota herd.
-<
v"psr cent Of the I. manipulated
fvounf ha Acsis M>ssrs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

Ava II would like to speak 10
you a moment"
The best husband In Harlem was not
always ahead or even abreast OF tho
times In the matter Of office hours. He
glanced approximately at the clock. But
fortunately johnson. the cashier. being
there before Mr. Jarr. had set hack the
clock fifteen minutes to save himself.
The boss never understood what was
tho matter with his watch. Almost every
morning Il gained Hf,een minutes or a
half hour, but when he came back from
luncheon II appeared to be keeping time
with the office clock again.
Seeing he was on time. Mr.. Jarr
walked into tho boss's office looking ~
businesslike as a card index.
shut the door, Mr. Jar" said the
boss.
Mr. Jarr did no and the boss fimb,ed
with his watch chain for q moment aiii
then said:
Timer. Mr.. Jarr. you are here in q
position OF um-er trust. and while
there are some matters in which posi-
bly, you are lax. eau um--er. ahem-
recommend your discretion. You never
ahem-gossip about the nrm's affair,
even to your intimates7"
Certainly not. sr!' said Mr. Jar
briskly.