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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-01-11
GARDNER & SAMSON.
SIX O'CLOCK DINNER

Promptly at six o'clock on Wednes-
day. January third, a beautiful moon
light evening, the guests assembled
at the hosibIe home Of Dr.. and Mrs.
D. F, Morgan, where they we're cor
daily invited to attend a dining given
in honor Of their charming guests Me-.
and Ms F. j.. Morgan Of Charleston,
South Carolina. After some time
spent in pleasant conversation before
the bright FIRE Of the library, all were
ushered into the dining-room, which
under the brilliant glare Of the electric
lights presented a senc Of tairy-like
beauty with its polished silver and
glittering crystals, to say nothing Of
the tempting viands. Little Miss
Maia Morgan with as much grace and
ease as a little queen, attended with
smiles and eagerncss to all the wishes
Of those present. It was a recherche
affair Of six courses and everyone
seemed to enjoy L very much indeed.
The visiting CUES. was Mrs. Reynolds
Smith Of Detroit, Michigan.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-01-11
Local News.

If you have eye troubles and need
glasses you can get your eyes ex-
amined at Bearden & Kings Drug
Store Friday and Saturday. January
18th and 18th, Byron Mitchell 0,
D. Remember the date.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-01-11

MIR, and Mrs, F. T. Morgan, who
were the delightful guests of DR.. and
Mis-. D. F. Morgan during the holi-
days, have returned to their home in
Charleston, S, C. Such elegant
people are an inspiration and we
hope they will come again. Mr..
Morgan is a brother Of Dr., D, F.
Morgan and is a prominent lawyer Of
Charleston.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-01-11
RATHER SLIM FARE.

GLOW wuz de feed il dc last jail
yen WIZ in, Duaty?"
Gust $3.50, me boy"
Glow wuz dat?"
"Deieuner wuz bread an water.
Repeat tree times an you have de
daily menu"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-01-11

For best single ear:
1st. No. 12l, Covington county.
End. Earl Brunson, Clarke county.
3rd, No. 4, Tate county.
4th. No. 33. C%ovington county.
Winners in Judging contest:
LIST. Eugene Parish. Motive.
End. Dewey Walker, Nit. Olive.
Bird, Manlius Goodwin, Raymond,
4th. Jewell MayGeld, Mt. Olive,
9Th Herman Crowder, Yazoo City,
9th. Leonard Hall, Clancy,
9Th, Mac Estes, Stratton.
9Th, Roy Weeks, Barlow.
9th. Marshall Cakes azoo CITY
10Th. Pbiby IVY, Nola.
18th. Calvin Reagan, Sentonia.
12,h. J. T. Lindsey, Jr, Long
Beach.
18Th. George Ivy, Nola.
14,b. Water Evers. Nolg.
Special prizes we're awarded as
.f.ou4.
OIds gasoline engine and pumping
.,ls. & K. lna. VmMhns,
C.,.o saline ~engioe f, F.3oo-a
Psa.sb a. u...-
M.rry gr-r g9-av IN Dewey
Warsor. M. Olive
NJ. r MgnIigs Good
win. f. .ra...
f.r .I..eIl MavGeld.
a.. 0.-
rI.. ..,.. u-
'i...
~oNaa@ '.a'. Ivy
No. Ila A..w Comet Caiaaa.or TO
LEONARD I5a# l#.acy.
I'D. c.. rs cpIt.sl,2 40
Ma. E.... Gee Wb;z .g.va.o-
-t9 Ro. W Barlow.
Ne. 3 h...v Gee WI. -.I5.as-
| 10 Marshall J. O.Eae. Ya..a Civ.
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NoIa.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-01-11

18th and 18th. Byron Mitchell o.,
D. Remember the date.
Eli Perkins was laid up for re-
pairs Sunday.
The weather man is giving US his
undesirable goods.
Capt. Burkitt is chairman of the
committee to investigate the contingent
fund.
We are publishing a FIRST Of Jan
uary statement Of the Okolona Bank.
ing Co.
Mrs. J. D, Brewer, Of Meridian,
spent a few days here a guest at the
Germania hotel.
Mr.. W, j. Williams made a bust
ness trip to South Mississippi the
FIRST Of the week.
Dr.. Wicks was called to Aberdeen
Saturday on account Of the serious ill.,.
ness Of his sister.
Mr.. Wilton Scale, Of the Dixie
Herald, was over from Calhoun CITY
a few hours Sunday.
Mr.. P. Adams, Of route 2, was in
the city Tuesday and reports the roads
in very bad condition.
FOR RENT--Mrs Keeney Ezell
residence on Adams street. Apply
to T. j. Keeney or Pen Knox.
The editor and son Arthur left
yesterday morning for Memphis where
they go for treatment Of Arthur's eye
Presiding Elder J. E. Cunningham
filled the pulpit at The Methodist
church Sunday, preaching two %forceEu.
and logical sermons.
Mr., and Mrs. John Calmers, o.
BrooksviIle spent a few days las
week in our city the guests of Dr., anc
Mrs. D F. Morgan.
Bring your eye troubles to me
Byron MitnhoIl Q. D., at Bearden 8
King Druggists. Friday and Saturday
January 12th and 18th.
Misses JIM Cox, Annette Moor,
and Ruth Hariston, Of Columbus
were recent visitors Of Mrs. L. F
Baskin on Jefferson street,
10 Ejog ~ra,segs
Now is the time 10 buy your mea
pres=rgar No smoking needed,
FIN. DEAN.
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Mrs. Annie Glass failed to sec1r,
her election to the Office CT Stat,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

grobem ouf sroben ipuroen nit fair
rdtbielbuTtem ~rfol9e n1aclteut, ulh bic
2%iebbaber bon &aben. @u!oeu. EIeroen
II. I. ~. lperbeu e5 al5 e1u Wittel mill
fomn1en beiben, Den Gelsen ibrer bier
IiiBisen Sreuloe, lpe1lu lie our9 9aarz
0efefte %entltelt li11b. lire nutirlid'e
Sd0u1cit lpieber5usebeu. Nls Sriltermirz
tel lit vGrpitplt5" 5lpeifello5 unerre1d)t.
@s c!1thalt fei,lerlei Se[, bpd n1ad]t es
Da5 &aur lpeidl u1o gld1!5cl1D, nit elmer
Neigung sur Slaumigfeit.
Sic Mauager5 Der Gre5lo 2aboratoz
rien ietcn lold itarfe5 3utraueu i'll
grpifoli5, Dap mir b~eboGrnddtigt inn,
Die naditeben6e, mlrnberbore Sfierte su
,moden: sic tperoen $1,000 i'll Golo aus
Icsell, lue1111 e5 betpiel len iDeroer fnnr.
baB CO irgeno ell Sci, Snrhe Dner far
benbe Mittel ir9eno enter Mrt ei1tbdit.
Sie pcrheu $1,000 III @olb aufbringen.
naB irseno ell c3uaniB ooer cine be-
lhlpDrene Ingabe, pelde lie uerDffentIiz
d]c11. nidt hnrdau5 edit iii.
%orfehrlunsen 7ino setroffsu nit Sen
2aboratorieu, freie S1Tor11atiDn il, Sc
5rg auf bielen ne1er RrpSes alien &C.
fern 81 geben. Sd]neihcn Sic nnr Sic
len ul1ten beieefiigten COUPON aus u11o
ididen Sic beniel6en Elm. uno Sic tperz
Den ale @in5el6eiten be5iislid oieIes
lprnberbaren, nel1en Hrooufte5 Bet gu
rudfffe1re11ber Yp1I er9alien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

Sro1ulng SIT 6ri11gen. @er cine 5elS=
babn fat, iteqt Sic 9el1te nit ser
Mopf6ade OH, Deer laBt Sic idledter
Sd}meIlen alas5pedleln. Die Man1er
fo11l1e11 init ibrer Genie @rdben ats
n1abel1, Gilteln auf ser @ei5e aus
bol1er uno lit Sen @ieien lte9t Ser
&lappertopf Sic 8renneiiel un0 man=
dies l%1nfralt, 0as gefopft meroel1
ma1B. so ldBt lid iiberan Mrbeit fin
sen, Sic %notbpe,rbig lit uno 0od &C.
r1adt peroen m1B, jest aber SEN pal
ien5el1 Mugenblid str M%l15fu6rrng
fin0et.
Sd1olid] lit e5 a6er, bei &egenta-
gen 0as BetreiOe allf Sem gooen INT
5uid3aufel1 uno Sic Speiderlufen un=
ltDttig SIT Dffl1en, oern BEL feudter
2uft niurn1t oo5 @etreiSe MIR Maller
ats 0erielben OUT. Gar 5u leid,t miro
ober audi bei lolden @etter Diel
Sda1l1b a11f SEN Speid)er ~getragen,
l11nl1 laiie oie 2eute 0a5 Tub5eug Ell It
gut rei11ige1t, eGe lie auf SEN Spci=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17
Ser r8.rsirrn-, n,.uesl.s, hen II. net.ba 1912.

40 Sabre alte Nifolal1s Sfeer, Ser
So Sabre alte Ibomas sdJeer, Ser 80
Satire alte NifoIaus Sboaer unb Ser
81 SATIRE alte Mattbias Otter. =
Sisnglt fa11S nran SEN in Ser @irtb=
lt;ait Gfer gu 6 d} mubnellSen 46
SATIRE often @eifaftsagenten &arl
&ieffer toot I'M gette. Ser Ger ltor=
here l)atte nod tags sllcor DerldIe=
oene &1l1oen bsludt. = Gu5 10 Mo-
note alte I5dterden oes ST. Gil5-
Spr mo5llelloen Aderers Sdu6rna=
der uurSe BON ei1em 6l1br1perfe nlf
Ser StraBe III Ser Nabe Ser gltern=
nphnu1g ileer1a5rcn uno ltarb fms
nadtcr al, Sen erlittenen Gerleb1tl1=
ge11
Gd)aueis.
Ger 0eutide &aiier fat fiir Sic Ir=
n1ea Ser Sta0t 8ern 5000 ST. ge=
ipenoet. - Sic eiogen. EoltDermal=
tl1ag fat einer 11e,1en 9rieflternpel
fer teaen %lalienu Ser ne6en SEM ge=
u1hnlid;en rulSeu Tatl1mi ternpel eine
biibid geidmungene S6leife NIT Ser
Snidrift: uShpei5. 2anSesal15ltel=
lung 1914" entbdlt. Gieier ausltel=
[u11gslten1pel font pom l.. Sctober an
CUR &~ermen5lng. = Sn 9 plitgen
lit 6rdulein &opp, Iodter zines bie=
gen @pteliers, Icim goelmeiBpfluden
5u IoSe geitiir5t. Als elite ter5franfe
5rall I'M 1orfe Sen lt1faa oer>abm,
tpur0c lie ponp Sd1age geribrt u1o
ltarb. - Nrin5 @eorg Don Serbiei1
erlitt BEL enter Gergniigrngsreile IN
ser Sdmei5 eil1en 0erarttgen Anfaa
bon gel1eingefabrlifem S%rrlinn, Sap
ar III cine @eilanitalt in 8larns
gebrad,t merSen ml,bte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

G5 ipiro ieben1 u,1gene1m leiu 81 hOs
rem, DuB Der bed1gl1ige1beu 3ulluAme Doll
NuhlfDpfiafeit cublid Ol,rd) Sic @nthcGll1g
elmer be1merfensfucrthen @rogc. hie that
ldd1lid1 Soar er3el1at, @in1alt getbau lit.
Midnt ldrger bralld)t Sic Ausiidt, cine
Yeriidc traaen 5l miilicn, Mdl,ner uno
Tralcn ill ld1reden, Die 5rlehenns tahl
lperben pper ld1pn Dug meilte .S9aar perz
loren haben. "Grnltplis" = nu5 III Ser
oieicr lpl1l1DeruuQcu SrDge gcaebcle 9tuz
nc = lit IN ieber @in1idt erprobt norpel1
u1b c5 pot lit1 ergeben, DOB cs t3at1drbzs
liA Deu ms,t1dllidcn &DpT III etlpn 80
Sogcn nit Nuarcn beSedt, porul1sae1ctt,
nuB Sic @anrlpurseln nift 5%erltDrt ltllo.
Sei1e @igenihnften 1i1D 10 ounauerD,
oab e5 niGt 1ur 0aar lpudlen mae)t,
louherl1 ullet, Ste Sualitdt Deg porhanDsz
l1el1 Soaures pcrbelcr1, lperu oicles sra1l
poer perbliden 1T, ui1b bdufig gibt es
inn i'll sehn bis pier5c9n Sagen lcil1e
lutiirlide Nurbc lpleDcr.
@s fam 5ll lei1eu Grulte ten fcin lferz
feres Nreulllclat anaefubrt nerDe,1, cls
ouS 2e,tte, bic Ta71 iebes befa1u1te Mitz
tel, mic Sonic5, 8p,rnpen Ii. /. ID. sur
NS6rocr!as pes 6~uarluudlle5 ohre gre1Tz
burel1 Grfoiu ait.uelofcu, beralslui10tl,
No3 1,1ir @rrnrolis nos l%ei1re+, mas an
ncre Sud]eu unscolih ioiien - SPAR CT
3el1oen.
Seit ,eil,er Gntoedful,g, por et!ra5 11ehr
ais einern Sahre, het e5 Die @elt I'M
Sfurn1 %ncup1nn1cl1, lI1o Salleloc BON
Mlddl1l1ern u11b Sral1eu 7irb Jest lebe.1oe
Gcueue 1ci11er @irfialmelt.
Gs hat liG herausaeltcllt. boB ful1 lez
oes befar1nte 6aarleiDen lei1eu ginflu1z
len unrer!iegt lu1b f%leinere Ydle pp,l
@oofhautz ODER 6uarfranfheiten, tple
5huppeu, 6anra15faa, Aopfjuden Il. /.
~. linb bu-h 5pei ODER bret g1tperounz
gen bDuig gebeilt tpprbel1.
Gs tpurbc perurnftgcmdB gefolscrt,
menIbliden 6aares fDroert, es ardl nos
bab, lpenn Grpifplis Das @ahstbun1
@ad5tbum bes @aare5 bei Sbieren perz
idiebener Mrt 9iinirig becinflu1en lpQte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17
&ein Stimu,sebcr, ser inter ser

&ein Stimutsebcr, Ser inter ser
2oir Ser bohen Ereile Ser 2ebensmit-
tel leui5t. lonte aus Ben Augen lalfen,
oab Ser &p11greB 1T @aibington auF
9etrei6en Ser Selnofrotiihen Mitylie=
Ger cine Beletuorlage alr1abm, neldye
Sen SariT terntlebte. Inn Die EreiIt
Scr Ginge, melde 5u oe5 Men'den
Natrl1ng lnS %asotbourfit ge6oren, 81,
perringer1r. Ser republifaniidre Era=
iiGent Iaft belegte Sic &urlage ieood
nit ieiren1 Geto. 9ie oemofratiide
Eortei begiinltigt cine @rniebrigu11g
Ser 30ue, mdbrcno Oie Mepublitaner
iid} nit 0ell @pt95pl iSentifi5ieren
Iieie SGatlade na1b Ser @dhler Iidl
pcrgege1apartigen, .perur er an1 5
Grosalter an Sen Stin1n1fnltel1 gent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17
@ams nno Sol.
Arbeit fir Mcgcntase,

9tid1ts lit argerlid1er, ais ncrl1 I'M
Sna1ller nritten in Sic Grnte5elt ellr
Negentag fallt, n1an Ne1ft I'M Nuge11=
blif nid,t oaran, SaB Sic Hllhen INTO
Sic .Sltttarpflan5en ood Sic Ierd)tlg=
felt .ebrultGen, I'M gut SIT geoelben,
iplloera mani licht Sen Negen as Sto=
rer 1T SGl1 Tprtgang Ser Grl1te an.
Sic Eohen SQgelDhne bleiben s1l1a115=
gelrt1l, Is miro geblnannelt 11ro MIR
SIT DIT nehen1ddIidle Nrbeit gelel1tet.
Ste tiff nid1t be5a6lt maht. Der tlld)=
tige Nirthldatter 11l1B aher lt1llrer
allf oQes pprbereitet lei11 nno Sarf
i'm llnpiQe11 iiber Sic n11%tarbrDdNene
Grl1tearteit Sen &ppT nidt oerlieren.
Sd1nea oronet er al1Sere Nrbeiten on
ll.10 I'M 93u 1il1o Sic 2el1te mieSer al1ge=
iteQt, obl1e SIT pieI nltsloie tGel1re 3elt
nit @i11= lt1'o @errenl1el1, nit Gor=
6ereiti111gel1 SIT perliereu. Soaten auf}
Sic @fer6e eilu1nl I'M Stnl1e ltege11
nsiiiien, ibnen lit es SIT g0l11elr, oa111
f0lu1el1 lie iid] erbolen u1o fir Ste
Tolge5eit Itarfen Sonit aber gtebt e5
fir lie audi Mrbeit. Ser Gung FAINT
ouf's Telo gefiibrt uer0en, ODER mer1'1
mhts fret lit, in @ul1f Ell auf Sen 5u
Siirqen0en a(fer gelett meroen. groe
l,olen mir hera11, I'M 0amit Sen Clint
ger Ell beSeden, oamit er Dor SEN le11<
qelt5en Strahlen Ser austrodnenOen
Sonr1e geidutt lit. SSn 0em S6lamm=
6eden Ser 3uderfabrif ltegt quite groe
fir Sic @ieie11, sum Mu5fuaen bon
2odern o6er sur 4ompoitbereitung.
@odert mir ober sic gr11te1pagen nift
crit untafe[r1. 10 fabren mir Stroh
aus oen Sdeuren, 0unrit Sort Nlos
9piro u1r0 mahrer1o 0es guten @etters
feline Nferoe fit @ofarbelten SIT Saule
itehen b(eiben miillen.
Ma11bes Yfero bdtte mobl ldo1t
[al1git sur Shmie0e miillen. beute 1T
;3eit, 5os @eridra11ie noh5nbolen.
Salt 6os @ege1lpetter ober an, 10
ioate man nidt pergelien, Sic Stunt
mete pSer Sielen su idmieren un0
SEN Sattler SIT bolen, Ser fler1e 59a=
Sen ousflidt. @ero6e int CONNER
fpnrn1en urn erlten 3rud= u110 S9eu=
eriteGen Dor un0 Damn li110 tie ont
Id%wierigiten 5u berlen, aud ldBt man
mn ulrgern Elm &fer0 int Stale tie
fen. Iober balte npat oaranf, SaB
Sas 2e0er meih inns gut geflift III.
Bur 5donrng Ser Nfer0e un0 sur
itlneleren grLe0igung Ser grr1te traat
e5 pie[ bei, tper11 Sic @ege IN gutem
2unitanSe fins. Sett lit es 3eit, tic
I'll Ihleifen, Sizes o5er 5teine SIT faf-
rel1 inns @oiierrin11er unsulegen, Senn
1pe11t Set go6en eri It mie0er hart 1e=
trpfr1et lit, ldBt iih lhledt etrpos mo-
hen. Sot man piele 9eute, 10 Sort es
audi fir tie an Iobnen0er ge'hattl=
aulg niht feblen. Ser @petder 1T
BON oben fer reinsufeqen, nnS fur o1e
t1ere @r1te por5ubereiten, Sa6e mer=
SEN lortirt inns a~usgebeiiert, fir ben
mir5 Sol5 aehal1en, 9ehrt=
meroen gefIopf inns 10 ln''en
lidl ste 6raue11 unter 9oh ubernn on
6ausfrauen giebt man aud1
1rlaub. ur sic @dide at be-
loruer1 ur6 al 6ouie nod Sem @efter
iiehen, Samit lie r1n6her mieber 2eit
DruuBen auf Sem Teloe tint
mqefuIlene @orben aufsuifenen. Gro
BEN nndauieben. beritopfte 9ra1ns IN
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@ranfes @opfpeb miro beruriadt
6urh einen in l%1nor5nung qerathe=
nen Mngen. Nehmt @bamberlain's
Sabletten un6 bei1ert oas aus, unb
Sos @opTpeb miro neridtptn6en. gu
faufen bei ellen 4~potbefern. = Mn<
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17
Trcier Guuprn.

&c Gre:ic 2o5DIetnrie5 517 Ct. Str.
Gi~rohan7tnn. Y. 9.
ST BIN ein oeler ocs ,9iproitern."
s2eist mir ohne Muslage, noI Grgltoz
lis Den @aarausfnQ etu'telt, neuc
6anre nuefiel, mad1t, Sdlorf unn
Sufen Der &ppfGnut beleitigt uuo
gruues uno g%ebleid1te5 Soar 511r To-
tiirlidle.1 Sarbe briust. Sf1rei6t @l1z
rel1 Man1en n11b Mbre17e beutltd.
6eitet bieien Guupun Gmrem
Sriefc CIT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

der fomn1en. &ein eigener 9anomirtb
miro BEL &egcn @etreioe mdben unN
bi,1oen laiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

$50 f0nnen mir sic better @aaren in lntrSeus ub Strumpfen faufen?. Sel
Trant 6ansrs lit natnrth ser Emt, no SIR tets H@r ieo bel Gusm gintaut
in geHuo rf Se Nualitat, Gtil uo IrciS. M}mIua unerSeug fir 0tdnner,
grouen mh Sinasr it io gut befannt aer Bic saaen @erematsn 5taann Ia ais i% os
bette fir @ebmut un0 Comfort. uo 10 munOrbar nteortg i'm Yrle fur lon
bOderabises unter5sug, seihcsl Oh SIR isperas Garments >oSsrr 1n 5 on !nse
mout. @lehDel mlten TreiS Sbr M;abH, 0e SuaHtdt uo Der Sttl III unmet
ridts. @r iO Die aueinue Ngmn fir Munfnsllntereug in ct: elouo. mo
Ser gis lit SIR slei1e, sEihpe1 OBJ Sr es bier fauft oberin srObern staeten.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-05-24

lconoclast viii ever arise who vii
seek to tear down the monumen,a,if
tho men who nodded the worlds rs.
tlnles. using the blood OF the bRtle-
field as the cement for their consruct.
i've Efforts.
Indeed. Il IL conceivable that ID, day
may come when there can no moe be-
opportunity for military distinction.
but this very fact will increase the
glory Of the ages Of heroism. Then
the nation will look back to the deeds
OF the heroes who saved the Talon.
and they Will DO honored as Living In
an age, the majesty OF which otnnot
be moderated by any change OF IDEAS
as TO the utility OF warfare. Hence
the tribute paid the dead heroes Of
tho nations strife will be less trib'
ute than any TO follow. for ever year
the need OF praise and the warmth OF
oncomium will be Increased. AZ the
widening vista Of the past lends add
tional enchantment TO the theme The
time Will come when every part Of the
nation, without disparagement TO the
men who fought on the other side,
viii unite In acclalming the men who
preserved the nation and made Il the
mighty leader In all movements for
the peace and honor OF mankind
War may be all that II has been
painted and It's horrors cannot be too
gravely set forth, but there Is a pro
F, found religion In the warfare that re-
constructs u nation. that rc.ostabllshes
Justice, that sets men free and liber'
ntcs the intellect from shackles that
! fctter progressive thought and pro
hiblt the full expression Of progress
siye conduct, The south Is blossom
ing today In IT'S national feryor and
Industries teen throughout lr do
main The north Ii clasplng hands
with all other sections In the move
ment Of the American brotherhood TO-
ward the highest pinnacle u lofty eth
les and serylceable achievement The
organ roll OF American sentiment Is
heard with deep and resonant melody
All the nations OF the earth are learn
/ ahh AlbAA Aht lftNNeH
the great federated people OF the
American republic. the righteousness
that exalteth nation, American
statesmen. American educators. Amer
lean theologlans- have done
nightly toward giving this country
Its position OF prestige In the realm
Of world affairs. It's reputation ior pro
bity and honesty. liut the men VINO
gave their lives for the nation made
all this possible. They exalted an
ideal that has placed upon the Aihefl'
can people the destiny OF necessity 10
support every oppressed people ana TO
uplift the standard Of freedom anu
moral right, Out from the furnace
OF the war came the gold OF American
Ideals. out from the blood and striie
came tho type Of American ''a'es'
manship and the type OF American
sentiment that have caused lps re-
public to be looked up 10 by TOE peo
pie OF Europe and Asia as the moral
mentor and the efficient Ideal lor az
OF them. The work Of the men VINO
are honored upon Decoration uay 70
not concluded. will never be- neiI
souls move majestically onwaiu WV"
the movement OF the race. OF tpe ~ 81,
OF the universe Some day tps's ""'
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one or another walk OF life The ten
doncy Of mankind IL TO seek to have
the fame Of the great ones equal In
duration with their bcstowing upon
their fellow,men There In one day
for the American people that standt
alone IN solitary grandeur. separated
in the high flights Of glory that en-.
circle II. Isolated, yet majestic. In the
pathos which will ever attend It's
celebration. That day IL Decoration
day. In these times. when the peace
pipes are as soundful as the pipes OF
Pan. when the buglo IL becoming
hoarse. while the heralds trumpet
announces general arbitration treaties
to the ends OF the earth In these
times. when the progress Of mankind
appears to be set toward the fulfll.
ment Of the far.off prophecy that
swords shall be turned into pillow.
shares and spears into pruning hooks
II Is well 10 lay emphasis upon the
day that has the most distinctive
glory Of any peculiarly American
holiday The glory Of Decoration day
Is that II holds In national hallowlng
the mighty deeds Of brave men Their
deeds will be immortal. who fought
not because they had spleen toward
their brethron-now united In the
bonds Of a common home. endeayor
aud destiny but because they saw a
shattered nation wrecked upon the
shoals Of soctionalism They will be
I immortal because the tendency OF
mankind Is TO have the fame OF the
doors Of great deeds contermlnous
with the benefits conferred. The ben.
efts will be everlasting and augment.
Ing so that Decoration day. far from
having diminished glory when the
last Of the soldiers Of the nation shall
have passed away. will have even
more honor paid II The growth OF
| the nation, the working out Of its
| destiny, the recession OF sectonalism,
the magniiying Of the Incidents Of ma.
| tiOnal progress and national purpose
these are all factors In the march
| Of progress that shall forever make
/ hallowed the day sanctified by mem,
ories Of the blood OF the nations de.
tenders. Sad, indeed. the occasion
| for iratricldal strife, but the working
out OF the national issues from the
glorious battlehelds OF the nation
in It's great domestic contest make
even the pathos OF the warfare elo
quent with brotherhood. unity aud a
common devotion.
The time may cone Ehen war will
be regarded as barbarism outright
when the closeness OF the nations and
the Identical interests Of the powers
will be such as to obyiate warfare
when the tribunals will exist for the
support Of all international causes
without recourse 10 war. But the
time can never come when the laurel,
! OF the warrior will be dlmmed. Nc
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be general roll call. when those who
have deserved we'll " mankind will
pass IN the review of the eternal ages,
and the men who did the deeds hon
orcd upon Decoration day will not
miss the tribute Of the wider effects
OF their mission 10 preserve the Amer.
lean political tie unbrukon United.
glorious and peaceful. with undimmod
vision and with unshakcn faith In
their primary principles the Amcri
can people are one In heart and one
In spirit I'm their purpose TO have the
illustrlous ideals Of the nation made
increasingly glorious for the blessing
Of mankind
II Is easy enough after n war has
been fought TO prove the usocssness
OF II. II has often been shown how
the difference between the north and
tho south might have been adjusted
with such a terrible waste OF life and
treasure. Grant that within the de.
vices Of political cXpedioncy these
preventions were possible. the fact
still remains that the wars were
'""s",, '"", sIc"' "uI" 'a"''s "'''
pursed' ana inc 'od OF bnttleS en-
forced MIS- ancient IN" Of eye Tor eye
ana drop OF blood Tor drop OF blood
Chunren are always bearing the
iaults OF their fathers ana the men
ana women OF 90 to 80 poured out
OF their own veins ana out OF their
own souls an equal portion OF blood
ana misery ihht their fathers drew
from the veins OF an onslnNed race
NO moral debtS long remain uhpalu'
What II the purglng was drastic
and the throes suffered by the war
ring elements brought II staggering
To It's knees, was not the cleansing
complete? The nation stands today
the stronger ana the sweoter Tor thai
conflict For II was not merely the
quarrelsoine dlstemper OF war that az
fiieied the people but score of AIS
eases; not human slavery alone, nut
iaotional Jealousy greed, sclishncss.
state mlsgoyernment ana tederM
abuses. How vastly these have been
eliminated can be appreciated only
by a study OF the inlustices OF thM
ante'bellum period. The nation IN
that memorable struggle was expected
by cynical observers IN Europe 10
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Yes" said the Marquis dc Foozi.
lum. he comes OF remarkable fam.
lily. His greatgrandfathe invented a
wonderful piece OF machinery"
And his grandfather"
Invented a new method OF capital
izlng the business"
And his father"
Invented some interesting ideas in
orse racing and entertaining"
And ho?"
Hes an inventor. too. lie has In
enlod new variation OF the cake
walk. Washington Star"