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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-25
CONTINUED next week,
Ancient ereece,s Slaves.

s. zaborowski, Of the School Of Antk-o-
pology, In Paris, writes Of the slave pop
ulation in ancient Greece. From it one ID
enabled to obtain a very good idea Of the
social n economic conditions which pre-
vailed in ancient Greece during the height
of the slave traffic, which was instru-
mental in effecting a decline in the EN-
cheney and productiveness OF her citizens.
Slaves were employed at. such low rates
and We're obtained in SO many ways that
every n owned at least one or two, who
were made to perform all the household
and Industrial work, leaving the citizen
owners to spend their time in idleness and
luxury. It was for his reason that nearly
all Greeks maintained an aristocratic af.
titude toward life. The prevailing eco
nomic conditions n customs tended ia
lower the morals Of families and reduce
their numbers.
Enriched by slave labor, and entertained
by h doings Of men and women pur-
chased from abroad, the Greeks became
spectators Of life and practically re
nounced the raising OF children. From
the facts and statistics furnished by the
author can readily n q useful stand
ard for comparison with the social pho
nomena OF today.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-25
HAD "THE GOODS ON GERALD
Little Sister, After the Manner Of
Her Sex, Was an Eager Witness
Against Small Brother.

Geraldine was a meaning patient,
and her twin brother, as physician-in-
chief was dosing her, to their SUI
preme delight, when their mother
CHANGED to observe them. Being y
Christian Scientist, she told them
that they must not play sick"-they
must play pleasant games.
n few days later Geraldine ran to
her mother, shocked and Mortified,
exclaiming: Mother. Gerald said an
awful bad word!"
The mother turned toward the boy,
who had sulkily followed his sister,
and who now sturdily declared:
II didn't"
Yes. he did, too" protested the
girl. dropping her voice to a Sc
pulchral whisper. He said Doc
tor"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-25
Cabinet Crisis in France.
From the Brooklyn Eagle.

premier, after q trouble reign Of q triie
more q eight months, perhaps surprises
no student OF French politics. The bitter
opposition of the socialists to three years
posed internal loan for army and navy ex-
tension. is the direct cause OF the weak
ness Of Barthou. The chamber Of depu-
ties has nine different groups-radicals,
"a; organized socialists. Is; progressionists,
rs: independent %sociali1ts. 81: action Nber-
ais. 81; right, p: independent, n. The
vote against the ministry was 20 to 2@
on the proposition to max the new rentes
exempt from taxation. The foes Of Bar
thou pointed out that q tenth OF the whole
wealth OF al was in rentes. or govern
ment bonds, n that the exemption Of %
large q proportion was unjust.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-25
Upper Cut.

Upper Cut.
Mrs. French Vanderbilt, at q luncA-
on at Harbourviewe. her beautifm
Newport villa, said Of the nouveam
riches of Gotham:
These people form, undoubtedly. q
very splendid and ornate society-bu
it is a social upper crust based 60
clusively, as it were, on the financial
dough beneath"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-25
And Doesn't.

Wife-Do you know, | have a very
little mouth. In the glass it doesn't
look large enough to held my tongue.
Husband Gestily) 1t isn't,-stray
Stories.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-25
Not the Kind.

"Mr. Jones put down his foot on his
daughter Mabel's engagement =
Billy"
But lot with the stamp OF -
prevail.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-25

Hrs.Winslow's Soothing Syrup for ChnAsm
teething, softens the gums, reduces indaMnN
tton,allays pain,cures wind colo, sc . bo4aanAa
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-25

A Good One.
Il Just pulled a pretty good 90.
said the first cop.
What dye mean?"
"Oh, / arrested that minister
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-25

A simple remedy against coughs and q
throat irritations are Deans MentholsAe1
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-25
Advance information

Young man, we need brains in our
business"
II know o do. That is why I'm
looking for a job here"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-25

In 1912 Palermo. Italy. vent l1.1Ds
emigrants to the United States o. HI
steamers.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-12-25

Good Luck With Him.
Have any luck on your hun44ng
trip?"5
Yes: I missed three guides I 49,
at for deer."--Chicago Daily News.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
FATAL FLAWS FOUND IM
 THE NEW M|N|NG LAWS

'. ,bA new ARshRli mining aw k .-.,,A \ deslIsiOn and susrs after elf
 All the rsHults nt she studies whish Ao.. taken place since the inteFtreta- +,o,, uy the interior drpurf,n"nt appear t.. h. thai alxnses exist in the law ~n,f,n seem 10 mAEe it inc most 0h- .utA hst ut leRlsLh1on that ever enlna' .ssd from cVnEEeas.
 Tn the trss place Il is evident that ,,oat of. tisIe ix Eirnnst Ar inapuaai- ,.x1,tv and 1T thLs Is really sn. and < c-vtaIuly seems tn b0, lac Last stnrc Ur AIsskn heronrcs w"rE th" IT 'he nTst
 Aocurdink 10 the ELw man mar zr.he for himistst. or have at'lked fnr hsg only two claims In any part nr Anika within enc cHIrHiar month Scr, let Ha sWrpnse shat HElH D'u-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

totaEY btaI1ed Khlls hundred and half. ThIE reached Chtnha Saturday morn. inE. second rotary stalled Ft nInsty- two. DO fpuI hand sIeds hauling fuel oI1 n6s1 Ahllhretf 6he to supply It. All engines oil burners cannot use wDDd. must wait for olL One weelt'a mail on stalled rotary at ninety -InIIe. Fnr- ty hunhreA pounds ma3l teAva C0rdoYa
 tonight Track nOt clear but CSrtInra abudh mall AC cGn wire dcPaft+ +ttsnE all
 mall An ronre. From hundred onS 10 ChitinG road open hat snow atWass light that section ard rotRrS sel1nn needed trum f1itTt1ve to ninety oHe hlOGked. Railroad oE1cLuIh say will open six days yet mali ]szv~s Cprdora for advertIsIn puFmsep- F1fty dvI 10 Nieety-0ns mostly cnHSUn anh rIIn- tInuRI trouble. MAA thAE rcAskrd IlhiiInz passed nIlpAty-lS1a hefcre stasm, Mcintosh ntaSes fr1Ih TsIuAa m0vlng tsxalHriY though trnvei iAEB, ILAd maiE which rrnS.hrk t1hltina yea terdES hezn rnptet via ValdA~ il would have reached FntrhAHkH Jan, i
 HeAvy ~lHAh prevailing which VII Ha
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

Yald6g Is nuW hn Anx1ouz 10 hEAt CoFdova ard atAure lat Itself thP carrYIns of the man iissr It is seNAInR np% to the 1ntorIoF tSwns uaLd t'le- graphic dispatches wrIGh knock ths Curdovn rtItrp.d and boost its own facilities Tor sending mali, %nne has nothing RsRlnst Valdes md tha NEdrit of fighting It sho%s lh admirable. hue the people nT rhe interior pre only in tercstsd fin eheIr moi and nut Id thA faht. TH show, however. td Whar leneLha Tatdex will go to proyS Cor dOyR on thc bum can 11G sAE1 by the taM thnr thA Nugget yesterday re- ceNed from ihe ECldFS I'rOapector A tclegrpphIc mseeaEe of 1S0 words. The rnnurkabse part of i:. hnwrvcr h itIat thIs MesxaEt h pIt1Aid 'Y raideI Regular news IS r'nvrt paid for h ad- vance.
 So uI 'Asn, valdhx. hut don, blaEns poor Mems for nut IIeIRE toe easy. 1Trrr is Ihc telegram:
 VaIdss Jan. t3,--InrsrEA null wnlch I4r CordAsa December 21 on
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
SAYS NEW MINING LAW A FROST
VALDEZ: CONTINUES WAR
 SENDS PAID TELEGRAMS

derp ruta HEnitL ValAs< city officials and rfrnlhAr cpmmsTes knAr4ntSs fur sxcinx sni4ment
 Now let Ma ;uuiT at Inc othsT side Of Ii.
 On !sarlIrdAy the Nugget Du1aIs1eh reKliIar IAleeraphEc dispatch fTOit thr CHrdoya AlasRAh whk.h stated shaL 3, ,2G0 HuundE of raIa had rcAched fhattns. A?srT~ards and when the Nugget had gons 10 n1t+c ,hA follow ing dispainn arrived;
 G3urd0va. Jan. Il--Th,rty hun Cired pound. nr mall for FNIrbAnkR tO Nome left ChItinn E o'clock thia RIoTtI- fns after the train had arrived EttAre. Same amount Ia ui1 IEA yAy to Chit ina and s1xrAAM hundred pauHde moro leaves her~ rh special train tonight.
 DAILY ALASKAN.
 So thrtA YnI are No d0uhi nII la tArIGr tuwns hsITE ttss VA!deH PAIh trsAgrIIEs in their hHnE1H today and un!rsH they have some knowledge nr the ceNIi1rIonE th.Iy will lGE very angry, II1dpeA Hic 'eEn Caldez, but don't expect ns all ko L1 90 easllE fDolc1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

rhasea H rlAim from another. flaw Is tho puTchaFer suiHg to prarc that the vsnnor ssaked only two cIalms in question: 'rnA Un:, El'y this could he absolutely proven ia bS nn rxAnl 1nI(tto,I at inc records In every rA eordinG umce in AInska. And. yet. unless fhH venhUr hHB compiled with ihe law the grcund LH .1,@t and he lonEs no more ID him li14ln to Eny nther slAn In thc country.
 Judge G. J, L.nnnen rolrss out thte apparently filHl 1uw Rni drGlnres thaL the making nt an affidavit hy The vendor. tvsII If he akrsed to nnNe o,.e' Ia 0t no earthly use La prove r;14 iitLA
 Another absurlity rnntu4ned Ia the bin iR that anP niaim m1iSt mt bc lIhEl.r than thror times tts .r.Uioht width This neanh Lltn sthEirIX A!ms rATvw fractions iisEuI AuI rrMdIs
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

hAs urged the appointment 0t q .wsHf" srn man ns secretary of ths intrf1or 10 replace Secretary Fihher. The dele gussB rreERnt were uHahEnlDua In inc helief that Uhly West4thtf can In- AeraiAnd i11a vital nereAsitlAs di tHe cnnnfry aS thE deFelnpmanf Of the West Is nUw the principal task bAfoft the dAnRa.tmnnf.
 The cpHgrEMe did nnE 90 ph fesoEa aa 10 Its ccIaEkeA Of Eecrttaf5 F1AsAr hut the rAanest waH nlis to ihs .knr~esdxA- thAt ths cqsainE in Of ths tls@Ao4szaag -4@rnsnl4lsatiots Hsll inssn df teHss$r a dRAARs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
WILSON WILL RESERVE
 AND NOT CONSERVE

tie policies described b. the two words It means that instGad of lock ink up the rcscurcER those TeacufteA shuvid be developed in sana mAnner which would hAre the effect of lettlnE fine resourcss be lTttliEcd without be- inE destroyed.
 He received right Toral reception from thE iaeTnbeFs of the commercial clab and. indeed, from the city at large. At various t,,nes ne was ccm- peiIsA to acknowledge Recommendations by tdAk;UE short a6dtASseH
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

it Is believed In the Vcty bs6t ia 6ar4nRd uearteTa .tlHtt thr commission 0f a J. pakRA as rosrulAEter Til1 Gr- rive on the mail which comes tndaT- That ihu cGmniszIcn hns heeu for ~A1A~d hy mail Is the infurnlAt ti1ll s4Tsn ont for certainty nov.
 Eon1e doubt eKisIs as In:thA amount 0I frat class IEtiI from the outside IhIth WiH arrive today. Il iR known
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
SpeHsHI NsIa pst AAsStaA

Spa@HI FSEla pst AAssEs..
 3EATTI4N. Jan. I9.-AcccFdin3 to ths report ot the Seattle aaGaY ofnce thnt institution has rccefsod dur4nz Ihe fourteen y4atS just psst ths Svrn of s91o. Oso .ob'.
 Tho amount received from NolTae e5cSeda considerably the an0uEt rA-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

AevEzAl ether zhsurd3ttsA which any one cum see who looks Into the mAr- ter,
 According 10 Judge WIchGrA1*t1t's 5 Incorporation of the bIn A man my stake six claIH@ altogether In one m@nth for hinauh aud partners, Lead inE mining men and othRH In Son,1 A&y Ihal s man rnHY only st4ks eour rl1inR ArpengRt the latter Is Dr, Kit tieRen.
 Several nthAr apparent flaws occur which are row heing studied. The reAult nAaS he, II Ia thought. that the law N1n he vroveI tn ha the bdEEaar frost thai over came even to this TEE. r]tefY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
PR06RESSIVES DECIDE
 ID START ORGANIZING

erers siKn of hcihg victorious In the elections preceding tbs presidential election and hef1re Mr. Roosevelt came out s1 \ saudL6Rte 10r tHn rhGrd tGrn. There tn still hops that lA- foIIAtts and others whU Raiked st Roosevelt w1il aEnin TetpfU lo the fold. Cn tho other hand many believe that the defeat of Prcsiaent Taft viii teEiIt In the republicans adopting q hi6re ptoRrAAAive platform DO that the d1sattected may again fall ir lIns..
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
8ps1lsl Nugget &sEvitA

NEW YORK, {nn, l3-Tht prdkfe9- rive party comMittDe dSGtded today to start nrKhhL2inE evsry Gmg1eA- vhnf1ni district In the RtaIe nt NeT York md also to try to Inaueurate n similar movement in al the other atatHs-
 The Roosevelt party lS9deta Seem t~ be aa de11EnlnrG AS eTCt- to SC on with Ghs strnEEie. Many Of vhern. hnwAEsr. believe that Roosevelt hlTm- self should remain Tn Lhs haekErcpud AA nanch n& puAsInlG as they hslicF6 that thA progressive policies showed
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

ceayed tr0m anY othF BActicn of ths North either 1u Amef5cau or British terrltory-
 The AguFeh from NceTi for rhA fourteen yearH nsH. sss.00e.tO0. Ths ThAsna adnt 44s.aes.0aG through the otsiee. Ldhearc6 gave s&6e0. 900 and rhe rsmatndar of A1asita ash. 4td.JO9,-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
MRA WILLIAMe EIck-

Mra. wInians the nurse. ~'Snt 10 the hUsp1tat thlx morniRe to bs treat- esi nor a poisoned hand. An operation ~tE bs performed by Dr. sican.
 Tho injnry was caused when ths lAdY's hand. the right one. Was hit ~lIh a hansnE+.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
R00EY RAISES CAIN
 WITH COAL PEOPLE

tITHe aBc,
 S1r. Rodey says that other iFDpDoT. tAhs phases o4 the question get Tertaan to be dealt with 0R0 that thc TsintIsT has been hy no meanA concluded.
 Further evidehca tE NOW being ae. cured and aonc sensational develop Inents are expected,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
ssseisl hussat servies.

FpSGlal kaesAt SerVies.
 CHICAGO. Jan. l9-Tlar In en- urElY now paEiUs in the matter Q: th@ psu of the coUhlTy"s reAourcra will result from sEe ai ,1IrIs'r1.luI eI Woodrow Wilson wak rrl! crIaeut 9eihrday evening by t;l |! anc''ch de.iv sref hy the president .;Iec' .:fnr iI'e 1usineAs hian of ih;s r!!g-
 He Coined pew pEfaae when Ire aaId the country n%sGlai1 reservation nf isa re4Hurees Rnd not conservation \ Tsar difference edsts, he believes, in
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
shRiNERs DANCE FEp. 12

The ShTIaers have declde6 to EiFe dance February i2 and s. m"st peAs' ait time Is already being looked fOr' wart tr, Ths fanIpu4 order ie f'oN at work nn tho pTeEm!nGxiea,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
HARTMAN HAD
 $7o,000,0OO
HEAL VALUE OF LATE RAIL ROAD
 MAN-s ESTATE l8 LkA~HEp.
apselaI Anuust Sasvtsa4

8R3dk1I 4dMnnBE W1aVE&
 NEW FORK, IOn- 12-The lptnt ynlua of the Hartman sztale Ia e7O.- ds0. .an8. Tht valuation of Il haR tanst fully concluded and the amount AlAt- Ad will net hs pHt of the wnY @xcrpt by A negligible hKi1Fc.
 1Ieat pecplz seemed "a have thought tnpt the eState Werlh reach into the hundreds of millions
 A great Yazlation In ths VnluR might nccnE kt any tIthe aE the prop erty is composed aImnsr entirely of rniirurH and Dthar slocfA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
NOME SENT s49,o0o; ;o00
 ~.*fo SEATTLE ASSAY OFFICE

waR represented ny t$7,e0aedt. Near ly uu of IhIa, 6t eourse. cnnr from Ina KInndtks. ErItish CGIWEahlar 1IIcind. inE Attin and all thr CaasAF diatricts gent Sis.a0O,oV1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
6pselal Nugget Ssrviss.

Gpsclal Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE, Jan. I2.-Bsrnard g. Wuley, 6islriet attorney for th@ Sec ond 5udIc;nl division 9t AlAAAa. has returned to this eitY 10 resume the pgcyeeutlon of the coal 0cupani&s which are charE:d with doffaHdsng the gorernnenl cortrarts made soFno
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

In part Of hu spRerh hefnCa ihs club he urged Ihe neceuEfrY shr -AtsdE-hs acc-HsibIe ths resources of the cern . Try which are nav bsYDnd feaHl'.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
CLERK IsauEa AEprW.

Captain John SWndhaek has IsBlI%Ti I1tz quarterly report which takRs tn +hn time from October l. 1912. tn DA- oensber 2l. 1912, b ahuwH that thH ktes4 recRipta from lGoeEseE, etc.. within rlse Cily were 4it.t41.A5. The reualnta from outside tha cltY meFs eG.13I.sY. Ffnes fertteltuTes. Atr,. Amounted to &1.GE4.SE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

Wa have the 1IsaHaAA and e<sA etssas of nseeseiss ;n Roms- fry GL, ThsrUK Lshmann.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
GIVES MINORS FIRST PAPERS
JUDGE HOWARD RENDERS IM- pcRrANr NATURALIZATION
 DECISION.
apaplAz RtuapAt 9As4S&ssA

SEATTLE Izn. l9.. JndGc Howard haA EeverEsd the daclHInnH of JIldEs Hanfcrd and Judge CMahman In me matter nt the cleEihLIlty of minors tu rAcAlve sheIr IiT4+ rapers- The judges tn tho IOwar rouTts held that min1rs are not elegIbIe bnt Howard HuW lF hss dsolElnh declares that thAy are
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
LATER
JUDGE &Acp4@Uco FHLtau GUILTY BY aENAfk A
 cE4&Ragh

special NppaAk &AEVfek
 WASHINGTON. Jan. la.-Iud'1s Arehhon was found guilty tDAsY. He was fnpeauhAG for dslhonoraHie and corrupt pFRctLess on thirteen 'u1H'rs nuf wAR found guilty on H''s ut them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

WARRINGTON. Jan- lx-TAe house today passed q resolution 70 annil President TaTrA prdNr. 70 place fourth elass rostmAsterx. under civil service rules.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13
.RAkKE'S COMMISSION
 EXPECTED TODAY

that there Is *orHs erst clasE hut so1hA ti5s+ cIasa natl always com+s frNTA river phtRts- AooordinE 10 adTtcss fruns UnnIa*Ees pnAtmaEtcF the mat duo Ia nTrl~e tDdaS hSa rnSHeh HrSt clAHs mattsr tc warrant the beIicf thai snn1e or it must come from 0utshdA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

,..AppIss tast PsI hcA and np At LshAsaRnls.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

THE NEW EAGLE. ThA hssms uf sErAIHhk Mh1aksTE+
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

Lut-Fak nt kshEnkn'e.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-13

Deg saihnen Sc per Hsprd- BsEsin 3tsrH.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26

' - ~ - ~ : Aapp' 'l'
Rev. Anna Shaw
satisfaction just to be qualified to refuse pay
perfect dear Now G. B. S.
has heard remark he won't contradict
girl arrested for wearing
thing as carrying this mildly blouse" fashion far
The Book of job has been dramazed We the audience
will not have exmpy the well Of the forbeang
Admission
Hamlet
been relieved Of its before it in
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
What Makes a Good Manager

the of the really successful manager? Can
the invite dismissal by almost every
make of him serviceable and profitable workman?
If So he is worthy of his job. not, he won't do.
There managers who do this; and there
swing quite the hardest ne fairly
well with the average workers. And this forms regular of
managerial ability.
department foreman will tell the cost of
breaking his protearning capacity
long while and that why change good
t the firm
With this mind it easy that the best manager
who keeps his the increases their efficiency
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26

But isn't Gunboat Smith rather light hope?
has by
the
The
S y al apple packer.
Twenty-four hydropanes purchased
nhst aerial bomb perfected
The bridesmaid at Illinois wedding 101 old 1t be
that caught the bridal bouquet which predicts early marriage
coming home.
probably wife he will shoot him he away
is 10 general things.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
* * Curious Facts ~ =

Milliner is corruption of "Milaner"
from Milan, which city at one time
gave the fashion to Europe in all
matters of taste In woman's head
gear.
A mine, now said to be exceedingly
rich, was sold by its native African
owner for pair of trousers and a
cricket cap.
Human hair takes the fifth place In
China's list OF exports. during the year
over 100000 worth of hair having
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
= RETROSPECTION =.
BY CONSTANCE CLARKE

tTWAS a little old last years ball gown
With train that was slightly torn
And its chiffon a trihe damaged
By the strenuous life it had borne.
And mandarin coat that went with it
And slippers of silvery sheen
That hidden away in the closet,
Are really not fit to be seen
Do long for the lighted ballroom
With its tender between-time walks?
Or the care of blase partner
Who is bored and who never talks?
Or the roses the morning after
The heat of the night before,
That float forlorn in the bathtub
In state one must really deplore7
Twas little old last years ball gown
Quite carefully put out of sight,
And the slippers that, worn out and heellcss,
l threw away last Monday night.
Do long to be dancing the tango,
Or pine for the barcarolc's note?
All, no; but must purchase something
To 60 with that mandarin coat
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26

been distributed to countries all over
the world.
church organ has recently been
made in Belgium which is composed
entirely of paper, the pipes being rolls
of cardboard. The sound is sweet
and powerful.
Buttons were first manufactured in
Birmingham in 1859.
The population of London increases
by 10000 annually.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
The Call "A Good Paper"
tFrom the Evening pajaronian, watsonville.

(From Pajaronian Watsonvle)
int
and
the
Is
.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
BEYOND


am so fond;
They make it seem familiar,
and most dear,
AS journeying friends bring
distant countries near.
So close it lies that when my
sight rs clear
/ seem to see the cleaning OF
that strand;
I know I feel those who have
gone from here
Come near enough to even
touch my hand
I often think but for our yelled
eyes,
We would find Heaven right
round about Us lies.
/ can not make it seem day
to dread
When from this dear cartH
I shall journey out
To that still dearer country of
the dead
And join the lost ones so
long dreamed about
/ love this world, yet | shall
love to go
And meet the friends who wait
for me, I know.
I never stand above the bier
and see
The seal of death set on
some we'll loved face
But that I think-One more to
welcome me
When I shall cross the inter-
vening space
Between this land and that one
Over There;
One more to make the strange
Beyond seem fair.
And so to me there is no sting
to death,
And so the grave has lost its
victory.
1t is but crossing, with sus-
pended breath
And white, set face, a little
strip of sea.
To find the loved ones on the
other shore,
More beautiful, more precious
than before
A MAN who says he Is a
n great student and that has
studied all the religions
urges me to be sensible" and
discontinue writing or talking
about God" or Heaven" or
Future Life"
He says all these things are
superstitions, which people of
intellect must abandon, or re-
sign all claim to intellectually.
This man is, of course, an
egotist of the rankest order. He
is SO blinded by his self-conceit
that he can not see Truth.
He is like an individual who
sits holding his own photograph
close to his eyes and says,
There is no universe, no sun
or skies; there is only this card
on which I see my face"
The perfectly balanced human
being forms complete triangle.
Physically strong, mentally
strong, spiritually strong; the
three natures are in perfect har-
mony.
We find few such beings, and
consequently the world is filled
with those who are in some re-
spects dwarfed or deformed.
There is the robust athlete,
whose prowess lies in the phys
ical realm. He had not devel-
oped his brain or spirit.
There is the hysterical spir-
itual being, who thinks only of
the world beyond and neglects
his mind and his body.
There is the intellectual giant,
who has a stunted body and no
spirituality, or who has two
sides of the triangle developed,
body and mind, and only a
blank space where the spiritual
line should be.
No one of these individuals
is living the life God wants
man to live. Each one must be
sent back to earth in many in
carnations until he learns to
make the perfect triangle of
himself, and then, being COM
plete, he can pass on to other