Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06

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wo,,r foot tarn T,tti, .t uu may ~ That
| the waters viii ayantm.i1,, raanh either
| rho Atlantic or ~. Dnats,,
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DE ii!'iiss ale everything. NO mat
e e' ,,o W., .hl man may VAIN am
~ NJ Nv mas 'aAeH we wrong ROAD ne VIII
never ieach ehe DESIRED END.
| Let young couple start In life by
erecting Ia!nlly altar--settlng the
i.ofd always Defore them--and their
HE Is sure TO be q success. They may
not &c, rlch' put the angel of the Lord
\
and delivereth them'-which is worth
more tnsn ali riches. the greatest
success IN NE is not measured by mon
eS. When samuel Stillman, the phllan-
,hropis. u1ed: friend said that ms me
lad been failure. that ne had excellent
business apllltS and might nave made
fortune. hut Stillman's life. as Is
Wen known. had been blessing 70
thousands; ne mad given his children
sood educa'lon, mad brought them up
y. '. n"r,hla1 nrls. . manh s amo
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s s,',i.t,.. ''" IKE 'he s'i"se n'aeh
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" ..,o, q look the whole world in the face
~ ,,,,s ny s'''s man
re" lnllilohalres can say as much.
he wiioie sea coast iast year, froin
.h ,i. 10 MeSico. was placarded WIN
a .l.,,ei tents OF Ihe jamestown ex-
/ Ilpltloh. Every fallfoad statlon. every
J Wa.sloe mouse, every rock ana wan,
very pine anu paimetto Tree seemed
naming WIN pictures. flcInres o!
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s.ai'a'iis gu my w 1ov'"'V.
what is an TINS fnstian for? Merely
lor me Klor! or naval ana military
,anthori,les we nave no more need
nf all TINS inilitaflsna imam wagon has
and itching for greater war SNOW has
been growing FOR some tune. but re-
ceiycd additional impetus at the James
town exhlbltldn. lf. however. !o.oo0.00O
of peace loving people dwelling safely
in this land. must stu submit to this
town be the exponent than amy other
spot on the continent.
Two phases of civilization were
launched in this country, one at James,
town i'm 1907, the other at Plymouth
Rock in 1920. The first spread south
and west. the second northwest. and
though the war of 1851 did something
i'm the way of smoothing out the lines,
. yet the demarkation is still as dis
tinct AS that of the blue water of the
Ohio and the muriy volume of the
Mississippi at Cairo. The colony at
Jamestown was an attempt by some
what disappointed English aristocrats
to establish in this country the old
feudal system with it's lords and serfs
and the superadded degradation OF In
dian and negro slavery
The colonists were abou. l01, 33 of
whom were gentlemen (save the mark
and the remainder. laborers. hangers
on--poor whites one OF the first ques-
tions coming up was that of education,
and ii was decided that the laborers
and poor whites needed no education.
while the sons of the gentlemen" could
he sent to England for their learning.
], One man did have the temerity ia
: suggest public schools but leader
with a terrific explosion, put him down
saving they wanted no public educa-
,. ton and he hoped to God that there
would never he q public school i'm the
colony Three hundred years nave