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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16

For centuries before Marconi wire
less telegraph was known the mys-
terry of swift communication has puz-
zled many civilized explorers of bar
barian regions. In the heart of Afri-
ca missionary discovered the method
of following a large gourd. which was
then dried. and round 1t was stretched
the skin of kid. hard and thin as
parchment. Beaten with a padded
drumstick this instrument gives a
sound which can be heard eight miles
away. And each village contains the
expert who can tap the message and
send 1t on.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16

The specialists in tuberculosis. re-
porting to the French Academy OF Sci
ences, declare that as long as man
retains one-sixth OF the lung capacity
with which he is endowed by nature,
his vitality remains unimpaired
This is TO be noted as encouragement
for victims of consumption. AS long
as one-third Of the original tract of the
lungs remains. there is a chance that
cicatrices may form and the wounds
of the disease may heal. and this one
third will constitute lung capacity suf-
tcient for the patient to do business
upon to the end OF q long life.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16

II 1t is to become the fixed custom
for the women to burn their hats
when they gain the suffrage, a ques-
ton arises which may affect mascu.
line votes. OF course the burning OF
hats involves the purchase of new
hats. VIII the tyrant man be allowed
to continue his time-honored custom
OF drawing checks to pay for the new
hat. or will the newly enfranchised
citizens scorn that dependence, and
furnish the new millinery themselves?
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16
Our Discomfort.

Brand Whitlock, the mayor of To
ledo, was talking about discomfort
at is Our discomfort, our divine dis.
content" he said, that will make a
great nation of US.
II believe in discomfort. can
sympathize even with the discomfort
ed old farmer, who said:
"Contented? When1l be con
tented? WALL I'll be contepted when
l own all the land adjoinin' mine-and
not befur, be gum!'"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16
WINTER is THE TIME TO TALK over
THE GARDEN PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR
Story About What Five Acres Of Tomatoes Did for Kansas Family
---Garden Truck Profitable to Grow in Connection With
Other Work---Late Tomatoes Paid Better
Than Early Varieties
tBy c. v. Holsnger Horticulturist at X s. A. CT

for plants that season, and we figured
that we would save the extra plants
and sell to others who wished them,
but when it came time to remove
them, we found that it disturbed the
remaining plants. Our men were,
therefore, sent into the filed and all
but the best plant in the hill was
cut off close to the ground with a
sharp knife.
We did use enough plants to set out
an acre Of our own. The ground was
marked out as formerly, but insteai
of using a string, we used a slotting
machine that was bought for the pur-
pose Of opening a small trench in
which cuttings or other plants were
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16
Distinction.

What have you ever done to claim
distinction? In other words, what
have you ever done that was original
or out of the ordinary?
II once had a part in the actual
transfer of several shares OF stock
on the New York exchange"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16

A dog with an eel in itE mouth Gre
ated panic in the barroom of New
York hotel, men yelling and fleeing
for their lives. This furnishes fine
material for retort by the woman who
is ridiculed because she runs from a
mouse.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16

A Denver professor says the world
would be in an Awful az II all went to
college. Sure. there'd be no self-msds
millionaires left then to sndow the
institutions.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16
Her Ship Came In.

The mother, widow with six chill
dren, had more energy than money.
Little Dot asked frequently for things
which her mother could not give.
Just wait till my ship comes In,
she would say assuredly.
One day the mother gave Dot .
nickel. 1t was an unheard of hap
pening.
HAS you ship come in?" the lit-
tie girl asked eagerly.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16
FVYE WERE fruit growers In the
" eastern part of the state but

found It profitable 70 grow
many planters in getting trees to
some truck in connection with our
regular work. The amount of truck
we grew depended largely on the
prospect for crop of fruit.
We foundt that early tomatoes and
small fruit as we grew 1t did not work
well together. Therefore. we made
1t a rule to grow only late tomatoes.
We started plants in cold frame or
out of doors, as the case warranted.
We frequently found that 1t paid us
well to plant seed in the field, as mar
rated here. Being near a large mar
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16

Bad luck is commonly the result of
bad judgment.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16

Many a man performs his work a.
though he thought he was doing the
boss a favor.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16

The Condition.
Can your wife keep a secretH-
Certainly, II there is nobody
around for her to tell 1t to-"
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-01-16

"The manager always keeps back
a portion of the villains salary"
why does he do that-afraid he'd
skip"
mo; but he always acts his part
better when he's mad"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE
WIARUSA!
CZy lnasz chrypAe?

Powstrzymaj ehrypke ma
%tychmiast, zanim wywiaze sic
z niei cos niebezpiecznego.
Seve,y Antisepso) (Severa's
AntisepsoD jest polecany ia.
ko bardzo pomona pluczka
antyseptyczna do gard}a pod.
czas cbrypki, oraz do ust.
Col ona podraznione nablon-
XII, wzmacnia dziaela, oczysz.
cza jane ustna. w zakata-
rzeniu nosa polecamy uzy-
wac tego preparatu przez
pewien czas, a rezultat be-
die zadawalniajacY napewno.
Pc ogoleniu sic, zmyi twarz
Antisepsolem, DO to }agodzi
.podraznienie sk6ry. Cena Is
cent6w "a butelke, W kazdei
apiece. Zadaj koniecznie, by
81 dano, Antisepsol Severy.
Me bierz innycb. = W. F.
Severa Co., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
Go Macie Czynit
ola Waszych Kiszek.

Zaskoczeni zatwardzeniem, kobieta lub
me1czyzna, zawsze big zig zmyslami =
co uzyt7 Sole, olej ~rycynusowy, minera1ne
woody lub inne srodki przeczyszczajace,
czynia kiszki tkliwemi i o%bolalemi. One
sprowadzaja kurcze, b6le, l oslabienie
przez dluzszy czas pc ich u4yciu.
Przez dwadziescia pie6 lat Jan Nowak
bada} te fakta, iprzyszedl doprzekonania
Re ludzie bioracy sole, ME tylko te ME
wyleczyli sig, ale szkodzili sobie. Posta-
how'll on zatem sporzadzit srodek, ma ME
~domagania brzuszne, pod kazdym wzgle-
dem doskonaly, 1 MEM So JUL wypr6bo-
wane, "Nowaka Pigu}ki."
Przez IS lat tysiace polstich rodzin
chwalilo jego prace, a jego pigulki wy
leczyly drugie lyle cierpiacych z niemi-
lych cierpieh to4qdka. Uwolni}y one
dziesietki tysiecy Cd utywaniamineral6w.
DIS te tysiece ciesz4 sig regularnym
,tolcem / dobrem; apetytem,a pozby1i sie
odoru z ust, kwasu " 4osfdku, s}abej pa
mieci, opadania sill, w~yciehczenia m6zgo.
wego, oblozohegoj ezyka, odbijania SIG
/. d. powstajacych z sa~twardzenia. u1y.
waiaco Cd czasu do czasu ''inalych" pewnie
dzialajecych "Nowata Pigu.ek" poaby.
waj1 sie przed czasem nlepotrzebnych
chor6b, / utrzymujs sw6j system y zdro-
wynn stanie.
spr6bujcie jedna "Nowaka Pigulte"
iz;i5 ma noe. Azaraz po 6niadaniu pre-
konacie sig csemu d = Tux wysofo
~polecane.
Sprzedawane We wzystkich aptekach l
a agent6w, hub tel posy2amy poetic "a
uadsaaniem a5c do: Jan Nowak Co.. -
ii. / Ashland Ave. Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
M sprZedaz.

&%41&EaI EE##. $50 +.H#2E
| 1870 akrowa farma " Lee
ma, Wis, 70 ARROW upraw-
nych, ARROW budulcowego.
twardego drzewa a reszta
pastwiska. Wszystko obsia-
ne. Sad, W kt6rym sic znaj-
DUE okoio Is drew owoco.
wych i okolo 40 zagon6w
truskawek strawberry po-
Iowa sadu zasadzona innemi
krzami rozmaitych jagged.
Wielki dom mieszkalny-
jedna Geese 1926 druga
1928 stop; duza piwnica pod
ca|ym domem, stodo}a do
zboza 40x60 stop - spichrz,
2lx2S stop stajnia 21x56
stop; So to wszystko dobre
nowe budynki. Opr6cz tycb
inne budynki jak CHEW ma
kukurydze, kurnik i t. p.
Studnja z dobra zr6dlana wo-
da. = Masterpieces osobiste
w1asnosci: 3 doskona}e ko-
nie--para do zaprzegu i ie-
den nadzwyczajny ko6. 2
zaprzegi robocze ] do wy
jazdu Is sztuk byd}a, 5,cie-
lat, 6 SWIM 100 kur 6 ko-
seek pszcz61 1 SAME farmers
skie, l cutter, 1. bryczka, l
w6z mleczarski, / w6z far.
merski, 1 separator do Smile
tanki 4 wjelkie blaszanne
naczynia do mleka, 1 bin
der, Il mower, l ciezka dra-
ga, l lekka draga, 1000 stop
drzewa, 1 wy}upywacz do
kukurydzy, 1 kamie6 do to-
czenia, l zgrabiacz do siana,
1 wiatrak, piugi, 1 wielka
waga, 2 kosiarki i wiele in
nych rzeczy do gospodarstwa
farmerskiego potrzebnych.
iak, dluta, pi}ki i t. p. Obok
jest fabryka sera; do pol
skiego ko6cio}a W Spruce
81 mill, do angielskiego kat.
W Lena 3 mile, szko}a / mill
cd fanny.
Cena "a farme jest Z ty-
siecy dolar6w z wyzej wy
mienionemi narzedziami
$4,000. 6 tysiecy got5wkq
reszta ma hipoteke. Spree
dam powodu podesz}ego
wieku i braku sill do piracy.
WAL. KOWALCZYK,
Lena, Wis. (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19

PAM Katarzyna Hall po-
wiada: !, Utrzymuje dom Is
lat jestem matka czWorga
dzieci, a ME chcia}abym bye
.bez ,,Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain Herbaty." Madra
kobieta, ola czego? Wypedza
chorobe, s%prowadza zdrowie
j szczescie ola catej familii.
Jest ~utrzymaniem swiata "
zdrowiu. w apiece Browne.
4 ADVERTISEMENT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
o BOHATER o
czyli
prawdziwa mi}os6 ojezyzpy
PoWiest Z szaAdw napoleohsk;ch woien.
Napisaf
KS. !nacy Zielsaski.
(Ciag dalszY.)

Widocznie chcia}a PAM g..
swa, jak ma pywazna chwile
rozstania nieco dziwaczna
nauka'' rozweseli6 i meza
syna. I W rzeczy samej wy.
bornie jei sic uda1o. ALDO
WIEN Ksawery mimowoli
u6miechna} sic, s}yszac o
porzadku W strzelaniu i W
biciu, a p. Antoni uradowa-
ny ko6cowym komceptem
swej przezacnej %po}owicy,
roz6mia} sic cd serca i zawo-
}a} weso1o:
- I'll! zoneczko kochana,
c6zci sic stale? Juz lat pre-.
sz1o trzydziesci zyjemy z so.
ba, a nigdys jeszcze az dotad
wierszy ME sk}ada}a; znac
ME co innego, tylko prorocze
natchnienie tax }adnei sk}ad-
ne s}owa do ust CT cisnie i
szczesna ola ostatniego syna
przysz}osc przepowiadac ka-
re. 0! daley Bog, ably tive
s}owa sic ziscify.
HAaA OAT a.
re jak najzupe}niej zamiaru
swego dopie}a, odpar}a z wi.
docznem ukOntentowaniem:
- DoprawdY - mile sic
s}ucha}o? OF widzisz, mezycz-
ku drogi, co porzadek INA
czy; boz pie prorocze to by.
10 natchnienie, jeno troszke
porzadku W s}owach, i mic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19

wiecejl Co sic >zas tyczy ich
ziszczenia, to jak Bog rozpo.
rzadzi, to bedzie najlepiej.
Me zal mi by}o dw6ch. STAR
szych po6wiecic ola naszej
swietej sprawy, niechby
trzeci padf, byle z chwafa, a
przeciez i te stratebym prze'
bola}a, chociaz co prawda
6mierc Ksawerego jake os-
%tatniej naszej pociechy W
dw6jnas6b przykraby mi by
Ia. Nam ]ednak mocha ma
dzieje, ze nam Opatrznosc
Boska Ksasia ca}ego powr6-
eli.
Me nadaremnoc ia to
powtarzam, Zcsie1ku luoa,
re czytam " sercach ludz'
kich, jak W otwartej ksiedze.
Zaraz sic domysli}em, sko.
ros tylko pierwsze wyrzek}a
sfowo, ze zako1czYsz nadzie-
je W Opatrznosci Boskiej i
W ocaleniu ostatniego syna.
ia DO tez niewatpEwie ufam
W Rogu, re mas przynaj miej
prey schyfku zycia cd tax
ciezkiego : smutku, jakim
Jest ola rodzic6w utrata sy-
ma jedynaka, }askawie zacbo'
wac i Ksawerego zdrowo
nam %powr6cic raczy. TAX
prawi1 p. Antoni, a obr6ciw'
sly sic do syna i sciskajac
go czule, doda} z wYrazem
serdecznej %ojcowskiej milo"
csi:
Moi synu kochany!
Niechze Gle Bog b}ogos{awi j
cd wszelkiej nleszczesnej
broni przygody.
Podczas gdy sic to dzia}o u
panstwa ST., przyby} do
p. Macieja J6zef w.. z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
prowadzepfa rycerskiej troll

XII.
w towarzystwie Piotra wy
ruszyli vice dzielni ochotni-
cy wesolo, iak gdyby ME sill
ma wojne, jeno ma czyje 60
dy, a ma skr9cie ulicy prey
Dominikanach, zegnajac jesz.
cze rae wzrokiem i uchyle.
leniem czapek patrzacych "a
mimi z okna pozosta}ych,
znikneli, zmierzajac wprost
ku wodnej bramie, a ztamtad
Kamionka do Wis}y.
V.
Zdrada.
Dlugc jeszcze pc odejsciu
naszych patryot6w bawil sic
Maciej u pa1stwa S.......,
rozprawiajac powaznie y 6w-
|czesnej polityce z p. Anto'
MIN, kt6ry i ma tenn polu by}
niewyczerpsny " bardzo
frafnych domys}ach, i przez
to nieraz do serdecznego
Smiechu pobudzi} przyjaciela.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
Uczcie sic pc angielsku !!

wyuczvmy Was listownie,
" Waszym wolnym c~zasis, "
trzech m~ies,qcach, nietylko mo.
vic, czyta6 l pisac. pc angiel-
ski, lecz W ciagu nauki przez py..
ta"ia i odpow:edzi kt6re twicze.
ma (preparowane .dla kazdego
ncxnia z osobna) zawleraia. pozna-
jenny VASE zdolnosci stan dora
dzamy , instruktujemy Was sto-
sowhie Pr>ex CO iesteSmy v moz~
nosci pokaxac VAN najszy osza j
ma pe~ n~ie]sza droze do powodzema
a prawdziwa chsc jak | ~zaufanie
do naszej melody w}a6uie " ciagu
nauk, sic %puka.uia
Piszcie iprzskonajcie sic 0 nassei
n,ezf6wnanej prawnle zastrsesonej
metodzie. Pred wstepne -ekcye
wysy}amy kaidemu zupe}nie bez"
p{att,e. w razie gdyby6oie tako-
We nznali Observation-Disclosures to
przyna;mniej ME bedziecie AM je~
dnego cent. stratni. Adresu;oie:
Nar0dOWa Szkofa Jezyk6W
( DEPT. 81
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
CHICAGO. LII
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19

a
Piotrem. Wojciecb, kt6ry
tax niecierpliwie ich PREY.
bycia Wyglads}, poskoczy} i'm
naprzeciw, skoro ich tylko
przez okno ujrza} nadcho-
dzacych, a wszedlszy z nj
mi do pokoju, zsledwie doz-
wolff przyjacielowi .przywi-
tao OLGA swego ] siostre, =
jeno p~oprowadzi} J6zefa
wprost do l6zka, a wskazu-
JAG ma sztuciec, proch ! ku.
le, odezwa} sic spiesznie
tn masz J6zefku: =
wszystko W najlepszym po-
rzadku, bonn w}asnorecznie
wyczyszcif %sztuciec i reBzte
przygotowa}. W tenn zawi.
niatku masz kilka kielbasek
ma posilenie ola n~ieprzyja'
ci6f naszych. To rzek}szy
wreczy} J6zefowi paczke z
patronami roz6mia} sic flu
ternie, a potem wskazujqc
ma vino, ko}acz i %prawdziwe
kiefbasy, doda} weso}o -
To zas ma posilenie twoje
przygotowa}a Jadwisia.
J6zef chcia1 p6jsc do Jad-
w1gi i kawaIerskim zwycza~
jem pieknie podziekowac "a
przychylna troskliwa pa
mice, lecz Wojciech wstrzy-
mai go.
- Daj pok6j, J6zefku dro'.
81, - to potem zrobisz : je-
no pakuj czempredzej, DO
czas najwyzszy, abysmy wy
ruszyli. Darui, ze Gle tax
nagle, lecz takescie dlugo ma
sic czekac dali, a ksiezyc
wczesnie hulanke pc niebie
ko6czy. Zatem ME potrzeba
TRAGIC wiecej czasu, jezeIi sic
"a widna przez Whsle pre-
dosta6 i przynajmniej do
Bydgoskiego ujsc chcemy
boru, zw}aszcza, re ma mo-
ment wpadniemy ieszcze
naprzeciw do pahstwa S..
by sic pozegna6 i zabrac z
SODA Ksasia. Ty Pioterku
wezmiesz do niego ten sztu-
Ger z r6zkiem i reszta przy-
borrow.
Jadwiga poczestowaia ma
odchodnem smaczna herbat.
ka z samowaru a potem 20
dawszy ojcu pfaszcz i laske
i zarzuciwszy ma sic lekki
tolubek, wyszia raze m z Ma.
ciejem, Piotrem ! dwoma
powsta6cami W sasiedztwo,
The Chitina leader., 1913-11-11
skate by moonlight tonight.

John ChamDerialn. oI aneau, on of the best known commercial men who travels in the northwest, cane over from Valdez on the Alameda. He is accompanied by his son Will liam Chamberlain, of Seattle.
 Charles Rosswog and Carl Dun lap, who served as grand jurors for the past month, returned from Val deg on Saturday, having completed their labors.
 w. Taylor, who makes his head quarters at Copper Center, is guest at the Windsor, having come over from Valdez on the Alameda.
 The steamer Gen. Hubbard is ex- pected at Cordova within day or two. This vessel brings the expedi- tion north, in charge of Jack Dalton, that will freight out the coal re- gently mined in the Matanuska field. A stop was made at Juneau, where men and horses were taken aboard. At Cordova some addi- tional men will also be taken on and little time will be lost in getting to Knik, where the landing will be made before navigation closes.
 The steamer Mariposa sailed from Juneau shortly before noon today. She went to Skagway and if she gets away from there before mid night she should reach Cordova on Thursday morning before noon.
 The train from the interior ar rived this afternoon at o'clock, bringing passengers and mail from Chitina that came through by stage from Fairbanks. A few passengers from Mccarthy and local points were also aboard.
The Chitina leader., 1913-11-11
-O-O-O-

Judge Brown wrote to the steam ship companies asking that a spe- cial rate be granted indigents who may wish to go from the Third Divi- sion either to the pioneer home at Sitka or to friends in the states. Vice President Baxter of the Alaska Steamship company replied favorably and quoted half rate which will be effective. It is expected that the Alaska Coast Company will fix the same rate.
 Albert Vile, recently appointed postmaster for the Iditarod, is now visiting in Juneau. He is a pioneer of Iditarod where he was in busi- ness several years. Before going to Iditarod he was a resident of Fair banks where he has a brother in the mercantile business. He is a Dem- ocrat in politics, and has been active in party work.
 Charles E. Davidson, surveyor general and secretary of the terri tory is now at Seattle, on his way to San Francisco to meet Mrs. Davidson, who left Juneau three weeks ago. The department of the interior has granted MT. Davidson a months leave of absence.
 At recent meeting of the Valdez city council Alfred B. Hes was granted a franchise to erect poles and string wires through the streets of Valdez and also provided that he could charge $1.00 a light for the first light installed in houses and S5 cents per light for all lights there after. The power rate was fixed at a maximum of 10 cents a kilowatt hour.
The Chitina leader., 1913-11-11

LONDON, Nov. 11.-Sir T. Van sittart Bowater, Kt., was installed yesterday afternoon as Lord Mayor of London. He was sheriff in 1906 and has been alderman since 1907. In his new position he will draw a salary of $50,O00 per year, but will only hold the office one year. He succeeds Lord Mayor Sir David Bur- nett, Kt.
 CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 8.-Gov- ernor Felker announced this morn ing that he would honor the requisi- tion of Thaw's attorneys to transfer his case to the federal courts. As a consequence the change was made automatically and Thaw immedi- ately passed from the custody of state officials into the hands of fed eral officials. Another legal battle will now commence.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-As the re- suit of storm furry that swept over the lakes this morning, the freighter E. A. s. Clark was lost at Port Huron. She was sunk and her crew of 20 perished before there was time to effect the rescue of the men.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Attor- ney General McReynolds has decided that the 5 per cent differential in favor of foreign goods brought into this country in American vessels is null and void.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-An action for divorce against Mrs. Mackey has been discontinued by her husband. It is reported that the couple have agreed upon separation without a egal decree being issued.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
The Christian Church.

Mr.. Cook spoke In ''Lc Christian
church sunday NORMAN u" 'ha
Parable Of the i.car.n." using
Matt. 1888 as text. lie said IN
part:
In til msc Of parallels Jcsus isihc
worlds acknowledged 'cadcr. lie
stands without u peer. In the book
His parallels are parallels of the
forty-cight times. IN this
book alone. does the aui nor 'cfcr 'u
the kingdom. II was the one 'lOmi-
nant note OF His teaching: II was
emphasized by John. lcsus. the scv-
.nty. and the cwclyc whom 'ic sent
out
After defining tn. Kingdom. an an
ideal social state In which Coils
will would be don" on carts" the
speaker said:
There are three thoughts in this
story. connected with .hc spread Of
Christianity. which ! desire to cn-
piiasizc.
81. The fact that Jesus came to
eject II change in society.
".. The methods used in eject
ing this change.
"a. And third. the .owcr Of NJ
lent forces in the universe
Al the close OF the service. two
persons were received into the mem
bcrship OF the church.
In the evening. an illustrated lee
turc on the boy Scouts of America"
was given. about forty II the Scouts
attending in 4 body. under tho lead
crship Of Or. Oglc. The housc was
soon full. and forty chairs were
brought In to seat the audience Mr..
IIirkcct sang a solo: at the close Of
the lecture the Scouts gave their yell
and seemed to greatly appreciate the
services in their honor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12

OF appreciation OF the value 0f u lie
aud Of character as life value.
with only Il reference to The ac-
cidcntai mother. the sp't,ks: ro,cd
three grades OF mothers.
The Ambitious.
Gertrude was Jealous ln' young
Hamlet. but failed to give him IL
good character AZ II foundation. The
mothcr Of Zebcdcc's children want
I'd the chief places for her sous. but
knew not what she asked. Cic"ro's
mother pecred through her iattic"
window and lOngcd FOR the rumble
OF her sons chariot wheels when
il wns too late.
i've seen the ambitious mother
scheme to get her girl into circles
whose influences wcr" as th' mias-
mic swamps OF death"
I'm Shakespeare tragedy al Cor
iolanus he makes Noiumnia TO m,
had | n dozen sous. IA rather had
eleven die noblv for their country
than one voluptousiy to sur,.i, out
of action
The speaker drew freely from his
tory and literature, to illustrate the
merely maternal mother who. Will.
she protects her children froia III.
wild beast does not know whether
they are reading Nick Garter or the
Pilgrims Progress. The in!ulg.ni
mother whose children are always
right and who II they miss tn. p"ni.
|tcntiary Will do No bcc.us" they III
the scales OF justice. and the mother
ly mother. who. apprcciatihr the
value of her childrcn's lives .nd the
importance OF character as II iif'
value not only trains them for God
and home and native land.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-12
At the First n. E. Church.

Mothers Day waa recognized at
the First Methodist Episcopal church
Yesterday morning. Rev. Frank ".
Brctnnll spoke from the text. De
purt not from the Law Of thy Moth
cr.' Proverbs l:s.
The Madonna In not n true type ol
mot hcrhoOd-a sweet face In an ugly
hood. upturncd. pcnsivc. praying
Motherhood is not u My Lady" to be
worshippcd Tho true type In u moth.
or with babe In arms or at knc. di-
rcctinE household affairs In III. pow
or OF u Christ-i!kc faith.
Woman has risen higher and sunk.
cn lower than man. She has ap-
preached nearer III" throne of God
and gone far,h.st from II. Though
first to fall she has redeemed herself
through her devotion.
The mother gives character To ih"
species. the male modifics IT, In ih"
rearing OF the child the mother gives
direction to and moulis thought ana
ina Sinaiion. The greatness o' man,
notable men may be traced To their
mothers. There Is need for Christian
mot ticrhood. Sh" has u peculiar re-,
laitOn TO God. Her child In not mere
iy u physical organism. To her Go,
has com mmittcd the trust of inpar,.
| Ing an immortal life. Ia her lap i,
the we'll being Of the races. Ever.
reformation aud every revival may
be traced back to II mother.
Home IL mothers Kingdom. Here
she In queen Her will is law, She
sets the standard Of truth and NOR
Hiiiy, Sacrific" Is u common com
modify with her and by II tn. -hliu
learns the sacrifice of Christ. Under
such atmosphere tn. rcli- -sious bo.s T.,
given aud the foundations FOR right
causncss are laid. The restrictions
Of the mother may seem hard iii
maturity Ia reached. |, II sat" to fol
low her Judgment because Of he,
great love and self sacrifice. Moth
'r VINO shall measure til. word
IL Is a word with which to conjrr"
Better far u word for tn. Ignorance
childhood. the virility OF youth and
the Iccblcncss OF age. \ word FOR
activities OF life. for the wastines of
sickness. and FOR the dnrkcncd room
of death May the glory OF mother
hood be the star that shall lead cv-
cry noble man TO realms Of endless
day.