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The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

When Lady Godiva made her famoui
ride through Coventry. supposing she
ever did make it. she passed through
this ancient gate of the city. the Cook
street gate. which has been bought and
presented to Coventry recently to save
1t from the hands of the modern build
err 1t is one OF the places relics OF
old architecture.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27
In One Respect.

Il suppose you meet many dissimi-
lar people"
4 find 'em pretty much alike said.
the travelling salesman"
"How's that?"
"Nobodv wants tn hnv anvth,r.~
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27
1TS5s7S750SSS%%777
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INITIATIVE. the power

INITIATIVE. the power TO
plan. create, accomplish. the
ono quality that takes the big prizes
what Is 1t, anyway-and how shall one
acquire It? First get the Idea. then de-
eide how to carry It out, and then-well,
lust do it-that's all. -Lloyd.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

The belief in Limitations, that we can
not rise out of our environment, Is re-
sponsibie for much wretchedness. until
you erase fate" .'can't' and doubt
from your vocabulary. you cannot rise.
~ Franklin Monthly.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Here ancient
Inscribed with
probably
by two lions led by eaoeheaded figure
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

Troubles are seldom so bad as they
appear. Put them in the strong sunlight
of faith and 1t Will surprise you to see
how quickly the darkest spots fade out.
LLOYD.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

1t is a good and safe rule to sojourn
In every place as II you meant to spend
your life there. never omitting an oppor-
tunity of doing a kindness. or speaking
a true word. or making a friend.
John Ruskin.
The Ordway new era., 1914-03-27

For simple little bouquet Of dain-
ties for a dinner table. bunch OF
heliothrope with a few pink roses In
a. slender glass vase cannot be
equaled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05
PLEDGE
LARGE SUM FOR TRINITY
I umrlrtiuu 81 $50 900 IBd0w incni
T. linouneed-tnud VII lee
a. S.;@JOpO
-N--MLrMLE - -

VANtutcHE T0as Jan a..
President flam1oak fas announce
the lu comp.etou az tat
dmpI. iDr si5n.10U lor tHe cd
Ia ..ai sa4 better equipment ot
Trinity University Thc campaign
1901 U'uH Nos O. 1919 Tie obi
cation u.ed provided that fHD entire
.ianHuH bould be pledged before
al' o.. tbn pledge wore valid 10
.t..o provided that thi. amou nlsf
ue rl..Df within tHc l0uaI. 10 The
synod "a. Insat of the Pfs y'cr.aI
church. $ s. Tho exact amount
pi leed Boo du' form 90 O. o.r..H last
Thursday evening $3.50. IS
To- addition 200 tHIH amour INe col
Irge board of tur pre- hrtcrilu
Church s.. located 30 Npu
iorh. Has made lrauf o. E1fUH
aDd verbal pledge ami agreement
have been made hv individual. Boz
IrKuH Goo trr amount of $3.50 ThH
Ias' named amount while God cam
not boz counted 20 The promises 900
not meet with The condition. of Tho
formal pledge
The citizens 90 WNabaeBin.
tAro .gh thr 'Aaml p of Commerce.
hptr rrtig shown thois Italiy in
trr usUIufion hv plodrr 100000
of thD amount raised N..Io pr' b.
dent iiDr5rHk and F.rU Secretary
u e Smith H.yc given IHoir entire
ft.... b.. ala. ........a f... s.....It. ...uI.I
NOT HHi' been achieved .ad % NOT
br,. for Cine heroic HorI Il th, lN
iiHy endowment committee gHd
ihr pfc.hsiof.Hl nclt e..eisrI.
u 500 be- rrm"mbrr.1 that ibc
campaign IuaururJiod little more
than 90 tnH AGO g. .nr total uU
rf 1925 uun ono U-uIrrf sui
Nnt lhur and dollar u. 'HI# amount
$500. fu h' raised boo T..e aa1 Ef1a.
uDu Boo DO. Nofih HHd '4' through
900, cr operation ol fID ruilr.r bo 90
Hi th" rrHsb,tDrHu church A. 'U.
1oll. uHf Il tine mupaIlr b been
p'.trl aud tHr pledge. 1r.
iWI'l'uF 200, raWpl 500 700 D.. con.
uurI immediately Ir Do, IHH
ihruUl. The oD.opr ration 0I the col
'nt UnI.l %. New Your Eco raise lu'
r."IiH..r fIib.u".
Trinity lultrr-r. HH au Udo
mont ul trO.Uuu If 'hr beginning
u. tUr oIuuai.U FIp ui'uI ur
U gmr q, 'nir ihr.n l'ir
lHd miii.nl valued 900 5000 600
Tu, iuaitItiOu Ton fIo ig.t two years
Is had II enrolment ol HppTpNl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05
Best Laxative
For Children

When your baby o. eros. and lrci
. instead %. tho happy laughing
HfH d.lr ruu are accustomed 10, iu
t. probability tho digestion has bc-
.um, a.ruscd and fhn bowels need
attention Give 30 mild laxative.
UI. u. thu rritghlity and bring
back o.. happy content of baby
UuuI
I. p. hut la1ltlyr Tor child
uu d. o.. C1HHoll. syrup pcpsln.
h.nur F. contain uo opIalc or mar
puu. drug. pleasant tasting aud
J.t. gently bat urel} without
nruue cor other di.lrc. Druggists
.". Co., rlldHrll syuu Pcp,in ai
uu, rcuJs sad one dollar q hottie
o.. .rar TRIAL bottle write To Or
N O. caldwell i5i Washington So
Monticello. 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05
THE LIMIT CAFE
Clranort sui beat place tu os ~
Tho Limit &C TAILOR


Mann tuHr are proud o' fhr iHU
that their 0aH 4 empty and has boon
empty for OH. past twelve month.
This BE- sufficient reason for n'.n.
proud. hui I.. m1ny Har, over boz
ycstiratrd iu .cr IT their town Do.
been free Oh. nrcycuilhl0 di.rls
during thr pcrirl of timc7 con.
taiuly fh' .. thai town .s free of
prcycuiah'r srasrs would hr H
moro ius' GIN " Tor pride ih1u 900
cmpi5 iai n is iu.t o.. eos, i0
have lrr aud sanitary toua
ar 10 ie to ... an empty iail Th.
cam, amount " effort urorcrl, ~.
roc'cd ViH re- luce both S''r'
standard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05
.a....a. -. -.........-.as.
OLD TIME COLD CURE
DPIEK HOT TEA

f..s $50 '-'' 49, -
Gf r. small package Of Hamburg
ir.r.t 80. or ~ tnr German iuik.
au a. Hamburger Bru-t Thee az any
..ama. lake a tablespoonful OF the
.a pu' cup Of boiling water upon
nour through a sieve and drink
f...4p Hil az any time during the
.a. = ieforr retiring. II !. the most
.-.t .c ua, Co break cold and cure
r.u %. 30 opens the pores Of the skin,
r.....vg congestion. Also looscns tho
Do .... I.I. breaking up q cold
.r tfc MOST time YOU suffer from
a .,T u- Oh. grip u Is inexpensive
m. r.rt vegetable, therefore saio
and haul'-s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05

The TTy1H Wonder curos bidncy
and blatd"r trpubles. dissolvrs gtay.
81. cures dian 60. weak aud tame
backs. the.u Ism. and al irrcgu.
larltieg 90 th0 ldneys and bladder iu
both men HH1 women. Regulate
bladder iroH q IN children. N not
sold hv your Irurglst. viii b." sent
by mail ON cipt OF 500. one
small bottle twn months treat
ment and fr IN fails 60 perfect q
cure Ssui .nr Testimonials from
this and o'H"r states. Dr.. = "
Wall. e9ss one ST.. ST. Louis. No
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05
COT NJ 80 NpNTI IRiNTo
VIII ll EiNIp VI MISSION

uU' 90 . .argcet crowd. oft fHr
'lsnn -r'.f JAMIE O'Ncd BOO th,
Ntr rerI Dbl. rfion "tnuui uf Nor
tr lH..'H bee NJ sion la.t liEb'
IHi. pru. to be- one uf ilr boost
rUinr. r. brought iu Amarillo
aId .r 90. Cd ..'l appears 70 bi. hc,'
Hh.r.l Wr. more .hIu can ir .r.
pressed ~ .. Who ha. NOT bad tHr
opportunity cuiov the work pf
ihI. NWrrl. forrmnHi actor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05
I'M lfAlE Rl'st I,rIS TFIl
lrlnN SI.Isf,I~H LINER
NllD> tAGE

soU o.e Las said that people
with chrouI liver Complaint should
be- hu, up way from humanity
for the or pessimisfs and eer
through class darkiy WHY
Because mental stato- depend upon
physical static. niliousncss. Head
aches Dizziness AMI Conaitpai
disappear afirr usinr pr King Nrv
Life pillr &c NJ ynur Druggist
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05
SUNDAY Sc RM0N
BY NEW MINISTER
IOiW ARD LODGING OI ~. PAtI
NiDF ENANPLE ron M
MODERN tnl.ISTiiN

.N' .I.' Hi IH' INIh Nifffi 81"
tuodiaf church aran sunday mora
inf 900 beard 900 utere.fInr 1dIr..
Dr. '.r pastor ICES Sca iiatra et9
pods. aH follow
Pastor 'THu ono Thing .o. .,f
f''tIns those THINGS which are ll
Nihd a1l reaching forth INTO fho.
nuns which are before. prrss o.
fard tHe marx Tor the prize Of o.
Hifh calling oi cod iu Christ Jesls
saint Paul always elected % ngur
ihn most iam.iiar and sergiceabi.
insure. ti'H which 20 teach apIrI.
.IaI truth lu tHo rpOrtlos tina,
lh" Ifecian games were oi ponI
VIE interest Therefore u thI.. aa lt
'Ihei opls.l' Ee uacs The 700. fae.
io Hoi forth fh. carncstuor 1uI
.rcnuosi4 OF noe Christian nfr
li' nys. Ths ono thing I do.
forgetting those tlInrF which a.,
behind AMI reaching forth ~ thl.r
ihin. which Hrr before. press tu.
IRA iH' mark iDr thr prize of I..
hlFh calling oi God loo Christ Ir....
iir here distinguishes between i.ro
conditions uf spiritual 400 rUf..
''I him 40 strive Tor fhs prize on.
1905 ncW %. foreoffuluess oI Mr
past Tho other was positive. rolr.
.ur iornar. 20 tHr undertaking e.
seems thai ouuariup.. Boo fl, rurI.t
i'n lifo was th' ruling uls 0u. fH.
600 absorbing purpose nf tIo auu. it
NE and tn'H uutIrdur .urr
ihrrr thing
flr' t constant .afl. fl.fun Co.
thr prccni Sow 'hI. do, up. r.l.t
ih1i fbc apostle npr rD m..
That Doe u COO allfn,I tiU .ouHI
lions over which Doe bta uu control
Nhil' ibrrr Vi. much 300 boz. ru..r
numrnt chat Vas dIHpDHrI fu M
'ont' -o hIW. f.i 900 mu $40. ,.ur
moro Huprtul uT uutIW fIr than fII
great apostle tn 'hr Gentle. %.
'nuld see thr band ODD Good Boo fH
darkest. moot d,.'rcr ur condition.
Zoo ari ho believed fHHl 900 ru.
Tho dHfk %" Hril a .I, a.rUi ur.
90 together fHr good 'U 'Hm iI
nrr1 Cod
IW uaf 30 u...H Hn.l,I u.fH
=. .'"''''I "' I'i''' OBJ Do. H'
~ ''"' "' lh'l' Do" ""'' nh' Oh
/ hIH uproriuuI'ioH ihru I' haI m.'.
/ that De- had madp uo greater uru.
ercsH n DO, Cm nuu 200. T..r
Hcro men 900 Tine 1lu llc .mr tmI
| were .itisiird with tHrr ATTAIN
mcnt. Tho, protested Zoo 20, perfect
| '"lh iu kn"Nlr0r" 1uH FOO i.r h1i
| rms Fll''d 'no "'h"'1f|' apostle .h"
/ u'd been 'iiti'H IH'n iH. IUirI
/ l'''N' .N' H"I 'ON' 'N '0ll
lh'' l1' mute miui could n"' tu o.
'nd ''1l IHr hHUIu in.."" 'nn'i
NOT dl .'iIu'. a" bonn .'.'H |.l boom
/ revealed fHIf ...l ..,U IuIt.rrIt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05

"a ret Of Michsel Angelo succssr
Working fOr wee aithOut changlnt
bis clothes. woTsug under sp'il ol
mighty pnrpOs 'lai belug tD BRING
oni OF the cold Jock NJ marble Dol.
ideal. afraid 10 nn STOP 40 rl1uf'
his clothes. lest r spell boz broken
u F1s the prr NJ the Immortal
ilandei's succe. man abrOiutcl'
ln parable iron fID one idc1 OF iH0
maTtrry ~ the aF ~ HIs lle 80.
crei ~ Thomas on I'ceFH, nh0
iand today A. wizard of coo
world Tie se,- 0f his success +.
lNai hr Has m ibe mastery 0I
faaf strange. o. erI0u 0mrfhin,
faai o. called III .riiv th' pYrpns
ef UIs Hfe T. thing r..c f'lcr
before 'his on rpD.r HH' 200.
where beneath fIlr f"IH rob-.
roaifatl0u ~ m tnI uHrpo moro
important than I" tHr.'.Hu IIi'
] maf fIf my be- upon some cif.n-
Dr. arhiHf, ueni .. r" iHII Hf'a i.r
irnrr are cOnd over which 2
Iafe mo- cOnirO .If .r "|D 'h'.
Hit heart upOr .r... 'IHl CON
never fail nei' I'' nor l'H.
I"f 'u-''-' nor "'.
'o"'T nor ne ODD. ''.
'Ii 'lh'r 'fea .'i. '"
purpose for CHI 81. H" o..
T.. heaven and "Ir'. given In.
p" "'' 'HA 10. 100
't'h uHln we 81. '
~ 'hI ihnh'N '' '''"-
i'i'' 'h' nnmpi niD' 10
l'N '"l loon N '. 's.'''
,"sh " '.''"l
~" "'N gag
go" j. 7" ne eh
wv. l,H 9n'y VIC
llnn character N. 0' tN'
~ "'si'd opp'
"F ~ '"'i hou. .'. '.''
n'"N' "'" Eloi .''.'.''
'Ha' Pc can COZ
'"l 'i Iil' lull .I 'N'' q,
,I"'l WIN ahl ".'.'' ''. no
me Nl''n Nhl' '. ''' OF"
I'' OF i'l our
shall ncrcI ". M. ir'iirr
"h'n read Tor Nr lWr N's'.
Inginu l'fint'H .''.". ni b'
landing OF tolu n 'H" n"'
world After. & mouths ui IAN.
f'fou" toiage .i.'hI't- .''.
Nf last fUIITuf Ia. ..H| IH|HN.H"f ]
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05

lfi"fI Ffl Ut lH NNl hI iNf iFINtiIIH
and defeats Of-thc past that no ais
dom ~ the proscuf nHI ihe hopes
0f tbc futufe are born
what the apostle condemned So
rerrl.ns 20 pass rnmrhf or bIDld
'ns over pasf defeats what would
f0u think Of general going 20 ar
Win an enemy hnrnueuine hls 0i-
diors With their pat defeats. hold
iug 40 before thrm tbc dead ana
BauRlcd LOdles ~ ihr r0mraIr for
ihc inspiration so poo, l' nouli
fire ihcir patriotism 1E holding Q
The 70 sibilliyuisou -raudrr sir-
tory when Napoleon slH ihr h1f.
malule. ON tHr banks ~ flr NI.r
before che piumI1H boz Egypt H.
cried. Soldier from fDnIer uIla.
mid l0fty generation look down 10
on rDu Ind BE- wac uulrf NNr 'n-
p'rnf.or ri thar fh0urHf HH 'Iny
oIr ril'in 10 eirn 200 blood DO
yDu FnoR. Ng rrInd. 'Uaf IH'
tr0|l' or tH' Chrf..u eof.' tn.
DIf H that 600 'raUf OIL. 20. alr .-
log ia,ilo paf THorn Hr' 'HD mI..
"ua,i fo Nc. Iu tHr f.IT.. Yf COL
l"nAi why moro f.. ~
iha' hH'r DHi ono I''''I '
DO ''rf 'hfIi.an r...'.H
lh1l ih''' CONVEX '' '''
'''I'f .HD' i..' h...' ...i .'.
ger ard iN'. n'..r "' .'u
ha.r rrrrr U.I % nrF 1000 r.Mcr
wilton O' f'I .0.H 'N.. r..' .'1 ''
inr dff OF 'N.f ."1. '
m'm"r.'. %. '" i I'D .''.I p
HHH I'D 'h' HnI. "' '.
ger boo Do N' |rI'hi. Hi. fo'
tnor .IIi 'IH In. ".I. lh'
Hr'H. f' b. ih' 'Inh.Hf 10 1000 li'F
Ir'ln.iar IH. ''.''''. .'' ''
u1'N 90. OIL" Do I""
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05

Build = Concrete Silo Rlth A ton
years guarantee. See l.. 7. Haarn NJ
Br'2"iton-'ryor co. 1851
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05

Daii, Ncas want Al must ho a..
cOmpaaled 10y the CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05

Build a concrete siio WIN a tot
years guarantee. Nre J. l. Heam
st BTszelton Pryor a CO. G57Iu
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-08-13
ninina With the seminoIes.

When guests arrive at a Seminole
camp in the Everglades of Florida, if
they are permitted to land, they are
taken to the dining hall. Women TIM
idly bring pots of steaming cornmeal.
turtle meat or venison and set them
on the platform on which hosts and
guests alike squat on their heels. II
there are several guests the most i'm
portant among them eats first. then the
oldest Seminole. the second guest, then
the second in rank or age among the
Seminoles. and so on, like game of
battledore. Each one dips into the
common kettle with the common spoon.
usually a large wooden ladle.-Inde-
pendent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-08-13
THE BROKEN PINloN.

Y WALKED through the woodland
meadows,
Where sweet the thrushes sing,
y And found on a bed Of mosses
A bird with broken wing.
| healed it's wound, and each morning
1t sang it's old sweet strain,
But the bird with a broken pinion
Never scared as high again.
found young life broken
By sins seductive art,
And, touched with Christlike pity,
took him to my heart.
He lived with a noble purpose
And struggled not In vain,
But the life that sin had stricken
Never scared as high again.
But the bird with q broken pinion
Kept another from the snare,
And the life that sin had stricken
Raised another from despair.
Each loss b: its compensation,
There is h ling for every pain,
But the birC with broken pinion
Never scars as high again.
-Hezekiah Butterworth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-08-13
embattled

This is a horribly embattled
world! Even Gov. McGovern,
whose political "fighting" is most
ly Of the gumshoe and under
ground wire variety, is reported
as modelling his vocabulary for
ian entirely new" and real naugh-
ty campaign speech in retort to
Senator La Toilette in which the
senator will be clawed very Sc
yerely. The senator is still fairly
we'll fixed for claws himself; and
many will be of Gov. Hoard's
opinion that if these two some
what shopworn politicians can
fight it out to a "Kilkenny cats"
finish this fall, it will be a relief
to the state, which is giving signs
Of being at last very tired of their
ten years or so Of campaign cat
Observation-Disclosures Sentinel.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-08-13
Modern REQUIREMENTS.

The real estate man was showing
apartments to the young married pair.
"There are" be said, "seven rooms
and two baths; large, spacious Kitchen;
hot and cold water, southern exposure,
elevator service, steam heat, gas, cleo
tricity and no charge for janitor's jobs.
The price is especially low-only $1,000
a year. We will do all the papering
necessary, repair floors and ceilings
and make any alterations you desire"
The young bride turned to her mater
James," she said coldly, 1T won't
do at all. The place is simply bar
barous. I've studied the plans very
carefully, and l don't see one single
room where we could take up the rugs
and dancev-New York Sun.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-08-13
Curious Sunfish.

The marine sunfsh (Mola mOla) Is
having it's body Topped off just behind
it's perpendicular dorsal and anal fins,
and being as high as long. With tiny
mouth, an even stranger part of its
structure is it's diminutive spinal cord,
which measures considerably less than
an inch in a fish a yard long. A speci-
men of this species taken off the coast
of southern California was ten feet
one inch in length and nearly eleven
feet in height
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-08-13
STUDENT SONG.

HEY say that at the core of 1t
This life is all regret,
But we've scarce yet learned the
- lore of it;
We're only youngsters yet.
We only ask some more Of it, some more
of it;
We only ask some more of it
The less we're like to get!
Though Ill may be the close Of 1t,
It's fair enough at morn.
And the manner to dispose of 1t
Is just to pluck the rose Of it
When first the rose is born;
is first to pluck the rose of il, the rose of
it, the rose Of it;
Is just to pluck the rose Of it.
The dell may take the thornl
The opinions OF the old Of it
Depict a doleful land,
For the guide books that are sold OF 1t,
The i'll that we are told of IT,
Would make Columbus stand.
But, come, let's take a hold of it. q hold
of it, hold of it;
But, come let's take-a hold OF 1t
With Alexander's hand.
When sages call the roll Of it
How sad their looks appear!
But there's fire in every coal of it.
And hope is in the soul Of it
And never a word of fear.
So love we then the whole Of Il, the whole
of it, the whole of it;
So love we then the whole of it
For as long as we are here.
Robert Louis Stevenson.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-08-13
"a Sound Box"

Take an ordinary rubber band and
stretch it between the thumb and fore
finger of your left hand If you pick
it with the fingers of the right hand
and let go suddenly it will make a
sound which you can hear distinctly
enough yourself, but which will not be
audible to any one few feet away.
But if you were to fasten the elastic,
with pin at each end. to an empty
the wood, and then twang it the sound
would be much louder than before.
That box is the sound box, or sound
board, and ali stringed instruments
have one in some shape or other.-St.
Nicholas.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-08-13
Sens In Verse
OLD FAVORITES.
WE WERE BOYS TOGETHER.

WE WERE BOYS TOGETHER.
Nv = e were boys together
And never can forget
NM The schoolhouse near the heath
w Ell,
In childhood where we met;
me humble home to memory dear,
It's sorrows and it's joys,
where woke the transient smile or tear
When you and / were boys.
We were youths together
And castles built in air
Your heart was like feather.
And mine weighed down with care.
To you came wealth with manhooc's
prime;
To me it brought alloys,
Foreshadowed in the primrose time.
When you and l were boys.
We're old men together.
The friends we loved of yore
With leaves of autumn weather,
Are gone for evermore.
How blest to age the impulse given,
The hope time ne'er destroys,
Which led our thoughts from earth to
heaven
When you and l were boys!
George Pope Morris
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-08-13
The Magnetic Poles.

The north magnetic. pole is in lati-
tude 70 degrees 5 minutes. and west
longitude 90 degrees rs minutes. The
south magnetic pole is in latitude 72
degrees 80 minutes. and in east longi-
tude 155 degrees 30 minutes. A straight
line drawn from pole to pole through
the earth would pass at distance of
$50 miles from the center And one of
the remarkable facts about this mag
netic axis Of the earth is that it keeps
itself at right angles to line drawn
from its center to the center of the
sun.-New York American.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-08-13
Not Since the Flood.

Sir Henry Irving once received what
he at the time considered very pal
pable snub, delivered him by a high
lander. While touring in Scotland the
actor visited some of the notable tradi-
tionary scenes associated with Shake
one of the first pilgrimages was to the
blasted heath where Macbeth met the
witches. In an agreeable mood Sir
Henry as they drove along turned smil-
ingly to his driver.
"Are there any witches about nowY'
be asked.
The driver whipped up his horses.
mot since the food" he replied in
his curt Scots way.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-08-13
A City of CHANCES.

Cattaro, the Austrian sea gate of
Montenegro. was held by Montenegro
once for little time. Montenegro ac-
quired it in 1913 with the aid of a Brit
ish squadron. Any inhabitant of Cat
taro who was contemporary with the
rise and fall of Napoleon must often
have had to pause and think what
country be belonged to, for, having
been Venetian for centuries, Cattaro
became Austrian by the treaty Of
Campo Formio and italian in 1905 by
the peace of Pressburg. 1t was alb
sorbed in the French empire in 1910
and wrested from it in 1918, and final
ly in 1914 Russia compelled Monte
negro to give it up to Austria.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-08-13
MAKING A GREAT NATION.

NOT serried ranks with flags unfurIed
y Not armored ships that grid the
world.
Not boarded wealth or busy mills
Not cattle on a thousand hills.
Not sages wise or schools or laws,
Not boosted deeds in freedoms cause
All these may be and yet the state
In eye Of God be far from great.
THAT land is great which knows the
Lord
Whose sons are guided by his word,
Where justice rules 'twixt man and man,
Where love controls in act and plan,
Where breathing in his native air
Each soul finds JOY in praise and prayer
Thus may our country good and great
Be Gods delight mans best estate
Alexander Blackburn.