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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-20
Postponed Games.


There are yet two postponed games
to be played-the one between Huis-
Ramps and M. r. P. Co., and Kellogg
Birge and NJ. R. p. Co. If M. R. P.
Co. beat Huiskamps, the Power City
five have the pennant. If Huiskamps
beat M. R. P. Co., thsre will be a tie
between Power City and Huiskamps
for the pennant, which would certain
ly make an excising close to the
league.
Y Team Anxious.
Looking forward, to tomorrow
nights game with the Quincy Y. M
G. A. basket ball team at thu loca.
Y gym, there is little douot that 1t
will be the biggest game OF the sea.
son. The Quincy team in defeating the
substitute team sent down thsre some
time ago, got just enough satisfaction
to begin to feel that they can take
the game here about the same way
1t is doubtful, however, that TIN:
Quincy team can realize quite the
dream they are now 80 fondly endulg
ing in, as the local Y team Is recog
nized as the fastest amateur orgar,
zation in ths middle west when the
regular lineup is brought out into the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-20

Leake will off1ciate SO that a fast
game Is assured, one continuous rounc
of pleasure from the whistle to the
gong. The nsw leather baskets will
sbe in place for this game, which make
much better appearance, and are
much more satisfactory than the or
style.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-20
BiIIy Gibson ResIans.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-As result
Of the blow-up OF the proposed Nc
Farland-Gibbons bout here, Promoter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-20
Y. M. c. A. ITEMS
Bible Glasses,

There will be an interesting joint
meeting of the Washington, Garfield
and Grammar school Bible classes at
1880 o'clock tonight with Ben d. Chap
man as teacher. 1t is expected that
there will be a large attendance anu
very interesting session.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-20

Rome has just found new use for
some of its remains of antiquities other
than the delectation Of tourists and
the Fleeing of the latter by native
guides. AS far as possible they are
to be used as sites for the open air
schools which are being opened all
over Italy. The latest one selected
is the Coliseum. Where the old Rom
ans used to see the gladiators fight,
the wild animals eat christians, and
the latter do duty as living torches in
place OF electric lights, the most
strenuous amusement now furnished
there Is the throwing OF paper wads
by the open air pupils at the harrassed
instructors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

Continued on Page reelyc)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
The Million Dollar Mystery

What was ihc meaning of ths slow
r..e aud ram of bis bed Shaug
haicd'
Come out % that now. SCI skull
Kerr" roarcd voice down The com
pBniouNdy
.shaghmcd' the reporter muir
INJURED llc -ai up aud ran through
his pockets Nut suu-mHrkce, not
IA match even. and q second glance
told him that the cIuihc. bee wore
we're not hls own They vr landed
mo this time Shaughli'd' What
the devil am I going 40 do'
I'D So hear ucF" haVlc3 the siri-
drei voice again
Norton locke. about dD pcratcly
/ for some weapon ul defense lc saw
au engineer spannrr ON The floor
Ihy me huuk across the way and
with no small physical effort ho sue.
cecded tn obtaining o. ha stood up
| hts hand behind his back
AN r.pht me bucko' 100 come
down am get yc
pair ol enormous boots bera
90 appear down the compsnionway
aud there gT,du1ily rose up IRON
them man as wide as re- churcl
door and deep %. q welt
Wait moment said Norton
ruppiu- the puucr 'Lo' eos have
a perfect understanding right Oft M
bat
"Wcrr guiu have it matey
Duut 5. worry none
Norton raised DO. palmer and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

uno knew what the matter was.
There WAS the bump now diminish
ed hut that Il should leave her an
this comat0se state vastly puzzled
the men The truth is she had SUI
ferod a slight conclusion of the
brain. and this. atop OF all the worry
she had had for the last lew weeks
was sufficient % cause this blank
ness OF the mind
The final cod was cleaned AMI
packed away IN salt the mudhook
raisod. and the schooner Betty set
her sails for the southwest. Barnes
realized that 10 save the girl she
must have q doctor who knew his
business. Mrs Barnes would know
how to care for the girl. once she
knew what che trouble was There
would be some news IN the papers.
a young and beautiful woman did
not Jump from big Atlantic liner
without the newspapers getting hold
OF the facts.
A iair wind carried the BETTY into
her haven: and shortly after Flor
ence was sleeping peacefully tn q
feather bed. ancient 10 d, true but
none the less soft and Inviting I'm
all this time she had not spoken a
single word
I "The poor young thing mumur
ed the motherly Mrs larne, What
beautiful hair o. John wish you
would give up the sen hate u
IN is terrible | am always watch
ing YOU In my mind's eye. In calm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
,,nop,,, of rrc,iou, 'h"r''''.

STANLEY iorgrea'e. millionaire.
after "a m,. Flous escape from the
den %. OBJ .ang of brilliant thieves
known Cas- the Black Hundred. u''7
tb. life of q reclusc tor eighteen
wears Uargreate accidentally Nee,
praine. leader OF the Black hundred
knowing Braiue viii Try to get pan,
h. escapes from uis own home hs %
balloon Before ESCAPING Ht writes
. letter to tue girls school. where
Eighteen wears before he mysterious
I, left ON the doorstep hl. haoF
laughter. Florence Gray That day
H.r-roatc also draws one milhoh
dollar- from tUe bank Wi D. Dos TO-
rorteJ that this dropped into me sea
vTsu the balloon boz ,sp"d ln was
puuriur"d
FIorcuco arrives from tAe gir's
school Counties Olga brdlh'
companion. visits her aud claim. '
Dbl. a relative Two bogus detective.
call bot their plot q. ioiled n' Nor
ton e. newspaper man
Uy hribIng tur captain o. ll" VT
lent horton LAYS trap Tor hr'i 10
ana MS gang Countess Olga also
visits the Orionts captain and 500
,aeily falls iufr the reporter snare
The plan proves aburiiye through
Hraires good lack and oH'} Hifc
rrl4 aIl into tha niui. nf 'h' po
lico go.
After falling iH their first at''mp
iro Black Hundred trap FLORENCE
Tho, ash her Tor money. h1i -n' r'
canes. a-a.n follug them.
N1r'on and tIe counties eau 90.
tiorrrrr the nest day once NOR
800 af home The visitor ha'in
conc. Jones remofos 90 secii1n a.
FLOORING aud from o. cavity taxes
to, r4T-ara p, mrmhors of ih
BLACK hundred. hr ru-hos tn TOE Na
t.r front and succeeds boz dr'ppin
tho box into ihr soa.
Counties Okla srheWinr 20 nffh
Ella. engagement existing hriNee
riarsnre Harrreaye and Norton. 20
SEQ. them both tO Der apartment
md pretrnd. fn faint boz The repor'
e~.. arms Florence appears ih IN
t,r~rs, just ~ che planned mon''t
ana a. result gives Norton lA'
CO., rims ....i ,
trramrHres nf Hrainr succeed
t.4r,afr. Florence Whi.c sh'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

departed for Boston, rom there 70
New York He proceeded NJ cncc
TO the apartment Of the priuc"ss.
wher, Brainc declared thai H. him
self would 20 ~ the ohscu"" VII
lagc and claim Finrencc as bis own
child Hut o. Insure absolute sue.
go. 8InHt would charter Mor,cH
{|<F6hd steam right mp into the
U|IhlltlVe harhnr
L. .Xben Nroun left the apartment
& IIz<Ia saw him He was man Of
4 Mice. aud ne had fouaC hy oN-
<<ehce that FIRST impulses agc gen
Watly the beet lie did not know
,sshk Vroon was. \ man who called
'6n the Princess porigoi while
aBraine was with her would be- worth
following
on the other hand Nroou recOg.
uiled the reporter Instantly md with
that ever ready aud alert mind of
his set about 90 lure the young man
into trap ont OF which he might
not seaily come.
Norton decided tu follow his man
lie might Boz going on a Wild goose
chase hv reasoned. sin his hrs
impulses had hitherto served hin
we'll tie looked caroWorn He wa.
convinced that Florence was dead
/ despite the assertions Of Jones 1,
1.-THE contrary We had gone over ~
/ the mlshaps which had taken place
aud he Was not absolutely conyinc
ga that hts whilom friend Brain'
/ and th, Princess pcrigou were ID
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

Won 0int ujmg O. iu.nr" .n.
huIt 100 town af' on
o. 600 30 vork 'pr 1000 .H..
I.m GOO my gactiQr N.ll Zoo -H
ing Co b,d. aad bmsrroa mom.e
IIu eo our 20 Cabt Barn" h....
and hat. lCod bin m nu u.
or bu ike alHr.f
o., honestly enjoyed ,vimmIu.
Early the next morning be- N. 100
| the water irol.U.ng about %. p.I.
mut 70. % boy l'e had an tH. .m.
100 tho world O.er his shoulder Boo.
saw two Womr. 'Nandrrlnr d.tu
toward thc bcIr Deeper hr N'I'
/ farther out d. .as boll m
mcr. bat that . not prevent t
sudden aud ,ioI. attack of cr.mr..
And b. Nas .Ie piece of irony
| that tho poor . should Fe fHn
? lIfr OF THAT scou .eI who 800.
/ our pits cor mcr. As -hc 1893 H.
fa,. H Startled -pvU married ..-
bros $500 she aid NOT trm. "..
J the puzzle NH" H. ever soon i.
| Imam l.'ur, Iil not mU w
could not toll Hr could MOT
I ron nmu.fH Nh. ..f Irr poor .'f
ache U when t.. .ri' fp pIDr.. '..
/ Ra.. . U..tI. #lI.. .uHrH.
/ l,r mentally
TH. uau fH....d bid. q r'. H.
/ tu, .afitnIt .H. pH boil. lp.ur u.'
'iu H. heart N.ru Dbl. h.d 't
|,uf. recovered Hr returned a. '.
't|Ir-. 900. sought the rs Ha.
.fuu. Dor. western ..H. t.
ii. office.
q want 20 cel3 H.H.. "
uy nrm Do hnk gou . ...
low IL"
q can tr. a fhs op,ain.
Tho cod neally S., rU.
a hen th. LIZ sag v,n IEu'
.It VA iFr a he name tronn
Thr das a. c news ra hal
rioieucc "A ped uyesh1rrd of
1.-The esuks grouf Fith dozen r'hoi
eu lad sftt M o. comb D. th'
shifs y, ages ug tH' N's Eng
aad u. fn HHhrrt fh'
a as D. 4 col at fIlf '. runlt
loarn her -ir Fr o
siive shr frf ff. 'h'
anne buf Ha
. alive 90, 80. 5000 aIEFf'U. ..|I..
Tor tho ack m. rcd "a. I.H H.
ONE .I q Of slnlug .. ..
axe 49, ae .iahinr
. blu-.| but .H.r d'.b. a'... 0
. con fh. uas Hr"H
.rr0 ur lln. FL. f.
. ban u -o 'oiloa.re r.s.f I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

weather. 300 storms Piece, of wrecks
come ashore. and . always wonder
over the death and terror back of
them
Don't WORRY none about me-
Betty newer take uu chance.
Now Inn guin int 90 village AM
bring back OH -aNbou"s Hen tell
us what O do
The yillap. doctor shook hi, gril-
llcd head grayeIy
she's been hurt and shocked a.
the same time % will be- many DAYS
I before she comes around 10 herself
/ Just lot her dp as She plcases Only
keep au eye ON her -p that she
doesn't wander ufi and get lost l'll
watch the newspaper and it 7 com
Iacruss anything which bears upon
the case l'll notify YOU
But be- searched mo ucN paper
| Iu vain. for The simple fact that ho
lad not think ru glance over thr
/ old ones
The t.llag, tOuk good deal oi .u-
irrpst lu iHr affair They gus-iUnl
about 10 and trnI,l uui 90 fl'
/ narueg cottage fn satisfy their cur
/ io.ity One fhIur Va- certain io
Ifhcir simple mind lur I1F EIfHU
would sct O. great .Hw uf money n'
/ his k.ndnoss The, had read about
such thiuls Boo rho family story pa
per She v0s rich mans daughter
|th, ring 600 fhp unknown finger
would have fitted pui O. fleet
Florence Aat soon able tu utlA
about Ordinary conversations h'
seemed f0 understand Huf when
over ihr past was HrDichs1 .b0
would shake Der head eIih .roRn
inr efss Yer main diversion con
sisted of sitting nn thr sand dune
and gazing 0ut 90 5000
One dat stranger bawr fn 'nr Do
/ 30 aid Boz represented Iii' n
surauce company and Hae 900 her
from Boston fn HkD little taDa
luon fir sa' pu fFr hotel porch 'Ha
evening surrounded b. au adWir'u
audience The stranger had hee
Iall over fhg eor.d. .u 90 .rom'f H
spoke familiar'f of So PETERSBURG
Vladifostok Shanghai as the vida
gers some ~ fiom might has
spoken OF Boston There Rer0 Ou
Tor fNn old timers among fIr tl
|dience Thct had been to 600 tErs
parts Tho stranger knrH SHAT h
, Wa telling aH-uf After fr'IuE q
: his many VOYAGE hr asked If fHff
. VAS good bathing hnHrl u.rn
b ffe uas t0'f THAT Hr would Nrt Oh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

mo / suitable sboi uear CAPT 3arnes
co. c<<e Just outside tie siiiaee.
ID say. Mister sen ansth In In
u aperf about Q missln' younE No-
miEf esked some onn
'NissNg youne woman What 4
thalgr
The naa tcid tho story 81 Flor,
ence's leap into the soa and her sIkp'
seauent Arrival Of ne capo
That's iunny,' seal
ge. Il dosi; gec,<Hcet t''6'','
s aS, l sSSas pl ssas Il. s;sl'
Ing such tiiRgs ~faef .cQsts HOO
docs the sls s.ss,} - sssg tGrn'
prospective !Idssbiilers % -1Ther lin
es II huristhrsH, esss vlh.ts th'
young girl 1ta3,fi,ke1i ~
l'lorenrqfSAs ! lscrlbed hitulcl>
The stlslnA sIrer,df iufsis chat
and s 80 100 That,
, a,s go I SsS
to juma eisAl * M nranc'
ana we'ye.l4 sins figure gi /.
used To- .set - Ens OK on tn
suicide RsRe fsskl a o,adfdkc on
larg, policy thta} at,h sagrorru'
he'd blow his he1di. rss JI5ad We,
have 20 pay his vic Rlit nova
days policy is not worth the pa
per its written ON % o. man com
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
CONDITIONS GOVERNING
THE CONTEST

The prize OF $4,000 will be
won by the man, woman or
child who writes the most ac-
ceptable solution OF the mys-
terry. from which the last two
reels OF motion picture drama
will be made and the last two
chapters of the story written
by Harold MacGrnth
solutions may be sent TO
the Thanhouser Film corpora
ton. either at Chicago or New
York, any time up 10 midnight,
Dec q. They must bear post
office mark not later than
that date. This allows four
weeks after the first appear
auce OF the last film releases
and three weeks after the last
chapter is published In this
paper In which 10 submit solu-
tious
a board of three Judges wIil
determine which of the many
solutions received is the most
acceptable The Judgment OF
this board viii be- absolute
and FINAL NothIur OF @ liter
ary nature viii hr considered
In tho decision. nor given 1nr
preference 20 the selection OF
the winner OF the 10000
prize The last tWo reels,
which will give the most ac
reptablc .1lutinn 90 the nay
terry. will be presented lu ih'
theatre having this les
unrc as soon after the appear
auco of the picture as prarl'-
cat Win the last two reels
via be- shown tho picture "I
tho winner. his or her HON"
and other interesting features
n a. under food that the news.
p,p.rs 40 TAR as pr1rucni DO
pfmiiug the last tHu chapter d
of me stony hg Harold Mac
Gr5tb. sin 9l.o Show o. pi''ut"
off thr success uI contestant
solutions 10 the mysielF
must not be- moro than 100
word. long Here arc some
,n, lions tp bo kept iu mind 80
....t..,.tf.r aim fNu mystery I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
By HAROLD
MacCRATH

steaminr mn into the little fishing
bnrbor Win handsome yacht In II.
self would allay any distrust. Anu
ho wore capital disguise. TOO: ~,
orything went well till he laid me-
hand on Florcnce's shoulder one
gave startled cry and ran over p"
Barnes cnuging 10 him Wildly
NO. mo-" she said
no what. my child?" asked the
sailor
She shook her head. Her aver
sion was inoXplicahle.
Come my dear. can't you see
that it Is your tather?' Braine tul
ned 10 the captain She has been
Ike this for year Heaven knows
r | if she'll ever bee IN her right mino
/ again sadly Il was giving her az
d ocean voyage. with the kindest nur
ses possible. and get She jumped o'-
lcrhoard Come Florence.
81 The girl wrapped her arms all the
ughof around Barnes neck.
% An idea came into the old sailors
head "Or course. sir. we got proof
Ia that she's your daughter?
Ia PROOF BrHiuc was taken back.
lf". H'f'.|'. NI|NN NNNfN
are her father ! rot skinned out oil
% sloop once because ! took man
90 word at It's face value Black
white. am ou paper says herr
/. ter
But never thought OF sud
I thing" protected Braine. beginf
tu lose his patience ~ can't
sending 90 New York for docuv
mcnts She is my daughter. aud you'
win find b. will not pay TO take this
peculiar stand
"In black an white. r. v can't have
her.
Braiuc ihorcupon rushed forward
Go seize Florence IRrnos swung
FLORENCE behind him.
y guess sheu stay here q lettle
longer SIR
Time was vital and ihia obstinacy
made Rraiac furious Iio reached
again for Florence
Clear ont o. here. e show your
authority erovlcd Barnes.
"Shc goc. with mo. or your re-
grot d."
IAN right Bu Q guess IN law
won't hurt boz, nome I'm la my
rights There's the door. Mister y
~ refuse io eo without herr
Bluo. jghDd ua was ON land
a. man of pparo. hui there was limit
iO hi. Patience llr seized Brainc by
the shouIdor and hustled him out OF
the housc
Brul rorr proofs. Mister. an
uothtr morrU bo said but till y
bring rm. Keep HNav from this cot.
iugo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05
$4,000 FOR
100 WORDS

The Million Dollar Mys
terry" story will run for TWEEN
ty-tWo consecutive weeks IN
this paper By an arrange
ment with the Thanhouser
Film company It has been
made possible not only to read
also 10 see II each week In the
the story in this paper but
Mission Theatre. For the SO
luton OF this mystery story
$4,000 will be given.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

shopping and hurry her off To sea
Norton receives wireless later in
forming him that the girl had leap
cd into the sea and been drowned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-05

N.. HH.... HH- H fue pilot
|s... ....ra over hI, charts when
OFF,. 'un..Hr u fH. .r1R - nest sang
.lt Two H.f'- tiri0 uff the port
b.. ..r' and hammock. who vas
To- U-.f elias. sailor. although rough
ono. shouted 1H.H fH. tube 90 the
are.r. room TH. ro.lhtcr came TO
o. UHf H about Ten minutes. The
cas'HHats saV that they had been
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
BUSINESS SESSION
FOR CONGRESS
CORRECTIVE AND PRoHI6lToRY
TRUST LEGISLATION TO FORE.
RURAL CREDITS MEASURES
System of Country Banks Would Be
Provided-Efforts Will Be Made
to Dispose Of Big ApPropria-
tioh Bills Soon as Possible.

Washington-Cong started Mon
day on the second stage of the regu-
lar session with the calendars of both
houses crowded with varied and far
reaching legislation. Refreshed by the
first complete relaxation since Presi.
dent Wilson convened the special
tariff-currency legislation last April,
senators and representatives returned
to Washington keenly interested In
the prospective developments of the
next few months.
Trust regulation, through further
corrective and prohibitory legislation,
will hold much of the attention of
both houses, but other subjects will
share the legislative arena. The first
of the trust bills to bear any official
status are expected to appear during
the present week, with the indorse.
ment of the Democratic membership
of the house judiciary committee, and
their scope and terms probably will
reflect closely the views of President
Wilson and Attorney-General Mercy
nolds.
The president will reach Washing
ton Tuesday, bringing with him a
draft, if not the completed copy OF his
message to Congress upon trust legis-
lation. This will be gone over at con-
ferences between the president and
house and senate trust bill trainers
before it is submitted to congress. The
general character of antitrust bills
prepared by Chairman Clayton and
his associates of the house committee
already has been outlined.
Rural credits legislation also will
receive attention VIXEN the president
returns. He has had with him the
report Of the rural credits commission
bill that will be laid before congress
for consideration at this session.
Both of these documents will be
made public within week or two.
Rural credits legislation would create
a system of country banks, from
which farmers and stock raisers could
get credit upon special terms of se-
curity, and time of maturity; and the
creation of the credit associations by
which farming communities could
finance their own operations.
Scores of other legislative subjects
are pressing for consideration in both
houses, and congressional leaders pre-
dict the present session will be crowd
ed with work until well into the sum-
mer. Efforts will be made to dispose
of the appropriation bills and to push
the more important work so it may be
completed by June.
This will be done so Democratic
congressman can get out into their
own states to join in campaigns for
the fall congressional elections.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
!" MOTHER JONES ARRESTED
Trinidad Militia Holds Her in Hos
pitaI Incommunicado.

Trinidad, Colo. Mother" Mary
Jones, strike leader. who was deport-
ed from the Southern Colorado coal
fields, January 4, by the militia, re-
turned to Trinidad from Denver. As
soon as her presence was learned by
the military authorities she was ar
rested and taken to San Rafae. Hes
pital, where she was held incOnlmuni-
cado. Mother" Jones left the train
at the outskirts of Trinidad and later
appeared at local hotel. She was
arrested by detail Of state troops,
hurried out of the hotel. placed in an
automobile and whirled through the
streets with cavalry escort galloping
at full speed in front and behind the
machine. Several hundred coal mine
strikers lined the streets and cheered
wildly, while Mother Jones waved
her hand in response.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
Annals of the FIJI kIngs.

Tanoa, Cacobau's father and grea0
grandfather Of the present Ratu, was
one of the most villainous of all the
kings who ruled In Bau The history
of his atrocities makes professional
ogres like Nero and Catherine de
Medicf appear like martyred saints.
At his death his son, Cacobau. who
succeeded him, strangled his fathers
five wives, his own mother among
them, in accordance with the custom
of the land. Later in life, Cacobau
embraced the new lotu- Christianity.
From the date of his conversion he
committed no more outrages and dis
carded all Of his wives save one.
whom he married with the church
ceremony when both we're baptized
His son, Ratu Abel, did not look very
favorably upon the new religion, and
mixed very little with foreigners, yet
no charges OF cannibalism or other
cruelties were laid at his door. The
present Ratu Dadavu Is well-educat-
ed man, and with his cousin Ratu
Pope, attended the University Of sgd
ney.-C Christian Herald.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
Loyalty.

For those who are not merely loyal.
but also enlightened. loyalty. never
A1osing the de1niteness and concrete
aness Of its devotion to some near and
directly fascinating cruise, sees itself
no be in actual spiritual unity with
Ethe common cause of all the loyal,
whoever they are. The great cause
for all the loyal is in reality the
cause of the spread and the further
lance OF the cause Of the universal 10y
atty Of all mankind; cause which
nobody can serve except by choosing
mis- own nearer and more immediate
appreciated cause.-The private cause
which is directly his own-his family,
his community, bis friendship, his cali
ing, and the calling Of those who serve
with him. Yet such personal serv-
ice-you special life cause, your task.
your vocation-ig your way OF further
Ding the ends Of universal humanity.
Josiah Royce, Loyalty and In
sight.