The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02
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not In law. was generally regardst
| BY the Greeks ~ the true souSoe q
the noblsst thoughts aad uttsrsnesa
Of the Athsnian genius Of dsmec-
racy.
she taught Socrates. who wa
some teacher himself.
Isabella, four centuries ago. wa
told BY the learned men OF Spain
that the doctrine OF the Antipodee
|-of people with <heir feet upwardn
WAS neither godly nor reasonable;
but the Queen. ready to pawn her
jewels 70 defray expenses. assumed
the responsibility OF sending ships
over the ~abyDe" into which the
nUAnish sun sank every evening.
America wculd not have been dis
covered IN 1le1. II the discovery had
depended upon the Initiative Of For
dineud.
"Ths mighty Empire Of Russia.
ny D. u croix. twas hswn out In
the rough By Peter the Great: the
form Of this colossal figure was soft
snsd By another: and Il has received
more Of the human appearance from
the able hand Of Catherine II. who.
By the Instructions which she gave
Ito The eommisaionsrs who formed
her code Of laws. proved herself
worthy e governing . great Dmpire'
| She oid more for Russia By hsl
equity and bensflcencs than al bel
generals aid BY their warliks vir-
tues, 30 vast an Empire did moi
need widsr bounds: its true vel.
fare ceuld b more essentially pro.
noted By favoring population. By
wise laws, b. encouraging industry
and commerce. BY cultivating thu
arts and reconciling them 20 stub
barn land. uncongenlal 70 their nA-
| ture: b. bsktering the. manners Of I
still savage race Of mobiles. and b.
communicating sensibility 70 Z
people whom the roughness Of their
climate had rendered impenetrabl,
. al the soft affections and social
virtues Of humanity. These are thu
WORMS which already make the name
Of Catherine illustrious. and Will 70
Aect glory on her memory"
How many OF the Csars who havt
/ rsdened since have ruled - wisely q
dld that Csarina?
BliDaooth was perhaps the great,
ct Of Unglish monarchs.
Maria IAeresa, the Mother oi
Germany" who battlsd With Fred
erick the Great for fifteen years,
certainly had . long and level head.
Abigail Adams, please note. PEN
ned . Declaration Of Independence
many months before Jeffersou end
hin colleagues In the CoDcanental
|eonsreas decided to cr< .ooee.
From time imYcmorfai, women
have Reen the clevorest (as ven q
thes tfdest) In matters of the heart
n Living correct lives Themselves. q
. rule. their judgment - the sound
cot concerning what n harmful e
the health and happiness of thoel
they love.
About year and . half back Mr.
Edis0n's family went away on q visit
Wheroupon he Immediately oenA word
10 few Of his old croniee, electrical
experts and the like, to gnthor ct hid
Menlo PART laboratory. They tolied
and tinkered and experimented fou
IA hours IN one week. The time
clock showed it--more than 80 hourl
. day. ThDn Mrs. Edison returned
and broke up the Insomnia club
thereby saving TIE wizard AZ TIE sino
ING movies to complete his present
task Of giving the Inhabitants Of Pc
dunk grand opora with . 10-eent "a
mission Tee.
Feminine advice IN regard to a
nance and religion. 4 moro generally
sought and accepted, would. think
put the bankruptcy courts out of bust
ness and cause the collapse oe the 60
to-church movement for lack of raa1or
d'etro.
II woman more level-headod thar
nan? Not always. but oftener.
The ideal scheme n TO have them
planning and working togetheg-thG
intuition Of the one supplemented By
The expcr1cnce q the other.-Uucll
Dudley, IN Boston Globe