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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-06
Assured of Success.

The General stan told the great cap
tans uf industry Wsp In Germany are
a hardly less important factor in the
conduct OF a war than the stan itself,
that tho plan of campaign. reduced to
essentials, was this We shall smash
Franco within three weeks, then wheel
about and deliver Russia Knockout
blow before she mas had time to complete
..cr mobilization. Belgium Will OFFER only
the resistance of sullerucss England
will not 'c.mc IN a. ali The German
Government had the positive assurance Of
lead.r- EasltsEm,a TO taht effect
We'll. this hammer and tungs pro-
g-Lnmc has not been successful Co.'s
hay, slipped at numerous vital poin,-.
ilc.gium. resistance to begin with. was
NOR. han ,ulieu. ENGLAND did come .u.
Paris vi, no: occupied by Angus, -,
and Russia. far from being knocked
out has not even recl,d. Not single
one of the General STATS objcctives has
been attained. Checkmdted IN all d.'"v-
tons, Germany has little but an cuor-
NOUS deaah iull TO couutcghaiauce tn"
terrific effort the nrrt hundred days of
war have cos her.
These ar. the ,mmutahle things which
thinking, business Germans zee and know.
They realize that. thanks to a Very far
seeing economic and financial "rEau:zat ION.
their trade and commerce have thus far,
barring the annlhIlatipu of the German.
merchant marine. been dislocatoI per
hai,s to no sreatcr extent than the trade
and commerce of their enemies They
look across the Atlantic ana see that even
America, as could not lee otherwise IN a
real world war, feels tae light Of
Europe and A,!d's colossal blood iettiu..
But what Gorn;.n Industrial leaders also
Ie.,lz" Is trtt prnlorsLt."u Of the Haf
in'n months and years must spell eventual
ruin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-06

II s known tina: President Wilson is
working hard these days ON Federal Trade
Commission appointments. This commits
sion under the authority Of Congress Ia
to he composed of five members. The
President has decided ;hat in making up
this commission H. will appoint two law
yerS. ;wo business men and an economist.
Charles Bryan has studied Jaw, bu; his
friends say thai he could hardly qualify
However they suggest that he might be
named as business man or as an econo-
mist JUS as the Pres ident chooses
President Wilson has refused to appoint
persons to ollie WOO ar r.COguiZ,d as. ac-
know, dye or claim kin To HIM. Whether
this rule will be- applied to Brother BIZ
Bryan, II a formidable boom for the
Trade CommisSO on IL worked up for
Brother Charles, remains 10 be seen
Brother Charles is one OF the few Orgi-
ma Bryan "a who made the welkin
ring for the Pc, ri, 81 Leader in 1895. 1900
and 1908 WHO ar still out In the cod
In fact tn secretary of State, while ad-
nin.stcr.ug his office 'oy the good OF the
Wilson Administration. has not forgot
ten tie fI.,nds VINO stood by him IN
1886 and In later days, when a distin-
guishco pcrsouag, thought that William
j. Bryan ought to be knocked into a
cooked hat
Just how many OF the Original Bryan
m n" are On Uncle sans payroll is not
definitely known, because tine Federal ser
Vice has many rtmiiCations and il is
difficult 90 b. .p track AT tim s of changes
al ir.- oyu.l NeV, rthel,s - 1t IL known
of ga. men H Washington that Bryan
mea, good tul true. are on duty in va
riCus branches u; the public service.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-17
A NEGRO
WOMAN FOR Perjury
IN OtTGROWTH OF uru "J,,t
CROW SUIT FOR
$4,000.

M'ALESTER, okla, July L.
'Special)-The federal grand Jury
returned a final report today contain
Ing - indictments, making 135 in all.
counting the 5S returned last week.
As IN last weeks report. the greater
number were liquor cases. but some
variety was added with CHARGES of
tainporing with the mails. perturv ana
.aiccuN Of interstate shipment The
last was charged to Charles Redd. Mo.
Nl"'t'r negro. Who rs aCcuscd az a
Wholesale rohhcrv of a car Of bonze
On route TO Texas white II was stnpned
on q siding IN the North McAlester
Yards SIN weeks ngo. MARY Taylnr
the Wan ucgrcss. who had "A civil suit
hf1ihSt the iron Mountain railroa6
hhl,ing $4,000 damages for iniurics
alleged to have hoCn sustained fiy,
Years ago. was indicted for p~eriurv
~ civtl suit was thrown ont 81
court The woman claims Ia be a
Jamhicnu and has counsel omploved
now To obtain = share uf a la-r, estate
IN East Indian ISLAND To which she
says she has fallen heir.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-17

licy,d ion Chairman Riley and relied
upon him ass "A trusted servant Gov
,ruur Cruco was impatient with the
mcndacIous stories hat enemies o.
Chairman E.l., had been circulating
about him when Eph Haines Of
Aiya was lately appointed to he the
Republican member Of the election
board Governor Cruce told Haines
that ho hoped ne would he as honest
as Riley ln protecting the rights o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-17

MED a claim for sl25 for services
rendered In the lease division of the
chool land department for the month
OF June. In the lease division sal
aries are not paid through the state
AUDITORS office, but GU Of depart
mental funds. 1t is said that Chair
man Riley Is holding down the Job. at
least part OF the time. that was filled
by Joe Morris before the latter be-
came secretary OF the election board
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-17

the voters of Oklahoma.
Chairman Riley is a lucky man.
When he was removed as secretary
of the election board and the place
given 10 Joe Morris, Riley found him
s"'f without a steady salary, the
chairman receiving only per diem.
For his June labors Chairman Riley
filed a claim for $3.50 which was APP
proved. Then he changed his mind
and withdrew the claim. He next
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-17

other popu.ar models in summer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-17

sun shade, are ncluded in a gen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-17

from the regular selling price
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-17

er4l r.dq.t.on Of 33l-3 per cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-17

floor IN thor u,aa, places. You
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-17

Thgse para,o., are on the main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-17

inst dyda.. a third from tn,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-17
Friday 1ve offer any Spring and Summe
Suit in our entire display at the one Price ......

Friday will be memorable day for Harlow shopprs-ePcatany those who visit
Tor they viii find opportunity to select from our entire display OF sl1ng ANA SUI
one price. and that price the lowest attuuate ,.,,.,.,..,,.....,,, ,..,,,.,,,
IN the showing that remains are Suits of light wool and Suits or slk-yaHed clors
included. They are regular stock Suits and none are worth less than go and som
in Il regular way. We have but one price for Frday-coose at ...,.,...,,,,,,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-17

INC on tcd display racks Every woman and young woman who is planning a vacation trip or
suit for cosntoIome picnic rips will grasp this opportunity for Friday We will sell ths
I". 98c "mA They are in most all size. and the cdos are blue pink, natural linen and whit
They are good yIu% at so and 81 We clean them out Of stock in one two three order Friday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-21
secret OF Perpetual. Youth

Lord Memyss, who still felt young
when he died at the age Of SO wears
once explained that the way to keen
from growing old was never TO for
get the world is always in the infan-
cy of invention ana discovery.
Memyss began life in the era of tai
low dip, and he left il in the age Of
the tungsten electric lamp. Tunr-
stem was an unknown metal when
he was born, and even when he had
passed the allotted three score and
ten; any electricity was only a labo-
ratory product, so far as human
being had anything to do with If
Old age comes, according TO this En-
glishman' S philosophy. when man
begins to think that his life Of his
time is finished. The secret OF etar-
nal youth, the Ponce de Icons snriny
which to get drafts of reiuvenation
is. therefore, the constant apprecia-
ton OF the Incompetence of life
and constant interest in things IN
be done in the ~Philadelnhi,
Ledger.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-21
FERRIS LEAVES FOR
WASHINGTON MEETING.
Daily Light Special

Dallas Tex Aug, 2l.--Royal A
Ferris, president Of the National
Currency Association OF Dallas, left
for Washington this morning to at
tend the meeting of bankers, cotton
farmers manufacturers and NOR
chants from the eleven cotton pro-
ducing states called by Secretary OF
the Treasury McAdoo for Monday
MIR. Ferris will go as the representa-
tive of the local Currency Associa-
ton and the bankers of the state.
The purpose of the meeting is to
secure greater cooperation between
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-21
NEEE Noi lp l0 NEl=
THE ECLIPSE bI ~tN ,

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IN i'e''S', 10 NJ Out s'Hi''"'lio'l7 80 or
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/ II N'"''i ''"'s 'i''' ~ f"7''i' "a
eA'rc'l''iN via anu ''''ot'' country
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/ 'n'' an VI az "''''''' '''i0li9 III ~
maui III 'o"' minutes ""' '"'' w
. Ia GA. rom i,Nth
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-21
China'~ Parliament.

The nov Constitution which Yuan
Shih Ku has devised tor emma is
principally notable for the very slight
degree of power which it gives 10
the parliament. Il provides a Hae1la-
meut, it is true. consisting OF one
body elected by restricted frau
ehise and possessing the most au-
ROW powers, The president S. he
has the greatest power. can levy
taxes by himself and Hae an absu=
lute veto over any ot the acts of
parliament.
That the parliament should be uni
caneral is not vital Nor do We re
gard the restricted franchise IN the
selection Of its members as neccs
sariIy defect to representative GOV
ernment is a country ike China.
There is a large share al the Chin
ese population too ignorant 10 eN-
ereise the franchise with Judgment
and Intelligence. Hut a republic in
which the executive can levy taxes
and eYpend revenue without the an
thorlty OF the representative body
and cam absolutely negative any OF
the legislative body peculiar appear
ance by all Western standards
PittSburp DiSDatrh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-21

w. NJ. 1ialfacre, Dexter, Mo,
bought Foley Kidney Pills for Mrs
HaIfacre, who was down on her back
with kidneys so sore he had to help
her move fie says, "She would
cry with pain across her kidneys,
but after she took the second bottle
of Foley Kidney Pills, she was as
Well and strong as ever" Curtin S
Two Drug Stores. adv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-21
North Bound.

''o'a' cars tnakhg ali Atopsl
leave from Waxahaehie for Dallas
a,, T.,a - ',''' POINTS 0
W.. ,.... :, IN ~ '',''i e'-'S ''o"'
,o.,o f'''', 90 ""u no d. Ill.,
-, 49,, 80 - Q an" Q 10 p
from, W. o.,o 49, ~ ~ : ~ .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-21

II you need rubber stamp. yeals
or price markers let Roy Phillips
quote YOU price. The work is Of the
best material. At Daily Light Of
flee. adv. tfpd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-21

Don't endure the needless pain
and torment of rheumatism, a2era=
waited as it is by the hot weather.
". T. IIutchens, Nicholson, Ga,
says:-'T suffered the aches ana
pains Of rheumatism, swollen fee1,
Irregular painful bladder action, bot
Foley Kidney PH}s tized me an
quickly" Foleys are the best cur
Inns Two Drug Stores. adv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-21

The Daily Light gives 'ns -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-07

GismaIdine in Euala (Sie erite i'm
Sdspgebiet) nirS prcbiert. SH Der
aroben 4nuie Inufeu einige Sdiiler
aud, bin, Inn Die Safle an3uitaitnen
lmb bringen Elm paar Stiidc Gis nit,
bas iie bort geihenft befomnen bo,
ben. Rad) S1uIidluB lit I'M Soie elm
beftioer Gtreit iino grobes Stelten
inb 8etern 5luiiden stpei balbDiidii.
aen Shiilern. Die Miiietbdter iperocn
Dor oen 2ebrer peiiibrt, iuo Ger cine
ersdblt nit Dor gutriiituns bebenoer
Gimme: .Serr aebrcr, bite! Sd
babe Elm erobes Stiid Gis befommeiL
Sas id meiner ssamiIie au Sauie sci.
gen fpoIlte, nnb Der Gf,pa bot eB mir
geitoblen." ,.@o batteit BIZ benu bas
Gle pertpabrt?" .gs mar etpas nab,
aIs i6 es brafte. ba legte idl es IN
bic Sonnc gum Trodnen; idj bnbe es
an bic sroBe aotospaIme seiiitt,
bort, ipo nod etfpas @aiier auf benz
go6en it," Iie grflGrung, oab Die
Come oas Gle ygeIioblen" babe,
iuoIl.e ibm gar niht einleuf,ten, itib
er CAB iidJ erIt iiberseuat, OILS nod eir
Gtiifhen aug benz gisi9rant y,irm
sGroduen1 bingcIest wiir6e.
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Ntritrs periouf- qer eiqat cbi0

sanmii,on Sssran Ss.iuis' 20. ' 4l'
sufolge eines erlnitsIen urb on rii9 nsrin'
is fts sise bsns Sss sam Sena anssisn IL
ber Sberifrs cfiics I'm gonrib1ue. ~ oet
eiabf dinttuHat am tee. ben y. SnI'
y; .. iei. I'M u l5r goImiiiaas. Bag nae.
Sr Mnbeit1ni. bdb bns 9a4iietenoe e,ns
geifreibung bes befnaien 9ruHbiaeHitiitHs ~:
SeIsetn IN ssr eisei qineinneis saniilion
Sbdi bon Cot 30. 10 bon soIepb EBilien's or.
ben gabsibiiioH. uns ssnalist bsftriebsn fpss
linfanasub an sinsm pnniis IN Der nssbIi@sn
gonra Eiyabe: bdrr cfitphris l6Has Der rbro'
iibsn ainis bon bslasisr GLAD girste alustnao.
srsitis ,nb 7tii0o ls255l CUB bis su ,,m stnsEl
EH,i' ismas bsiaaiss as''9sa' ainl. % nnusssssa
yuF. usbr sSsr iDeillecr: bann Dsiilit dui elmer
ainis parallel NIT airsqplb eirnbe eln!ireerst.
Sic nnb .55iioo Nub BE sl 6insm nnniis;
Sagn iasIia in elmer S're'isn e'n's bic 'nm
BsifsbeaS aus tsmi,Itsn eiasnibum. tueL.
des iibsrrirnaen tpilrts nn w einlso Haies
suIa 9ssb zen aetn w. Ssbn'olI anS gaii'n; T.
Pnc5 4 .Ob4. geiie 25s ber sletorhs bon SumiII'
ion gountn. Chic unb bdfielhe eigenibnni mel.
dts iibsrircaen ipnrps an uHnd. W9I,nes PEI
e,oiss, Elm unberbejraibsr gnnn, enrn Teeo.
eiuaetruefn In Eii6 0s4, Eeiie 1888 ber oors
aenannisn @eeorss, NIT ben harGnf btflneli9sn
esrbensriirgsn. be'nnni ale gsuurrer 6So eiaa
Sirabs
eptrS bfriniifi nu' gefebI bes @erifis In bern
Safe. porfn Ghs gnrbtr Tepoiti nnn ppnn
dombnrn. gtne aprppraitpr inter ben BefebeH
bon cbio. bic alaaettn nro QHila Aoliria rro
elrb. bic gerlnlpien iiHo.
rnu no. 1bG07e.
dnfsbsbirannaen-Bn am gsridufeinge
GbnrIes Goopet.
eberiff bon enTitlion Qonnih. Sbio,
ets.esnm enrT & SgSSPItSsn sSnat anfYaIi. -'D'O.
Cincinnati. 10. 3unt 1914. ioinri.bIt
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auitiaes aus aamerun.

auitiges aus aamerun.
Sn Der .Teutihen GoIoninl5eituns"
tDciIt Gin ginienber Iiiitige fleire Or.
IebniIie NIT aameriiunegern nit: Gi.
mes cages fommt mein Sausiinse
Dimite Su mir uno iagt: ngspango
(Mutter ooer Scrrin), Der @ai9s
mann. Tif,panba itno ih mofteit bid
iragen: ,@enn elm rpeiber Wann
nit ieiner Sraii, ieiner Mutter inb
ieinsr S1,peiter III einem aanu f1brt
ua6 bas aanu iaat I'M nro bic
Grauen f5nnen nid)t idnpimmer men
ipirS Der peiBe Mdnn bann retten2"
Sd: Der meibe pirb feline 5rnu ret.
ten. benn iie itebt ibm nm naditen"
@eiter periu6te iG ibm fiar 5u mo.
den, eab Die Drau, Die iia aus bem
sdus Der gItern IN ben bes Wnnnes
begibt, Elm giett Saraii bat, suerIt
gerettet su tperben. CT itebt nod unS
iinnt. SD frage: y9eini. men piiroc
Der @aidmann imb Gitmamba Oenn
retten2" Or. Ger @ai6mann iagt:
Seine Mutter, benn cine Wlutter
fam man nur einnal baben, uno
uarn man cine Wliitter bat, fam
man ipieber cine Sfiueiter befommeii,
uno on GteIle Der ertrunfenen Srdu
fam man cine jiinae iino neue fau.
fen. Tit,pamba lpil feline Sh,ueiier
retten, oenn ,penn er ite perbeiratbet
(perfauft), befomnt er pieI @elb S1.
fir. limb ou, Diniite2" sd rette
feirc, benn oann fam id jdneaer an
aono ldtpimmen, unt fem @rcto6if
sanH mid freficn!'-- Gle netsrtclts
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g 66ue g[usiift.

geiiber eines GaiionboteIs (spr
9odin): DRodlen Sie bic 9ortionen
nift 10 grob, @eima; Die 3eiten iinb
i6Ie6t!"
Die Srau bes geiisers (am onSern
Sage): nMinna tnapien gle an ben
Torttonen 10 niel ,pie mogIi6; i6
mub mir aus Sem &iidengepinn elm
3Ieib beralisidjinSen!"
Wlinna (fiir iid): .ga, bann fam
id ben Gaiten eratuIieren eerabe
IN oieier Saiion, no id spei grau.
tigams bab'!"
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Z m 3 prn.

Sauspirtbin (pon bess4tem S.u.
bsntsn segsn Dlorssn aus bem G6laf
seilopft): .,Was mdden Sic benn fir
einsn WorbsitanbaI! Sic tDohnen ia
gar niht bier!1
s6ier ridts - .. psrstiben Sle,
andoiae lrau. pie ipGt 1T es beam
sissntIid9
sRa. io me Hrsdbeit! Wirb man
friib Inn baIber bisrs aus BEN S4laf
gsrihen, unb m0hte man nieieu
$50. 10 - dIfo halt bier. i@ bx.
sishL aHaetas ifyuulI-
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WcIdafts. .WeIeaen6eiten.

SofeL aQiooIelcr gonnib Neiv
Serfcb, Simeniionen 200 bei 200; Irr lcSiee
1iacnthiimcr siebi iif bpn @ei6dit Anriid.
utter sf Sabre, Gtnno biciem gefh1fispldb
SO Sabre bpr. Wnr. .iimidbe beitimmi tiI'
icreiifreno; grcis s2s. 900. SIR ipeiiere giis,
funfi ipenbe nan iidb OF pcuie 6nrrelL 20
Belmont gIbe, Getudrf, R. q. 4..1O
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Sn berfanfen - S1uier.
$500 Mu,abluua fouien iraenbeinss.

$500 Mn5nhInng fnnftn TgthbtInfs.
Simmer sSrnme Sulis, Colonial Eefigi. Bob,
Toilet, s5nrHace, Got 30 bel 100, bsonem bnr
Girnbenbabn In aoriuoob, iirb bns Sans
iann flir sipei aamilen eineerittei peroer.
81 800. $500 Nnsnblunp, Sieii ipie Wlteibe.
Serner ein California @unsuiotu, 9 9imMer,
Rab, IoiIet. syurnnee, Gas nno eleiirfhes
2l6f, Got 90 bel 100. eiiuas Shb'6es fht
81 300. $500 eln;nbluue.
geioe ber obieen 9eftbunpen flnb beauem eeIe'
gen 5ur grrehuna Der initoIiiden atrte nnb
garohtnl nfis oifeniItben SduIen. geil6iigen
gle biefe Sdufer. ebe Gle anoetsmo fdutel.
g Z. G'Brien. Giaenttimer. 4705 Wlain
eleenne, Nortpooo. Chic. 4..10
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aufbem erItengIid.

.5rellnb @ar Bot iif urpIotIib
perIobt; tuohI 70 cine 2icbe auf ben
eriien 8Iid?1
.Sa, anf ben eriten Bid in ben
@eioffrant isines eaDiegerpaisrs In
ips." !,
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Gin esrrtbu II m.

Serr: rS5ren sic nal. Wlari., Der
Raffee 1T ia beute piel itdrter a!s &c.
ipDbnlid."
aO4in: nd, enti6ulbisen Gie,
snabiser 6err, ba babe iG ssbn.H
riuahriasin!i3. msineR 2aifse xinSs.
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u auffatlenS.

yWunn tpirit bu benn beinsn Mmts.
rtdter beiratben2" = .Wein 9r1utis
gam bat bic So6aeit nod auf elm bals
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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1914-04-10
PIONEERS OF THE FRONTIER
Red-Blooded Men and Women Were
Those Who Carved an Empire
From Wilderness.

No doubt the run of the continent"
has improved the fiber of the Ameri-
can people. OF course, the we'll estab-
lished and the intellectuals had no mo-
tive to seek the west; but In energy
and venturesomeness those who sought
the frontier were superior to the
average of those in their class who
stayed behind. 1t was the pike rather
than the carp that found their way
out of the pool. Now, in the main,
those who pushed through the open
door of opportunity left more children
than their fellows who did not. Often
themselves members of large families.
they had fecundity, as it were, in the
blood. With land abundant and the
outlook encouraging, they married
earlier. In the narrow life of the
young west, love and family were
stronger interests than in the older
society; hence all married Thanks
to cheap living and to the need of
helpers, the big family was welcomed.
Living by agriculture, the west knew
little of cities, manufactures, social
rivalry, luxury and serving class, all
foes of rapid multiplication-Fro
Origins of the American People," by
Prof Edward A. Ross, in the Century.