davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-07-09
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John Rsvn. q clerk in a 81; Louis
railway office. hears his daughter GraceIs
Hslsey. speak Of a scheme to utilize the
io.t current % Of electricity: He approRristes
the idea ~ his own and induces Hal,ey
forms company with himself as presi.
dent. ~ q salary Of 10000 q year. and
Halssy ~ superintendent Of the works at
the office in Chicago. Virginia Delaware
1: assigned as his stenographer. She Is
sists In picking the furniture and deco
ssestsd fses oSt Of place IN
the new surroundings. Halsey goes 70
New York with Ravn and Miss Dels. "a
ware 70 explain delays in psrfsctinx ps,r fas He
gets a meesage that deformed daughter
haa M been born to his wife. Grace ,s sa Hs~m; a.
Kswn @ II, bargain: with Miss ae.L pelH~a ~ nsblic
with him. a. q means 10 help him in a
business way. Rawn is fortunate in mar
net :peeolat,ons piles up s wealth ~. AND if. al
million dollars to leave him. He asks his
daughter. Mrs. Halsey. to take charge OF
s sso.s and aases to
alone in his cottage near the work.. Wiz
ginia Delaware becomes more and more
Gdispen..bls ts RaTn He takes d, he, ,.iS 10
prompts him to offer her marriage. They
are married. Halsey threatens to get a
divorce because his wife refuses to return
ken up all the machines after proving
the success Of the invention: Rawn: In a
great rage. threatens to kill him. Halsey
declares he will never build another ma
chine for Rawn and slaps his face. Wiz
gfnia Rawn imp1ores Halsey to recon-
sider, because MS decision will ruin them
all. Halsey tells Virginia that he has
abandoned his invention because II would
put q great power IN the hands Of few
to the detriment Of the many. At Rawns
!nstiEation Virginia agrees to try to bring
Haley to terms, no matter what 1t costs.
me directors plan to get the control Of
the company away from Rawn. Rawn
goe. to New York to attempt to avert I'm
psnding disaster. Halsey takes up his
residence at Graystone hail. where his
wife and daughter are seriously Ill. Rawn
10 ruined financially. Halsey and Virginia
confess their love for each other. The
butler overheanI and tells Halsey's wife.
Grace kills hei self and the child. The
first Mrs. Raw returns TO be with her
daughter. Virginia and Halsey tell Rawn
Of their love for each other. and that
they intend to get married as soon -
Virginia can get . divorce.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-29
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
THE TERRIBLE coLLISIoN-coNFESSIo 1913
hit, 1914, by the Newspaper

(Sopyflgnr, 1874, by Ine newspaper
... Enterprise Association.)
Dear, dear little book. You seem
like an old, old friend who had been
away in a far country.
Here in my hospital bed l. have
been looking you over and l have
laughed and cried as / turned your
pages and the days of my married
life have again unfolded themselves
before me-
1t is a queer kind of sensation to
go quickly into the land of nowhere
and then wake up in the land of pain.
1 took the train from Eliene's on
, Thursday morning and intended to
stop off Friday at Kitty's for day
while on my way home to meet Dick
on Saturday.
Kitty and Herbert finally did not
have their honeymoon trip as there
was a strike declared in the shirt
waist shops and great many of Her
bert's settlement members were
among those who went OUT
left Eiene happy as possible with
her babies and she assured me that
she would return in the fall to her
own home.
"And Harry" l said.
Don't ask me, DEAR" she answer
ed, ''for l don't know; l am only liv-
ing from day to day-trying to be
happy from hour to hour"
got on the train and my thoughts
ran ahead to the time when l should
see Dick. Dear, dear Dick, who has
been so patient and sweet to me all
through these weary weeks of pain 1
have been spending here.
Just about a couple of hundred
miles away from Kitty's Mr. Sanders
got on the train, much to my surprise
and pleasure, for the ride had been
dusty, hot and uncomfortable.
He, too, was surprised to see me
and dropped into the chair behind me
uyifh tho HoffoTsiO0 rpmaFk
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-29

IOOI Ludu. I1C AII1C hhO" III"
quickly he would have to change his
mind on the kindness of Fate.
We chatted ON commonplace sub
jects until last call for dinner"
At dinner the conversation became
more serious and we began to dis
cuss the recent unpopularity of fem
inism.
you are not a suffraget?" affirm
ed rather than asked Mr.. Sanders.
81 certainly ami" l answered en-
phatically.
viii you tell me why you are
one?" he queried with somewhat
quizzical smile as though he knew
would answer: "Just because"
well, believe in votes for women
only as one of the things which will
bring about the real freedom and self
respect of women and want to help
bring that self-respect, self-reliance
and independence to my sex because
l am very conceited woman-per-
haps l want my brain to receive the
first attention of man, not my beau
ty or lack of it.
Men, Mr.. Sanders, are always
talking of the spirituality of women
but they give their attention to the
pretty ones.
''Up to date it is the beautiful body
that men have adored in woman"
ooh, Mrs. Wayerly" Mr.. Sanders
began, much shocked.
You are big enough to face the
truth" l interrupted. Look about
you. Do your friends marry the
sweet spiritual girl who is ugly in
face and figure?
Which girl makes the best mar
rage! The girl who is a splendid
housekeeper or the one who can
dance the new dances divinely?
"The' beauty choruses of the musi-
cal comedies have furnished nearly a
fourth of the wives of the present =.
English aristocracy and more of
Aroorioa'c rich UO11n0 conc ryiJI ho
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26
H. IHLEkD kDORF.
2ei6enberatter.
P5sne Wm 231.
oaxSt IS.
Norwooo xso Yeaoixs, 09io

iaucr. Or telepboniri unnnterbro.
den an gefannte uno 9eid,dftSirein-
De. Tas 6eiprah nit gunte i'm
9ontor sleid,t Der 9bilippifa eines
argerliden Sergeanten auf oem So.
iernenhofe.
Sanni fii5lt ibre ssiibe foum mcbr.
neil iie Der tranfe Wsann nit icinen
@iinihen 70 nmbergebest bat.
.Morgen iuirb er lpobI pieber ms
gei9dft seben". benst lie unb utbmei
tief.
llnb tpirflif) - am onbern Nor.
gen sebt er fort. Ghpas ip1ter oIs
ionft, iino ettuns longiamer. bern eE
fiiblt iih nod INNER reht ihipah.
Sanni tpinft ibm bonn syenlter aus
nah. Gr rnft elm Mnto heran. @ott.
LOB - ba 'ist er onh idon brinl
Cine Diertelitulloe ip1ter itebt bic
@obnuna i'm Seifen oes griinbIider,
Heinmdhers.
MIs Sanni Sic MbnengaIerie ab.
itdubt, ruht ibr Bid ouf benz giIoe
Der Tnnte @uls nit rdtbieIboiten,
aus6ruf.
Gu font aud NAL eimen Mnnn
gnns fir bid allein boben - hnit ou
me Mbnnna, 1nnte! Gs lit eerpiB Elm
fromnler @imiG - nber cine 9eIob-
nnng III es tpirflih nidtl"
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Gin Grisienbidter. Ma

Gin Grisienbihter. Wan
fdreibt aus amitsrbam: 6o6 i'm
Rorbsn 9ouanbs ift WaIing Om.
Der uraIte Jrisienbihier. eeitorben.
SeIbit in 6ollano baben nur fpenies
bic 9idtuns.n bieies g6dermeifters
setanni. Der MalinssCm. ssnau 10
ME ieiu beriibmter beIsiI1er aollege,
Stpn Streupels, gsipeien lift. DEM
Der friefif6e 9iaIsft III fIinsenbsbort
uno fpr0be ME ssfrorenes WaiIer. CT
III bem Deutf6en ndber aIs bas Sol.
Idnbifhe, ober imrner nod fpeii aenus
eniferni BON beihen Gprafsn, bab
iusoer 6ollanber nod TeutiGe ibn pers
ftehen ionnen. go lift Wo.ins On,
Der ihlieblid 93idbriss, Der 10 germ
bur6 Die JritienDorfer i.reifts, fait
cine Sasenfigur I'M ipeiieren 9oIIanb
gsipeien. Gin Nonn. BON benz man
3par pieles, ober bos nar bonn D0rens
iaeen iannie. 4n bic snblIoien les
senben unb Otfnihten Ieinss 6eimaibs
lanbes betamen in Walinss Oms Ropf
friide 1orbe unb luitises Q.ben. unb
als sr nod jung mar. fab es gang ans
bers aus .ba oben'. i'm itol5en 0riess
lcnD, ais beute, no islbft in feline
itarre NbeeihieDenbeit bic moberne
3eit. nipeIirenb. mnnher urtrGfiig
ipilben Cite Elm gnbe sen,aht. Dns
mails 5osen nod bic r8usfsinien1, bic
jungen 1urifkn. dngetbon NIT fpeiber
5ofe. bic oranseforbise Deds ouf ben,
fAiperen, brduaen pferbe. nit tiibner
NIdiihtsloiistfit auf Qibssobentsuer
aus, nnb Die ,2foensters" fpieIten ben
perliebten pdrGen tnuIenb berbsGtreis
DE. Gie Houern sineen betrunien 3u
Mortte. nnb bic 0rnbbanern bielten
gan3 cnbere pferbertnntn unb Mine<Is
fpiele nb, ols beute in inierer acbmer
gtiporbtnen 3tit. lInenblih pi<ls 0ts
iHintsn BON 6antie qit, bem zsufel,
| iputten 1uf einiamen Houernb0fen nnb
| In Gii6srbiitten. uHb bas gun3e Qnnb
Der blonbtn, blouGusisen, troeig.sIus
gen. itarfen RiefenseitoIten mar BON
einem bis gum onbern Gnbe nusgefiillt
nit unge3iigelfer poefit. Don5 frib
om 1ase ma9te ii6 Maling Dptjirn
10 bieb e. eisentliM) bel ieinenG Gtreifs
aiigen cuf ben Neg, boiler Slid iibsr
bic WDrgtneiHfnmfeit:
! TX Wos for gym goune,
Dat rs yst 70 slispsn lsii
Il = ~ - nsllik
- Nse -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26
anf Ser Gifenbabn.
itntion.

Dson ipnrfet nuf ben gericneii5,ig.
Gin T.3ng, Der bier h1lt, ntiibte Dor.
ber bic Citation poIiiren. ehon porni
Der 0oritsbcr: n8nriiftreten!1, nIs
Der G1nelI3ug berdn. iusb borbei.
brniiit. ~s5unge, Siinse, nat peibi
bat inen," iogt bn Elm alter Bauer,
.bo bat 10 be Ieste Dogen to baum.
Oct Bel mitf0mmtl1
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10 fang er. auf Deuiib sirpa:
WOui fir ieinsn 9uIDen.
DAB in i'm SdIaf nod lus.
Mir iit 70 btbagIid,
Gang friib am Gag!

lino an ben Mbenben fab er bann
irgsnono in elmer Wirtbiduft cbsr in
eirsm 6aufe uno sr3dblie ieius isrniz
gen, Elm lpsnis NIT Sispiis uno Elm tpes
nig NIT msbmutb burhfesten frisfis
Idsn GsiHidttn. sycit bunbert 8dnoe
ba. MdIinesCm, Der Bddsrmeiiter.
Der bcnn IN Isinen Isbten Jnbren siuen
Shrtibnnarenloben fiibrte, 5liiams
msngsointet. AEIsrhines ssboren SobIs
reife eefhihtlihe inb foliloriitiftk
abbonbIungsn Su leinen Neritn. Sn
psinlif<r, untrmiirlihsr 4rbeii bat er
eiH iptrtbpolles .geyieon Jriiicum" aus
iammenesftsut nnb fiir bi. aenntHib
bss rsihen frisIifHtn Soipms mar
ieine 9bdtisisii bon alIergrDbtem
Mertte. Qnnee Sabre mar er Wcrs
flyer unb {pd.tr Gbrenporfssnber Der
sSrpst GelfIip, uun Islbit bic itclSsIten
uno unnobburifen 6err,nbouern unS
2lbIigen i'm itnrr an ben uralien Sits
ten unb MbFufungen fsitbolienoen fries
fii&en lonb< ebritn ben siittrurmen
Bidder. Der Susleih ber Seimatb Dit,s
ter tucr.
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Rsti. far asntraitsrn.
6 ommiffipner r's Offtta
pamtIton q cla .. q bio.

NJ III ~ fiAp Uk 9II1G
b1mtItou Gcanta. Cbto.
Ginetrnatt C, 8. 3ebrncr 1914.
9erfteeeife ane bote retesn enf.
eeasueenommen In Der cffiee ses ecarb Of
UoEatu gommifIipuers Bic Sreitda, ben o.
mldra 1919. I'm u iitr Ntlttass, flr bic nahs
fiebenbe Gonntnsarbeit:
Gemdf ben GpesifiiatioHsu gso ba5-yiir
RieberberiieIIuna Der Getft roab, ben ben gie
5our " a. @eieifen in gIi5a5tibiotpn. In 1bsie.
tpdter IripH'bip. bts WIepes Hnb Tnaon &ap
Roob in Ebtterater 2cnnfbiS,
Tie arbeit bar an aef6ebeH m nshereiuftim.
mnua init ben BIdnen un5 E5e5ifiofionen,
fpeihe iest amfIieeer in Der Office beS DoGrh
Of 9rnHin GemniWioHers
Gae Muaebo.e lHit'ien auf sorGrnIare uueaes
feriiai fetn. tpefe in ber Cffice bes Wcarb Of
Qounth Gcmmiffiouers sn bnbsu ftrb. nnb be-
nIeitet fein Ron etrem @onh In Der Gnmme bon
eretinnfeno {s3 600 00l Touars NIT sspet auitn
nnb aeniintnben a1teer aIs Ei6srbesi ncfhr,
bdb BET Ateier ben aerfro't siHaeben frtrb Smr
aHsfatruna her arbeii. i'm 5aIIe berfslbs ftn.
suer'aHnt fptre.
3ie Gountn gcmmiiItoners hcbaItsn Sln has
6eft Dor. irgenbeiH ebsr asie uHeeboie su
eerlperfen,
sm au'iraae bes grars p' SamiIton Gonnsn
Qemmii'i ioners.
Sreb g. s3effeImann. grdsisenf
Etifft: Hibert Rein bnrbt Gierf
5.i2,is.2G
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gsti, an nsn,raiisrss.
ommiffioner's Cfftss
2nmtIiou 9oBnts Ghte.

9nmfIiou GcBnfn Cbfo
Ginri matt G.. i2. Ssbrsiar 1914
Berfteaelte anesheie tpereen eni,
eeGeneeaolnmeH tn Der Office bes Hearb Of
gonHio Gousmifioners bis 3 JreitnG. ben IL.
Wars 1914 nm AZ uhg 0t.faaS Tar bic
nndf.ebenbe Gcna.o.Hrbeit
Sends ben Spessfiinsiontn go. COO - Cir
bic Betbsiietung Der Mpir sttabe tn Der CIT,
fta't SbaroHetue. IN GpsameFe Iotpribip
Tte Grteif bat su aefAeten tn iiebereinf!ln,,
mune mi; ben ELhnen une Epsstsfiatlenen.
tpelde lssf tn Der dffite bef eoart of GouEfp
gcmmt'fiontrs cnfiieeen
aTlc arqeboie rlifheh aust aormnIarsn ans.
peferf,nf fssn. nelche In ssr Sfftee he's Hoerb
Of gouufh aemmiHienrrt Az botsn ftnc. ufIb
beelsiist fe'H bon etrert eoub In bfr G1te ben
sfreiioufeue ts2 o0o. 0ol TolInrs NIT sipsi ,eu'
ten une gerrheenhsE HfirosH nle gtAerosti kat
Ben Ncniraf' einusben rrt BE Nrhsif Gutfrify
ten irtrb tn Sale hsrfsfse Tim susrfann:
ntsb
lie grxn,s gemm.risnsss sssoifsn nc bas
Me6t Dor, irasrbttn eess Gne HnEsbcie al
tsrfperteu.
!. ON Maftrass sss seGrs sf sanirion gsun,s
Gommtftoufrs
Ereh O. mstfsImanu. WraflSent.
Gttsft: aIbert tastntarbf. gIsrf
i2tee66
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6 . m nitffirnerk Efftee
q q nj IN {. Z. "a ri n . q

Semtficu Geuufh Sbtr.
gtntfunaii o.. H. Tebrnar 1914.
Herfteasift gn1ebcfe reretn ert.
aeaeneenonImen In her Cffisc bes gcare Of
9ountn Gommiftioners tis Grftfaa ben IS.
g2hrs 1914. um i2 utr wiiftoas, tar bic
nadffebeuSr Qcnnfh~Arbstf.
&emds ben speu'ilationen SO. gss Slr
bic @eparainr Der &eIt whami miper Rcnb.
bon Stem 9ol,imore bis al einsm 4aHfi rabe
gsn eronman's 9otbIiuie. etne Gsrsfs hon
1900 yub, in Grosbu Ecsvuihfp.
Tie arbea toi as eei4eesn IN ueyrstniftus
Eiitng nit ben 9ihrtu nnb eSssinsct omen,
mei6e ietf aEflseen IN ber Efytcs bts Score
OF gouufs 9crmt~ien.rs
ale Araebcie miHer nuf EsynuInren ausse,
fsritat fetn. mei6e IN ber Cffics he's e,oafp ~
geurin .gomnriNiorsrs sl kaben trh. nne bs'
aIetfsf feir bon etnsm Aonb IN bsr hobe psH
etniaafene (si ooo 00l Ecnprs NIT sfvsI sn;sn
iinb GentaereSr Altaen. alk Ei6srheti bofiat.
oab bsr Btefet ben aoHiroft etnashsn irtrb CUR
aas.hbnHa esr Gtbeii. ion SAFE terfsIbe ibm
snersaHHt riro.
Tie Geun,n GommiHioners bsbaItsr iin eec
Gst. Dor. ireenSsir cher aue GHaetose 81 BET
iueiffr.
5m gnfiraa S:s gcirs 81 bamiIisn Eounts
CcmmtfirnetS
snea; albsri .stsSasft gi.,s
1o1p21g
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anis tar ssatrsssssen.
Cfftes gouHfn.R N mfff DR.
BON Samtl ton 0cuuth.

Cfftes Gounfn.R . mmiffare
bon Samili ton 9cunfh,
Gtnci iunaii o.. IL. Nsbrnnr 1914.
3trfteeslte aueshoi meSsen fnss
gouniH Goutmiiicuers BIG FLsitaa ben y.
Wdrs 1914, nm ~ ilhr Msffaas, far BITE
na6ffebenbe GeuninsM rbeii:
0sn,1s ben EpsHtifciioEen 30. e02 - 1Gr
BITE gerbslsruna Der Winmi Mpsnuf ig Wsaheis
-. bon Gamarae 9i,s BIZ StnDHes Aeas, in
QeIamhin 1omHftis
Hie aTbsii sai - aef0s6es ID t,shersinffsms
srnRe init hen HIarsn nnb Gbeitfiiattoren.
Dsi4s ieSf In bsr Cffce be1 epagb oi oounst
GemMfHicusre au'I.eaeH.
NE uneebofs mhffen esf NeruuIeseH anetA.
sssstei fetI neIde In bss Cfftfe hee Noarb -cf
Gsunfs gomrrftonsrs lu bateH fsne, urb bs'
fislfet fsin ber einem RENT tn bsr ecbe bon
'nnfbnHberi Is5oo ool Dollars nil siDsi %.
Ses aietsr ben aon,rals sinasSen w.rb aus
AuS,strnna Der urbsii. n Oa1s tssfsiss sem
sMsrfnnnf rtgb.
Die geun.h 9smmiinsnsrD IeoeIien ~ Sss
HsAi tsr, iresnssin ssss ans 0nasssts ~
tsrscexfsn
Sm Gattrass hes cosss q Aessilten usunts
GsNmtNicnsrS
.Grsb a. D.ffsImarn 9rnnbsnt.
l2.te.2e5
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q AIehter Fro Il.

Wutfer eau 81nshen. Der biesmnI
Die ipohentIidc UenernIreiniaisne ee.
ouloig iiber iih ereeben IieBl: ~Gi.
91ns6en. mas biit oi, iest 10 ttin, Id
femme bid iu nint mehr!~
11nsMen (o6rtlih bic Wutter fret
heln0): Sci rlhig, Nnnnhen. mor-
gen made i'd mid, fpieber bredig,
Oann Isnait bn mid iDieberls
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H0RS MAN & HORST MAN
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414 @aInnt Strafe.
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Ql0bpfAfen,
5wesss Qatismat. ssui. .gesause,
06e bes Resnten nnb wiaia etrahe.
9n perfamfen: 6dnier.
-
s.8 tmmer Saus SO. 1000 clifton eibcnne.
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sl;iraGen bel 6. VI. Eaets. 4iS ScbHlon
1.os. Lst@o,So.-
yerlnrat an f6Mien:
Mtfe n--gnir tesGfIeH nie be-
issn grsifs tnr hisfeIben. & &asssiiire 3 T.
0M serMietkes-Dininer.
M6bItrfeg Simmer in Rripai sS0Milis.
NIT alien ge1neuili ihieiien. si9 Goutbntesp
Nreniie, nabe grobioipu SncIine. IL
HerIamst -M1nnIid3.
gtn gutter gIsis6fdneiber anb GreeerhtgIerf.
snnsntrosen 8. .. sibtce. IT. xbomas. .tp.
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II a unns., "a
mR mn Iebiaer, fiir gorters nnb Gorienarbeii
msit Stmmer unb auii. aeihroibs Bart.
WerIangt-@
Gtn suserlailiaes Mgdboen Iur alIaemstnc
Gonsnrteit. Nefies eobr. gmpfehlnra bsr.
lanai. st22 @ooneh abe. suoe 9art. eDi
cute a5din. gnasuiraasn 10o5 8urion
noenue, ipOnSaIe. 2o.27'
m d b neu fGr Snusarbeii. 22To 8tue Cir.
a66in, erfabreue. in einem gsefiaurant.
Usdb6en In eirer neinen Saltfie SIrt -.
roHoon Court, @de MIbGHn ino 4nrnei ME.
alronbaie.
asdin; cine cute. gorsOltagds GOuu une
sI d b nen. INT bel iipfiairs-sirbeii su brifsn
iino ein ainb sM beanfttiaen. 1913 eoanri
stpeHa. abonoale.
GfsneneeiuMe ni1nuIih.
TeaIfner, mitiieren alters iu.hi Eisae
ais gor'er. 6.2 gsain Sir.. Simmer II.
Dagn, slroer!aiIiaer. % labre oil. eerbsiras
itei. tntl irssnopelde 9eftaiiiaung lam
Gut nit gferbgu nripsbcu. gsalier. 22b bcsS
ien Ctr, 2. Siod Clifton 5iabis.
edder in6i Gieae ais eriie oeer sspeiie canb
at Brcn, Role nHb kies r. gi.. III Ek
cibertu Cir. 2. SIof.
SuHaer eeiEtither a2onn tslHfctt arseRopsihe
afeslf ioaletd. Stie Bh1isr, e0s 2ourei
2entf6er fiirsiid aslaunsi ianimauniid
naeQsttieei lam lndb Ba0it0gpaQen. SretTn6s
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nader fnti gteae ais sipeiie coer auis brittle
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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-01-30
HAPPY OLD AGE AND YOUTH
Ambassador choate Discovers Eighth
Decade Of Life Was Best Of ALL
Good World to Live In.

Each era of our lives has its pc
culiar compensations, the Philadelphia
Ledger declares. When a young man
is In college. or lad at school, he is
often told by his elders that these are
the happiest years of his life, and that
be should make the best of their brief
duration. Old age will creep upon
him and life will impose an increasing
burden of responsibility, and he must
gather the roses while he may be-
fore the cruel frost of custom. as
wordsworth called 1t. has nipped his
budding aspiration.
Mr.. Choate, while ambassador to
England, said he had discovered that
the eighth decade Of life was the best
OF all. II an old man does not let
himself relapse into egotistical gar.
rulity his recollections of useful past
may be source OF unfeigned pleas.
ure to others as well as to his own
retrospective mind. It was the salts
faction OF life well lived to which
Sir Walter Scott could bear testimony
to Lockhart, when the Wizard of the
North knew that the end was near.
= Youth starts out on the long road
eager and hopeful, buoyant to try con-
illusions and refusing the thought OF
failure 1t is fine thing when man
imports into maturity and even into
old age the "indomitable SOUL that
will not surrender to the years and
has not been saddened by disillusion or
by the loss of faith In human nature.
1t is a good world to live in at four
score or at the rounded century-an
even better place than It was when
childhood accepted without question
ing an earthly paradise.