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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-11

or paving fem- fhai came before
Tho board
Tben Estimator ouo J. Dasf
wanted 10 kno7 ~ rho commissioner
Was spre mo amour asFed for was
correct Estimator james Puchsn.
an sald he know of At instance
where the Gig engineer nas wrong
on sewer figures. bot b. generously
allowed That he had confidence
enough in cornmiesioner Feukell ~
vote for the amount asked Tstl.
mator Gordon urged nis colleagues
20 do their dur, and paFo The street
for the benefit OF Joferson-ave
dQellers To particular and the CRY
In general Estimator James pur
do roared orr his approval n no
item Tho motion oas finally pm
hy fhc presd dent and Do carried
unanimously
comm aioner FenkcH elao asked
f1r imaodlne action on ward iNudF
ilt lt0'd ne estmaiofs 'h&Wihe
7-TTyFuh sind Seventeenth ward
funds arc depleted and others srr
very Iaa Es'imaior Gordon ganf.
ID q em,li from Tho controller
-snop Ink team fers II any. from
these funds The controller rx
palned that since The funds Rcre
cgt funds fhey could not be- supple.
menied
"Weu Do wont do any harm 20
look D. Hp. stated Estimator Cor
don, who anplhed hia motion 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-11
LOVING CUP FOR
CHAS. B. WARREN
Retiring President of Board Of
Commerce l. HOnofed at
Dinner

az, rsmer No Charles 3 War
rc4 easr ~ TIE Detroit
Haari at rurce after ,No year,
service n, OCCASION q. d fare
ReA dsane Monday uishi when
n-.m2er u The ooard Assem- 5leG,
ana &0nl ana ac- paid honor 20
-he m d. $40 has LED The orgaaiza.
itit1 through 1870 Of The mos, sue
cassful ce u rs 1lsto.
coo fusion of the t0asts in
atc hose base teen more az
less matel assoe'ate3 with
Boar of Commerce a-fiyiues lauded
Gae OH ,ha had ean 40 IN p.ish.
- ay Mr warren from the ehef
provided the unemployed year ago
10 ,he AmercaniE4tion, * The large
foreign born population William ,
GRAY. rstt~inc treasurer. presented
"a Mr Warren on hehalf az The board
o lver loving cup
Asurr r Larn4G. one o. De carry
PRESIDENT. 81 ,he Beard Of Com
ur~ce aas postmaster. and the as-
sen, h.4ge Has also t1no7ed sy the
are erca ri ~ > Murphy The first
president OF Inc aoa'd, which IA.
ar niLet years ago
President Elan neaby The Arst
speaker. told 5reay Of ,he efforts
of ne board Ia th- past and what
i' sou.3 endeavcr to accomplish. in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-11
GERMANS At
TACkING WITH
LIQl I'D FIRE

Aattio has hourN grown more VIC
lent as II % Is ahout o Hmnate
i'm a grand assae oa both bank OF
the Meuse.
n the French hold thorn fh
time verduu is se,ei hrooi IS
doubt said an English au'hou'S 20
day.
Twenty thousand Gernan- sore
killed or disabled q tse a AS
hours of me neV Nenur at'ach
Paris reported TODAY tn
that the Frcnca losses have "on
very heav
Throughout Yesterday tnc Grr
mans charged ceaseiessg iara0 ns
6ne division after another irto .ae
assault on Dead Man hri Rth ma,
chine-Hke precision So sell did
tho French sustain the 'hoc bat
only a advanced positions aid .he
Germans succeed in peueta'iEe h.
French trenches most instances
tl es Were driven GA hy immediate
coauterattaeRs
Encouraged thc'r leress En-
Temiten ridge he 'iermana rushed
doRn DE slopes Ter lroHt facE
against Hut sos lH rh arrou "a
vines Asy vere caaga' under le
tire az scores % French guns lhr
attach VAS halred before & reaohed
The lower SLOPES Tho French en
Nfed as the Germans 7sd hacN rs
their trenches ard ai' great tolts
in The grey masses
Similar scenes Were n4iTE enacted
between Haucourt and re'hi1cour
German divisions rushed down from
,he northern ridges ot ad Ni1n
tl' oaly ~ b. smothered b1 ~
French FIRE on fhe sxtroms ca-t
uhere ragged raynes Afforded SON
shelter from ar.iIier, Gro re Ger
mans broke the French advanced
Noe Tor d.stnce of more THAN
quarter of mile
a a torv - 'Ne GrhNay -
gosse, Jon q, Callore rood rear
Douapmout Nss rece..ed 'rom PAR.
TODAY with tr'bute 10 che bravery
% ho1 Germans whose nwaH
CLAIM" saved ther r0mrad- from
roai
While me Germans aavaucri go.
emre engaged in dcrce H4rs
against ae Frenen BAR er tho 81
.n1o mans formed chain f1ar
deep. along which rere pa sod SAINT
bags. eel saelers( nd qupmeu.
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ASQUITH
REPLIES TO
HOLLWEG
ocontiuued fram rase OneI


tContIuued from Page Onel
-
tlon ~ r- 0nl. SIT AsQu.th CON.
tinuot
+rhc a.rup- 20 Grrmaaise Pc.
land has rea or tAe .a.t 30 years
eF once nc strenuous purpose and
colossal failure ot Prussian domes-
Nc aelc Nobody knows this bet
Ser ham Der chancellor for he has
been one ot So PRINCIPAL instru
mout-
"The wholesale strikes az Polish
children againsr Tho attempts 10
force toe employment ~ he Ger
men ane age the ba-barous hog
Kings Indicted apon them rte ar
resi- and imprisonment % their
mothers continued die premier.
form a black chapter even IA The
annals ~ Prussian culture It is
y I'm 'his record that she Chancel
lor she'd tears over The fare o. whst
NJ calls the long suppressed Elem
ish race wonder What the Elem
tsh race ifself thinks az fhe pros
peci the aanceior opens out 20 e.
The rhanceil0r says Thar after
mo war there must he q neN Bel
gum. which must not De q Franco
English sal bur between whose
people and the Germans who
burned ,heir churches. pillased
their towns. frampled heir lber-
ties there Is 20 De IN the future
The collaboration 81 neigh bors
Ny answer IS very simple one.
The allies desire and ara deter
fuined 20 see once again the old
belgium. she fn9sr paJ ae allowed
TO suffer permanently from the
vsnton wicked invasion o. her
freedom and THAT which has been
broken do0a must be repaired ana
restored
Declaring that Re uould rot
waste words upon ths imperial
chancellor ~lams and halfhearfed
attempt 10 justify fhe wholesale use
OF The submarine FOR the destrnc
ton Of lives and property The pre-
mler said
THE allies are prepared 10 Justify
the legality % an the measures
they have taken as covered BY the
principles and p.Tif % inter.
national Ian applied 70 the devel
opments OF modern var These
have been carried 0uf with ire
sfr.ctest regard 10 humanity and
ve are nor aware Of a single U
stance OF neural life having been
lost by reason az the allies block.
ado
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-11
DETROIT RIVER
SURVEY ORDERED

WARRINGTON April H. The
house today authorized sgrver ~.
"tAvingstone channel Detroit river
Nth view 20 securing increased
width q survey for Rouge river ine
extension 81 the east break 7afer az
Mackinac and appropriation for
Thunder Bay harhor a. Aipera and
I<scheneauK channel
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~rw ,oRk rRonr,E u,nkrr.

MN 0fAft o. htN
Flour Quiet and steady. spr rg n
sk 1On6s1 Winters. 81 6Om 90 Pork
Steady mess. t.t10H2t Lard Easy
rniddiewest spot. Sii.1eH 80. sugar
Raw nrm. ceutrifugal 96-teEt 81 y.
Tkas. uusruNad0 s0-tssf. s. 06f5iN,
refined. quiet cut loaf. sSia crushed
IS: pow dered. s710s granulated. RI
lao coffee Rio No. ! on spot. firm
$40 railow Firm special. loisc
stead, primo. ff45Nf.1N No 8 81 n
ilst clover. q5cn 81 20, Dressed roli
try, Quiet furke,S sSn $50. chick
ans 'fNn lnr. fowls. ~ fs q -hia
duUha, o0H csc Alfvp puuNrN ~tVHan
rrrnA faslfst. e-1-AAA -Ir fowls f4r
furkcNs. 1nAf tff rnosfera use. chick
ems. eroiiers f1r cheese lsfNl
state milk. common fn specials. iHh
tSAc. rkims, common 90 special ft
49,
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T'elegraphic
RAILROADS AND
MExICANS LEAD
Other Issues Move But Frac-
tionally On Stock En-
change

NEW YORK, April II Railroads
and Mexican shares were strong al
the opening OF the stock exchange
today. other issues moved bui
fractionsliy either way
United States steel opened az -
and IS Is, unchanged 70 is up.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-11
FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Lo

nhu tae class ot service ls I'm.
IIof management, and more >ys
t.rs1. attention io lrcQueuc, aud
duratal of caN, Nl solve The sur
,lcc question Without curiailine ser
Nl boosting rates according 20
tte Finding of he special commit
t. SIR Hlrch under direction Of
fHts eomm tec made q complete ap-
qsa V of th0 Telephone compsu, 5
iu, plans a sell as an audit ot
tt cnrnys books.
The eoar3 d. commerce. Will De
ar-ed 'to assist lhe city iu auy
t epsore usauou ,lat viii likely
fN'oN thc adoption %, thr ordinance,
-p- al invitations beus extended
to ElNu p,lby president OF the
Hoa-d u4meFce Charles B
Warren rast ur,e dent 90 the board
ana DWrl- Br,sn hartman az the
board aul-.e- ou telephone mat.
GERS ae Hoard of commerce and
fht Hr men %. the city VIII
b rnl 70 hirf counsel. 10 they
desire Go assist fbe ci,y In es-
tsbH-hs rluahlc rights o. super
v-iol ysg telephone service and
rates.
rle rcua ~ ordinance ruaran
trt- company reasonable re-
urn Nw,tweri d gives the
rpRrr ,o investigate rate
d4e ANS time. AND 30 IN
ir.a lower lhe rates 10 Corre-
ead imam ial RETURNS OF THE
Nar Marx made a statement %
committee on public utilities
Mt..a me n h- Office Tuesday
uerllus le ail We arc work
in de nome uls ac Nov is
ecl rs test ou' he rish'
ahet $50 1etr we have under
ts eruinE enc regulation
81 pt tes Hcre IS Z anc
70 tnl oW su,' where
49, After reading over fae
peri -. 0fcial committee 10
net believe aat the company aeedS
ar s4s oi yates We do Nant
atte er,ire. Hd believe thar vie
can RIDER This proposed ordi-
rcs
Corporation Counsel Dinseman cN.
trtt fha provisions al the 0rti-
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4 A. packlnE stock 12e. dairy. -se
per n.
Eans Fresh receipts hrsfr. cases
rrlna,d. st'fc, current receipts. -ie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-11

CHICAGO. April u The Chicago
grain markets were closed tuda
because Of primary elections.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-11

rtniN. III, April s. butter. mar
X@tt tAlrs today were a. as ard IS
x>< fhetna5orlty ~ ace. last week ;
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BUDGET NOW
IN HANDS OF
ESTIMATORS

lcnn,lnn.d LOW Poo on.l
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Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations by HorgbloweT & Wee s.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22
HAD PELLAGRA;
is NOW CURED

Hillsboro, Ala.-J. W. Turner, Of this
place. says: If ought to have written
YOU two weeks ago, but failed to do 80.
/ got well and then forgot 90 write YOU
/ can get abou. like a lOycaro,d boy;
YOU ought to see me run around and tend
70 my farm. / can go all day lust like !
used to. / am So thankful to know there
is such a good remedy to cure people Of
pelldgra.
There is no longer any doubt that pol
lagIa can he cured. Don't delay until
It is too late. 1t is your duty to consult
the rc,ourccful Baughn.
The svmptoms-hands red like sunbarn.
skin pccling off, sore mouth. the lips,
throat and tongue a flaming red, with
much mucus and choking; Indigestion and
nausea. either diarrhoca or constipation.
/ There is hope; get Baughn's big Free
book on PellaCra and learn about the
remedy tor Pcllagra that has at last been
found. Address American Compromising
/ Co.. box posi- Jasper, Ala, rcmcmbcrn.
money IS refunded in any case where TIN
remedy fails to cure. -Adv.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22
STOMACH MISERY
GAS, INDIGESTION
"Pape's 1iapepsin" fixes sick,
sour, gassy stOmachs in
five minutes.

Time IL! In five minutes all stomach
distress will go. No Indigestion. heart
burn. sourness CT belching of gas, acld'
or eructations II undigcsted food no
dizziness, bloating. or foul breath.
Papes Diapopsin is noted for It's
speed in regulating upset stomachs'
1t is the surest, quickest and most GER
tain indigestion remedy in the whole
world, and besides it is harmless.
Please for your sake. get large
fiftv-ccnt case of Papo's Diapepsln
from any store and put your stomach
right Don't keep on being miserable
life is too short-you are not nero
long. so make your stay agreeable
Eat what you like and digest 1t; en-
10Y it. without dread Of rebellion IN
the stomach.
Papes Diapepsin belongs in your
home anyway Should one Of the fam
ily eat something which doesn't agree
with them, or in case of an attack oil
indigestion. dyspepsia, gastritis OF
stomach arrangement at daytime OF
during the night, it is handy to give
the quickest relief known. Adv.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22

iOnwav, and down through II Ieap't
Wolf Larsen. The sound OF blows ana
scutIling came TO our ears. Hoth men
were wounded. and he was thraallfE
them both for having diaoheyed MS
orders and crippled themselves i'll au
vance Of the hunting season. III la't
they were badly wounded. ana, having
thraehod them. he proceeded to op-
crate upon them in rough surglcai
fashion and 10 dress their wounds.
served as assistant while he prop'n
and cleansed the passages maze p'
the bullets. and | saw the two men
| endure his crude surgery without an
! csthotics and with no moro 10 unhoii
! tbnr, than stiff lumber of whisky
The second Gog-watch and the daY
were wound up by fight between 10
hansen and the lean, Gankee-iooHihg
hunter Iatimer. II was caused ny re-
MARKS of Latimer's concerning the
noises made by the mate in his steep
and though Johansen was whipped. h'
kont the stccrage awake for the resi-
of tho night while he bissfully slum
bcred and fought the fight over ana
over again.
As for myself. ! was oppreSs"d VIII
niqhtmare All my days had peer
nassed in comparative ignorance 4"
the animality of man. In fact l nae
known life only in its int"lectna
r nhases. Brutality had experienced
: but if was the brutality OF tn" ln'e
p Ioct-thc cutting sarcasm of Charlie
D ruruseth. the cruel epigrams ana OF
: casional harsh witticisms of the io
!, lows NJ the BibelOt, and the nasty r.
= marks of some of the professors duI
ing NV underestimate days.
n That was all. Not for nothing had
/, hoor called Sissy" Van Weyden,
v thought. as tossed rcstlessly on III
Y hunk between one nightmare ana q
IS other And it seemed TO me that N
e Innocence of the realities of life Ia
i baan complete indeed. | laughed b
torIv 70 myself and seemed to ind
N Wolf Iarscn's forhiddiag philosophy
more adequate explanation OF life tn;
T. I had found in my own.
~ ,To RE CONTINFEpD
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22
REFUTES THE CANAL THEORY
Member Of British Astronomical AS
ISOLATION Takes Issue win SCI
entIsts Concerning Mars.

According to the report on the l'''
opposition Of Mars, published by the
section for the observation OF Mars
of the British Astronomical associa
ton. under the direction Of T.. NJ An
toniadi. the alleged existence OF
geometrlCal network OF canals on
Mars has received a lasting ana TN
answerable confutation.' Mr.. Anton
iadi had the ADVANTAGE of using on
Mars the great MeudOn retraCtor. the
most powerful telescope in the O'd
World. In working with smaller m
struments he himself had. like other
observers. obtained frequent glimpses
of narrow. straight lines. but IN the
Meudon instrument these lines we're
seen only when the definition was
had and the image OF the planet "har
ing" With good seeing. a complex
natural structure of the so-called con
tinental" regions of the planet was re
vealed, a variety OF irregular bands
and shadings, replacing the sharp. mar
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22

good and hope every suffering woman
will give them a trial."-Mrs. ANNA
KELLY, 10 Chestnut Street Burling'
ton, Wis.
The many convincing testimonials con-
stantly published in the newspapers
ought to be proof enough TO women VINO
suffer from those distressing ills pecu-
liar 70 their sex that Lydia f. Pinkham
Vegetable Compound is the medicine
they need.
This good old root and herb remedy
has proved uaequalled for these dread
full ills; Il contains what IS needed %
restore wo=nan's health and strength.
If there is any popularity in
vour case requiring special adj
vice, write the Lydia T.. PINK
ham Medicine Go. (cOnfidcntiall,
Lynn, Mass, for free advice.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22
In \ BIZ Of a Hurry.

A very small boy was taken to
dental establishment to have some OF
his first teeth pulled. For second
or SO. during which time four teeth
disaDpeared. everything was fairly Sc
rene, and then came bowls or obJec-
tons.
L didn't want them teeth to come
out" cried the young patient, sudden
ly recollecting something. Il want
them to stay in"
That's ali right" consolingly re-
sponded the dentist They will soon
grow in again"
will they" quickly rejoined the
boy. with a Frightening face. do you
think they will grow in time for din
ner?"-Philadelohia Telegraph.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22

them in spite of all personal discom,
forts and menaces. What do you
think of him. Hump? What do you
think of him."
Il think that he is a better man
than you are" answered, impelled,
somehow, with desire to draw upon
myself a portion of the wrath | felt
was about to break upon his head
His human fCtiOns, as you choose to
call them. make for nobility and man
hood. You have no fiCtiOns, no dreams,
no ideals You are a pauper."
He nodded his head with savage
pIcasantness. quite true. Hump
quite true. have no tCtiOns THAI
/ make Tor nobility and manhood
living dog is better than dead lion
/ say | with the Preacher. My only doc
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22
SAGE TEA DARKENS GRAY
HAIR TO ANY SHADE. TRY
Keep Your locks Youthful.
Glossy and Thick With Gard
Sage and Sulphur.

When you da,Nun your hair
Sage Tea and sulphur. no one
tell. because it's dome s a'uralI
evenly. Preparing III. md
though. at huwc is mussy and I'd
some. For 30 cents You can b
any drug store the raady.touse
called "Wyctls Sage and Sd
Hair Remedy" You just damp
sponge or soft brush with Il
draw this through your hair,
one small strand at a time. By
ing all gray hair disappears. and,
another application or two, YOU
becomes beautifully darkened,
and luXuriant. You will also
cover dardruff is gone and bal
stopped falling.
Gray. faded hair though n
grace, is a sign of old age, and
all desire a youthful and attract
pearance, get busy at once wit
eth's Sage and Sulphur and look
younger.-Adv.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22

tn his feet STRIVING 70 gain the galley.
and ca, time was Krocked down.
oh. LoI!t" h" cried. ZIP. Eip'
Ty'se i'm IVY. carnt yer? -EAe Ia"
aw'y'"
Tho Fri- .rs laughed from sheer re
lief Trat.Gv had dwind'ed, IL" farce
had begun. The sailors now crowded
ra,flv ait. grinrinr and shualng. 10
watch the puumeling OF the mated
cocknev. And even ! felt q great ioH
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22

row lines drawn by Schiaparelli. Low
ell and others. Mr. AntOniadi Dro
nounccs the geometrical lines, ana at
so the doubling Of the lines. mere op
ucal Illusions. and presents a large
number of his own drawings side by
side with those made of the same reg,
ions by Schiaparelli and Lowell, III
support OF tins contention. lie notes
that the markings which SChlaparelh
only glimpsed with his modest Sig
inch refractOr were held quite steadily
in the &2ai inch re.ractoT at MeuGUn.
-ScIeutIfC American.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22
IS CHILD Gross,
FEVER|SA, s
Look. Mother! If tOngua
coated, give "CaIitOrnIa
Syrup Of Figs"

Children love this lrut IAN
and nothing else cleanses the
stomach, liver and bowels so N
A child simply will not stop
to empty the bowels, and the 70
they become tightly cloggea
waste, liver gets sluggish ~
sours, then your little one u
cross. half-sick, feverlsh' COZ
gleep or act naturally, breala
evetem full Of cold, has sore
stomach,ache or diarrhoea'
Mother, See If tongue is coale1
give 4 traspoOnful OF 70
syrup Of Figs" and in a few IC|
the constipatcd waste. sour U1
undjgcsted food passes out Of y
TEN, and you have a well emu nGa,
Millions Of mothers give 'a'
Syrup of Figs" because II Is y
harmless: children love IT, anI
or fails to act on the sioIlA''
and bowels. ,o.,,
Ask At the store for a 5ocei !
Of california Syrup OF fls'' .
has full directions for oaO''s'
Of all ages and for goTn,upS
printed on the bottle. Au''
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22
CHAPTER X-Ccntinued.

you are worse of than Omar" /
said. He. at least. after the custom !
arv agoniziug OF youth. found content !
and made Of his matcriaiism a joyous !
thing"
who was Omar" Wolf Larsen
asked. and | did no more work that
dav. nor the next. nor the next.
In his random reading he had never
CHANGED upon the Rubaiyat. and It was
to him like a great find Of treasure.
Much remembered. possibly TWO
thirds of the quatrains, and | man
aged to piece out the remainder with.
out difficulty. ! was Interested as 10
which Cuatrain he would like best. ana
was not surprised when he hit upon
the one horn Of an inStant's irrita-
bility. and quite at variance with the
Persian's complacent philosophy and
genial code of life:
What without asking. hither hurried
WncuCr2.
And. without asking. WHITTIER hurried
on. many a cup Of this forbidden Wine
Must drown the memory OF that lhHo-
lcucc,
Great" Wolf Larsen cried. Great!
That's the keynote. InsOlence! lie
could not have used a better word.
In vain | objected and denied. IL
dcluged me. overwhelmed me with ar
gument.
It's not the nature of life TO be
otherwise. Life. when it knows thai
it must cease living, will always rebel
, It cannot help itself You have talked
, of the instinct of immortality. | tall
of the instinct of life. which is TO live
: It mastered it in you (yOu cannot den.
/ it,. because crazy cockney COO
sharpened a knife.
r You are afraid of him now. Io
l. are afraid OF me. You cannot deny i
Q II should catch you by the thr0a
Il thus"-his hand was about my throa
II and my breath was shut off-"and b.
IT Gin to press the life ont Of Won. thu
Q and thus. your instinct of immortalit
will 20 glimmcring, and your instln'
of life. which is longing for life. WI
futtcr UP. and YOU will struggle
D. save Yourself Eth? | see the fear
death in your ewes You beat the a
with your arms TO live, To live
to To live! you are crying; and you a
10 crying to live here and now, not her
after. You doubt your immortalit
ch? Ia, Ha, Your body draws itsC
up in knots like snakes. Your che
boovns and strains. To live! To liv
:. To live"
heard no more Consciousness W
blottcd out by the darkness he had
. graphically described, and whcn
:, came to myself was lying on the tlC
-, and he was smoking a cigar and
:. carding me thOughtfullv with the O
~ familiar light of curiosity in his ey
- Well have | convinced vou?'
demanded. Here. take a drink
= this. | want to ask you some qu
tons"
| rolled my head negatively on
floor Your arguments are too-e
bio rorciblc." | managed to articulate,
mo cost Of great pain to my aching thrC
You'll be all right in half an hol
he assured me- And promise We
use any more physical demons
N, tons. Get up now. You can sit
ito a chair"
re- And. toy that was of this mons
us the discussion of Omar and
ss+ Preacher was resumed. And half
night we sat up over il.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22
Onportunitv never troubles a man ii
there is nothing in him

ouent boys on probation in Cook coun
~ are not working at all. others Work
only half time. and OF those That WORK
MANY are crrand boys, wagon boys.
bellhops. and nave other occupations
that contain no future for them. 80
cietv would best be served, II IS con
tended. ii the delinquent boy had work
where he realized he had chance 10
make something OF himselt.-TEe Liy.
ing Church.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-01-22
Help Wanted.

Can | do anything for you asked
the passing motorist of an eXasper-
atcd man who was trying 70 change a
tire while his wife, a woman or com
handing appearance. stood by and
g,ve numerous directions. Yes. in
deed" replied the eXaSperated man
as ne moppcd his brow. My wife
here is an ardent suffragette. wish
Won would talk to her about the cause
until get this tire on.