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VO1nO vedezexan1e.

DavnO prcden jc svct poznal umetno pesni-
Stvo in so Sc razvila IA lcpo literature stroga pra-
villa, je ljudska fantazija bujnO uStvarjala pred
knjigo j. bila ustna predaja. narodne pesmi. vra-
re III istorije so Sic cd ust do uSt. cd rodu do ro-
du. kakor jc clovck po eni strani skra mo real.
no bite, Xxi hocc porabiti V svoj prid vse, kar
mu je znano in dosezno, tako ie ma drugi strani
fantaSticcn od davnine in vse, cesar ne more raz-
lagatl il strogcga Spoznanje, ovija s plodovi svo-
jc vecno ncmirnc domiSljije.
Dolga, neskoncno dolga doba je bila potreb-
na, da Sc je razvila tocna znanost in ST. je zacc-
la praVJica Strogo loGiti od resnice i'm znania.
To je bio TEN tee, ker jc bio mnOgo bajk, vraz,
sploh mnogo praznoverja navidezno crpanega liz
izkuSeni in tako prcplctenega 2 resnocnostjo. da
j. bilo komaj mogOte ~razplesti te wolfe.
Do danaSnicga dine je ostala ljudska fanta-
zja bujna, zlasti pc deicli. kjer je clovek Sc V
dotiki 5 prirodo, Xxi vedno mogocno vpliva ma
domiSljijo. In kljub vsemu napredku znanosti
mdi Sc nj izumrlo praznoverjc.
Vtasi Sc pa ljudske bake in vraze in pravlii.
&c odevajo V tako lepo obliko. Ola imajo pravo
pcsniSko vrcdnost, in treba iih je lie iemati "a to.
kar Y reSnici so, da Sc Jill Glovek lahko razveseli.
Nobcn razumen clovek ne DO danes smatral povc-
Sti in prerOkovani o kraliu Nathan "a zgodovino
all KAY podohnega; kOt plodovi l~judskega pesni-
>kega duha so pa polni lcpote.
Y l~iylicnju GloveStva je Spadala voina we'd
no med n~ajvccje in najusOdncjSe dogodke i'm cato
nj Gudno, da ic igrala tudi V liudski d~omiSljiii
vcdno vclikanSko vlogo. Ogromcn jc Material.
HI IN Sc dial ma tenn polju nabrati med liudStvom.
Naino mcSto Y ljudski fantaziji so zavzcmale
ljudSkr prerokbc. XII So Sc ohranile V naScm liud-
Stvu najbolj pristine V krajih. XII iih ic moderna
kultura najmanj obliznila. L.judSke prerokbc Sc
naSIanJaJo dcloma ma sveto pismo. povecini pa
81 Jill ic uStvalila bogata in zdrava liudSka fanta-
llla pc nckcm zdravcm nagonu jc vidclo liud-
stvo bodoci razvoj clovcStva, napravljalo 81 po-
cast. pa Sigurno dobro Sodbo o CloveSkcm naprc-
dovanju. LjudStvo jc opazilo. da z napredkom
y goSpodarskcm in prometnem iivljenju ne kora-
ka v>tric nepokvarjcnoSt, poStcnost in versko
~Nvljcnjc tlovcStva. Xato j. vidclo V moderncm
~Mvljcmju lie slabo stran, ne pa tudi dobrc strani
istcga.
Pri tenn jc uporabljalo liudstvo sporocila
SNolih pradedov IL domaGc zgodovinc. sevcda pri-
kroJcnl po Svoji fantaziii. kakor II. pr. o kraliu
Matjalu, XII ia spi pod goro Pcco in caka trcnu
tka. kdaJ da maj pride poma gat cesarju. ko bo V
>tiSki. kralja Matjaza 81 ic ljudstvo ustvarilo IL
ogrSkcga kralja Matija Koruna 145S-l4oOl.
XII 81 jc priliuhil ljudNtvu z%avolio svojc prayico-
ljnbnosti; obtudovalo pa ic ' njem tudi njcgove
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Umiranje ma moriu.

SploSno jc razSirjcno mncnic.
da .ic Smrt potapliaioGega sc nue.
ma in tezavna. Castnik. Xxi ic bill
reScn, ko Sc .ie re potapl.ial, ie o.
pisal Svoga cuStva tako: Torpedo
ic bill zadel ladio. znaSel sem Sc
kmalu zatcm Y vodi. poleg trupci.
katera ie p%remetavala vOda. MISC
bila Sc docela mrtva, ali zaprte obi
i'm negibni udjc so kazali. Ola Jill
ic zc minila VOLTA zivl.ienia. Brez
glaSu, brez odpora so izginiali
drug IA drugim V globoGini. Do
tcda.i sem pa mislil tudi JAZZ. da ie
mmiranic ia mOriu strasno, da sc
boiuje clovck do zadnjega vzdiha
Z v%alovi, XII v%lecejo cloveka vase.
Xdai VEN. Ola nj lcpSe i'll lazje smr.
Ii. Dodge ure so me premetavali
v%alovi, postal sem brezcuten. zelel
sem 81 samo poGitka, spanja. Ko
ic priSla r%esitcv, mi nj bilo prvi
hip niti pray, da so me prebudili
IL sna, Xxi me je ravnO zazibaval.
Morda je vplivalo pri nas tudi to,
da Smo culi veC noel in bill V we'd.
mem pricakovanju smrti, ker smo
vcdcli, da mas zasleduic podvodni
coin, in nj ic %stvari, Xxi dene NOR
nariu boil slabo. kakor to zavrat-
no zalezovanjc. Nihrc bitk in
morja Sc ne bo.ji norman. Skriti
Sovraznik-torpedo, XII ga zalezuie
in uniGi mahoma lad.io. to narav-
most razbesni mornaria in mu
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""' nv! NoJShoVouJa III Nu le ohraillIo hNa-
"Anos'' " Je potSnii ~ boSme lurke. III so Cd
VA" .p"u"n n"Nr ue~ele' i"ho glopoKo Sc Je
NNo''","i |" ie'a lf'o' unri viadar ' mlSiJenJe
I,oNg"sN's' h"roua, GA 1e uooll ccIo mesto V Sc
"d"JI SEc'oNhl VoJhl.
i"ui o S."""Jl SVetoVnl NoJn' St ave med ma
.1" , iItoNoN""J"' HJ"uN.No j. Po hagohu cl-
sro' We" S.D''"oS' tJ"o'' hr''lrnoS' harouoV IN nl'-
~, Po"ivP mora Mc'"'l'' 'ei'No NoJho' fah'azil"
81 " ''''"" SPr'u!" NSt"oeo'' haraNhe Sprcm
WY 'oJ"'' """' '"Se' SliSNe'
iosO ~ u" P''r"NoNahJ pa Je 60
,.n toH"'Je' No -" Pi'roN"Nana ueJStNa
~ ~ "a':opl"' MAJOR IL pr "a" oooo oro|hiKl hoSl-
'P""I'' N"P' 1t" ""'o I""Jo Ia Preroko-
-" N"'No PoI'uo TO- h" hdr III 'reba pre-
o5H.s ""'" ""P"A A"r hareN"le o podocnoNtl
Wv" P""',.' r'S"'n" pou!aso' drugo pa
- m" J""SN "o""i|J''
y, i"h' ~ ~ o"'""'" ' 'ei"h III HIo'enJem
~" n"J" " HNr'oN"l Volni' III J'h
'''u .'n""e " 'o'iho ooJaNIJaJo' ' KolIkor hlso
sEn E%'"e 4 'lS'r' n ! EcrJa'neJo 'Sako iJnd-
y. :" u "H' u Prerokpe razo-
netL Wv ~ D"""' N'Nor 81 SNe'oplSemSke pre-
IT, .,
TO iJu"Sho PrerokoVahJc praVl:
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Dnc Is. marca Sc ic priccla pred
NodiSccm Bclovaru ma ITrvaSkcm
Sodna obravnava prot 81 prcbi-
valccm IL Niria V Slavoni.ii. kate
re ic driavnO pravdniStvo obtozi-
10 zaradi zlocina upora.
Xdi Sc torc.i, Ola vcndar ne tctc
IirvaSkcm vSc tako gladko,
kakor pripovcduicio trnorumcni
patriot.
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ADVERTISEMENT
AVstr. SIOVenSkO
BoI. Pod. DTuStyo
lnkorportr.no "a. februva q
1900 v DRAW Kansas
Sedez: FrOntenac, kans.
Ustanovlisno i6. ianuvarja
1891

Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
GLAvNI %URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MRATIN OBERZAN. Box 70 f Mineral. Kan,
Podpreds: JOHN GORSEK. Box 19, Radly, Kans.
Tajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kan,
blagaJnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box PAS, Mulberry, Kans.
Eapimikar: LOUIS BRENNAN, L. Box SO, Frontnse, Kana
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 2O7 Ridley, Kan..
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 482, Frontenac, Kama
ANTON HOFFMAN,, Frontensc, Kans.
POROTM ODBOR:
JOS1P SVATO, R. 4, Woodward, Iowa.
FRANK STUCIN, Box226, Jenny Lind, Arb.
Malta SETINA, Box %, Franklin, Kama
Pomozni odbor:
WILLIAM HROMEK, Box 65, Frontenac Kans.
ANTON KOTZMANN, Box 514, Frontenac, Kans.
Sprej0nna pristOjbina cd 16. do As leta nasa $50
Va dopisi sc mai blsgovoijo pOSiljati, ri. tsjniiNL
Use denarne posijatve pa 81. blagsjniiI
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Il ozirom ia to, Ola poSkuSata Scvcrna in
Julna Amcrika napraviti tesnejse trgovske zveze,
so dali ameriSki podjctniki izdclati kinomatogra-
ficne slikc. XII prcdStavljajo industrijo Y Juzni A.
mcriki, ter Jill scdaj kaleio in poSkuSajo tako in
tcreslratl tudi ohGinStvo "a trgovino 4 .Jugom.
kmalu ne bodo Showi Y Amcriki sploh mic
druzega kakor rcklama. DoSlci r. Sluziio GER
kvam. kapitalistitnim >trankam. Salvation Ar
my. prohibiciji - IA literature, mctnoSt in Una
most. katcrim hi res lahko koristili. ne bo o>talo
mic.
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ZLoCINCI IN NJIH NAvADE.

dr.. Erich Wulffcn, XII 81 je kot
Socialen kriminalist pridobil do.
bro ime, jc tidal knjigo, V kateri
opisuje razne kriminalne slueaje,
Xxi MISC zanimivi samo vsled svojc
k~urijoznosti. temvec oznacujeio
z~lOtinstvo V vseh potezah in rag.
novrstnosti. Ia kniiga .ie nekaka
zgOdovina zlocinstva z niegovimi
tcmelinimi pogoii. zunanjimi vpli.
vi in tipiGnimi "uspehi.' Navajo
mo Same nekoliko zanimivih zlo-
tinov IL tie kniige.
Tat povrSnikov IL. pr. opozori v
MonakOvem gostilnitarja, prcden
zapuSti restavracijo, da .je med
njegovimi gosti znan tat povrsni-
kov. GOstilniGar pOkaze v svojem
prvem %razburjenju oznaGenemu
goStu vrata. Medtem pa shame
pravi tat $ kliuke povrSnik po me-
dolzncm obdolzenega COSTA, ga
obleGe in odide Skozi druga vra.
ia, medtem ko Sc gostilnicar in
COST prepirata in ne pazita ma
obleko.
Zlocinec Tom G%erhardam, XII je
bil leta III. obesen V Tyburnu, je
incl malaga bolonieSkega psiGka
izudenega, da je z veliko spret.
nostio iztrgal l.judem ma cesti IL
rok denarnico ter stekel Z MO k
svoiemu gospodarju. Xxi ga je ca.
kal ma kakem oddalienem presto.
ri.
V Berlinu so zloGinci vlomili V
neko prodaialno ter nalozili V tri
velike zaboic raznovrstncga bla-
ga. kcr pa So ic Re zaGclo svitati.
Jc bio scvcda tezava Spraviti
ukradcno blago brcz vSakega SUI
ma IL trgovinc ma warren proStor.
Y zgodnjih %iutranjih urah so ma.
lgall plinovc svctiljkc ter poteg-
Mill kviSku Zelc2nc Saluziic ma H.
loIbcnih oknih. Nekateri izmed
njih st obletcni Y prcdpasnike po-
mctali pred trgovino in umivali
okna, mcdtcm ko ic nekdo drugi
polskal nitro primercn voz. V ka-
tercga so nalozili blago. Ma Ia ma.
elm MISC zbudili %nobcncga sumn,
kcr .lc vSakdo mimoidoGih mislil,
da sc ic kliub zgodnii uri delo v
trgovini re pritelo. Tatovi so srec-
no odneSii ukradeno blago.
Ncka poljska grofica, Xxi Sc ic
vcckrat vozila po z~clcznici ma Du-
maj IL krakova, V cegar blizini .ie
imela svoje roSestvo. je bila skOro
vedno med potio okradena. Ma
zadnic, pred kakiml petimi lett. il
jc zmanjkalo IL dobro zaklenjene-
ga kOvcega dragocenosti "a 10000
h. Policija jc pregovorila groficO,
mai zopct pOtuic pc isti progi. Ma
l%clcznico pa so oddall izredno
vclik kovccg. cigar vrcdnost je
bila zelo viSoko oZnaGena. V tenn
kovcegu pa je hil skirt TO pot neki
tajni policist. Naenkrat ie cul de-
tcktiv med voznjo, da nekdo z vso
lahkoto odpira kljuGavnice kovce-
ga. ko ic odprl pokrov, Sc ie dvig-
nil IL kovccga detektiv in pred
MIN jc stal zelczniSki sprcvOd-
mix, Xxi ic incl ponareiene kljuce.
Ncki cell druzini Y malem me-
stu, ko Sc .ic vrnila ponoci utru-
jena $ plesne zabave, so tatovi po-
kradli vSc vrcdnoSti in sploh vso
Oblcko, mai je bila V omarah ali pa
zunaj kie po Stenah. kakor tudi
vSc pcrilo. LINED domaGih Sc nj
nih@c zbudil in z%iutrai so morali
oStati vSi poSteljah. kcr MISC
imcli cisto mic obleCi.
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P~rekomorska agcntura poroca, ia ic odSlo
zadnic tri mc>ccr $4,000 vagonov Iita IL Rumu-
nije v Avstrijo in Nemcijo. Ia tcdcn Sc pricnc Z
odpoSiljanlrm nadaljnih 10000 vagonov zita.
Iii sta "a ccntralni draw ndkupili Y Rumuniii.
SkoraJ socaSno 81 poroca L drugc Strani, da ic
tudi L BolgarSkO r. skoraj gotova cnaka pogod-
ba. kakOr 10 je Rumunija sklcnila T. Avstrijo in
Ncmcijo. - kako ST. vcasi MOTTO prcroki,
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1olgarSka vlada obiavlia administrative
razdelitev osvojenega starosrbskega in macedon-
skega ozemlja. olcmljc jc razdeljcno V sledccc
okrajc: Bitolj tkicevo, Resna. Prilepl, Slip (Ko
cana. l}eova. tarevo Sclo. kumanovo (krivapa-
lanka. kratovo). Ohrida CDibra, Struga). Skoplje
NclcS. kacanik). Tctovo (Kovadarci, Percilovi-
ca, PoIarcvac (kuCevo, Golubac. Veliko Gradi-
Ste, Cuprija lParaGin. .Jagodin. Rckovac). Krusc-
vac lTrStcnik. Brusa. Aleksandrcvo), Prot bella
palanka, Babuna), Vranja (Vlasotincc, Lcban. Gil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-02
XXI.

Marconi je iznaSel nov zrakoplov, XII Sc po-
vS'm r%azllkuJe cd ScdanJih. - lznajdbo j. dial ia
razpolago italiianski vladi.
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Sklcpcnl ratuni so pokazali. da so znasali
hohodki ma ponamski razstavi $12. j24, O9O

Plaranc v%StOpmicc so znaSalc -, 7l5. 523, drugi do
hodki pa 80 znaSali 81 500. 800. Cisti dobicek cd
p%ristojhin jc znaSal 81 ,S3O,33l.
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lijani), Njcgotin oh Donavi lkladovo, Milanovo.
Brzapalamka), ZajcGar (Knjazcvac, kraljcvo Sclo,
Pristina.
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FrancoNka artllerija ina move SestnajstpalGnc
topove, ki bajc Y vsch ozirih prckaSajo nemSkc
i2-ccntimcrSkc. - lzstrrlck tcga movega topa jc
visok prtinpol ccvlja ter tchta emo tono.
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MARTIN OBERZAN,
gl. predsednik.
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spring hotels. despite the fact that sew
cral houses have joined the Easter OPEN
ing movement.
TIE Coleman House. Marlborough.
METROPOLITAN, Thcdford. Tcnncy, Madison
and other houses are filled. The Carl
ton. n row hotel which has replaced the
structure wrecked by fire last August,
opened Wednesday with thirty guests.
Fair weather on the boardwalk to-
morrow will bring out a notable fashion
4 play. The esplanade has been made
~pic and span for the parade and many
u tho booths and stores have opened
for the season. Monday night the Easter
boardwalk festivities will be concluded
with a grand bail.
The renting OF summer cottages has
again been active because Of the favor
shlc warm Weather. Notice was sent to
tho city authorities this week that the
county frccho'icrs had marked good au-
ioilob'lo routes from New York TO the
ehote with signs and that the roads are
in fair shape and are improving under
! ca reful treatment.
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LAKEWOOD.

LAKEWOOD. y J., April 22-There has
been but little social activity here this
weak Sojourners have observed holy
week to some extent and the call Of out
door life has been the prevailing in
fiucnce, The big event of the spring
season Is the opening tournament of the
Metropolitan Golf Association, which
begins here next Thursday. to continue
for three days. Entries for the tourney
are more numerous than ever before
and some of the best players in the
country viii compete. The leading So
'Ial function of the week was the
Faster eve ball AZ the Laurel House
This evening. Almost 400 dancers par.
~tlcipatci in the contests and prizes were
numerous.
Horseback riding is q popular diver.
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Grandfather Too Is So Scarce in New
York That Suspicion Is Strong That
AS a Type He Is Extinct

burning. go out and srapple with the
grandfathers.
Somewhere recently I saw the ques-
ton, when IN a man old along
Broadway" After looking them over
I SHOULD say that when a man is old
he is not along broadway. When a
ma weakens and admits that old Pa
Time has the edge of the argument he
loses his taste for the spirit of youth
and broadway.
Along the Happy Highway every
thing and everybody is full of pep.
The laggard finds himself bumped off
into a side street or shunted over the
curling. II there is one thing the
street cannot forgive 1t Is an admis-
sion of age. Years hav nothing to do
with II. Feelings and actions lave
everything to do with it.
you are young as long az your
stomach holds out" says James T..
Brady. whose nightly exhibitions of
jewels make 1fffany's show cases look
foolish and who won the title of "Dia-
mond Jim by wearing his cracked ice
much as an Erie engine wears "a head
light. Let IA flock Of royal squads
hear that Diamond Jim is coming
SQUAD being used here in the culinary
sense OF the word and the poor little
things are all a-iutter. Six of them
are just Il snack beforc MIR. Brady be-
gins the serious business of dining.
you are as Young as you love
says NANNY Chapere. the dean of hub
be dispensers, the cheerful press
| upnnf - knRahl,s tN1n IXs nn.l..i
broadway With iila,ions of the fra
grant rape. The idea is that as long
a. your heart leaps. pounds and turns
hipfiops for a certain person. 50 long
as you can he beautifully miserable
when the only one in the world frowns
and eXuuisitely happy when hat one
smiles. YOU are in no danger Of hay
ing IA Time sneak up and cry Tag,
you're it,"
you arc as old as you dance" says
jacques Bustanoby. and he ought 10
know. because he started all tins bust
ness of restaurant dancing. We're il
not for Mr.. Hustanoby we might now
he able to sit down and go straight
through from oysters to Camember'
, without the interruption of n single
one-step. Vet this apostle of the tang,
with your meals contends. and not
without reason. that 50 long as yuul
feet rap time to the music and YOU
refuse to slump in your chair when
you can take good healthful exercise
in the shape Of a waltz, you are in ne
danger of being placed on the retired
list. Dance and the world dances Will
YOU. TOLL and YOU oil alone is his
motto.
There is in the army of the l'nitcC
States a gentleman and an officer by
name Col. George Dodd. We have
been hearing a heap about Col. DodC
since the boys of the Stars and Stripe.
went bandit hunting across the Dor,
der. Such fra gments Of news as hav,
come bach to us over the sun burned
sands Of the Mexican desert hav,
shown Col. Dodd we'll in the lead and
going strong. He has done the sor
of things which increase our faith II
the efficiency of the army. our prid'
in u country and tho flag she flies
According to the rules of the arm,
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ASHEvuLE.

AsHEvrLLE. y. c.. April o. NJ ~
Mrs. c. r. Dean and daushtcr. ",
Shirley Dean Rcchtel OF New Yor,. ph
spent the winter and spring sea o7
Battery Park, left on SUNDAY for 'hc
home.
Society thronged the ballroom u" -
evening OF April II for the spc uI i7
ner dance given for the colfrrs. o'
were here for the spring ''y'a'.
tournament. Numbers OF hrill tg' o
ner parties featured the occa on. oil
principal one being that - H'rh,
Tonpkins Of New York, VIC at,
tained for his fancee. NJ! LOUIS
Branch. The romance which b, sar r
the hotel a few weeks ago - Off,
inmate in a weddiuS. to talo n't-e
New York just after E,s',. , fE
Little Church Around the C0rnr-
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sion with the guests at the Laurel in Tho
Pines. Among those riding this We.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T.. kuapn. Nj.
Harriet Knapp, Gourdcn Knapp Nj.
Harriet Adam, Miss Florence Adam. NJ
and Mrs. G. S. Baird, Mr.. i,'y.w
Bolt. MIR. and Mrs. II. f.. Srauit'ug. N-
A. $. Gilbert, Miss e. tarot,r. Nj.
George -. Burch. r, r. tislc and l.
Monroe Fisher.
The Country Club Of I.Hl cw"oi Nc
its annual meeting on SttUrdD ,.
ming and elected the following # r.'roa
for the coming year: Charlie I..jhf
Pack. William q. S~chauflcr. l't,i,r
A. Potts, Jasper Lynch. ln,'i T.
Plumer, Henry Lloyd Hcrhor', liea
kearney. Alexander g Sopor, t,en
Buckley Stifwell. Charles |. l.i.ti,
George ]. Gould. William W. N.l'r
and George Falcs Baker.
John n. Rockefeller returned 90 F.,
estate here last week. where ~. ui
remain for a month. His r''r','p.
diversion while in Lakewood g. p'ayt.
golf over his private links.
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ting warm. lie would have time 10 tc
tired after he got Villa.
Col. podd is long and lean and wiry,
as becomes a soldier. His muscles are
Ike steel and his hand is al steady az
the north star. He may he too busy
experimenting the moving OF armies
ovcr mountains or the rounding up
of gunner on the other side Of the
Rio Grande to live up To the July part
of the army schedule, but as soon as
he gets round to it, like a good SOL
der. he will be "A sacrifice to the gal
ling yoke Of custom.
When will We rise to the point OF
abolishing red tape and gauge the USE
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game. established by men who bowed
to the sovereignty of Pa Time. Col.
Dodd will have outlived his useful
ness to the country so far as active
service is concerned in July, 1916.
In July. whether he feels like IL or
80, he will he forced to retire, to bow
himself gracefully out. to walk down
toward the setting sun.
Not long ago Col. Dodd spent some
ffty-fve hours in the saddle at the
head of his command. At the end Of
that body racking, brain splitting ride
he said he felt scarcely any fatigue.
He was on the trail of the man his
country had sent him out to get
Pancho Villa-and the trail was get
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what whanging a poor helpless little
hail from green to green has to do
with youth. but being a rank outsider
who could not tell a putter from a nib
lick there is nothing left to do but to
look wise and murmur "Mayhap."
when the nan Of yesterday had
made his pile it was his wont to buy
u bale of gilt edged bonds, tuck them
safely away and pull his easy chair to
a sunny spot in the garden. there to
doze and dream Of the things that
were. All his life he kept his nose
close to the grindstonc in order that
he might enjoy his closing hour Of
sun.
No sooner did he settle back in the
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fulness OF a man by his deeds instead
of his years? On a basis of actual
worth q dozen young %lieutenants do
not equal a Col. Dodd. IT a nan
wants to put on his carpet slippers
and rest by the firesidc let him rest.
but If lie prefers to finish with his
boots on by all means let him keep
his boots on. and here's to a long life
and an active one!
The girl who draws told mo that golf
had done more to keep folks young
than anything else. She said it beat
the process Of skin peelinr favored by
the beauty experts and that it had
Ethical Culture and New Thought
chained to the floor. / am not m
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JOINED THE DODO MI GREAT AUX

It be nothing more important than
knocking a ball from the top of a toy
sand pile, or taking his tango exercises
under the tutelage Of a peachy pink
blonde.
II you would offer the grandmother
of to-day a set Of knitting needles and
a couple of skeins of yarn she would
thank you for the chopsticks and saw
she adored chop suey. Also she would
ask you If you brought the yarn from
the Winter Garden. where u hand
picked band of coryphees scatter along
the runway down the middle aisle and
aim Ia land big fish with yarn fish lines.
The fish like 1t. ana the iishermaids do
not seem to have "A very ho.rid time
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cushions than he discovered the mean
ing of tho expression the irony OF
fate While he had been busy get
ting ready to enjoy the fruit Of his
ltiors JOY had fed. Activity and ner-
Nous tension had kept him physically
IT,. The day he stopped the machine
It began to rust. Atrophy set in. The
first thing he knew the whole thing
foil 10 pieces. Time tagged him.
The man of to-day seldom retires. II
he gives up his business. he fills IN his
time with other activities. even though
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themselves. Tho time when warm Nas
used for knitting co'nfortah.cs and
wristlets Is So FAR gone that = pul-
motor would only ho IN the way.
.And. by the by. what has h'co.u"
ri the sweet and lovely old lady who
used to wear a white lace cap with
lavender ribbons and a black silk
basque
And what has become Of tho gentle
I'D man with tho ,remhiy treble in his
voice who leaned IN a cane as he
walked and Whitfield whistles out Of
willow for the children:
saw them strol.nG mp the vcnU"
this morning. Tie sweet ami lovely
old lady wa curry NJ 81 god vanity
case with a Lip stick attachment. and
the ctOt!c old man Was tWir'inG his
cane ~ clipper as an. young blood IN
tEN tweuti"S.
Bless them for their youth Spring
time Is too precious 10 fnss. Man
they keep It with them alNaya'
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in Ashury Park tomorrow vii, disclose
the greatest -rril throng ever assembled
here, The Easter gathering has taxed
the capacity OF the year round n early
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AsBuRv PAHx, y. J., April cc.-Nith
a RUS OF over Sunday visitors to-day
a%ugincnting the s~ojourncrs attracted to
the resort earlier In the week. Easter