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Ieocn0e ganers ErPiioenter.
So9en pil bli bebanolet pau
"9lmerican Hailpop I5iociotions -
haIuaarIige Mroe Der inlorsen.
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poitfunftion0rernes
2irbeiostio.

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6oethals taeer 2lfifeo.

&aibIngton Den 12te Rop.: 30
numofaunleus bersmte 9pgmeitcr og
0uuerner ! &andl3ouen, General
major 8eorge VI @oethulS bar iegt
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gtouember at regue. Nan bar ituuet
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uioc, at Sbcritl9itnant / <ugenisr.
forplet Gheiter Saroing itdI pGre
uoiect til bans Gitcrmano.
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S%orbuoslop / Sare.

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pebtagne 6orbunosamenoement til
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rep General iOog oigipet grogt
nina.
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en- i~torartct 6ape.

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liuS AoicumoIb, cit al Chicago llni
periitetS SrlIiteeS, iortoIte u1oer lit
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DC ifipnfet 100000 iom @iOrog til
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reiit for Sprettclicn al Ell M lpge.
piocnifnbeli9 SfoIe.
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St. Souls.

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Wisiouris Antt. Saloon 9eague ifal
bare til Senilgt at forlange Ell M
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acknowledgements aigipne Stem.
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mems Der bier aigioet oper 10000
Stemmer moo 5orilaset.
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6. Sbupp, iunes. at bette fer beilt
mistGnfeliet no 90 mener, at Der
err begaaet Suit peo S2t9aineen.
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2lrreiteret
Carran5a.N eent.

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ringen, bleu orrciteret her i0og al
Ell Geputu lluiteo StatcS 0iarIbaI
pon InfIoge for 5oricg poo at
imugle Ammunition inc / 0terico.
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u-Rri$en Norge.
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ut mmiiscns iarligt Club.

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&cnipn til 6orboloct til Norge. Oct
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ligenS fan iou lfiGbuciuongre 6sG-
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Verden$krigen.
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Nprb for Den gamlc Summefrunt.

grDbcr isiennem Sgifernes 2injer
paa begge Siber af Inereelucn.
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Scrtatiss saa siss I
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23
(Continued from preceding issue)

She rode with him that day until he told
her hat it was time for her to turn back.
With Ragtime standing quiet, she laid her
face gainst his and complained that he
had promised her she should never be al
lowed to go more than arms length away
from him once she was his.
This is the last time," he told her in
a voice vibrant and low. 'This j, the last
tpne-for you and me-"
He held her closer for a moment.
sYou will be ready when ! come backl"
She bobbed her head.
"Ready-and waiting" she said.
She sat and put up a hand to him, visit
fully d~isconsolate, before he disappeared
beyond a twist in the trail.
The next night, in the cabin up river,
after Miriam had left them alone TO what
she termed their compladement silence,
Garry Devereau and Steve sat n long while
before the former raised n face alieht with
his rare mirth.
..WeI. here we are chucked Garry-"l,
poor. but honest, already in the tolls of
matrimony, and YOU, a plutocrat in sudden
danger of a government investigation, I'm
told. and lowering on the brink!
.Ilere we arer' echoed Steve.
And that was ~ close n either OF them
came to ~out>poken emotion. With n light
ness somewhat self conscious, Garry had
alluded to the property which Caleb Hun
ter had turned over TO Steve. There was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23
With Other Editors
Deserved ard Demanded.

The literal import OF urgency and de
iirirrcy" micht not always ~ sufficient
TO move congress to the speedy passage 81
an "urrcnt deficiency appropriation hill.'
but N the ease Of such Il hill that was pnl
through by both houses on Wednesday. and
land before the president. the consideration
az No other motive was required and the
measure itself was nothing if not urgent
and patiently rcveiative 81 \ deficiency on
err government part.
I: carried some four and q half millions
Of dollars tor payment "a dependents Of
national ~guardSmen in border service. and
FOR other purposes incidental. This dis
trihu;ion of government funds i by no
means compensatory hut ii l. deserved
and demanded. Much indiScriminate crit
icism of the system involved may have
caused some of Us 10 lose sigh. of the fine
example of Sclf-sacrifice on the part Of
those who are only 10 be praised for doing
their utmost toward making the system
succeed. and who Sholld in no wise he cen
surel Ter whatever failure may be charv-
cd q the ~elti~hnc~S or Indifference of re-
ereatn fcllow-countrymen. - San Antonio
Express.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23
FIRST BAPTIST U r

The following j. the Sunday and Christ
mus program ct the First Baptist church
Sunday school ut q 80 n. m. Glasses for
everybody. Come.
Morning service at 0:30 a. H.. Special
! music.
Sermon: ale Gave" Rev. George Ne
hurry.
Evening: Christmas service at Il p. m.
A short program of Christmas songs and
appropriate readings will be rendered by
children OF the Sunday school. Following
the program. Santa Claus will appear to
receive presents from Young and old for
the Buckner Orphan Home. Eeach gift
is to he a pair of children's stockings.
There will be placed at the Christmas tree
and later shipped to the Orphans Home
The public is cordially invited to attend
all our services.
The entire Christmas program will he on
Sunday, with no services Monday.
The program
Chorus, by the boys and girls, "Joy. JOY.
Christmas Bells Are Ringing"
"Welcome," by Ford Greer.
Recitation. christmas i Here Rob
ert Dancy.
Solo and pantomime. ''TIuShabye. Baby" T,
with the solo by Bernice Ridley and the
pantomime by four little girls, Martha Rich.
Gladys Sepaugh, Juanita and Dorothy
yertrecs.
Recitation. 1.-THE New Born Child." by
Rachael Rich.
Dialogue. "On Jesus Birthday Dorothy
and Juanita Nertrecs. I,
Recitation, "Merry Christmas" Gladys
Sepaugh.
Pantomimc, Midnight on Judcan Ill.,,
read BY Miss Georgia Dsncy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Elaborate Christmas exercises will he
held at the Parish House, Tenth street,
near Washington, this evening by the Sun
day school classes of the Advent, Episco-
pal, church. The celebration will begin at
Z o'clock.
The Christmas tree decorations viii be
the most costly ever used in a Christmas
celebration in this city, according 10 those
who nave had m opportunity to inspect
them. They and the tree are the gifts Of
Mrs. Duval West If San Antonio. Texas.
sister-in-law of Judge and Mrs. Wm. ;.
West Of this city. Mrs. William :. West
has charge Of the work Of decorating the
tree.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23
CONDUCTS VIRGINIA Y. Nj. C. A.

Announcement j. made hat j. l.. Sta
pies. formerly of the L.ynchburg, Virginia.
Y. NJ. q. A.. has been given charge Of the
Virginia military camp \. NJ. {. A.. at
Brownsville. succeeding NJ. W. Lee. who
has gone 10 Richmond To resume his work
a state student secretary in Virginia. Mr..
Staples has just recently completed a
course Of training ii the y. Nj. q. A. col
|lege at Chicago.
Robert f.. Hatch, camp secretary for the
Y. VI. II. A.. i scheduled to make IN adj
drcs. II the Virginia Y. VI. e. a. tomorrow
night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23

The nurlhe2 Of individuals now engaged
- correspondence work through the cor
.reeroadHncc division of the University Of
Texas II cs;rmated at one thousand.
Course are offered in a large variety Of
subicci~ from the three main departments
of the rniverSity-ensineering. law and
acadere :: % per cent of the courses tax
cir Ly c-e-.cspo.dence are of such nature
that credit towards 4 degree from the uni
versi,y ~ivsn rpon their successful com
p,cs.pa. D~r.ag reeca; months there has
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23
PROVISIONAL Y. N. C. a.

Secretary +. +. Ii. Anderson oil the pro-
viSicnal cavalry y. M. G. A. today an
nounced the following services for Sun
day mt the building:
Bible school. 9:l5.
Captain Dennis, chaplain of the Second
Virginia infantry. will be the speaker for
the evening services. There will be special
music by the cavalry orchestra, augmented
by musicians from the Virginia regiments,
while a Virginia quartette will sing. Frank
Owens viii sing a solo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23

e trace of like humor in the %latter's. re
ply.
II certainly am oppressed with the cares
OF sudden wealth" said he.
She was waiting for him nj the twist in
the road. She was ready two days later, a.
she had promised TO be.
Only her father and Miss Sarah and
Caleb were present when they were mar
ried. And then, and not alone because
she knew he wished il, but because il was
the dearest wish Of her own heart. they
turned their faces toward the cabin ~
the Balsam knoll. He dismounted and lift
ed her to the ground. for suddenly she
wanted to 90 the rest Of the way on foot.
She let her weight lie against him. the
top OF her head scarce higher than his
chin. and sighed Il little.
Tired" he asked with that gentleness
he saved for her alone.
The bright head shook.
'.IIappy!' he asked again a. gently.
She swung around and chung 10 him
then.
I'm 50 happyr she whispered. "Do
you suppose that any one viii ever be a.
happy ~againf"
"Maybe," he said, maybe some time
in books.'
She lifted her face then. He had the
dusky glory Of her eyes.
"Maybe,' she echoed. her voice tremul-
ous-'some time-but this time in real
life, too"
THE Enid
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23
SACRED A CHURCH

Reverend Father Frigon, pastor of the
Sacred eIlart church, announced today
that Christmas will be observed with a
solemn high mass Sunday night at mid
night. The choir will render Millard'S
beautiful mass. and during he services
the reverend pastor will extend Christmas
greetings. There will be a short sermon
vn THE Nativity of q ~riSt." by the genial
Father Franci. Il. Doiicrty of the Third
viii be at Q o'clock Monday morning, 10
~ followcd hy the bcncdiction of the Blcs-
ED Sacrament. Everybody is welcome.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23

odiSt tonight, beginning at : O'Clock. Each
pupil will he remembered with n gift on
the tree. Songs will be sung appropriate
to the occasion.
The Epworth League service will be com
bincd with the regular Sunday evening
church service end the two will be adj
iourned early 10 allowthe members of the
congregation to attend the community
Christmas chorus nj Fort Brown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23

Hundreds of spruce trees from the for
c~ts Of Maine and many cedar and other
trees from points further south have been
received in Brownsville and will be used
n a. many homes az the central pieces to
private Christmas celebrations. Santa
Claus has sent advance notices that he is
coming with a large gift pouch well stock
ed. He Is particularly prosperous at this
time, he has announced. and has been av-
'Sh ia the purchase of gifts for the good
BOYS and good girls of this city and for
their parents.
Christmas will bring its cheer TO the
thousands of national guardsmen and reg
llarS who will hang their stockings in
their tents. Santa Claus has arranged
with the parcel post department of the
United States postal service for delivering
most of the gifts that will he placed in the
soldier boys footwear.
Extensive preparations nave been made
for Christmas-Noche Buena-obServ-
supplies nave been purchased b the citi-
zcns of that city from the merchants Of
this and the international ferry has been
plying a busy trade in transferring people
and their purchases from one To the other
side 81 the river.
Posaja~. The quaint aad traditional
Mc.ican Christmas plays. are being enact
ed nightly in various homcs in Matamoros
and in more elaborate form will he enacted
Sunday night at the aaiamoros cathedral
preceded ~ u procession in the church
pnflo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23
AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The Christmas program of the American
PRESBYTERIAN church. Ninth and Elizabeth
streets. will he held at I 80 O'Clock tonight.
The program follows:
htttpult . . : . . . w iliidih DItNH
Hymn. "Joy to the World. Congregation
Scripture .......... .Marceiius McDavitt
Chorus. Dear Little Stranger" 5000.
Sunday School Pupils
Recitation. Low in q Manger,'.....
Frederick kleiber
Anlnem --.-...pN ShoiI
Reading. Little Rockets Xmas'......
Ruby Dickens
Good Night ...........Bv Little Tots
Dismantling of Tree.
Benediction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23

been a decided impetus in the number Of
registrations coming from travelling sales
men, while the registration Of women for
courses in business training is also stead
ly increasing Mckinney Courier-Ga-
zette.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH

Midnight high mass viii he celebrated
ms The immaculate Conception church
Monday night. The services VIII begin 1T
III 40 o'clock and terminate M midnight.
immediately al that hour the Christmas
chimes will begin to sound.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23

Miss Belle Works If Austin. arrived in
Brownsville today 70 DC the guest during
Christmas week 81 her brotelIr and sister
in-law. DIR. and Mrs. b. q. Works.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23
BROWNSVILLE MEN SEND
MESSAGE o. CHEER 70
THE LOWER RIO GRAMDE

To The Herald:
Washington, d. c., Dee. 23.-
Kindly extend to all the people Of
the Rio Grande Valley u best
wishes for a Merry Christmas and
a prosperous New Year. Our visit
TO Washington has convinced US
that this administration entertains
the most friendly feeling for u
section and we are satisfied that
long before the four years for
which President Wilson has been re-
elected will have expired the VAL
ley will have entered upon a period
Of development and prosperity with
out parallel In the history Of this
country, and that the dawn Of the
New Year will find all Of our people
united and determined to make our
section what IL ought to be.
FRANK RABB.
LOUIS COBOLINI,
ID A. O'BRIEN,
EDWIN 5. BRODIX.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23

Checks should be mRde payable te TIL,
Bro nsvilie Herald Publishing Go. Business
communications should be addressed To III.
company. and items, letters. etc. intended foi
publication should De addressed 10 Editor, Tn,
Herald, brownsville. Texas. Letters intendc,
for publication. should be signed with the ful
name ~ the writer. TIE name will not b.
printed i NJ desired. but it viii be evidence Of
good faith "a the part vt the writer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23
N%cuRieTNts At THE BASE HOSPITAL.


Nprroxm.;olv 200 sold;ers-perhap>
tir furrhtr i~ larger-will spend their
ftr truss CD he base hospital at Browns
We 4 hn rital. cvcn under the modern
candf or ord thoroughly equipped faeili-
i .ilt exist ni The military base hospital
II 2 drearv place. II II not pleasant to lie
~ D SICK room at CHRISTMAS time. There
are many good people Of Brownsville who
~ 'erd only 20 be reminded of the hos
rital and the fact that - many soldiers
are tfcgc H. order for them 10 think of nice
anl nicn .nC things "a do ID make the hos
p'tql heerful. There are also = number
NJ arm, nurses there-vomen who devote
tseir Ewes - the nohlc~t cause To which .
woman may consccrate herself. Their lives
arc too busy g. I've drcarv' but still. =
bunch 81 flower or an Interesting boob
sent to the nurses pavilion. ono mlv dare
-ay would meet with ~ appreciative re-
ccptsur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23
SATURDAY. DECEMBER %. 1916.
MERRY CHRISTMAS.

The Herald wishes 10 ull it, readers \
dey filled 70 tie bGim Of good cheer. May il
~ = happy day ~ the best ana mos; dcarl,
wished for sense.
DON'T FORGET THE TELEPHONE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23

The Methodist Sunday school Christmas
tree and exercises win be held at the Meth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23

Entered rs second class matter in the pos
Office at Brownsville. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23

IL is important when desiring the address o.
your paper changed "a give both old and new
addresses. Should delivery be irregular. pleas
notify the Office. Telephone z.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23
COMMUNITY SPIRIT Is HIGH IN
BROWNSvILLE'S CELEBRATION

CONTINUED from page one)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-23

Subscribers in the city ~ brownsville VIII,
fail 60 receive The Herald regularly are re
quested 70 notify the Office promptly, Telcphons
No. Z. New subscribers should receive theii
first paper not later than the second day after
the order IL in the office of The Herald. Ever,
subscriber even in the most distant sections -
the city, should not receive his paper not later
than "a ,. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Falstah, 'the knight in "IlenryIV
feEnza
tin t concve hatnct Easi.En

power. force, character, 10 realize tho
creations OF the master brain. Nothing
else than the actors individuality viii
make the humanity Of these characters
stand out sharp and clear from the mass
OF humanities grouped about it and be-
hind il.
AS to how far he Is to bring his own
humanity 10 bear upon that of Shake
spearc IS a matter that can be safely
left to the wit and discretion Of an Ori-.
nally-minded man. After all. the same
applies to literature. 4 good writer al.
ways puts a great deal Of himself into
his varied haracters-for, be sure OF
this. you cannot guess at human nature.
ny. Great Britain Rights Reserved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

To make a mark upon the literature Of
Nour day or Of any day, YOU can only
write from your own personal experience.
observation or instinct: and the greatest
OF these is instinct, for instinct is the
knowledge supplied by hcredi,y. Some
men are born educated are not.
1t is not less so with the actor. lie can.
not take cocl-shes at humanity Human
nature IS. after all. the most modern
lhing.wc know, and il is the most ancient
How vast is the story of humanity writ
i'll the brain OF the greatest thinker man
kind has ever produced. by the light Of
the wide tolerance of his spacious day,
We feel how thin are the barriers OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree.
By Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree
From His Book. Thoughts and
Aftcrthoughts.'

rMAGINA1iOS observation noetrv
, , ~ CO.,,
ga y" % O.
peare III supreme oesFee-"e are
dazed as we look az them. rising like
mountains from the common ground. Int
tbe h,gboe, mont rs oil ,ho, ,.h;o,, 4,
so ''"e ''o" %
the hFsI 10 DC 'o4ch"d oS the morning sun
and the last to retain us setting glory, Is
his radiant humanity. His is the supreme
r,f, or r,.-.;,, human ,,.,,ra So ,
"eishts' o' discerning the rehh'F O. thlhgs
below. and or dealing with them in that
serene spirit OF tolerance which IA the
attribute only ~ TIM proa, taw,,,a nae.
49,, 100,
'e' p'''' VI tHe "oiiu "a't VI uhN ueeP
from that Olympian spring
Shakespeare never strikes the note OF
aeBconsc,ore nora,ie,-irdeod :, :.
80, .,,,,, 49,,
oA'en u't''Nu'' W "' ''i'"' WILLY ms
sympathies are" n th!s imDersonalit!
this impartiality OF mind lie stands al.
most snsr, Iin mover holds +. brief ror
his characters I,belI;rg ,Lis one good
md ,hat ono h,d ,bis ono nonny nIain
and that one ,wouence colornd he 10 inc
fudge no, the advocate allowing each
charar,.r IN doyalon his oa-n case Ieav
tnr tho i,irv of u,anki,d 10 draw tboi-
conclusions Hc dwelIs for tho time
bo,nr in Tho minds of The mon ne is nor
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FalstaH- Hamiet
Views of Honor.

How opposite are their points OF view
of life and death. and Of honor! And yet
no one but he vino wrote the "Lo be or
not to be-" speech, or that other speech
on honor in Hamlet" could have given
us Falstaff's speech on honor in Henry
"" Listen to the words Of Hamlet:
How all occasions do inform against me.
And spur my dull revenge, What is
II his chief good and market OF his time
Re but 10 sleep and feed? \ heast-nO
more
Sure he that made us with such large dis.
course
Looking before and after. gave us not
That capa bility and godlike reason
To fust in lis unus'd. Now, whether It be
Bestial oblivion or some craven ecruple
or thinking too precisely on the event
\ thought which, Quarter'd hath but one
part wisdom
And ever three parts coward-l do not
know
Why yet live to say This things to do
Rightly to be great
Is not Ia stir without great argument
But greatly TO find quarrel in a straw
When honors at the stake.
o, from this time forth
My thoughts be bloody, or be nothing
worth"
Turn to the speech OF Falstaff before
the battle:
Fastaff-I would it were bedtime, Hal.
and all we'll.
Prnce-Why, thou owest God a death
(Exit)
Falstaff-'Tis not due yet; would be
10th TO pay him before his day. What
need be SO forward with him that calls
not on me? Well. it's no matter; honor
,;,1,,
prick me off when come on? How then?
Can honor set-to a leg? No. Or an
arm? No. Or take away the grief Of a
wound? No. Honor hath no skill in
surgery, then? No. What is honor? A
word. What is that word honor? Air.