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SWEDISH STEAMER SUNK.

London Nov 1sLIoyds shipping
steam Believed, w
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Paris Nov. 1son the Macedonian
terday officially
The French made the direction of onast reaching
the out rts of Kane
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Rumanians Gained on
Pennsylvania 'FRONT.'
New Gain for Serbs.
Winter Grips Germany
INDIAN TRIBES IN REVOLT


London Nov SA battle has occurred the frontier of India
The tibesmen defeated withdrew with
o
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Bucharest Nov tsVa LondonThe
LaVeie, is officially announced
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-11-18
wet Forces Of Montana Paid
$68,OOO In Losing Fight

Mont
6s73s69
submitted
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Hughes Carried Minnesota
( Official Plurality 1896

ST. Paul Mimi Nov complete official vote Of
1885, The total vate was: Hughes l7s55a Wilson, sl5
Iawe I154s caiderwood Prohibition
official q
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GERMANS REPoRr SUCCESSES.

Berlin, Nov 1sVia wireless to sayVieAacks of the
the Monastir Macedonian
defeated yesterday with heavy officially height
position Cheg Serbans Nov 49,
the Germans,
officially efforts
further the Ait and jul valleys.
Regarding officially
attack evening
GERMANY IN GRIP OF WINTER.
London Nov. 1s-eermany the grip Exchange
snobound the Swiss frontier where cold prevails
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lContinusd on Page lo.a
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THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Sunday. Slightly
colder Sunday.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17
gieiucl,uslliinnsifGistcn inumalaistcn
nlfomaamntfat.

SGpiin aiiontuntcipisto IGbtcist1
ilmoitetoon Virsb. @jeoomoStille, ct
Ia bolIituSpiircisi1 OH npstcttu fpip-
mps Suomcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
miespuoliien ipGest6n ulfomaomatfo-
jcn roioittamiiesto oiipon mGltt1mGt.
tomiin tapoufiiin.. SGmGn toimcnpi-
teen Observation-Disclosures perilsteIIoon
III. III. iiIIG, cttG OH mathematician ro-
~joittoo %ielloisen tottuneioen tpomies-
ten motfustomisto Suomesta uIfo-
moilIe tponbofurin, joisto npfpGGn OH
feiiorifunnosio buomottoiuo pitiitc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17

Ie, iosfin on fpipmpfiesid ola, iolIa
firffo tdb6n asti on olliit pfiinoifeu-
tettlina faitiiiana. 4irffo eli moi iaa.
muttaa oifeitettua paifutuspaltaa,
elIeiwdt fen Idbimmdt paIpeIiiat puo-
|Iestaan oioita DmmGrtGmpstG niitG
pprfimpfiia fobtaan iotfa tarfoitta.
mat fanian ia pfiil0n parasite iefa D.
leistG eoistpmistG, eiimerffin6. iimii.
~liapioliitto, riiumiinpoltto y. M. 9lb.
basmieliipps Ell ole Observation-Disclosures
ia febittpneen benfieldmGn tunnus.
merffeiG.
81 ole iitd benfielGmGn piiolta, 10.
ia Ell diff febitpfien alainen.. 8oi.
oafieen ibmisiielulle tariota fobotta.
Daa rapintoa tGptpp tGtG molmistaa
min, eta ie OH otollista npfpaian III
miielle. MifG maifuti pieb1ttGmGsti
miinaisibmiieen ia bbnin mastaii
banen Observation-Disclosures plepiG incl.
milo, eli endG fpfene tppoptt1mGGn np-
fDaian ibmiien Glpllileen iu~untaan pi.
temmGlle febittpnpttG iieliia. @ie-
batta1fleen fuulijafuntaania tGptpp
%ifliiiet totuuoet pufea ajan maotimiin
muOtoibin ia ioipeltaa npfpiieen toii-
elam1Gn. Wasta iilloin, finn mainit.
III iielunraipinto fulfee pfiin asfelin
p%leiien febitpfien fera, ~foboistlien
faD~tGnnolliien elGmGn toiitarpeiiiin,
tillee ie olemoan npfpiielle polmelIe o.
tollinen.
@eila pfii ieiffa. Sos flfa tabtoo
aiettua l1bimmGistenlG iineelIisten
pprintojen obiaaiafii, tGptpp bGneil
tooella lite ola tGsiG lubteesla for
feamamlla taiolla tuin joboettaman-
ia. Seurafunitan iielitttpatmenen tGp-
typ ola "parenlpi" fuin mltitt, ei mir
%foania, tpaan bienosti mliopoeIlun IL
iaiifn ibmiicniG perustceIla. 8ultt-
teeIliiuufiia ei pirfotaffi iinGniG fp-
fene peittamadn.
sos ibminett iairastaa rliltmiIIiSta
toiitta, min bdn fGdntpp fen lGGf1rin
pitoleert, iobon bGn lliottao; Jos ibmi-
men fariti iieIun t1tsfia, Min ban pur-
fao ipbdmeni6 main I0ptGesiGGn ben.
filon, iobon luottomuflenia on min
tGpoellinen, ettG ban moi tGIIe anoi.
mesti usfoo buolenia.
, Nor Sfer-Slom.
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Saruinaimen fofoms.

8efimiicmcn mioriioicuron olot-
tecSto pibettiin 10. T. 2 b.. Intrenn pi-
tGiGn m,oriioiciiroin ia papiston pb-
tcincn fofoits funnontlipallo. Waif.
fafin f~utiiija oil ldbetcttp Idbiiciioun
foifille mioriioieltroille, oil ndioen
ebustajia iperrottair borlpalrfiiilesti
iaopiiipilIa; papisto len iiiaan oil a.
iianmifaiieIal toipalla ebuStcttiina.
MfuipolmisteIun jGlfcen ciitti SEC
finnicmcn mcfiioiciron pitbeenjob-
taja M. &effi ippn fofolificn pitoon.
Sdn ilmoitti nGet, cttG pit1j1n popis.
to oil oicttunut juIfiicsti nuoriioicu.
roliifettG mostoon, laiiiucn iitG iaor-
aaStuolisiofin le%llaiSta tlomiotn, eta
"nuoriioieurotpo on iiGstG pcrfelces-
I'd" ia eta porempi diff fcllaiiilIe,
jotfo fuuliupat nuoriioicuroibin, ettei.
ipGt tuIiii TRITON olIenfaon. ytdistd
Iauiunnoisto ia Observation-Disclosures e.
iitpfiistG pooti pubnjo nnoriIoicuro'
IaiSten Minnesota oiionomaiielto papis-
toIto ieIitpst1.
airffobcrra g. ". Grifsion mastoii
buomouttnmoIIo cniifii eta nlcriio.
%icurotpon oIfminpanijono mooslom-
me OH iuuiri popisto, jofo fultcntln
OH mime oifoino microontnnilf oltos-
ia fen IiiGGntpneen mooilmallismie-
liippoen ipuofii. Mposfin ioornania
oifono poripeffeiIta lormoisio iilos-
IGbtencilIc niloriIle ferron l%ononecn'
ia, eta me, iotfa oipat tnlleet main
bGiriotG oifooninamaon, ppipfoot ell
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&aniafpnlnlastcm Sampcreclla raiuit-
iemisDboistbs

on loanut lobjoitiifienio, jonfo nj
menomaiiena t~arfoitufieno oil ontoo
jouluoarteito fopbille foniaforluIop-
file. Sllnnuntaino flo 10 fofoontili-
mot foSfen lGniipuolello oiitmat "
Iefianterin foilIuIIe tGsiG torfoitufieS-
ia. Gnncn aterioo louloimat lopiet
iiieita laiilitia. Soluffoasti fGmimGt
35S losto libaioppaonio ia riiiipuil.
ronio ipontiin. Wormaon tilniimot
Iobjoittojot mitG miIpittomintG iloo
nGbbesiGGn tpptpip1iIiG fospoio min
Illfuiiusti coesiGGn. WielG j%oettiin
mofeiiiafin. &cllo A il%tap1ip1IlG oil
mot fosfen itGpitoleIIa oluipat Iopiet
iamonloiicsio tiIoiiuuoesia iontoIlo
foulnllu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17

millapuieronia ia lapiet iefG nGioen
iiiGGn fulfil firjettd ioista toinen oil
irlietti ia postimerfilld rp~arusttetll
ia toinen alponainen. Suletusia fir
jeesiG oil oioite Mnton Surmalainen,
Hurmi, &intereen fpld. Imonaiiesia
firieesiG pppii fiobrisia iurmania
iooniit, cttd ie jofa eniimdiiend fir
ieet topaa, toimittaiii iulietun firjeen
postiin. @ield olimat firieesid ianat:
SGtG toipotonta tefoa en- moi ielpit.
tGG, maan ti1tfifoon Mnton fen onlas-
ia ipoGmesiddn. SerpebtifGdn ditiG,
lisfoo ia pelied 2opusia buonlaute-
tam, ettei bGnen fliolemataan tarpit-
ie iiirra, fertoo 8iip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17

@iipurin ldanin maanpilielpsieu-
ran iobtofunnan fofous on ~pGdttGnpt
eboottaa mai6on raiabintaa forotetta-
mafii 90 penist6 80 penniin ia bel
MEN 10 pennistG is penniin. @oin.
fin raiabintaa beibdn mielestGGn pi.
tGiii tuntiiipasti forottaa, fertoo Tpo.
- Oliiipa BELLA balila etriIIa.
Smnri pnnte 8iipnrin Siilirnmfilla.
"@iipurisia" firioittaa opettaja u.
.. Saline nj. NJ. ieiiraamaa: 2uof-
ieni tuli erGGn oppilaan Giti ppptG.
maan lappua, eta bGnen poifania iai-
Il Yantiarlaboen Spofouli,lta ruofaa.
Sem annoin ieit pubfeii tdma lesfi.
maimo fpDneliin ia fertoi minulle, ct.
tel bdnellG ole mitaan ipotamad illaf.
II. Scum maimoni ll,ona oil fGpnpt e.
rGs toinen Giti iamanlaiiella malituf.
iella, pGGtin ottda ielipilIe, miten iuu-
ri piite OH Siilirlmfin fpulitsIa ole.
mien laSten fotona.
Sutfin toistcn opettoioin feralIa a.
iiao ia tulos oil min nieltGiGrfpttG-
ma, ettG fatioin nelipolliiuuoeficni
main iulfiiesti tiiooa oloiubteet iuuren
pleiion tietoon.
Gri luofilta loptpi pbteeniG 81 op.
pilaSta, iotfo uieono miifon pGitpGnG
eimGt iaa olIenfaan leipGG, pubumat-
tafaan liitG, ettG iGrpimiG ia feittpia
be %iaalpat pielGfin niltfemmosti.
"a oppilasta on fenfien ia paattei-
ben prolesta oitpan pilutteelliiestt ma
rustettuio.
HGioen lii1fIi OH mielG 10 lelIniS-
ia opilasta, ipilla fpllG oil leipdG tor
pccfii, mlltta iiinGpG ic iittc faiffi of.
fin. llicot molittimat, cttG fotona on
piiioen puittcen wilofii fplmG ia folt-
Ilusid ollesia beillG on melfein alma
MALTA. llicammat mainituista lap.
iisto orpat iiGttGmiG, toilet Gioittomid.
Siiliruiifin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
eipGt ole moineet tGnG lpflpnG marc.
len puuttesia mielG ~ollenfoon pitdG
foillufeittiotG, iin1 lparojo OIL ainoos-
toon noin foboen fun moralle ia nil
ia OH iGdstettp tanmi ia belmifuit-
bun. Sum oiiasta OIL buontoltettu
mile, joilla ~ctl,fGOeSiG pliii olIut I'd
ban torfoitiifieen murojo i%ootoipo, on
lieltG fGlin iclitcttp, cttG tpotG OH FIJI.
Ia, min ettci min llntrto priltetta ole
fam.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17
sIAMIESLUETTELO

AIA|Oe
Mikko Lamsa. Fitchburg, Mass.
M. Hemming, New Finland, Man
Canada.
Milo Wanska, Chatham. Mich.
Jonn Mattson. Tripoli, Wis.
Otto Raatikainen. Tray. N. H.
Matt Laakso, Beechwood, Mich
H. O. SINH. Reedley. Cal.
Chas. Mattson, Brandon, MINI.
Hemming Rantanen. Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Frans Sukava. Whitemonth,
Emel Lillian, Fort William. Ont
Canada.
Matt Sulkko. West Boro, Wis.
John Kukkonen. Superior. Wis.
Hilda Hautamaki, Marquette,
Elias Nopola, Covington, Mich.
yaakko pouttu, Amasa, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17

OH Sampereelle pcrnstaniit &arjo r. /,
0Gnii.S uomlen 3arjanmppnti 8
iuusfunto). 9oneet tebbosto mortcr
on tiiotu Sonsfasta. Sept on teboos
tdpoesiG f1nnisi1 ia len tnottcito
mppo6Gn &oupapballisia.
MicIibplpdIlG on tGtG pritpstd ter
ipeboittGmG, iiIl6 ie, fGpttGen foifin'
puoIin funnoIIiiia oinefiia, t%uriooc
'dtuoroo, iofo fcstGG foifcn filpuilur
aloIIoon. 81 mpos ioo jGood moinit
'cnrotto ic eritpinen pnboors ia iiis
lcpS, joto &orjo r. In liiffeesid non
batctaou joto %ctupGGSiG sitiorin fot
tpIousfoullin riiionIoiton opettojoto'
iii Inno 2onipu polmoo. Wioffo
roisio f~1ptct1p1t iuoIet otuot fctimo'
ia, Ills toipoIloon iiiitliis alallanr
iiinGfin. - Semoien moffaroito G
Gorjo r. I'm tebtoosio tpoImistef1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17

nemnin poisia", mutta eibGn iiinG
olIlit uroriioieuroista mitdGn. 2au-
lui eoelleen IGmpimGsti fannattaman-
ia nroriiofeuratp0n iimeellistd, ialos-
tuttamaa toimintaa, miitta eli tietDsti
Ielloista, mifG lelmGsti lotii toiifris.
tilliippttG lpostoot.
Yastori @. s. &oripenbeimo laii-
iui 16 nlotta tpoSfenneleenid H.. |.
fristilIiiesiG muoriioieuraliiffeesiG,
miltta ipalitti oleipania perrattain tie.
tGmGt0n pariinaisten nuoriioieurain
toiminnasta, naiffafin fen periaatteet
omat bGnelIe ielmilld ia ban niito
mitG IGmpimGmmin fannattaa. 81.
motif Miffelinpaindnd tefstiniG
moi niita, iotfa pabentapat pboer
ndistG p~ienimmistG" = j. n. e.
joboosta toiin lauiuneenia "poi niitd.
iotfa - /. II. c. fulilulpatfo
be fifteen pbbistpfiiin, ieliroibin tai pf.
iitpiiiin, fila porempi oliii, ettG mpl-
Ipnfini" j. II. c. Suonlullt-
ii pllGolemosta lellpGsti ilmenemGn,
etto I%aliicen tarfotus ei %foboiStiinltt
iuoruionuilcsti Neutrality-suspicious. C.
ncutpGd filin muibinfoan pboistpfiiin,
moan pleenio p%obuuocn ipicttelpfiiin
eri mloooisio.
Opettoio q. SGlpG fotioi fofouf-
fen tilrboon fiitiutitfii aiipon mGbG.
pGtoilcn %riibonoibcen muofii.
W. &effi puollisti ipptofiiGGn,
mGittden popiston eoustoiain fGGn-
n%ellecn i%onojoon ia tieoustelleen, pli-
TO fofonfiesia fetdGn, iofa diff fpiees-
ia olefpina aifoina olliit f~irfosio.
Seliniiia fplIG oil, miitta fiifaan bcis-
tG CT muistamtt pappicn pubuneen
mitGGn muoriioicuroliifettd tiiomitie-
tpna.
&irffobcrra gricflon ia pastori
&orwcnbcimo mafunittopat wicla fer
ran ipbGmestGGn fannnttopania mo.
riioieurosoatctto, mlittn pappien on
nltoipo moan iiiolona ia iuitiottoipo
pabetto misiG milooosia tai piirisiG
bpmdniG.
&ofous bajaantri pafuutettlina, ct.
I'd papisto oil tcbnpt main melmolli'
%iuutcnio, iota patti ci mitenfddn oltll
ndptcttp totecn bciodn aicttnnccn mo-
Observation-Disclosures. pGdttcIcc g. u
EN- fcrtoia.
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Smatran nbrit.

Moonontaino 10. t. 10 y. II. ncli6n-
ncStd poiIlc 3 bpppdii Smatron fos-
fen IGntiicltd ronnolta ipoltion boteI-
I'm ~fo6oalto mlluon tuntemoton nois.
benfiIo. Sdn oil iaopitniit SmutraIIc
flo 2 oifaan tiiIeipasia iunasia ia
menppt iuoraun fosfen rannaIIc.
Honnolle oil ban iGttGnpt nciiIotuu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17

E. Westerback, Kettle River,
Chas. Mattson, Van Etten, N. Y.
Hiskias Johnson, Tamarck,
MINI.
Hjalmar Hill, Plummer, MINI.
Anna h. nalainen, New York.
Mrs. Anna Walkama, Jersey CT
ty, N. j.
Olga Ilmonen, New York City,
N. Y.
Efraim Peura, Finlayson, MINI.
Anti E"esel, matkoilla.
.Matti v ii, matkoilla.
Abram H. Kivela, Calumet, Mich,
Gabriel Hiipakka, Ely, MINI.
Fred. H. Keranen. Fredrik.
Fred Johnson, Waukegan, Ill.
South Oak.
Gust Nurkka, Nashwank, MINI,
Maria Aho. Two Harbors, MINI.
Anti Siukkonen, New York
Mills, MINI.
Ami Englund, Cleveland, Ohio.
John Lahti, Marengo. Wis.
Sam Pelto, Mellen, Wis.
Andrew Paakkonen, Nashwauk
MINI.
Isak Lintala, Annandale, MINI.
M. N. Westerback, Brocket, ND
Jacob Jampsa, Frontier, Wyo.
Isak Maxi, Oakley, Wyo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17

oIieliIIG Tampereen raastuhpanoifeu-
oesia. YOliiiitutfintop0btdfirian mi
fam on griO @uoristo Tampereen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rabastonboitaia.
no faipaltanut Smt. 27,870:74, jo-
bon iummaan on pield wabdn liida.
Tin i~dlfeenpdin iImi tiiIlut. Siitrn
.fGiittelpG i~atfetaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17
Ganlaiatar glinu &iorth
Nor Sfer Slom.

on Sampereella ipfiplld foniofoullt.
opiille %antamania foniertin tulpt luo-
m~uttanut jocttonofii "filteille fanio-
foululopiille' niime joulltfii. 8arat
onnettiin 10 oppiloalle 5 inf. 20 D.
panffitalletutiino. Soiteilijollc fiji
tofiet labjoitiifiesto.
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Ninntotarfastns Seliingisia.

Observation-Disclosures on p1Gt-
tdnpt llIomlittaa aiuntotarfastufien
fGptettGpdfli toiien faupunginlGafG-
rim ballusla npfDadn oleipan buo-
neltSton. @iinlemoinituIle bonfitaarl
uuii buoncl,sto jostain toilesta pai.
fasta. Iluntotorfostltfien fontori III.
Zee olcmoon aippimta flo 11-3 p1i-
nGllG ia tamataun aluntotarfaStojo
liclIG flo 1 ia 3 mdlillG ia bGnen apll-
loiliaon flo 2 ia 3 mGlilld pGinGllG.
gntiien NJ. t. aiuntotarfostajon,
arffitebti @auffinin lo%utofunnalle
idttGmd raportti fplniiStG aiunoisto
on iGtettD uu6en ID. t. aiuntotarfosta-
Jon arffiteboi Mollonocrin tutfitta.
mafii.
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Maioum mGGrcnnpfiet SeliinsisiG.


Sen ioboosta, ett6 maistraotti on
feboittanut Observation-Disclosures
too bonffimaon tarpeelliien ielluitpf;
len tGGllG bomoitilista maitomGdren-
npfiistG oifeuoeIliien ipptteen nosta-
nlisto marten, on lolltofunta p1Gtt1-
mt ppptGG poliiiilaitosta toimitto.
maan aiiasia tutfimufien.
HiinifGGn on loutafnnta iamallo
pGGttGnpt feboittaa teripepollisten tut.
fimusten fo~eloitofien iobtojoa bcti
fun buonoo jobonfin ~moitondDttec.
ieen oleipon iefotcttlina meta ilmoit-
tamoon iiitG poIiiiiloitoficlle, jotta
noitaiiiin tlttfio misid, MILLION ia fe-
men t%ointesita meii moitoon on ~icfotet-
III.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-17

Hilda Johnson, Mccall, Idaho.
Victor Maxi, Kalavala, MINI.
John Maxi, Embarras, MINI.
John Lampsa, Van Buskirk. Wis.
j. F. Jackson, Iron Belt, Wis.
G.. Pikki, Waino, Wis.
Maria Westergord, New Rochil-
lie, N. Y.
Ida Hendrickson, Baltic, Mich.
Matt Nixon ,Palo, MINI.
David Salminen, Fairport Har-
Dor, Ohio.
j. Krankkala, Eden Junticton,
Mich.
Matti Mustamaa. New Finland,
Sask. Can.
N. Y.
Emel Seppala, Port Arthur, Ont
Canada.
Steffa Kallio, Sellars, Ont. Can.
August Tomson, Wellfleet, Mass.
Matt XVI, Hurley. Wis.
J. P. Matala, Virginia, MINI.
John Winter, Fairbanks, Mimi
j. Hill, Gilbert, MINI.
Loviisa Vita, Sandy, MINI.
Oscar Oman, Nasel. Wash.
Paitsi llamainttuja ovat kirk
kokunn-.. papit ia heidan aset-
tamansa asiamiehet valtuutettu-
ia toimimaan lehtemme asioilla-
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True oenlalIsy.

There is always something to be
learned from those we meet To be
genial does not mean 10 tell all of ones
affairs TO everyone. Nor does IL In
clude making intimate companions OF
everyone about him. II does mean to
have kindness In ones heart to all
the world. to have a desire to carry
sunshine, to give warmth and bright
ness, to be constantly filed with the
desire to make the world happier and
better. II is not the great things OF
life that tend most to happiness. II 10
the little daily. almost unnoticed things
that count most. No kindness In
thought or deed Is too small 10 do
good 20 some one. II TO no one else,
at least In making ones own heart
more tender It Is worth while. And no
one ever sees the last result of kind
act. Cultivate the genial spirit and
you viii be storing up happiness.
Sowing seeds of kindness brings a sure
harvest.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-17
shock-Proof Shoes.

A manufacturer has. recently placed
on the market line Of shoes for cleo
trical workers which are made 20 with
stand potentials up TO 10000 volts
without harm to the wearer. The
shoes contain no cement and have no
seams. but are yulcanizea into solid
piece under high pressure In alumi.
MUM molds. A novel feature Of the
shoe Is that the soles are white. and
under the white surface is layer of
red rubber. When the sole has worn
down to a point where the red Is ex-
posed, 1t Is sign TO the wearer that o
new halfsole should be Immediately
secured In place.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-17

Music brought forth from a large
choir under modern chorister methods
did not appeal TO r. II. Boyd, an aged
delegate of Nashville, Tenn. Sunday
night at mass meeting Of Negroes
attending the national Baptist eonven-
ton at Kansas City. The song under
protest was an old southern religious
plantation melody.
"Thats not the way my nanny
used to sing 1t down in the cotton fields
of Mississippi" declared Boyd, inter-
rupting the chorister. He then drilled
the chorus and audience In the ancient
song with hearty accompaniment of
amens from the older members of the
audience.
Convention hall, the largest audi
forum In the city, was the scene OF
continued mass meetings Sunday for
the various branches of the conven-
ton.
A Sunday school meeting In the
morning drew 1900 delegates. The
evening service was in charge of DIR.
w. S. Ellington of Nashville. Tenn.
and DR.. f. II. Mcdaniel of Chica.o
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-17
Women In Ancient Greece.

In Homeric times, as in later Sparta,
It is true, the wife had considerable
freedom and respect; but even Homer
ic heroes gave away their daughters
and scores Of other women as brides
or prizes. each woman being reckoned,
as In modern Zululand. at so many
oxen or copper cauldrons.
In later Greece the noblest minds
saw further. Plato proclaimed equal
association for all women with men,
and opportunity according to their
physical strength. Aristotle defined
marriage as a community of life as {.
whole.
The cry OF Aristophanes for .'votes
for Women" was only half mockery.
No subsequent dramatist has analysed
the tragedy and ironic comedy of wom-
nnhood SO snbtly as Euripides-none.
Mt least. until we come to Ibsen and
Brieux.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-17

A few earnest Negro-music students
have studied the man-so broad genial
and Enthusiastically and thoroughly.
Some Negroes have real musical
accomplishments. Harry T.. Burleigh,
pupil of Dvorak, is baritone soloist
at st. George church, New York
city, sings In the choir of the Jewish
temple, Forty-fourth street and Fifth
avenue, and is musical editor at
Records. Mr.. Burleigh's songs are
published by Ricordl Co., G. Schirmer,
the leading publisher of America. sand
Presser of Philadelphia. Nathaniel
Dett. very young man, recently from
Oberlin School of Music, and now di-
rector at Hampton. has in his de-
veloped 'Listen to the Lambs" pub
lished by Schirmer. proved his right
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-17
TEACH CHILDREN TO LIVE
Modern Schools Have Been Made Ints
Real Service Stations on kife's
Highway.

At college saw fortunes spent ev-
cry autumn to teach football candI-
dates how to elude opposing tackles,
but not cent to teach them how to
elude tuberculosis. typhoid, pneumonia
or cancer. We were required to dig
out Latin roots and to unkink logarith-
mic gnarls. but there was not required
course in intelligent living.
There was a perennial. concerted,
rock-ribbed, steel-girt conspiracy of ST.
lence against the human body. The
educational system frowned upon bad
taste in department, manners, Ian
guage and literature, but bad taste In
life itself was quite the proper thing.
1t was deemed more important to know
quadratic equations than the simple
fact that to sleep healthily in n room
where the sunbeams never enter is as
suicidal as a nibble of cyanide. albeit
somewhat slower.
Long before New York's public
school children of today learn how to
decline "amo' they are taught to de-
cline indiscriminate kisses. Long before
they learn how Gettysburg was fought,
they learn how fire is fought. The
toothbrush drill precedes the first
spelling drill. They learn the IntellI-
gent way to sneeze or cough Long
before they take up the avenues Of
Caesars entrance into Gaul they are
instructed In the avenue of entrance
OF regiments of bacilll into the human
body. Gotham's tots learn the neees-
slty OF frequent airing of bedding. the
proper cleaning Of Ice boxes, the eura-
billty Of phthisls. No longer the pa
thetic spectacle of Alice in Blunder-
land. When Alice reaches the age Of
six and matriculates In New York's
public schools she is now ushered at
once into the wonderland OF genuinely
useful knowledge of her wisp of a
body. And 1t begins to look as IL the
public schools OF the future were 20 be
vast system OF service stations on
the highway Of human ilfe.--Sewton
A. Fuessle. In the Craftsman.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-17
Looked Suspicious.

They were taking an old.fashIoned
suggy ride IN the mellow twilight and
heir engagement was still In Its In
hncy.
Darling" he said. ''are you sure
I am the first and only man whose
Fps have ever come In contact with
loursf"
'Of course you are. dearest" she
eplIed you don't doubt me. do
Jouf"
mo. no. sweetheart. he answered.
II love you too dearly for that But
when put my arm around your waist
moment ago and you ua1e swift
grab for the lines. couldn't help
thinking you possessed wonderful
Intuition"
And the horse meandered slowly on