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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
Obituary

.'' - ''''A''f 'PN'''
SO years, 1 months and IL days,
passed away Monday after II long
illneSs ut his home in the OIalhe
n"ighbnrhOnd. Rev. G. V. Ash,
worth conducted the funeral ser.
vice before a large cOncOnrSe OF
relatives and friends at the Prai.
rie Hollow clu,cII at 3 p N. Tues
day, using AS text | Timothy
4:67: For am now ready tt'
be offered, and the time of my
departure is ut hand. have
fought good fight. have finish.
ed my course, have kept the
faith" " This text was used in
accordance with request made
by Mr.. Freeman some time pre-.
viuuS tO his death. For 65 years
Ie had lived Il e., n>iStrnt Chris.
tian life, being "A member Of the
Wolf Greek Primitive baptist
Church The ahO"r text was the
one used by request al the fun
pral of Mr.. Freeman 5 father and
of his grandmother. lnterment
took place at ,IIe Prairie Hollow
cemetery. Mr.. Freeman had
been Il resident of this cOlnmun
i ily for about half IA century, and
vas one of our best known and
most highly respected citizens.
Mr.. Freeman was born May
II. 1880. in Tennessee Oct II.
1851, I,p was married to Mary T.
F-ItS. to which union vas born
one child. Nancy A. Freeman
Nov. |. 1867, Ii. was married t.
Martha Whi,,ik-r, 10 which un
ion we've BON nine chi!dren: :
II. Freeman, a. B. Freeman. w
G. Freeman. j. N. Freeman, Pol
Iy A. LptSinger, NJ. j Freeman,
W. A. Freeman, Susan Baker
and S. + Freeman. June =,
1879. he was married to Betsy A.
Giles, to which union were born
four children: Henry {. Free
man, Meivina Dunlap. Maggie f
NnrcroSS and Laura Freeman
In 1888 he Was married to Lizzie
LptSingrr. to which union was
born one son, Ben W. Freeman
H. .is survived by his widow
AMI seven children Polly n Let
singer, W. A. Freeman. Susan
Baker. Ma!vina Dunlap. Maggie
+. NOrrrOSS. Laura Freeman and
Ben W. I'r+eman-be>ideS man!
other relatives and h, SITS ct
hosts of friends
He was a kind and loving faith
or, good to his family, and an mp
right Christian citizen. He has
gone to his reward and hy the
grace of God his loved ones hope
to meet him in that land where
there will be no more parting
and no more tears shed.
Card of Thanks. We wish I"
extend our heartfelt thanks to
our neighbnrs and friends for
their help and kindness during
the sickness and at the death OF
our beloved huSl and an | father
Mrs &. NJ. Freeman and thil
dren.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
Dependency.

When YOU feel discourage d
and dr>pnndent do not give ul'
bu, take a dose of Chambe rlain :
Tablets and you are almost Ger
tain to feel all right within 4 day
or two. Dependency is very
often due to indigestion and bill
iousness, for which these tablets
are especially valuable Obtain
able everywhere. ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05

\ valuable dressing for flesh
wounds. burns. SraldS. old sores
rash, ,rhafed skin, is BALLARD 5
SNOW LlNl MENT. it is both
healing and anti>eptic.!P !Price 22oc,
SOC and Sl.OO per bottle. Sold by
all dealers. Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
For a Muddy Complexion

Take Chamberlaiu's Tablets
and adopt diet of vegetables
and cereals. TAX. outdoor eX
ercise daily and your complex
ion will he greatly improved
within a few months. Try it
Obthinable everywhere. ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
Prairie Hollow and Olathe

Preaching ut Prairie Hollow
every second Saturday and Sun
day. Sunday sch,nl every sun
day. Payer meeting every
Wedne sday night, and Christian
Endeavor every Sunday night
RUBY
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
Pea Ridge

Preaching at the Methodist
church ut Pea Ridge every 4th
Sunday; Rev, ID. ID. .killam, pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday; f.
A. Dodsnn, superintendent; Miss
Nerbie FuEe, secretary.
STEAMBOAT BILL.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
Lead Hill

Sunday School at Lead Hill at
10 4. N. every Sunday. Singing
every Saturday evening and ev-
cry 4th Sunday after Sunday
School. Preaching every lSt, I'd
and I'D Sundays. LIZA JANE
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
Eat dinner Nov. 7 with the NJ

LhL ulnntf NOV. I WIN LIle N
E. Aid S'"iety they will feed
yon we'll ADV.
W. have just. put in bargain
counter. Come in and sec it. --ad
f.. N. DYER. FURNITURE CO.
Perle Newton and Cofer Carter
of HartvilIe represent Wright
county on the federal grand jury
at Springfield this week.
Hot Fish Sandwiches. Oyster
SteW> and Oyster COcKtails at
the Fish and Oyster House dur
ing the Mansfield Fair. Adv.
Hear Maynard Lee Daggy, the
first number Of the Community
Lyceum Course, at the school
house Thursday night, Oct. >.
Se- our blankets. .cOmfOrts bles,
writing tablets. pencils. on our
bargain counter ADV,
f.. N. DYER FURNITURE co
Visitors at the Rev. Joseph
Davis home include Mrs. Lannie
Coffman aud four children, and
Mrs Anna Cutfman and baby, of
Laciede county.
A good crowd attended the
chicken try given in the 6. A. 4.
Hall Saturday by the W. C. H. IT,,
the ladies' clearing $l2.4o. There
was plenty of good eats"
Friday. oct. Ii. is Norwood.
Mansfield and HartviIle day at
the Mountain Grove fair and nur
people have been extended an
invitation to attend in force.
JUST RECEIVED - A lit of
nice spring Dress Goods and
Mems, Ladies' and Children 5
Slippers. Come and seq them.
ADV. j. ID. REYNOLDS.
Rev. Joseph Davis, CIV Free,
man and Misses Sarah GaskiIl
and Menti- Avery have returned
from Mt. Comfort, where they
attended the Cumberland Pres
byterian prnsbytery.
See our oil cloth. mems cloth
gloves, aud suspenders, on orr
bargain cOnnter.-Adv.
f.. N. DYER. FURNITURE co
Tarah Tarbptt4n has opened
up for business in the building
former'y W.crupied by 4. N. Far
rem. tie does repair work and
sells tires aud auto accessories.
The +u,lding has been newly
panied.
1T VAS a splendid edition, >
says Carl Garner, of the Sry
mOur Citizen, concerning last
WEEKS issue of the Mirror
Thanks. Mr.. Garner; We appreri
ate this compliment, coming. as
it does. from one we'll qualified
to Judge.
All you who have torpid liver.
weak digestion or conStipated
beW els look out for chills. The
season is here and the air is full
of the disease germs, The best
thing to do is to get your liver in
good condition and purify the
stomach and bowels HERRlNk
is the, right remedy, it answers
the purpose completely Price
soc. Sold by all dealerS.-Adv.
In Justice c. l. Beach's court
Friday, J H. S,epIr MS was fined
$.5 and costs by Il jury composed
of }. W Br-ntlinger, w. o. vii
Iiams. d. l.. RObinett. Lon Smith
James TefleIler and J. H. PP"Ol,
on u charge of selling cigarettes
to Il minor, Kenneth Strong. He
was tined $40 an costs by the
Justice ON charges "f selling tt
Leslie Strong and Clinton King
minors, and acquitted on Il charge
of selling to Dewey Edwards,
minor. The total amounted lU
about S75. He took an appeal tC
circuit court. he was represent
I'd by Attorney Fred Stewart o1
Ava, while Prosecuting Attorney
C.H Jackson of Hartville and At
tnrney N. J. Craig "f Mansfield
repl esented th.. state.
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
Hills and Mountain

Sunday School at Mt. Pleasant
every Sunday at 1920 am. Sing
aug every Saturday evening.
GIBBS.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05

The Glenn. Borders road case
has been appealed tu the >u
prelne court.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
MANY MIRRORETTES
Short Items and News Notes
of General Interest to
Our Readers


Our Readers
Lecture Oct. ).
Dinnerand Il zar Now ADV
Robert Tate is here from vii
low Springs.
Il. n. Farr-n Wa, in Spring
fed this week.
Remember the Bazaar Nov I,
and bp tn. ~. Adv.
Dewitt Poe If Mountain Grove
was here last week
&. l. Rearl. was in Springfield
Monday and Tuesday.
W. n. Norcross Was in Nor
wood during Tie week.
=. " Newton and wife were
in Spring field this week
Jack Payne Of Mountain Grove
was painting signs here this week
Eat dinner with the Parent.
Teacher Association Friday - ad
W. Il Glenn has been at his
farm near Seymour during the
week.
Col |. q. Nied-r is transact
ing legal business in Carter
county.
Hungry: Eat dinner Friday
with the Parent Teacher Associa
ton adv.
Mansfield Mirror aud Weekly
Kansas city Star both one year
tor 81 70.
Mrs Il + Stone and daugh
ter of l. .banOn are visiting home
folks here
The Southwest Missouri Med
cal Society ui-ets at Springfield
No.. . and 10.
Some from Mansfield and vi
cin,ty attended the reunion at
Ava last week,
Friday, Oct. T, is the day to
eat with the Parent Tea ,herAsso
citation Adv.
r l. H~ndy was heGe Sunday.
from Ava where he has charge
of A meat market.
c. T. Cathcart'S have moved tn
the Cou,stnck property, vacated
by r n. t'arren 5.
Barney Kay and wife of Ava
were here yesterday eLlonte to
Arizona m reside
The Parent Teacher ASSOcia
lion wants ynn tO eat ulnntf WIN
them Friday. - ADV.
Eat at the Fish and Oyster
House on the Pike during the
NJ ,nsh.ld Fair. ADV.
The Oklahoma City meeting OF
1ha lN,rk Trails A,SOcia, ion will
be held Nov. II and -.
c. II. Robin-tt of Mountain
Grove visited last week at the
home of his brother, q l.
Fresh fish at NJ. g. Hensl VS.
store, FRIDAY and Saturday, Oct
lH and 1t. Ben OTTO ADV.
EuI. ~ a Kay Of Ava was here
Tuesday. He cried sale that
CAV for Mrs. Ada Mcintosh.
FOR SALE A few thorough
bred plym"uth Rock cnckerelS
adv MRS. j B. FREEMAN.
/. IT'S Of u eInI things On Ou,
bargain T. nn,rr ADV.
T.. n DYER, FURNITURE co
w @. Wright, Of Sharon, kas.
is visiting relatives here. his
family having Leen here some
ti,he.
Mrs. a u. Welch, of Spring
field, visited at the home of hel
aunt, Mrs. q. ). Burnry, durint
the week.
FOR SALE COnk stove, sew
ing machine, washing machine
and dining table See j k.P.C"
day. ADV.
The Hughes Lamm Club helI
AN interesting meeting trida!
niuht. The II Xt m. citing will b
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05

Sunday school every Sunday
at 1890 Il. III. at Antioch. Every
body invited TEDDY
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
Left.Overs

Church at the Chapel every
third Sunday by Rev Luke
Marl-r. PEGGY SHORT
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-10-05
Antrim

Sunday school at No. ) every
Sunday at , p. III All Invited
TUPSY,
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Killing BY Casa

The romance OF war is utterly
gone when on enemy seeks TO kill
another by blowing poisonous gas
In his face II makes war SO dts
gusting aa to make people hate II
worse than ever War loses its
sense OF courage when It seeks 10
kill men In that cruel way To kill
a man with pun OF gas while he
Ia nghting for his country Ia as COW.
Sdly IA n "a cruel We hope this
country will not lower i'self TO that
kind of nghiing should II get into a
war n II must kill man let II
be done In 4 manly way. not by a
sneaking, poisonous way. The new
idea OF killing all the men you can
in the easiest way you can. Ia not
going 10 add 10 the spirit OF ma.
ton The impulse is going to rot
In It's bosom. (o) Jour,
nal.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Stage Music

Orcnesiras. theater and otherwise
have some possibility on their
shoulders In the way Of improving
the musical taste OF a community
Instead of the simple music that ele-
Yates the hearers taste, We have
rag time incessauf with all It's tor
tuous and tenpesfuous cUngiomera.
tions n Ia high time we were get.
ting something else. somewhat that
ministers 20 the culture and refine.
ment Of an audience There is too
much noise and slam bang in the
music We have. II is enough 70 se'
ones teeth on edge 4 little Ane
music goes a good deal farther than
such a conglomerafion of saving
pounding. blowing and beating. Ac-
'ually the audiences don't want half
as much "a they are getting BE
cause a person can play by note Ia
no sign he Il a musician. he may
do that all right End be boor in
taste. People prefer melodies and
quiet music 20 rattle Dc. bang music
that confronts them on public oc.
caslons Columbus CO.. Journal.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Pointed Paragraphs

Time what's FOR no woman-but .
man must wait for her.
\ mouse can make dress good,
90 up higher than war tariff can
Methuselah completed nine cen
turies and never rode in an autono
bile.
II you would be happy and con
tent never lend money or borrow
trouble
lt's a physical impossiblli,y for
hearts TO break, but there are lot,
~ cracked brains.
When a woman marries a man Ia
reform him she has a lifetime lob
Of AT least - hours a day.
A man may wake his first baby
just 10 see II laugh. but he never
disturbs the peaceful slumbers OF
tho second
There are thousand good takers
in the world 70 each good thinker.
How happy We might be II the order
was reversed
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06

Today. complying with a CORES.
pondent's request. | want 20 say
something about a curious and fair.
ly common malady ailurophobia. or
morbid, irrational dread OF cats.
This is a malady specially liable 10
trouble women. but men are by no
means immune from il.
Cases are on record OF big. yigor.
U1s men vino become almost fraffie-'
stricken II cat approaches them.
Thus New York physician re.
ports
"One OF the most marked cases
.of ailurophobia that was eyes
brought 10 my attention vas in an
army oiHcer Vh0 lad exhibited
bravery in battle on many occa-
slons. yet for whom cat had many
more terrors than the battery OF an
enemy. or even an smbuscade OF
Filipiaos
Sometimes. however. the presence
Of a cat gives rise 70 physical rather
than mental symptoms There are
people who are attacked with some
hing like asthma Vhen near a cat
Others develop catarrhal conditions
n has been suggested that this is
result Of unusual constituencies 10
animal em2nat.ons Possibly such
Is the case BIf significant fact
is 20 be noted
In patients who thus suffer Il has
been foUnd possible 10 evoke the
ph steal symptoms By merely show.
ing them the picture of a cat This
would Indicate that their trouble IS,
after all mental in origin, and in
the nature az hysteria
Now hys'erical affections always
have "A their starting point some
distressing experience that gets arm
ly lodged In the mind oi the per.
son 10 whom II occurs And, in
fact. cat dread has frequently been
traced 20 distressing experiences
connected with cats.
One young woman. FOR example,
who detested cats. yet was forced
by circumstances 20 I've in house
where there were several. sought
medical AID 70 get rid OF her ailuro-
phobla She declared 70 her physi-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
The Keep Well Column

Forty inches about the waist in
man FIVE feet eight inches tall
whether 20 or 50 years old. ls a por
cine proportion
II he Is not lazy. his energy runs
20 pushing pen. eating enough for
two and Sitting tight lie rides
10 and from his Office. behind a
chauffeur II he has one.
Ten to one he has 20 consult a
doctor suddenly some day for gall
stones. kidney stones. Brighrs
disease or other serious trouble
Such mon generally spend the last
10 years of their lives trying 70 es
cape premature decay.
Mems muscles. mind and meals
must be well balanced 10 insure
comfort, comellness and long life.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06

press, opposing the reelection of Presl-
dent Wilson.
Had the president held out against the
demands of the strikers and let them dc
their worst. there would have been a still
more wolf-ike howl from these news
papers for tying up the country and let
ting packers, fruit growers and multi
tude of others, bear the loss.
In Santa Barbara, where the Santa Fe
is the only railroad, one pays on a pound
basis for all goods, a common, yellow
kitchen bowl. worth 10 cents, selling for
nearly a dollar, because of the rates OF
the aforesaid railroads. no competition
being in sight.
Il is not hard 70 predict that the rail
roads will make a fight, and probably
win. in an increased freight rate. thus
making up for the extra two hours pay
on the 100-mile-for -eight-hour basis
which will now be in operation.
There is little doubt, also, that in the
long run. the ultimate consumer viii pay
all the costs, as he always DOES, and
the capitalists share will be in direct
ratio to his capacity for consumption.
So, though il is victory for the rail
road brotherhoods, and though it would
seem a calamity to the magnates tnone
of whom has materially changed his man.
ner of living though making so small a
margin of profts) the extra pay OF the
employees will be paid by the people.
President Wilson could not do other
wise than he has done.
For many weeks he has tried to COM
promise.
Labor is becoming as arrogant in spots
as capital has been in spots.
We are enduring the throes Of econom-
ic adjustment and there are many inJus-
tees and mistakes on both sides.
It would seem that in order TO safe
guard the innocent, the people must final
ly become the owner of the great public
utilities that are inseparable from life
and liberty.
Had President Wilson refused TO rec
ommend the trainmen's demands, they
would have said he was catering TO Wall
street.
As it is. he is said. by the mouthpieces
Of that enchanted. gold-brick thorough
fare, to be out for the labor vote.
They seem to have him coming or go
ing.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
The Human Ostrich

What ls the young man doing
The Young man s getting the numbers or the
other fellows Also he's hiding.
Rather an odd way 10 hide, isn't it?-stand
ing out in the open where everyone can see
him.
Yos but he's rather odd young man, He's
hiding ALI right though whether or not he's &C.
tually hidden Is another question.
You see It's this way. The young man In
many WAYS Ia really quite keen He prldes
himself on his ability 10 get the dope on the
other fellow.
There goes Bill Stay. .Outat Night" observes
tho young man "B ls good, bright fellow.
but because he's always sticking around until
after midnight he's never more than half awake
during working hours Trouble is he's not
smooth. I'm out pretty late myself AT night and
I'm often half asleep the next day. But because
a clean shave and cold bath make me look
chipper. fool en-"
Then the young man yawns and starts back
to the ONCE.
"I'll look busy and do nothing this afternoon"
he tells himself "Jfck lsntInterested got fired
Yesterday But then Jack loated without taking
the precaution of looking busy. No such neglect
of detail IL going to allow anyone to get my
number.
So you see why the young man thinks he
can hide out In the open.
Wonder II any Of the rest Of us are foolish
enough 10 fancy that though We sec through
others. no one sees through us
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
The Flatness Of Hughes

People are beginning 20 mention
The way in which the Hughes cam.
paign for the presidency has fallen
fat His appearance before the peo-
pie creates no enthusiasm. He has
said nothing in his speeches that
merits any attention. His speeches
are made up largely OF gensralities.
so shaped az 70 mean much or little.
as the opinion behind them happens
TO be That he does not approve
OF the Wilson administration Is the
one thing Of which we are sure in
MS tittrfaftts- i-4tf h. he's Het zen
ture beyond the circle OF mere com
plant RE does not present an al
ternatiye theory. which he could say
would have been better than the
Wilson practice II is far easier TO
be an effective faulthnder than an
effective doer tut Nr. Hughes is
oct even an effective fauit.hnder
There Is nothing convincing a5ouf
The fault ne 6nZs with the Wilson
administrator Fls speech of sc-
ceptancc fell na' aHi his campaign.
20 far has fallen even faitcr He
IL an able man and his former ca
reer certainly lod 20 different *.
pecra'icn. Hr Hngho- must De a
great disappointment 20 tho more
thoughtful members of bis party
So fer he has not hrr shea The
country with p single reason FOR any
man voting for nim tn,jead 81 VII
son he reminds one ~ man sus
pended IN 'he air making great
r,rugRle bit unable 10 touch solid
substance in any direction Recdy
Mirror
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
The Daily Reminder
ToDA,'s ANNIyEnsARuns.


is20-Mayfowe sailed from Ply
mouth hsrbor. having on board iol
| passengers.
atomic combination" born. Died July
ias-Rt Rev. samuel Provost
p,HS SsS. ts ss. liza i7s,. '0'S city h0rn '"'r'
is2S-Generai Lafayette passed hi,
sixty,siEhth birthday a. guest al
iSli-Sir Robert Peel became pre-
mier OF Great Britain for the second
ls:sp5s''ds%, sa, JSsn'GH laid the
Douglas monument in Chicago.
lsI6-Mr, 6ladstonss Horrors In
sIissria published.
Christians and bombsrdment OF
CANDIDA by the Powers
KinIsy iiyIDi-Ish9Ssins =, 20. r of President Ne
lgoS.-Massacrs OF Jews at kich-
met, Russia.
.is6s-Commander Peary announced
his discovery Of the North Pole from
Indian Harhor. Labrador.
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY IN THE
WAR
Germans moved on Riga with neet
and aircraft
Rumored Washington would de-
mand recall OF Or. bumba
Austria reported gains In Galiela
and Nolhynia.
Rome announced italian gains on
Upper lsonzo river and In the Tyrol
ToDAN's BIRTHDAYS.
Miss Jane Addams. noted sociolo.
Eist and peace advocate. born at Ced.
arville, IN. Ss years ago to-day.
William r. Cox, representative In
congress OF the third Indiana district
born In Dubois county. Indiana. So
years ago today.
Howard r. Coffin. noted automobile
builder and member OF the Naval Ad-
Nlsory board. born at West Milton.
ohio. ss years ago today.
Emile combcs. formrt premier Of
France, born at Roquecourhe Tarn
- years ago today
James n Hackett. noted actor and
manager. born at Wolfe Island. ont
a. years ago today.
Henry : Candy, professor " Eng-
ltsh AT Yale university. born a, WI
mington, Del. ~ years ago today.
II Hall Mccormick. noted Chicago
capitalist, born in RockbridKe coun-
~. Va 80 years ago today
John r. kendrick. the present gov
ernor % Wyom!ng born 50 years
ago today
Lieut. Gen. sir Archibald Hunter
one OF the distinguished British army
commanders. born SO years ago to-
day
John n. Burke. dean Of the mum
clpal court Judges % Boston. born at
chelsea. Mass. so years ago today.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
DIET

As a rule he Just stumbles along
bllndly following his appetite which
is often an unsafe guide because
improperly trained.
An excessive diet % carbohydrates
or starches. n digested, will run 70
excessive fat about the heart. as
we'll as elsewhere. and burden the
hesrt In nourishlng r. n is also
very apt 10 disturb digestion Those
with stomach trouble will often ben
eft by resorting 70 carefully Sc
lected meat diet
on the other hand an excessive
meat or protein diet overworks the
eliminating organs and bring. on
degeneration ~ the heart. blood
vessels and kidnsys. with high blood
pressure This leads 20 Prlghfs
disease and premature old age
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
A Poem a Day
AZ "IF" FoR GIRLS

~ "IF- FOR GIRLS
II YOU can dress To make yourself at
tractiVs.
Yet no, make curls and pun, your
~ you can swim and row. be strong
and active.
But 81 the ssntler graccs lose not
stght
II YOU can dance without craze FOR
Play ~l,nq1t giving piay too strong
hold.
Enjoy tn love OF friends without,
Care fer The weak. the friendlc..
and the old
n YOU can master French and Greek
and LATIN
And not acquire a. we'll priesl.h
II you cnn feel tho touch Of six and
satin
Without despising calico and Jean
IL you can play a saw and use n ham
mer
Can do mans work when tAe
need occurs
Can sing when asked without excu se
or sfawmer.
Can rlse above unfricndIy anuha
and slurs.
n YOU can make good bread ss well
"a Judges.
Can sow with skill and nave an o.s
frr dust
n y"u .Rn D. a friend and hold no
ETudgea
A sly whom all Viii love because
th sy must.
n sometimes you should meet and
love another
Md make % home with faith ard
p'aCr eUahrinsd
Nnd vou i's Eoul-a loyal wife and
Fnrfher
Nuul work nu' pretty nearIy n
u'v uii-i
Ih" plan that been developed
ttrHuch the ages
And win The hest that life can have
IN store
lopn Do. ms girl. model for the
sage
s woman whom tho world viii how
hefurr
Springfield Union.