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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-12

Fourth ~ the Sou,h~.-, Quarter Of Section
Twenty ..eysn t2fI. In Township SiSty.two
Ids,. 81 Iangc Forty tto), by warranty
deed fr!,m Robert A.. collins and susan
rcrord In B.ok ~ u, pnse S25 Of the real
e.,a,. record. 81 said county tina, the said
warranty deed IL the last transfer of said
claim or title to said real estate tina, plain
To whether the said Dexter q. Hu,hhorn 10
living or dead that " he u dend. certain
unk nown persons. Defendants herein. derive
or claim 10 derive n title and claim To said
real estate rs the con~Drt. heirs, deyisees,
ionees. niienees, and immediate. me-ne or
rem"t~, voluntary or Involuntary grantees OF
.aid Dexter q. Huthhorn. deceased; that 4.
J. Brincrar was vested with the fee simple
title tn the North Half % the Northwest
Quarter ~ Section Thirty.four $50, IN
Township sis'y-,~o N2), OF Range Forty
s9 s and ~ifs date. si'1 Nay st. iss.
record In Book e. at page btl q said
records that said warranty deed 10 the last
transfer Of said claim or title 10 said real
information as to whether III. said 4. ].
iirinegsr IL living or dead; that he 70
dead certain unknown psrsons, deiendants
hsrsin. derive or claim 10 derive . title and
heirs. devissss. donsss. alIsn.sa. and imms-
diats. mesns or remote. voluntary OF In.
voluntary grantees Of said 4. J. Brinseer.
dsesassdi that Ell,absth Lieni'tsr. Ann i1ss r'
lin /. Meiii.sr and Laura p Lick!.t.r are
vested with the Tee simple title 70 Lot One
Of Section Thirty.four (s4l. In Township
sixty.two .ts?).. Of Range Forty (to; BY
In Book ii2 q page % Of The real sst =,
d.ed 10 III: last transfer o. ssld , sisiT OF
no knowledge or information q 10 wh:thss
the ssid Elisabeth Lickiitsr. Ann Lict!itsr.
yohn J.: LieLii.sr. Emma Lletlit;r.
Martin L. Le.!i,:r ssrd .h LsSrs =. Z;
living o. dad that Z they. or any Of them.
dants hsrsin. derive Or claim 70 derive. Q
title and claim. 70 said real sstats = The
consort. hsirs. dsvissss. donsss. alisnses. and
Immediate, mssns OF remote. voluntary Or In
voluntary grantees Of such OF the eeid ill.,
bsth Licklitsr. Ann LIekiitsr. John y: Lseklt:
o.. Emma Lietlttsr. Martin I. Lseklitss snc
:ss hss', =, :: s:. e s s. e
simple title 70 Lot One q ecetion Sissy:
four tsO. In .Iewa.hip ssstytve lCO' .e1
Unitsi ssssS q Xnsssss Asss1 DssssSs Z,
1851, Il sssoet p ye,..; = = 20 ~
e 3 S.'',t: Il e .'..,i -: e: = 80.
bsvA lss1.69 = nvtng - fno1l - -
rs = ~ ~ dlsisi a. q = 81
ea4alA uak4gWD DegssoA eeeoa1aoo sA
lssivs. = g. = 1.-two 8 W. - ~
- - -. = - So ~
!I : = 8 !
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-01-12

unhU'Nh cnh-nrt, heirs' neN's~', CON e.
sonSiSi, "" "r in""ia",sry srnn,ss. Of
y. nr'h,Ear' y ne Is dead hn,ab,'h ,hch'
u,"r MN iach'u.r. !onn .. hekWer;
,nna ,ihcklier. Martin l." Les'ter and
the unknown consort: heirs. deNi'ee,, do
me-, a'ienecs and innedla,e, ne.ns or
% Nol.n,my or ,ny ,,,, ,y rrnmess
2, e" AZ ." 2, ,a'd h',- ,..,,, '''rmsr
."hIr.r; Martin u. Liekiter and Laura
q ihc,,ner; Y they or any OF them are
dead David LcchI,ef. " hN,hv' nnd the
siman"N" o1" ,, hSr'' aey,.'ss. aones
hlmr''' ana immciin,e. mc.he or fen"'e
,onn,nry or inNo'nn'sry Hrsn,ees ~ naNld
ne hlter he is dend Iho,na, story
o.rr''n fhhe. ,nna. ", Hnhes nnd UreHnn
Jane iia,ne',. ' ps,sndan,"' " '
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HOLT COuN.
ny. MISSOURI,
-, a.
And now mi. 9i., day Of December. isis.
In ,nra,ion 81 saId Court. come the plain,in.
herein b, frnnI re,fee. their attorney and
agent, and als their ps,',,og' verified BY The
an,ons other thing. tina, ,hey are the own.
ers and In possession ~ the follow ina de-
.cri,.,i real estate. situate In Holt County.
M! T1s so n@i. Fourth Of tn. sou,hw..,
thai rar, Of 10, one Of section Thir,y.fogr
Nor,hw..i Qia,isr of said section Thirty.
four ,gp. i.,ns ali Of said Northwes, FOURTH
Of said Northwest Quarter bins wc., Of the
I.land .isash an q Township s'S',.'~o
I'm, d.i.ndant. claim 10 have .oms estate.
title and in,rrp., In aid r,ni estate adverse
To- plaintiff: thn, IN. defendants. Elisha W.
Freeman. Jsr,ss Wright, William Bsaarhan,p.
so.er, 4. Collin: and Susan G.,.n. h'' s sis.
h.,s isti,,.,' Ann ii,lii,.-' John j, Iick.
liter. En,rn Ll,lirsr. Mar,id L.. Llrtii,.r
s"S o a. s ""i s.s s%s - Tson Ss
0r"s,n ,i,in.., and rhrh. iInncs Italia,
rhocl~ Jan. llnyn..i nrs Nil non.re.Iden,-
Of ,so T.' ,s 81 M' ,s,. ,ha they ,.r, ..
u.,. ihn, ,h.r, ~. I.r.nn. in,.re.,.d or
~ha 'i"im 70 b. is,sre.,.d 10 ..la real
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21
LETTER TELLS OF MURDER.
State Senator Oberlin Victim o
Gars, Writer Says.

Canton. Ohio, Sept, 2l.-State
Senator Adam Ober.in, VINO has been
missing from his home here for two
weeks. was murdered, according to
an anonymous letter received by
Mayor Stolberg. The letter threat
ems death to the Mayor if he fails
10 attach significance to the letter.
The letter was written oil station.
Try of local hotel and the writer
declares he is one of gang who
helped kill ObcrIin. He says the
gang got SIT from Oberlin and
placed his body under a she'd near
"a, aon The writer asks $500 FOR
information as to where the body is
The ,cstcr is signed by Heavy and
Iii, Gang Of Fight
A conductor of Northern Ohia
traction car said Oberlin was on his
car running from here to New Phil.
aAclpha, Ohio, on the day he d~aP'
pcarcd. Another man reported nd
saw the Senator walking along
roadway between New Philadelphia
and UrchsviIlc, on the same day,
September 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21
EIGHT CENT SUGAR SOON
Beet Producers Come to an Agree
mcnt With Hoover.

Beet sugar producers in confer
ence with the Food Administration
yesterday reached unanimous
agreement under which the stable
retail price Of sugar will be about
eight cents pound. They will sell to
wholesalers at Eastern refining
points ut 7 IA cents a pound, cane
basis, and the retail price, it was
stated, would normally be not more
than three-quarter of cent higher.
At the same time, the Food Adj
ministration announced that an IN
ternational committee of five had
been named to arrange for the pur.
chase and distribution of the vast
quantities of sugar needed by the
United States and Allied countries.
This committee, acting through the
Food Administration under authority
of President Wilson's proclamation
placing the sugar industry in this
country under license, viii control
a large proportion of the worlds
sugar output.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21
ARREST OF MAYOR SOUGHT
Philadelphia Is Stirred Over Bold
Deeds of Gunnten.

/
Philadelphia Is Stirred Over Bold
Deeds of Gunner.
Philadelphia, Sept. 21.-The, probe
| to reach the "men higher up" IN the
Bloody Fifth Wards primary cleo
ton political murder got under way
yesterday.
"Who brought the gunner to Phil
adelphia ?" is the question upon
which District Attorney Samuei +.
Rotan declared his investigation is
focused.
Demands that Mayor Smith be ar
rested and indicted came from many
quail tors, as the city became aroused
ever the ricting and 'bloodshed, which
resulted in the killing of Detective
George A. Eppley and the black
lacking of James A. Carey, Nc.
Nichol leader of the Fifth Ward,
and Assistant District Attorney John
Y. Maurer.
Charges that the two men arrested
conspired to murder Carey anc
Maurcr were made today by Asst
tant District Attorney Taulane at q
hearing before Magistrate Watson.
III Central Station. Maurcr, black ana
t,uc from his beating, testified that
- had been warned half an hour
l.forc that thugs were waiting to-
beat him up"
Both the mca were held on The
murder charge At least five of Their
are at large, 1t was teSt'-
ned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21
VIRGINIA NEWS

A total of 81 students are regis
! led at the University of Virginia a:
arainst So on the corresponding day
last year. President Alderman pre-
diets total enrolment of between
7,0 70 500 for the session. There
, is an increase in the attendance OF
frst-vcar men. The losses arc ac-
co,nted fer by The call of the older
students in the draft, and the re-
spnnsc to the country's need by the
professional men who would be COM
plcting the senior courses. The 81
0CG flag pole presented to the Uni
ycrs;tv of Virginia by Thomas For
tunc RYAN, of New York, has been
pIarcd on the northeast corner Of the
Rotun'a.. opposite the Ezekiel status
or Jefferson. The base is If Indiana
Limestone topped by massive bronze
holder handsomely carved, the whole
r - feet in height. The Stars and
Stripes are now floating from its
head.
The League of Virginia Munich
palitics adjourned in Lynchburg yes
tcrdav afternoon after three days
sessions to meet next %ear in Rich
mona. The new officers elected arc:
r. csident--E. K. Fuller, Richmond;
First Vice President, Mayor L. w.
Calfe. Pulaski; Second Vice PreSi-
dcnt. Frank Talbot. Danville; Third
Vice President. Mayor Royston Jes-
ter. LynchbuTg; Secretary, l.. {.
Crimson, Portsmouth. yesterday at
tcrnoun the delegates and womel!
were nivcn an automobile ride abou
L1mcl.burg. following which there
wa a banquet at lakewood Country
Ciuls
Lewis Vernon, wanted in Carroll
COUNT upon IL tHdt cS vi ''i'i''S -
ilts RIPLEY about II years ago, ha2
bcan arrested IN nendlcton, Oreg'"
ard has been brought back to Carroll
to sand trial. Vcrnon's idcnt':5
was revealed through his effort to
crli3t in the army. Ills reticence t"
answer certain questions prompted
~. recruiting officers to communicate
with Carroll authorities.
Operation of IlarrisonburG's hydro
electric plant is impaired for lack OF
water. The Shenandoah river, on which
tic plant is situated, is the lowest III
vcars, the water in the dam being
:v feet below normal. Street lights
arc being cut of at midnight to save
current, which has been barely sui.
ii.icr>t 10 operate the manufacturing
plants and ether concerns depend
ing upon electric power. The current
was cut off all day yesterday to ac-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
In the CITY of Alexandria, Va.

i, d. C;t,..of A;nwondria va.
,;u rou1 ~ nrI,1;o auct;op RI the
, ,:,I - 10 o,c1,ct
VI. on the 29th day OF September
1917, IN front OF the Market Build
ing on north hoyal street. Ihe LUZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21
IMPORTANT MEN TO Ely
!Airplanes OH Trip From Langley
Field 70 Washington Tomorrow.

AirplaneS OH Trip FROM Langley
Field TO Washington Tomorrow
When the fleet of four Italian air.
planes flew from Langley field, Nir-
ginia, to Washington Saturday, the
passengers will include Secretary
Lane. Howard Coffin, head of tn"
Government aircraft production
board; Major General Squler, chief
signal officer Of the army, and sew
Ierai members Of the Senate and
House. 1t was announced today that
the Italian officers in charge have
been asked to make this flight an
official one, with 40 pa sengerS eX.
cent men connected with The Gov.
crnmcnt in some capacity.
The fleet will leave Langley field
about s o'cluc! n thc morning and
is expected to a:jgnt 1t Potomac"
Park IN about two hours. The re-
turn flight to Langley field will be
unofficial, as wi also be Il later trip
from langley field TO New York.
The Government representatives
will observe closely the working OF
the big Caproni machine with It's
smaller companions, and will make
comparisons between the working Of
the Italian engines and that OF the
lately designed Liberty motor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21

and other buildings, all in good CON
dition. running water in both houses
and barn. Farm is located two NILS:
from Manassas. Va, on main line OF
Southern railroad, milk station OILY
half mile away. Washington, D. g.,
50 miles. Terms for farm property
onc-third cash Personal property. u
milk COWS. fresh since Sept. 10TH.
tubercuiin tested; I iolstejn hcifer:
coming fresh soon, / thorobred bull
and calf. ) heavy draft maresl two
brcd) / young horse, ) colts, | good
driving horse, - hogs two sows
hred) and all machinery and impl@-
rcnts, wagons and harness whlcn
would be found on any up TO date
farm; "a acres good corn III tbs
shock, hay. pea hay. straw, 200 bush
els potatoes. wheat straw. Terms
cash.
MRS. SARA A. PAYNE.
Manassas. Va.
226-St.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

Girls Select Boarding and Day
School. Thoroughly modern and Gull
tural in curriculum. methods of in
strlceion and environment. English,
Art. Music. French and Commercial
courses offer every facility to &C
euire a complete, practical and re-
fined education. Positions secured on
completion of either the one or two
years of the: Business Department
which offers special advantages.
Bows under IL admitted to the day
school.
The Sisters Of the Holy Cross.
217-4v.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21

Tell the readers u the Gazette
what. ycu want through ] Gazette
want adj. It vii! get results for you
while you walt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21
SAVING OF FATS,

rood Officials Warn Against Waste
Needed for Var Purpose.
The food administration has is
sued the following:
Not long ago Field Marshal lin
dcnburg sent word to the German
Government at Berlin that If his
troops and The mon and women wh"
wcer baking shells in the factories
didn't have more fats SomthIns
would happen to Germany.
Fat; supply energy. Some iats arc
also necessary for growth ANA re-
par. All fats are important III the
rpkeep of the body. lIindcnburg knew
that if the German people dld not @ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21

more fats they would be toe. weak t!
fight or work.
The fats we waste would almost
supply Germany. Avoid waste and
save them for ourselves and OUT al
lies.
Glyceril, the chief substance -.sed
in making explosives, is made from
fats. Think of the thousands of tons
&C explosives that have been made in
the last three years and you will iun-
derstand why fats are so badly need
ed-From the Official Bulletin.'lo~t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21
Auction Sale OIL a Dairy and Stock
Farm Near Manassas, Va.

Owing to the death Of my husband
| will sell at public auction on Octo-
Der s, 1917, commencing at 10 O'Clock
sharp. nv dairy and stock farm also
stock and personal property, con
+istinc of 20G acres; - acres in 4
nigh state Of cultivation. haIanc" N
good timber; a quantity Of pulp WOOD &;
variety OF fruit; water in each held;
good buildings; three story dalrT
barn 50x60; stanchions for d head
cattle; calf barn; eight-stali horse
barn G0x4O: silo: SIX room, near!5
new bungalow; eight room tenant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21
Notice of Redemption of Bonds.
Secretary

The District of Columbia Paper
Manufacturing Company hereby
gives notice that it has called for
redemption and will pay, on October
=. 1917, all of It's outstanding Cou-
non Bonds of the issue of April 2,
1910 and particularly Bond number
cd forty-three (43). The princlpa!
and interest of said bonds will be
paid at the office Of the American
Security and Trust Company, corner
Pennsylvania Avenue and Fifteenth
Street. Northwest, Washington, D.
c.
D. A. SMITH,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21

21712t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21

cumulate enough water to provide
lights last night.
Henry Menefee, of Sperryville,
Rappshannock county, is reported to
have committed. suicide at his home
yesterday by shooting himself with
shotgun Dependency is supposed
to have caused him to take his own
life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21
Notice Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the STOCK
holders and directors Of the Harris
& Schafer Co., will be held at the
Office of Mr.. Gardner L. Booths.
Alexandria National Bank Building,
Alexandria Virginia, on Thursday,
s;eptcmbcr 81, 1917. at ESQ ?. NJ.
By order Of the President,
L. A. HARRIS
Secretary.
21712t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-21
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking the
celebrated Shivar Mineral ~a+sr. Positively
guaranteed by moncy-hack ciier. Tastes
fine. costs isiflc. Delivered anywhere by
our Acyandr;a Distributors, i, 5. Harper
Inc. Phone them.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
The Same Story, Told
Before Shooting, Would
Have Saved a Life

Lovers Of even-handed justice can find
but little cause for congratulation in the
De Saulles case.
Everyone with humane instincts is, Of
course. glad that the young Chilean
heiress, 50 cruelty wronged by the man
who had smarn to nrotect her. is at last
able to look forward to a degree Of happi-
ness in the companionship Of her little
son.
No one wanted to see her sent 70 the
electric chair.
But great as was her provocation. the
fact remains that she deliberately shot to
death her divorced husband.
True, he denied her the mothers right
10 her child.
But had she appealed to the courts and
told the same story which was related
in the course Of her trial for homicide,
there is little doubt that she would have
been granted absolute custody of her son.
But for the unexpected magnanimity
Of the slain mans relatives she would
have been forced to do this even after
her acquittal.
We believe the jurors, In common with
most Americans who love justice, believed
that Mrs. De Saulles deserved punish
ment that society might be protected.
But they could not find it in their
hearts to send her TO the electric chair.
Thus once more was justice defeated.
Had it been possible to inhict q milder
punishment under the law, the result Of
the trial might have been different.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
the Sick Man Sicker

There is solid ground for the reports
that Turkey is panic stricken over the
general progress of British troops in Asia
Minor and the prospective fall of JeTu-
salem
Every foot Of the land which the Brit
ISL are taking in that part of the world
is holy land TO the Moslens. To lose
the holy city of Jerusalem would, in par
ticular. be gall and wormwood 10 anti
Christ, and not to be compensated for by
any decoration with which the sultan's
Christian dog brother Wilhelm,
might try 20 salve the Moslem misery
Capture of Jerusalem may not be i'm
pOrtant, directly as q military achieve
ment, but its effect upon the morale Of
the whole Turkish people would be meal
culable
Go to il. General Alenby You're a
good ways off and not much advertised,
but you may vet crack" Germany.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
War Time Proverbs

taclal vision as embodied "a
popular proverbs ia Wei worth bc3i
iu- 'ur help Jos Che conduct OF life
af NI tw. There arc many pro-
verbs so t'Iy worth taking 60
aear, bon time az war
Here are some OF these wartime
proverbs which I 'coWmeud to the
attention OF aid who would really 90
their share toward setting the world
free from the menace of despotic.
au'ocraic. lustmaadgued Hunnlsm
Even war is better than wretch
ed peace
lie that makes = good war maNes
gloi peace.
A 5000 ciuzsn owes hts life 10 his
country
Wars must DE waged by waking
men
Ie that shows passion tells his
enemy where he may hit him
lie chat can Doe patient finds his
for at DIS feet
TO die or 90 conquer are the
terms of war
War gives mo opportunity FOR re-
peat.ng n mistake
A brave ANA generous mind win
-hln ro danger to serve his coun
Cry
The path Of duty is the path of
sa(ery
4 tHCCtrtUi pence IS more hurtfuf
than open war
PrecaGtion IS better than repent
ance
A promise is a debt
n .s a fair degree " plenty %
have what rs necessary.
A poor spirit Is poorer than n
poor purse.
FAshuess IS not valor.
The remedy OK tomorrow IS too
late for the evil OF today
Where remedies are needed, sigh
iny svaiis not
In tbings that must be. II IS good
no be resolute
Rest Is won only by work
lie that would have the fruit must
climb the tree.
selAshness IN council brings mis-
fortune 20 the state
For that thOu canst DO thyseiI.
rely not on another
Shame comes 20 no man unless
be helps Il on the way
Unwilling service earns no
thanks
20 silent or say something better
th9n silence.
Sleep not IN time OF peril.
A soldier ought % fear nothing
bg. God and dishonOr
Provide for Thy soul BY doing good
works.
spare well and spend well
He that Will not strive IN this
world should not have come into #.
The secret % success IS con
stancy 20 purpose.
A good saver Is a good server
All things arc dlncult before they
/ arc easy
Think % ease, but work on.
Who would win must learn TO
besr
Clip 'hese proverbs out, and put
] the.n WHARF xnn can glance NJ than
/ from time 20 time They may prove
worth more 10 you-and, thru YOU,
/ 20 your country a whole col
ume OF advice and e1hortation-
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
rrotty Week
BY uR. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1915, by Frank Crane)


Two boys, Seymour Eaton and Charles
S. Barnet being in impaired health, had
to go to Smmac Lake. There in the
darkness of Ilyalidism. instead of cover
ing themselves with the glooms of self
pity they have CALAMITY couched a lance
at destiny. they have lit a candle Of cheer
that sends it's beams far into naughty
world
In other words, they publish a little
periodical which they call the Trotty
Week Messenger. For the origin Of the
name you must read Dickens The
Chimes, where you will find the descrip
ton Of TrottY Week a weak, spare old
man, who carried messages for living,
and was a manufactures of optimism on
The side.
'The Society Of Trotty Week Messen-
gers" says their booklet, was founded
by two young men who are obliged to live
in the mounts ms, but who believed that
the only way 10 conquer mountains is 10
climb-and climb cheerfully."
| would like to do what I can to help
the circulation of their little book, they
are only two Cor a quarter, and that my
readers may know the kind of cheer they
diffuse l subj DIN some of the sentences
in their Message No. 3, called Courage"
Remember the steam kettle" they
say; tho up to its neck in hot water it
continues TO sing.
Every black sheep was somebody's
pet lamb once.
God created the woman beautiful and
feels estI-tsi ffHl the men would love
them, foolish so they would love the men.
The world moves from west to east
Trotty says if you don't like it get on the
moon; it goes the other way
"A man we knew had rounded out
more than nirety years when a little bit
of windfal came to him. The first
thing he did after counting the money
was to say. Now III set out another
orchard.
Opportunity knocks once at every
door-but generally he is down the street
telling some cine about the good chances
he has missed.
Some Of the footprints in the sands
Of time are pointed the wrong way.
Why were the saints saints2 Be
cause they were cheerful when it was
difficult to be cheerful, patient when it
was difficult to be patient; and because
they pushed on when they wanted to
stand stin, a'ld kept silent when they
wanted to talb, and were agreeable when
they wanted to be dsagreeable, That
was all.
There IS nothing in the world worth
doing wrong for.
Evil thoughts like green apples upset
he whole syst EN-.
Don't get discouraged. II is often the
ast key that pens the lock-"
And this little verse from our old
friend Spencer NJ. Free:
IT'S tho human touch IN this world nat counts.
The touch % your hand and mine,
Which means far more 20 the fainting heart
Than shelter and bread and wine.
For shelter 81 gene when The night IS Ger.
And broad ri sfs only day.
But the touch Of the hand and The sound OF ne
yolcs
Sing on IN tie soul AWAY
More power to the arm Of this brace
Of braves who are doing their bit to push
back the clou,ls.