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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23

feet. The thermometer showed 30 de-
grees below zero, Centigrade, and the
revolutions per minute had dropped
from l,600 to 1850.
This is considered very good. But
the lack OF oxygen was affecting me.
| was beginning TO get cross, and |
could not understand why | was only
10000 feet up after climbing for so
long. ! remember that the horizon
seemed TO be very much out OF place.
but felt that was flying correctly and
that ! was right and the horizon was
wrong,
About this time the motor quit. /
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23
RGE. QWl


AND NOTHING comes.
.
AND WE tel! the landlord.
AND HE says he's sorry.
AND IT isn't his fault.
AND MAYBE he's right.
AND WE think of a plan.
TO GET the landlord.
AND MR.. Garfield.
AND THE health authorities,
ALL TOGETHER.
AND THEN go to them,
AND ASK them all.
IF THERE isn't some way.
THAT THE poor little guy.
WHO PAYS the bills.
CAN STILL be loyal.
AND ESCAPE influenza.
AND THE door bell rings.
AND THERE'S a little girl.
WITH A Liberty bond.
AND SHE wants you to buy II.
AND OF course you do.
AND GO back inside.
AND LIGHT your pipe.
AND THINK it all over.
AND DAMN the kaiser.
AND THE whole royal family.
AND GET undressed.
AND GO to bed
AND GO to sleep.
AND FORGET about it.
TILL THE alarm clock rings.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23

President Wilson, in dealing with the kaiser, has had it
brought home to him that while it is easy to furnish the argu-
ment. il Is impossible to furnish the understanding. And he is
not called on to do this.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23
MODERN MADONNAS

The mothers OF today who are giving their sons to the
cause OF liberty may we'll be called modern Madonnas. After
the fall of our first parents in the Garden of Eden it was prom
Used: The seed Of woman shall crush the head OF the serpent.
For centuries the young woman OF the world entertained the
vague hope that she might be chosen as the instrument Of the
fulillment OF the promise. From time to time the prophets had
foretold the coming Of a Messiah to ransom and redeem the
world. In those days love and self-sacrifce were little known,
Force was the supreme authority. And the coming Messiah
was to resume the throne of David and subjugate the enemies
of his people. Centuries passed and the women waited in vain,
No Savior appeared. Finally an angel of the Lord appeared to
a humble Nazarene maiden and saluted her in these words:
Hail, full OF grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou
among women" She was told that she was to become the
mother of the worlds Redeemer, and trembling she answered:
Behold the handmade of the Lord! Be it done unto me accord
ing to thy word" Just what this naiden's feelings were may
not easily be imagined. The centuries had been shted, the
queens and royaists and great ones Of the earth had been
passed over. and for her of humble birth and sordid surround
ings had been reserved the great honor of being chosen as the
instrument of the fulfllment Of the promise. No wonder that,
womanlike, she fastened to the mountains to carry her great
secret to her cousin, Elizabeth, Blessed art thou among
women"-she was sgnally and supremey honored. She was to
become the mother of the great propitiatory oblation to be
offered in sacrifice for the salvation OF the world. In time the
Word was made flesh, and the great tragedy which ended on
Calvary was begun. She did not escape the sutterIngs and
agonies OF the flesh. She witnessed the last act OF the great
tragedy, and as the most perfect of all Latin compositions
has it:
"Stabat mater dolorosa,
Juxta crucem lachrymosa"
The modern Madonnas-the mothers whose sons are being
offered up as citations upon the worlds altar OF sacrifice for
the salvation Of humanity, who are giving their young lives to
crush the head of the serpent of ~despotism, of Prussian mill
tansin, and to keep liberty in the world and make this earth
a beautiful place to live in, as God intended it to be-nay also
feel as felt the simple Nazarene maiden and realize that OF each
of them may be said: BLESSED art thou among women"
They, too, have been signally honored, and in the years to come
lauds and ltanies will be said and sung i'll their praise and glory.
Their hearts have been torn and rent, and they have suffered
grief most poignant, but they share in the glory as we'll as in the
suffering Of the mother OF the worlds Redeemer' and the voice
less ages to come will yet find tongue and salute them: Hail,
full OF grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among
womenV
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23

AND WHEN YOU 60 HOME
You 60 oVeR TouR ACCOUNTS
AGAIN sUT Still YOU CAN'T
FIGURE HOW HoU CAN AFFORD
ANOTHER bond
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23

The German submarines have been called in, and the Ger
man note might have added that it was to keep them from
being sunk.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23

thee being, Believe in that love which
every moment redeems thee from death
ana offers to redeem thee from the
death eternal. Believe in Gods love
and be wise, he patient, be con,fortad
be cheerful and happy--be happy in
time; be happy in eternity,-0ryills
Dewey D. D.
thou of dark f~orebodings drear.
y thou of such a faithless heart.
HAST thou forgotten what thou art.
Ihat thou has ventured so to fear?
NO weed on oceans bosom cast,
Bprne by its never-resting foam.
ms way and that without a home,
IN hung on some break short at last,
But thou the lotus, which above,
sWayed here and there by wind and
Yet still below doth fixed abide
tast rooted in the Eternal Love.
r. C TraDrh
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23

- AND TAe NEXT NIGHT YOU
60 TO TIE THeATER AMP
SOME ONE TALKS BGTWesh
THe ACTS AND XoU GET
AL nRULLeo-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23

Germany tried to bring about a revolution in Ireland. and
now Germany may become a greater ireland.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23

The Ottoman empire is t~ottering to its fall.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23

No race suicide in Louisa, Ky, where four pairs OF tw
were baptized in the same church on the same day.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23

The busy BIS are at it. The Bulgars are battering the
Bolsheviki.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23

AS our want and penury returns upon
us, q Lord, so frequent is the return
OF Thy grace. Fill the mouths of Thv
children. bless the poor, and continue
my protecting care over us all. Tor
Jesus sake. Amen.
Dayton, Ohio.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23
Amt a Grand and Glorious FeeIimABy Briggs

copyTlEht. l9l1. by &c Tribuns AssoeIatIol
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-10-23

After NoU AAue BOUGHT AL
TIA BoNDS NoU POSSIBLY CAV
AVID Nov HEAR A STRONG
LIBeRTT LOAN SPEECH AND
MU MENTALLY GO oVeR 6UR
ACCOUNTS AGAIN. TO NO AVAIL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
6nprfpr or QpmuetprHe bcr
fbabratiifc?

2p1nmctprflGOcr fan bore lnloa
eller 1torc, gQnife enfle eller fil1t no
ltpret meo &niplinger; / set belle for
Sc porieres poa mongfoloige Mfoo=
Ser, bare / Ell @eniecn6e ipncs Ser
at bore el %ubrpoelig 2ob: e1bpert
2rnwutprfle6e ifal bore f%Dooratilf
i jin 6orn1. 5pGer 111ot1 Oprin0d=
len BERTH, fi>,oer man, at SEN nlpffe=
lige Grorming Marie I%ntoinette Boz
rcr Mnlporet. 0e,1 9. Sonuar 1856
l1oltcotes scr / Sroltfri9 en- Goror6=
ming 1pben0c poa, at ~29ng6en al
ollie 2orllletprfl9Der lobet / @ottoe=
'riget ifol bere Sen iol1ut1e lom 8rco=
oen." Gen11e SSororoning, 1om beo=
blep at beitao element set fanlfe
Mi9eS 1to,lge Omififtelier, lfploeS
birefte Drorulinger1> bDeln Bet life
fcEage0e, at man efterbaa110en bar
IcoDnot at lope 2ompeterfl9Oer /
elle m>l:ge 6orlner = %trefontcbe,
E]ertefprne0c, 1tjerneforme6e, obole
rlt. Som paa laa mango o11ore
Smroober bleb ogiaa pan Bette
Bunft Sen frantic Wobelop be1tcn1=
men6c for SEN ebrige Ger6en, %
Sonlr1ctprflpoerne bc6blcb me6 al
nprc fpo6rati1fe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
st &rigsbrpllnp.

gn &ielleScerunoni ull6er enc
itaoen6e 6orbolb bar nplig full6et
Steo i 2otbringen i Sen lille 8p
&ttrimont eller rettcrc lagt blanot
0ens Ml1irer. @itrimlont, lom ligger
/ Nprbcbe,n al 2uncbille, er en- al
sc i1nao litbrinqife 8Der, 1on1 er
blepet lfll0t / Hl1iner UNDER hlo0i9e
@ompe ,1nellem 6ranifmpno og ~
ifere. @r1,6epmret par Ell lr1a
Mmerifoncrinbc Mtls Dailp HoQi
% ct al set frantic MrmlebefalS top
reite Meolemmer, General ol,Buber,
2periHomman6ercnbe for ol10ct Mr=
m%eforplets' 4apolleri.
Mils Doilp baooe pnret Sen ltlpf=
felige 8ps Sor1pn % mco 1ltrpttc=
Zig Senaipcr1beo togct Jig al bc11
bjcnnipgte @efoIfning. plcjct DC Sp=
&C og. bjulpet Sc glenoigc % 91ls=
pi1oe paa nllc Maooer. Sun bapbe
Ell Sis bpret Gicnlta1,o for oe7,
topre anballerigencralS Sntcresic,
benne Sntcresle gif opcr til &jGr=
1igbe6, % Narret biebes paa 8i=
trimpnts 8orger1nniterfoa1tor, Tom
nor inorettet / ben ramponcreoe
housekeeping paa Ell lgnoerif1tot
@ol10eqaarD.
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net ct NIT Se1at n1eb ben berpnlte
Sbinbufpuo, at 1ngfi1lncrncs @rllp-
pc, / 5pi6ien; Mgrarne bor to &c
proc e1ltanter Miniiteriet; sc
1taar altiaa iii afgiort pao Sen ST.
6e. On al 6e iioIte Gage ! Nobcn
Der peotog 2anobagen at o%perorogc
lSenotet belle &cgjcringsma9ten. Sc
notet bor ocrcftcr - ueo Jorclag,
gclien al ct 2opforllag on oc,,
frcmtioige Megieringsform - pro:
flan1eret 6i1lan0s ful0c Selpltrn:
oigbeo iaa,lt tr,ifet Mnltalter til al
foo Sen intcrnationalt orlcrtju,ot.
Store Banifeligbeocr ltoor Sin
lano enonu oberfor frcmfor al;
bel @rnGrings1pgrgsn1aolct og ocl
rus1ilfc 5oloatelfes Gororibel1e. g
bill pn1fe, at oct moa lpffes SCI
finlfe Staggering on oct finlfe SOL
at fo1nmc frit 90 frel1t gjcrulcrl
ND1fobcl1ens 5fjprsil6.
Mnoers @ebcl.
Il v&ejifbl."
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Smitte fra aiftia @ebbenb.

SlNlllc Iiu 9lIIl3 Sl=
6enlfaben CT enb1n1 n6e af Sta1n0 til
at forflare, Dborfor Gnritte fra gif=
tig &eobcalo og 5l,maf itl1noom
life ole11e foraor ogcr Sc frpgteligltc
S110lpg0onme, men en6og1oa paa=
pirfer Set bele mel1nelfelige 5Dltem.
Ser er l>6en Spitd nlegen @an6be6
/ SEN o%lmin0elige Spfatning, at
@iften finder frugtbor Sor6bun6 /
set urene @lo6. Meb &enipn til
Smitte fra giftig @e0benb og &c.
bonolingen berof flyer Mr. Sobn q.
Mnber1 on fra ga Mol1re, g. Sat:
rTor to Mar ii6e1r blep jeg imittet
al, bDo0 mon folbcr giftig Scoben0.
Seq prpbe6e cnbper Webicin, ionl
hlcD mig %anbefalet, rner Set par
til inee11 Nptte. s Ell, bel Moane6
hleb jeg bebonolct al en- 2pae, 11c11
ban funoe intet 9jpre for mig. Goo
begpn6tc jeg at toge Or. Hetcrs
@1'rifo, % fire 5laifer al bette 2r=
gemiooel belbreoe6e mig. Seq fo11
onbefole oenne Mtcbicin til ale,
lom li6er al 5pgoormne / 8lo6et og
Spltemet. s opcr ct Marbnn6rcoe
bar &11rifo pcolierbplbt lit &D ION,
eli 8lo0mebicin, Ser fife bur lin 81
&C. Den fjcr1er ltrcrlbe0cr fra 81o=
Set lalnt forl1per % ltprfer Set. Set
te ga1nle, %pclprope6e l1rtenni66el inl=
gcs fife al Mpotbefere. 5frib iii
Or. Heter 6obrncp &. Sons Co.,
2501 @oibin9ton 8Ipo., Chicago,
Srl.
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~ Observation-Disclosures -
lnteressante Boyer til haIv Pris
ocsUNDER.

Prisneds@thsen gader ct st6rre Lager af Boyer, der ha1
veret benyttet som Proven. Bqgerne er komplette enhver
Henseende.
Enhver der kj@ber for mindst $Ioo kan valge for $500,
for $15o, kan valge for $500, for $2oo, kan va1ge for $4.ou
og saa fremdeles.
Mar man kj@ber for mindst $500 faas tlige I'll. Famiie
Journal" frit for 6 Maaneder..
We'd at indsende Deres Ordre straks kan De siue Dem Diet
bedste Udvalg. Flere at B@gerne HAYES kun faa Eksemplarer,
man bedes derfor ordre fere Tilfalde de qnskede Boyer skull
de vare udsolgt.
Ale Bigger sendes staks portofrit we'd Modtagelsen af Be-
il@bet. Til California, Washington og Canada send 1c ekstra
for hver Dollar til ekstra Portoudgifter. !,
Tilbudet er geldende indtil den 15de April 1918. opbevar
Listen. J.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
8tnlann ny
Rruuluttnnrn.
gu Dperfgt.

Set fin1fc Gnlf mprteOe ferit &ez
polutioen lom en- &enegelle / oer
rusltfe Seer / 6i1,lano, fife n1ino1t.
i S%elitngfors: 5oloatcr1e tng MagF
ten. og gioroe fort Yrpces meb cp
Del Sfficerer; met1 oct git life no
ODER oen cipile 8efolfning, tb9rt=
in1oo ser bar %lrorelt Ell bis &i6oer=
ligbeb / @olonian]en operfor SEN.
Set pareoe 0og life lGnge, fer
6inlen0ernc fra Iilif&ere tillige
bIeb NartboDere / Mepolntionen.
20. Wearts 11o]teote oc11 lniblerti=
oige Mcgieri11g / Netro9rao ct Nta=
nifet, 0cr gienopretteoe 6inlanos
5orTatning. 0esl,oen %opfororeoes
Jinl9noerue til at fonunc n1e6 6eres
alager, og Ser lopeoes Dem pi0cre
ubuifling / &etning al 5elbltDre.
Sc 2anoflpgtige fit Sob at fomrnc
btem. Ser uongpntes cit ny &C.
nera1guperngr, &tafbopitcb, Ell le=
oenoe Mon0 / 6clr ruslilfc 5orfat=
ningsbebngelie, en- eautmcl 6orfen-
per for 6inlanos M%ettigbcber, en-
Moal0, 5inlenoerne font til at iettc
1tor Hris paa / Sen Sis, bon bor
Der, 6inlan6 mp1to9 ielpfplgelig
nlt bette 11e6 @ln6e.
S en- flor Sale 20. Mpril ifil6reoe
Sen M 'Ec11atsf ormallo, 6prltemil1i-
fter Ecfoi, buorleoe$ Sen Mnltlellc
s1tere % there a%l1tin6cliot, ior life
at 1ige ehItcttmigt, bar REQ at rooz
fu1tc Jig / bort Soft, at Nuslonos
SER betpo Sid14onos ulpffe." IS
oeune Sperbepisni11g mao ogloa H.
ges llo1angspl1ftet for 0cn Bcoe=
gel1e, lom fit l1obr110 / bort 2an0,
% iom pi life mao ifiule for o5
ldb % or1bre, ncmli9 0c'1, at Den
enc observation-disclosures ul,ge Monl
efter ben ot6e1t iwltes set bor ret
% at Gpbrelonbets 2pfffc frpbeoe
set, at ban ofreoe fine &rrfter
6jenbens Tjelelte, ba man 10 11emt
Zig troeoe, at Mnalet, Ti11lon6s Sri;
heb, 1fl,loe op,1oocS 40 bcunc &ej."
lDer bar, ion1 befien6t, ct Mntol III:
&c Sinner, ser o1gipes 2 til 5000
ON fgr &%epolutionen Dor goaet
fripillig tplf &ri9stjcnclte). 5ter
ltc6elen al Solicit beporeoe Dog fir
archaeological, rigtignof, flyer 80
..foi, ii fit @ierte nerenbe set &aob
at Den &io pil6e fomn1e, % bele Sc
rus1iife 9fe9jeringsipltem og ON 11r1
ligt bele BET rusliife &ige .biloe 1tprt
ia11ar,en, ioa at ri fuu0e opnoo Sri
beo / BEN Solfenes 5pn6er0elina
!on1 neoben6ig moutte bIibe e, syel
&c 6eraf / Muslo1po." 9eu bor Sic
polutionen fomn1en, % &1>sIo,l
bnbbe roff Ginlono cit 8ro6erboonh
Dg Eofoi uotaler ioo 9oabet ON, a
6inlan6S Jolf, ser / 3i6ens So
ct moonet til ct ielpitGnoiet Tolt
ogiua n1aa blipe Set MI io1n oMus
LAMBS fu1ot u6 peroigc Nobo."
Maar foritaor at oisle Oro, Sc
goD leben6e @jenlpb l. Sinlano
bba6 set bor finite Ma,1bs og abin
bers gu ltob til. Scr er / be,1nI
xale ingen Mo1intningsfeIelle ii
bet np &l1slan0; men man forItoor
at Der NOT fan fonune oct; set Be
ror paa, bbor6nn 2pfterne ON SC,
Dioere n6bifling / &etning a
SeIoftan6igbe6 bill blipe fgrt us
2ibet.
5orelebig opito6 Ser ct iurioil
Epiiten1aal. Mnnifeitct al 2oo,
0anrts git ito fro, at g5arenS tbs
Iigere retmesiige Mpnoisbe6 j Sin
lnil6 par gaa4 oDer til Set rugfiiif
5ss g8s&sIH Ms9@sNg#
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|forbi nen1lig r1tsliifzfinifc .Torbob
life fu11oc Gnorcs 10cr Sen on6cn
Eorts 'Somtpffe. Men III, lto0
2al@oogen / @cgrcb ne0 at gjpre
netop bbao sen / fin Sis bebrejoe6c
ScloDcr] fcroprnnlct.
SS1niolertio blep 2open Dog, be6ta=
get, enboo mes ten1melig itort Sler=
tol, Vg Socialilterne olene forfair6c
.Soriloget ON, at man ifaloe ip9e
Sen b%efrntet / &uslanb.
9il 6orltaoel1e al Oenne Gambia
gems @onolemaaoe moo 0pg erin=
6res mango Cling.
2oben blcp peotoget is. Suli,
juit / Doge>,c for SEN fsrlte Bollcbe-
bif=Splton0; oe SC finifc @ocialiiter
troeOe, at Sen @eprgclie Dor itnr=
fere, cn6 Sen bite fig at bore.
Der11Glt beb6c6e Gofoi, at man
I'LL life fllroc blibc ltoocnoe bc0 for
fotni11gsmpsligc Sw1spu11fter, iom1
|cn al bans &olleger. G%l1le1bein1o,
|ligc holnoe gjort: Set 2opforIag,
ilon 2%onooogc1 III, opforores til at
|pcotogc, ct Ell Sci al Mebolutioncn,
-. ion1 Meo1cn al eli repolutiot1ur
@egjcrir1a bar jog fife Sou at ltoo /
@epolutionenS &ei,"
$errncS er &ofois oo 5ociolilter-
neg 9obc0iDnspunft gibt. Iofot
bar tilbrogt ell @effe Mar / set pcit=
ligc Mmcrifo, Bor ogioa ser gipet Zig
;af mes Holitif. @o,l betrogter Sc
polutioncn lom cit llotifling. bpor
Set gjrl6cr ON at oribc 2jebliffct
flor at foo fin Sag fert frern til
|5ejr. Scnotsmcb1elnmernc neolag*
Sc oerefter ,beres Monoot oQ jtillc-
Zoe benz til 2an66ogcns &oaoigbe0.
Scenic opforore6e Sem til at fun
gere oi0ere forelpbig, bpilfet Sc poa=
!tog fig. 'Si1en bar imiolerti6 Sc
iocioliittift Miittitrc cit eftcr cit
truffet fig tilbagc, ioa 'oeres life ~
coliltiifc &ollcger, trpos Set iocioli=
,1tiife Slertol / 2onoooqeu, bor boo=
ret set melte al DC fplgc11oe Maa1,e=
6ers Meie og @e1ppr. &erenifii BE-
ibareoe poo Muslanos Seoa1e @c6s
togelien Al Is. Sltli nreo at oplpj e
,2%on66ogen.
Sfplge 9bcorien ON sen r1>siilfc
&egierings mon9lenbc MfproigDel
,ober finite Sorbolo if1,loc III, 6en,1e
Splesning bore 1,gbloia; Socio1i.
,Ferne ie9te ogioa at faa 2anooo.
gen 1amlet poo Grobs al Oplpsni1l:
gen, men fun Sc lelb mpote. Ser
efter LOB Sc Gbeorien bore bboo SET
bar, % ifre6 i'll &olget.
Der blcp eli 11bDre Golg0eltoeclie
nogle Steoer itemte f11lot 100 pGt
|@ocioli1terne tobtc Tlertollet, s.
blep 80 moo 1OS. Set iaafalotl
Mgrmrporti ftaar bM1 Sociolilter1,t
NOR og bar flcre @ongc iten1t mel
ocn, oa Sc berbeb far bobt Jlertol
let olligcpd beo pis1e %Mftenninger
S 9epberi1bcr traoote Sen M 2or16
bog lamme11, % @r1tn6loos110faitet
Der bar 1,6arbcj6t al ct l16balg I'm:
Ser Stoablbergs 2eoclie, bIep fore
|lo9t.
Dt borebe 800 life mango Sage
inoen @%ol'cbepif @cpegelicn begb11o
te for onoc1 @a11g, og III, mco itpr:
re Sel0. Stafbopitcb boboc ollerc:
oe tioligcre truffct fig tilbogc, oct
bar niltnof oen rusiiifc 5olouteifes
|Sptrpoe1, Ser gjoroe bom set l,11l,-
|ligt at fortlGtte. Gfter bom por
|t1agt g%fefroSlop; ban forlpol1ot III,
o9lao, mon bar iogt neo SEN Sc
mnrfning, "for ol6rig at pc1,oc til
ba9e mere" 2an0onaer fgltc 50
ytpope1oiabeoen al icru at taac Me=
gieri11gen ! fine 6en6er. Den fore
log fgrit Ell beiluttcnoc % ltoofu-
1tenoe Mspnoigbeo paa 8 Mcolem=
r1e elr Ct Direftorilm..
Sperpaa bible soeiaIiiterne lite goa
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I'LL. Familie Journal''

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Prsvenumre at "UGEBLADET" og I'LL. AM1IE JOURNAL
sendes frt overall paa forlange.
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of about twenty-five feet of garden
hose In fair condition. One end of II
was introduced into the shack through
knothole, and the other was secured
by wire, round the faucet of hydrant
In the stable. Thus, If members of the
order were assailed by thirst during an
important session, or In the course of
an initiation, 1t would not be necessary
for them all to leave the shack. One
could go, instead, and when he had
turned on the water at the hydrant,
the members In the shack could drink
without leaving their places. IL was
discovered, also, that the section OF
hose could be used as a speaking-tube /:
and though II did prove necessary TO
explain by shouting outside the tube
what one had said into II, still there
was a general feeling that Ii provided
another means of secrecy and an addi-
tional safeguard against intrusion. 1t
is true that during the half hour i'm
mediately following the installation of
this convenience, there was little
violence among the brothers concern
ing a question of policy. Sam. Roddy
and Verman-Verman especially
wished to use the tube ito talk
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Platinum Substitutes.

Since the development of "palau,"
the palladium-gold substitute for plat
mum, trials have been made with mix
lures of these two metals In varying
proportions. The alloy containing 60
to 80 per cent of gold Is to be known
as "rhotanium," and has specific
gravity of 10 to 1875, is malleable and
ductile and can be welded without flux
or other agent. 1t proves entirely
satisfactory for most chemical and
electrical purposes for which platinum
Is used, though 1t Is not suitable for
use with hot concentrated nitric acid,
nor for electrolytic anodes. For lew
elry 1t Is thought to be even superior to
platinum, as it Is harder AL stronger
and takes better finish and 1t has
practically the same color, can be
worked as readily and does not tarn-
ish or corrode.
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through" and Maurice, Penrod and
Herman wished to use Ii ito drink
through" As n consequence of the
success of the latter party, the shack
became too damp for habitation until
another day, and several members, as
they went home at dusk, might easily
have been mistaken for survivors OF
some marine catastrophe.
Still. not every shack Is equipped
with running water, and exuberance
befitted the occasion. Everybody
agreed that the afternoon had been
one of the most successful and impor-
tant in many weeks. The Order of the
In-Or-In was doing splendidly; and yet
every brother felt. In his heart. that
there was one thing that could spoil 1t.
Against that fatality, all were united
TO protect themselves, the shack, the
ritual. the opera glasses, and the wa
ter-and-speaking tube. Sam spoke not
only for himself but for the entire or
der when he declared, In speeding the
last parting guest:
"Well. we got to stick to one thing
or we might as well quit George Bas-
sett better not come pokin' around !"
mo, sirl" said Penrod.
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SEEKING HAPPINESS FUTILE |
Experience Not Gained by Pursuit, but
Comes to One Who Does Kind
Deed Without Thinking Of II.

Those who seek happiness never find
it-a truism that has been going the
rounds since philosophers began get
ting their words into print or upon
craven tablets, observes the Dayton
News. But II Is well to repeat II oc-
casionally, to keep ii ever before the
masses of humanity. that II may be-
faith that the youngest among us and
the oldest may realize the full meaning
of the expression.
There Is no greater unhappiness
than that of pursuing happiness. for
happiness Is never overtaken by those
who pursue it. Happiness comes TO
him who is not thinking of it; to him
who Is doing something for others,
with never a thought of his own hap
piness. No man has ever yet followed
a course Of conduct with his own hap
piness In view and achieved his pur-
pose.
Service to others-that Is all there
is to life that savors of happiness. The
service need not be great; II Is given
to few persons to be of great service.
And those who are of great service do
not realize it-they do not start out
with that In view.
To be kind and courteous and con-
siderate Of the comfort of others-that
Is the service which brings happiness.
The man who helps crippled old
woman upon the street car is happier
for doing so. The fellow who stops to
wipe away the tear from the eyes of
child who bruised Its hand the WON
an who visits sick nelghbor to see II
she can he of any use; the man who
puts another In position to help him
self-these little services are quite
great In the realm of things that go to
make for happiness. And they are
possible with all of us.