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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-29

And these are universes, And
universes are as thick in space as
butterflies around a summer pool,
Fling our great encircluing Galaxy,
the vast star gemmed baldric OF the
Zodiac and all the mighty constel-
lations, from Orion all round the
sphere back 10 Orion and his
dauntless Hound"-fiing them all
into the outer abyss, and they would
appear on some celestial photo
graph only as another spiral ne
bula and an uncommonly faint one,
perhaps
We used TO be daunted by the
immensely of the Milky Way. No
body was bold enough to actually
assign 10 it the dimensions that
/ parallaX measurements on the
nearer stars suggested. But we
have got over that timidity now;
our ideas have expanded and be-
/ fore long we may be speaking of
what we formerly called The Uni
verse" flippantly as we now talk of
"our little sun" or "our insignificant
solar system" The human spirit is
equal TO anything, only give it facts
I TO stand on. Studios in RELATIVELY
and the fourth dimension" seem 70
more than half promise that we
may yet corral" inhnity itself
But let US live up to the privi-
leges that are already ours, and take
dip into the spatial acean where the
spiral universes throng. First let US
carry with US a clear notion Of the
dimensions Of our own spiral. The
cubic space included within its boun-
/ daries has a lenticular outline.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-29

ASKS PARDON.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. %
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NORTHEAST BARGAINS.

sc Star ONCE. 16s
DETACHED HOUSE. ERECTED BY OWNER
for his home. First noor-Reception room,
living room, dining room. kitchen and lavatory.
freplaces; hardwood floors and trim: vacuum
cleaner system; hot-water heat; garage M
der house; large porches; slate roof; lot 10Ox
115: possession in thirty days. Price, $l4. 900.
%o es.hs p:n as 1.
Of 18th st. and Rock Creek Park: large lot;
possession in thirty days. Price. SIC. $500.
New home. constructed entirely of blue
two baths: white tile walls in Kitchen; four
open freplaces: immense porches with tile
floors; garage under house: slate roof: beauti-
ful stone work from house to street: located
manding wonderful view Of Rock Greek Park
and surrounding country; should be ready for
occupancy within thirty days. Price. $25. 600.
Other seven TO nine room detached homes,
ROBERT Z. HEATER II ''o'
Phone Main 1904. Colorado bldg,
SIX ROOMS. BATH AND RECEPTION HAIL;
cellar under entire house; large laundry In
basement; modern improvements; by owner; NO
brokers. Address Box 224-B. Star office. 1Ss
session; Q rooms and baths; large living
room and dining room; oak floors; hollow-tile
construction: nreproof garage; large lot. with
plenty Of shade; direct from r. u owner.
Main 5231. After pm. Col. 7756
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-BEAUTIFUL CEN
ter-hall home; rooms and bath; lot 60xl4O;
fine location; one block west of Connecticut
Il. G. BAILEY.
Main b231. After 8 pm. Col 77se.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. BARGAIN, 10
room house; garage; near Bureau Of Standards:
h.-w. h.; electricity; deal with owner. Ad.
dress Box 1850 Star ONCE. 15s
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FRANCIS BENNETT POE,
NO. 924 18th ST. NV.
Exclusive Agent.
POssEssION OCT0RER I5tb-

POSSESSION OCTOBER 18th.
A fine home in Chevy Chase. d. c.. near
circle. on large lot to paved alley; h.w.h.:
porches. First noor-Centrsl hall. reception
room, living room (open nreplace). dining
room, kitchen. pantrfes. closets. Second floor
4 large bedrooms. . baths. Third noor-1 bed
room. large noored attic. Cellar-toilet. laun-
dry tubs. cold storage room. Windows have
screens and metal weather strips. Winter coal
in. Lawns, shade and fruit trees.
HARRY A, SEAY, 400 n st. NV.
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IN WARRENTON, VA,
IS miles south of Washington;
5 trains daily; handsome CO.
lcnial brick and stone residence,
with spacious grounds; flower
and vegetable gardens; COM
pletely furnished; all modern
conveniences, heat, hot and cold
water, electric lights, ETC.; win
ter's supply of coal in cellar;
one of Warrenton's finest
homes; inspection now; posses
sion after September 20.
ALBERT FLETCHER, IR.,
Box 600. Warrenton, Va. =
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NORTHEAsT-s-ROOM-A BRTCK.
gas. one square r. St car line: near govt.
$500; bal, SIS mo-, covering all interest: cosy
home for one Of modest means; investigate. d.
c. LEAHY. 1909 NV.
ssss e. app, EYE q 81 MI sy 2
IN MT PLEAsANT
For sale-EIeven rooms, 2 tiled baths; hot
4 modern home with ali conveniences. with but.
ler's pantry and kitchen on first floor 81, 500.
Address Box 114-A. Star once.
ties one II rooms. baths. hot-water heat. at
S11 600; other rooms and bath. $3.50. Both
cHAa. 8. MUIR 4 CO.. 14o3 n 7. ave. NV,
PRETTY MODERN GROOM HOUSE IN PET
worth 2-story brick; attic: tile hath hot
water heat electric lights; hardwood noors:
front and ospss
4. c. HoUGHToN CO.. 1916 II ct. nv.
I'VE have the BEST in every section. !" 15e
If YOU ARE LOOKING FOB a BEAUTIy1L
ences, now occupied By owner. who will give
quick possession. see rs Immediately. very
attractive surroundings: lot 10 It. wide. CHA9.
8. MUIR CO.. 1908 New York ave.
BEAUrIFUL RESIDENCE on HEIGHTs-
Three-story brick. IL large rooms, 3 baths; an
beautifully decorated and in excellent condi.
tion; hot-water heat; electric lights; hardwood
garage: servants room. Lot 2sxIse. was e.
signed By present owners and occupants. In
spectiop at any time. Price, $16,600. A En-
ceptional buy at this price. See US today.
A. C. HOUGHTON 4 CO., 1516 b Ut. NV.
I'VE Have the BEST In Every Section
THREE-sroRY BRICK TEN-RooM AND
bath residence in Washington's most desirable
residential section. Hot-water heat; electric
lights; ami. This house has large rooms,
ton. and ready for immediate occupancy
Price, 81 800.
A. C. HOUGHToN CO.. 1915 q st. s.w.
Ibs
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TWO MODERN s-RooM HOMES NE.
See CHAS. A. PETERS. Owner, 628 18th ne
Phone Line. AS. or see your broker
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noR aAfK-HnuN.

SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 21lb. III 18th q. ~.
On Albemarle Street.
In that beautiful section Just
nefth Of Cleveland Fark and west
u Conn. ave. A detached, hollUw.
tile. 10-roon and hath house, with
hot-water heat, elee. liShts. gas,
open freplaces Of tapestry brick;
2 large rear porches. AL screened;
house screened Throughout; avn
iAgs: slate ROOT, etc. Fine lot,
Price. $lb,ooo
g.. SHANNON q LUCHs.
Main 2316. ia 14th st.
White or Colored
On 4 Ut. NV. between 18th and
18th SITS. 10 large foons and hath;
hot-water heat: brick garage for
2 car; Al in A. sonais,on: and
$3.50. Terms. 1880 and hai.
monthly. See us today.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS.
Main zS45. 718 18th Ut.
On Newton Street
A Groom and tiled bath brick
dwelling. occupied BY owner, who
Will give posseosio0.
Only 1850.
SHANNON q LUCHS.
Main 234b. 713 18th Ut.
Mt. Pleasant.
On Irving Ut. Just west Of Mt.
Pleasant ut. Must be sold to settle
an estate. An s-room and bath
and electric lights.
Exceptional opportunity at $1,000.
SHANNON Z LUCHs.
Main 2sz6. rs 14th 1t.
In Mt. Pleasant
~ squares from the end Of tho
car line. A S-story brick house Of
10 rooms. tiled bath (6 bsdrooms);
furnace heat; gas lights; nice
front yard. with beautiful outlook.
pay for this house. Almost ride
ulously easy terms. A very small
cash payment. balance like rent.
Price, $3.50.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS.
Main 2345. 713 14th Ut.
Downtown Home
On 9Th 1t. NV; 8-story brick.
bay.window front: large rooms
and bath: downtown; cellar. Price
only 5000.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS.
Main 2345. lis 18th st.
Mass. Ave.
Between 4th and 9Th SITS. NV.
An unusually nne home Of rooms
and bath, with . big lot to an
alley. A snap at 5000.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 18th Ut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-15

AN EXQUISITE HOME.
Never before offered.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Unsurpassed view of cathedral
and overlooking ali Of Washing
ton.
A private home, carefully
planned. extremely well built
and exceptionally tasteful in
Anish; i've bedrooms, large sec
ond-Aoor porch; deltghtfully
bright dining room, extra large
pantry, spacious hall. handsome
stairway; 22-ft. living porch
least side); cellar under entire
house; well lighted and ventilat-
ed. and absolutely dry laundry
room: q perfect vapor-heatinx
systsm; beautiful grounds.
LEE D. LATIMER co.
1884 N. I. ave. franklin sos.
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VIM. d. SAUNDERS Z CO.,
S07 18th 1t. NV.

FOR sALE-IMPORTANT
ALWAYS READ OUR ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHONE II. 1882 FOR NUMBERS, OR CALL
WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS, THE
BEST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES SO LOW
THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL AT A PROFIT.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY WITHOUT
GETTING OUR LIST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-15

SPLENDIDLY ARRANGED HOUSE, IN
excellent condition centrally located cat y roo%.
ter. This l. = splendid opportunity to get a
s ssss ,ss s':s
SO. 60O-NEAR SHERIDAN CIRCLE. BRICK.
IL rooms and bath facing two streets; built
half block to Conn: ave. terms. n. 14ol:
OWNER OCCUPANT: POSSESSION IN 80
days; $500; near Sheridan Circle:, rooms
and hath good
in this vicinity: terms. Phone N. 140l.
&, 800: sIX-ROOM AND BATH BRICK: CON
venient to downtown; southern exposure; large
70 car: possession 80 days; easy terms. Phone
POSSESSION IN FIFTEEN DAYS: OWNER
occupant; 81. 500; northeast; 5-room brick; gas;
ton cars; $500 cash. balance monthly. Prone
81. b0O-DETACHED CORNER, HEIGHTS.
northwest; 10 rooms. tile bath /; plastered "a.
.ssirvay wo lot Is By 80 IT.: open srepl.es;
eiectrieity; shade trees; pantry: attic: equip:
ped billiard room; bcilt days labor; metal
weather strip: terms: n. 1901.
SIs, o00-NEWLY FURNIsHED. 18th 81.
NV. Oh .; stueco tile bath v.per heat; q.
den electricity; tiled kitchen: rear and front
porches: large studio: furnishinss and in:
Paul Of Boston instsntsneous automatic hot
water heater; screened. Must be seen to be ap-
BEAUTIFUL HOME-KKNSINGTON.
ONLY $s.O00-FURNIsHED.
est furnace ventiistinS heating system: all
fr Udt' shade. near two Ines q cars: & min
everything eomplsts: title perfect; si.5oo cash:
PHiIIiPs Z MOORE. Exclusive Agents,
1l10 Il Ut. NV. Phone franklin 1858.
NINEROON HOUSE; Electric LIGHTH.
I ZEE ESE l sesssss4SS.
interior and exterior: IDEAL location. ISL Tiidea
st. Nv f FERN Swsfs;; 4 TAYLOR,
2338 18th st. NV. Phone Col. lott.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD. DE-
sseaed VIZ Lane Lin Sgt
meats a large porcses. Pdee. 5000.
JOSEPH e. e c,, alEK1 T.,
THIRTEENTH II. just SOUTH OF FAIR.
mont; nine rooms. tive baths: reception hall;
S.sn s 70 pSd. ss
those Desiring IDEAL home in dfst-class condi-
tion, IN location unsurpassed. zee owner, at
once. 1S20 DelaAeld place NV.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G..
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
Ten rooms, two baths; sleeping porch; open
fireplace; bot-vater heat: front and sids
porches; garage; large corner lot: terms AZ
ranged. Address BOZ &C. Star e0cs.
TwO-rAMILY APARTMENT. 10 ROOMS.
baths: two hot-aif furnaces: beautiful Nd. ave.
section, n.e.. 10Th st.: use one for home: $500;
q 900 cash; easy terms; bargain for cash.
Owner. North 71l6J.
IMMEDIATE POssEssIoN; OWNER oCCu-
pant: 5000 furnished; 18th and B nv; .
batAs. Rooms: bslconies; posehes; else1ieity :
open AfeDlsces: room 10 Large eaf16es 1swU
decorated: terms. N. 1901.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-15

FOR SALE-BUNGALOwS.
AT TAKOMA PARK.
$4,000.
PRETTY LITTLE BUNGALOW
HOME rooms and bath. All i'm
provements; large lot; garage; near
cars. Terms, 81 500 cash.
ST. 500.
CLASSY GROOM AND BATH
BUNGALOW-FRONT AND BACK
PORCHES-all improvements. ONE
ACRE OF LAND. very high location.
About blocks from cars TERMS,
$3.50 CASH. BALANCE EASY.
II. L. THORNTON. 301 Southern bldg.
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HOMESEEKERS.
ATTENTION.!

I am offering several decided
bargains in strictly modern homes
in the very best locations with
possession,
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ro1 sArE-HousnL


HANDSOME sIx-RooM AND BATH. POGO
front. modem brick. facing ssldisrs b.
sen this month; cheap; terms.
Detached eisht-room and bath brick: two.
story brick garage; l5.ft. side and rear .lsy;
for q. 90 Seio. cost Or vsin:. On term.
Nine-ruom and bath. bey-winoeW pfSeeea
deep lot to vide, paved alley; good for lsss
sem! -detached siI-rooia and bath beick. hSlLs
nlse heat; porches; gotten In trade and WIZ
sell below value ON terms.
rst~S,ts: hishest section; Close , to ss ~ g:
!ot 100 II. deep to wide alley; quick ass
porches; furnace heat; large frost and IAsr
81 re e.. rear yard to alley; worth $4szoo' ~
about four years: six-room and bath brick:
perche:: hot-water heat; nrst floor parqust;
o. the Eeisht.. near iish 81. cars: s,zreom
snd hath porch.froat brick; no cellar: nne COO,
Krsemer st. me-. just west Of Rosedale ply
Eround:; vacant; partly furnished: best value
n northesst; at low price Of &2.oco; $zoo cash.
\. 3. RYoN. 1923 st. NV
BEAUTIFUL HOME+KENsINGT0N.
ONLY SS.O00-FCRNrsHED.
- rooms; beam ceiling; open nreplaces: lat.
modern improvements: lawns, porches. gardens
fruit. shade: near two lines of cars; 40 min
utes to Treasury: choicest neiEhborhood: every
thing complete; title perfect: $500 cash; easy
PHILLIPS & MOORE. Exclusive Agents,
1410 H at. NV. Phone franklin 766S.
FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE. CORNER.
northwest: parking: ten rooms. four baths; az
ira Mushroom; buffers pantry; hot-water heat:
hardwood floors; weather stripped and metal
screened; nne porches and view OF PARK:
5000; no agents: sale Of furnishings (extra
NIGEL might be considered. Address Box &C.
Star once.
IN THE BEST SECTION OF CAPITOL HILL.
No. GIT A Ut. me-; contains eight rooms and
bath; heated With latrobes: large lot running
s back to. to Soft alley; price. $3.50; posses
2a2 18th st. Sc: cellar: hot-water heat: g.
rare In rear: price. 1880: possession given in
JOS. K. HERbERr L SON.
BIS East Capitol st.
slX:ROoM HOUSE; ANIL; SLEEPING
porch h;, ewnsr ie.yins city September 70; =.
NORTHWEST BARGAINS.
Six rooms. bath; furnace: in ''Petworth."
near Illinois ave. and Shepherd 1t. NV; a. 600.
Six rooms, bath: hot-water heat: electric
| light; built five years: on Rock Greek Church
| road NV; price. 81 500.
Seven rooms, bath; hot-water heat: complete.
" furnished and winters coal In cellar; On In
graham st. near 9th NV; all for, price. s. 500.
Light rooms. bath; steam heat: nice home In
Zoo block LIST st. NV; price. $500.
NORTHEAST BARGAINS.
near sth and Florida ave. me-; price, 81. Zoo.
Blk rooms. bath; furnace; large brick Garages
near 9th and SITS. me-; price, 81, TOO.
Six rooms. bath; hot-water heat; electric
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-15
In Mt. Pleasant

Downtown Home
On 9Th st. NV; 3-story brick.
bay-window front: 8 large rooms
and bath: downtown; cellar. Price
only 5000.
SHANNON 4 LUCHs.
Main 2345. lis 14th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-15

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION FOR QUICK SALE.
! 2462 ONTARIO ROAD, near 18th and Co.
lumbia road and Christian Science Church; 8
yard to alley; winter supply Of coal on hand;
price less than $1,000. Apply Sunday until Il
noon or by letter for inspection at above ad-
dress. 15s
OWNER OFFERS sIX-ROOM sEMI-DETACH-
| ed brick; AMI; hot-water heat; large lot;
immediate possession; choice home.
547 Randolph st. NV. 15s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-15
Mt. Pleasant.

On Irving Ut. Just west Of Mt.
Pleasant ut. Must be sold to settle
an estate. An 0-room and bath
brick dwelling. with hot-water heat
and electric lights.
Exceptional opportunity at 81. 600.
SHANNON 4 LUCHH,
Main pas. 718 18th 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-15

WANTED-FURNIsHED APARTMENT FOR
five adults, beginning September 81. Address
Box 1863, Star office. 16s
BONUS Will BE PAID FOR INFORMATION
apartment for immediate occupancy. Address
Box 143-B, Star of1ce.
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ATTENTION
HOUSES FOR SALE
By
WIN. H. SAUNDERS Z CO., :.
4O7 18th ST. NV

For sale-3-story and cellar brick dwelling
on Columbia Heights west Of 14th st. This
house was built Of nne material for the present
owner, who has left the city; contains IA
rooms and baths has hot-water heat, electric
lights. q large lot with side yard and n brick
possession and may sell or rent furniture. Price
'A'' '-'WM WIN. h. SAUNDERS L CO.,
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Mass. Ave.

Mass. Ave.
Between 4th and 9Th SITS. NV.
An unusually nne home Of rooms
and bath, with Q big lot to an
alley. A snap ut 5000.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. lib 18th Ut.
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.ApARrllEHTs 10 LET.

TWO ROOMS WITH KITCHEN. BATH AND
s sSnSss e Ia. Tes pses
K desired. Address Box a0S-C. Star once
APT. OF FIRST TWO FLOORS IN ATTRAL-
tive private home. compaetely furnished LOT
three beautiful aaiua Sleeping nsntrs
kitchen, coal Price, $s25 per month. Ad-
dress BOX $500, star once. L.
BACHELOR APT, 2 ROOMS AND BATH:
:s ssssy Located Ia. 10Pf *
THREE ROOMS AND BATH-GENTLEMAN
having 1lr, 3b. house, most desirable part OF
11y tss as 'G to
able people; married couple preferred, VINO VIII VI
arrange for their own service; rent. $50
Address Box It'd. Star ONCE ".
HIGH GLASS APARTMENTS ROOMS AND
bath; exceptional furnishings: cafe; yearly
lease; no children; $500 monthly. North
FIRsT-CLA FURNISHED APARTMENT
housekeeping; silver and linen included; ready
Sept, Is; no children. See MANAGER, FAX
stone Courts. 18th and Fairmont NV.
FURNISHED APARTMENT OF TWO ROOMS
dwelling, in northwest; SEQ per month; large
front porch; quiet people desired; gentleman
and wife le.s Sn er
Is; no housekeeping; occupant must furnish
own bedding and towels. Address Box 47-C.
Star office.
8 BRIGHT, ATTRACTIVE ROOMS; 8 BED
rooms; large back porch: new mahogany fur
niture; conveniently located on 18th st. NV.
Price per month, $225. References. Perma-
nent Phone North $685. 18s
MOUNT ALTO observation-disclosures MOST
unique apartment hotel. 2 desirable front
suites Of two bedrooms, sitting room and bath
with porch. commanding a wonderful vista Of
city Unusual opportunity to secure exceI-
tional Accommodations and excellent board.
Golf. tennis and garage. 2850 Wtsconatn ave:
FIRsT-FLOOR APARTMENT IN PRIVATE
house, Ink until October IS; children;
500 month. 1856 Fairmont st. NV. Call
Main 1897.
NICELY FURNISHED sIX-ROOM APART
ment; family Of three adults. desiring 70 re-
tain two rooms and board with lessee. Phone
Franklin HOS, or call PIT F ST. NV, Apt. ~,
after pm. or any time Sunday. 10
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
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On Newton Street
A Groom and tiled bath brick
dwelling. occupied By owner, who
will give posseosioo.
Only &4,600.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2346. 713 18th ct.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-02
A NEW NECESSITY.

The food administrator is begging the
people for united food program. By some
the matter is not clear, but on the second
thought we feel sure that only good can
come of movement which brings the pro-
Queer in touch with a market hungry for
supplies. If one will stop to think that
thousands of men heretofore were produc-
ers--farmers-are today in army camps or
the trenches who now are consumers they
will readily see that a new deal, or a new
necessity, comes to the corn fields and the
wheat fields of this country. These men
must have food, and we must produce it.
If we can produce it and get better prices
than ever before why not do it?
The local chapter of the Daughters of the
Confederacy have taken the initiative in
the matter of cutting out the waste of food
during the war, and are to be commended
for this spirit of loyalty to the government.
The chapter is now in a position to preach
conservation to other folks. Many families
In Terrell county have representatives of
their own flesh and blood in the front line
trenches under shell fire from the enemy
guns, and to these the war is very real and
very terrible. 1t is small thing for the
government to ask the folks at home to con-
serve food by cutting out the waste, and if
the societies organized for patriotic purpos-
es ignore this request they fail to impress
the public that they are really enlisted for
service.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-02
THE SPRING RAIN

The soft patter of spring rain at night
is peculiarly soothing. Other tokens of the
vernal season may excite more comment,
but the flow of water from the darkened
heavens has something very reassuring about
it. It's gurgle as it traverses the cutters of
the roof and its laughter in the cave spouts
are to the ears serenely musical. 1t fills the
mind with a drowsy content, and comforts
the heart to the core. At such a time fancy
flies hither and hitherto the roots and
buds of plantdom, and the fields of grain
and the planted crops The wooing stua-
ton soon carries the senses back to the realm
of dreams, from which, perchance, they are
suddenly transported. 1t could hardly be
other than pleasant When you rise to go
forth and greet the morning it responds
with a new and exquisite charm of fresh
ness and delight.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-04-02
Advice to Burn.

Here's song of spring from the pen of
William Kelo-mark its truth:
The farmer gets more good advice than
any man beneath the sun. The magazines
would treat him nice, so tell him once and
twice how his duties should be DONE And
lecturers with bullying brows in country
schools lay down the law; they tell him how
to groom his cows, and how to raise blue
ribbon sows by feeding artichokes and
straw The editors of weekly sheets, who
never pushed a span of mules, sit in their
chairs with leather seats, and tell him how
to raise his beets; and for his guidance lay
down rules The men pursuing other trades,
we all assume, know what to do. No man the
merchant prince upbraids, or chides the
lawyer till he fades, or to the plumber hands
few. The sexton, he can dig a grave; we
do not stop to tell him how, or show the
barber how to shave, or tell the tightwad
how to save, the dairyman can milk his COW.
But every man in town believes no husband
man knows how to farm; and so we criticise
his sheaves and tell him how to shear his
beeves and treat the old mare for the heaves.
and bore him till he has the peeves, and to
his shoulder rolls his sleeves, and tries to
do us deadly harm.