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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
THREE SONS IN
NATIONS SERVICE
Patriotic Boys of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Dawson of 1909
Church Street.

Three SONS of MIR and Mira J w
Dawson, of 1000 Church street. arc in
The service of Uncle Sam. j T. Dawson
is n sailor ON the T. s s Mercury. for.
mcrlv an intetned German ship now
transporting men to France Word hns
been received of his safe arrival on his
third trip TO France He crlised about
the world in the navy in 1907. and re-
enlisted IN June last venr
Another son, Harry A Dawson. served
IN tho Spanish American war lie en-
listed in the service ~ the ont reak Of
tho war and is now nj amp Dix He
Is in the 5oth Pioneer Infantry (Delnwarel
and was middle man in the Pioneer In
tantry Minsttcls when they performed IN
Wilmington
Another aon, Robert l.. Dawson.
also ls nj Camp Dix in the army
ERrl Colgain Of the twentieth Field
Artillery. United States Army. has re-
turned to Camp Upton. \ Y after
visiting his mother Mrs Margaret
ColRain Of 173l Lancaster avenue for
a fcw DAYS BEFORE assignment io camp
Upton he spent two yeats nj Wae9.
Texas
Or Page = A Chosaer. dentist who
recently was associated with Or " 7
Harris has gone to Camp Meade Md
to take NJ hia duties as lieutenant in
the dental division If the s trmy
Medical Corps Dr Chesser. who at
ono time Vas lieutenant III Company
H. Of tho Militia ~ Milford was com
mlssiuned q lieutenant ~ the dental
corps many moutha ago and has heen
eVaiting assignment ever since
Word hns heen received of tho pro
motion If J. l. 1alipfcrro ef Tits CITY -
sergeant in tho hospital corps Tel +.
as he was known % his friends wns among
tho drafted men from Delaware Who wete
sent 70 Camp opcthnrpe FOR preliminary
training Several months before he loft
with the draft contingent Ialiafefro
made an attempt - oulist il the fegtliar
army hnt waa turned tlavu ~ aeeouut
If slight physical detect Iia never
mado claim fnr deferred classification
on this account anl vae admitted t. be
National ArmY under fhe nrw rhvaleal
examination or,ler7 re(are g3ing into
the army FOL wae enpasei ~ tila com
passing room of Morning $n'vs II a
now stationed NJ Cafpii5 hristi Tey
General lIoawtal \u r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
THTSTTHT0W y MD

aporial ''orrcar carrndenre ~ frer3 tsenfnr
Chrafcifovn Nil NJ y super
iutcniout ~ ounF schnoia f8afd
Clarke and nonl,cra ~ iho rehaai Iaard
rrpoarrfi hef,ae the nttnf I arnfaisalaner
ofR. last week. end asIFrd ie1 al ap,4a.
pietlou ~ So. 4n3 ~ 81 I'm the sehoals
~ Nont county nest rcal a4 aPaInat
81 OnO f., la=t ycat Jl,s iatge eeqrs
pslycd fof ie fan tht trltpoee af iHttesetnp
tho anlar,re 81 tit - hers fnd thc count =
superintendent ~ fat Meeting tIo ~
ctcp=ed cnat II rcnerrl euppls4
Governor harrington ha4 appointed
fntmrr Judge .lau,a life3 Fcarce #
tins town tho hced f thn s,f0fe Rnard af
Fducattuu II IL understood Int J,ldpc
Pcarcc. though voll advanced IN years
will accept the hnnel
Nllse 1aay 'eirek 4 aehnoI feaehrr II
Kent county. who took Il Ctlil .strtlec
examination here last October for u
Federal government eleriral posltian. haa
hccu notified that she has loen appointed
70 - pozitlon ~ the qh'termaafet 8
department IN Washington - salhtY
oi 81 100 per nnnuu NIia= Patrick lot
this morning fr Washington
Miss Mary Numbers Of Nlillugton bas
hccu appointed principal "f The Colt
pul'ifc school
Nt- Clera lranic of BaItfmore. has
hccn visiting her sister. Ms Robert
Ilarris. here during the week
On account % their inability tn secure
supply nf coal the managers ef tire
Chcstcrtown pas plant have been com
pclIcd to close the plant temporarily
Thus means great lneonveulence II
houscholdera here, and efforts will be
made to induce the national fuel admin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY PLANS.
Parade .o be Reviewed at PostofIice
by Mayor Lawson

Arrangements have been completed for
the Memorial Day parade
The first division will form ON French
st rect, right resting on Seventh and will
consist of the disabled soldiers IN 8ut0-
mobiles and other bodies IN automobiles
or carriages under the command of
Frank T. Genticii
Tho Second division will form on
French street. right resting on Tenth
atieef. facing The cast end will consist ~
members of the g. 4 r.. who are able
~ march. pscofind by Apppmattnx
Cemp M 2. Sons of Veterans, and band,
with Post Department Commander VIII
liam & Bough ~ command na marahal
The third DIVISION will form nn French
street. right resting ON the left ~ The
O. n iacing the east and consisting
If the councils # the Jr. . Z NJ and
the Mechanic Guards, under Captain "
IS butcher, all under command of
Thomaa & Appleby
The fourth division will form on
French street, right resting on Fd'h
street. faclng 'he cast and will consist of
MI thr cainpa of + . = # 4 and Drln
ware ommandcry No ~
Tho 9Th division viii form on French
street. right resting pn Fourth street
racing the east ana WI tlh@bi ft WV
Boy Scouts under command n Scout
Master Greonhawk
Tho parade viii start at 2 20 o'rlrrk
and ali organizations must be IN linr rcHdF
- rnnroh ~ that hour
Tho lipc of march win bn south an
French street 10 Fourth. ~ Market. ~
Delaware avenue. 10 Flol,iirrs and Sailors
Monument. a. Ynn Brcn street through
COOL Spring Park, - Ninth street. tp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
SIM FEM.
John O'keefe.


Ye lie when yc say ye Irish are
Was Judas suckled IN Mullingar,
Sim Fem?
Shall a Queen have beggar's bedding?
Shall the deer lie down with the pack?
Shall the sunburst rise for the spreading
Of the cold north wind and the wrack?
Shall the Irish thrush be wedding
With the two-faced vulture black
Ye traitor to Erin, traitor to Christ
\ e traitor to clean souls sacrificed
Sim Fem!
In the turf that the saints tears water
In the innocent fairies mead
Ye have knelt as the madman's daughter
Went sowing the poison weed,
And its stem is the spear of slaughter
And its seed is the devils scedl
Ye traitor to altar, traitor to fane
Ye traitor to Belgian babies slainl
Sim Feinl
Shall ye butcher the lambs, new bleating,
Till the Mother shall stand agape?
Shall the brother ye kiss in greeting
BE the sant-browed murder-ape?
Are your babes for the tigers eating
So the lion they may escape?
Ye traitor to freedom, traitor TO man,
Ye traitor some day to your own mad elan!
Sim Felnl
So We open the dawn with thunder,
Till the buried Of ages stir,
And We stand, from the world asunder,
Half coward half panderer,
While the harp's voice dies, drowned under
BY the trumpet of Lucifer
Ye say ye are Irish through and through?
Not till Iscariot's Irish too,
Sim Feinl
New York World.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
You Can Tell the People Who
Have Iron In Their Blood
Strong, Healthy, Vigorous Folks

ppctor saws Ordinary N,uatod Iron WIN
Increase the Strength of NerFn,ls, F'n~
down People iu Two Weeks Time 'n
Many Cases
One glance is enough ~ tell Witch people
hsve Iron n thefr blrr1. They srr fhe
once that ~ end dare The others s-- in
he wrakiinR elass aleeplrse nights sp0nr
worrying oyer supposed ailments. cons ent
dosing with habit forming drugs and mar
cotics and useless attempts % brRco up
with strong Cofe pr other stirnulaUts ere
what keep them suffering and vaiuly long
Ing ~ ~ strong Their real trnuhl is
lnck ur Iron ln tho hipod Wl-hrut Iron
he blood has no power - change foo
son eaf docs yon good you dom z"'
hr strength rui ~ II When ron s sup-
rlied / "nrichrs 'he irnPnr"rishted ni""d
card or dF~ras, Number If nervous.
n down people Fho wtrn silinE ~ rhe
lille havr fnret as'onishfruiy incrras r
trfr strength and endurance simply by
taFing iron IN he rrrpor form And This
after thry ,ad II some aeos heen gn'ng ~
anything
n Ynu arc M strong nr ven you n~e X
e Yourself p nsk" ne following 'est sec
how iGug son can work pr now far r0'i csn
walk without becoming tired %rxt taka
two Eve greir tablets n NHVstrd Iron
fhroe times por dav after meals for 'To
veeRs Then fest yoyr strength again
ard for yourself nov much ynu nave
gained There = nothing IKE good ~
sound healthy eash ~ sour bones Elut
Tnfl must AXE iron ir form nat ran nn
easily ahsrFfeFfi ann 42SfrUfisFefl IKE lux
atrd iron tf Fou want Il ~ 1n Won any
Rond other ~taa y nay prove worse man
BRelaas
Many az atblets and prize Rzhtsr has
ha day simply herause PIE knew he
secret ~ great strength and endurance
which eorur= from having plenty nf iron
In The blood whlH many sn0fAn mas gone
down 70 inRlnri"us defeat simply FOR
he lack If iron
q regard no value ~ @uxated Iron
Dr 4 : %ewmau. lafa Police surgeon Gf
the rity ~ hirago and former House SUR
Reou Jefferson Park Hospital hiCago. Saws
1uxRfed iron has proven thrnugh Hts nwn
trsts ~ ~ to excel any preparation 20 has
ever uspd FOR creating red blood. building
lp the nerves and strrpgr hFning fhe
muscles Dr q w Armisted Grove
HiH Ala graduate ~ he I niversity
~ Alabama school pf Medicine Mobile
iRa3 SAYS In nc cases ] used $uxated
Iron ! have found moro beneficial results
than from any preparation have ever
usSd iu - years practice. Or =.
HauCh PoIkvilie. Miss gradua ~ tho
Memphis Hospital College Memphis SqS
says ! away 7prCscribe Nuya'ed iron
where reC0nstruciive tonic is Indicated
NANIFACTI-R RERs NOTE II $uxated
Iron recommended above uot q secret
remedy hut one which is veil known 20
druggists ovCrywhere Unlike the older
inorganic i-nn products. il Is easily as
simulated does not njure he teeth make
them black. nor upset he stomach The
manufacturers guarantee sucCcssf ful and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28

eatiralv satisfactorv rrsulis n Tve N UUr-
chaser 1r hey viii -rfurd your rooney
n Is dispensed On MS rjry rv Milton
Eckerd and 8G pthe good druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
Market and Iistnias

Market and dismss.
Tho autmnpbilcs abd carriages viii
draw nrar ~ the curb On the nurih SIDE
~ the monument and holt until The
marching delegations have pnssed, when
they viii resume the line ~ march.
When the right ~ the line reaches the
pos'oiine the parado viii como ~ com.
psny front facing pUih The chi5
marshal and the police escort end at the
other mnrHbals and uPieg VIII meet
Mayor Lawson and take position ~ ifont
~ The postUfiicc ~ review the line ho
automobiles and carriages viii then pafs
~ review AZ soDn ne the lcfi ~ tho
line ~ automobiles haa uncovered The
boy Scouts will wheel infp line resume
the march, aud page IN review ~ the
point pf DISMISSED The other Drganiza-
iions ~ they ere uncovered. viii 'lp tie
same
The g. A r. and other patriotic RI
Ranzafions yesterday attended pernprisi
services at Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church when special sermon cvas yirss,i-
ri by Pas'or Joseph 7 irwin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
BELMONT RACE.

New York. Nav u Trumpa Ia
Morte. I + Wldenera imported 3-year-
old. won tho Metropolitan handicap
a race rioh IL turf memories, ~ Belmont
Pafk Yesterday amid the din and clamor
which ever mar 81 tho finish II racing
classic
old koenia winner nf tho Paumonok
Handicap on tho opening day - the
racing gear hern ~ Iamaica waa second.
and Priscilla Nullene third while back
in the rufk. aoundlv beaten we're The
great Omar khavYan. tho wonderful
.l-vnar-oid of lat7. and the ever popular
Roamer he rpar which greeted the
easF victory of franpa a iorte was
something more than tie expression ~
pent-up enthuziaar i was recognition
- good horse and game spor'sfnanliko
owner
! I Widoner haa stood pp smiling
against nhnv rarlng appointments III
the last fWo ~ three yearz. bit tho spa.
has nn atanrhcr supporter nr frter frinnd
and tho congratulations heapod IN hun
and his trainer Tom Welsh on tho ciuh-
hose lawn after the race were as hearty
as fhnt nrfn deservod II was the FIRST
historic fixture won hv Mr. Wldener on
fha fai r fatir ar five years and fnr that
reesan perhaps vaa the more appreciated
Light b ree4 vent - The post and after
short ,lnlHs To field won't IF 'onn almost
perfect start Rnauer rared right -
he front aud forced the pace up fhe
tatS4trateh md around he turn When
Strengthened Oft for tho rim - the yiro.
however IL hbgan 70 faiter and hen
Trornf,n n \Iarfo mud old knenig swept
hy Inn
Il looked iar few strides at the laat
afyfernth polo az If Old kaenig would
repeat his tietarY af Jamaica buf Trompn
Ia Nnrfe paz full u run and drawing
atif won easil5 by fpn lengf ha whIle Old
keenlg beat Priscilla AfuIlens winch elos-
ed strongly. lengit for second money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
PATRIOTIC POWDER WORKERS.
Pleasing Show at the Garriek Theatre
Last Night for Red Gross Fund

pleasing show was given a. the Gar
rick Theatre last night, under tho auspices
Of the Brandyvne ahop7 # the 1u Pont
60 for the benefit If the Red Cross
fund The attendance was good, and ga
tho expruao waa nominal between st00
and s500 will bo nettod
Prof Nohammed. very clever uagi-
eian. mystifed the audience aud got lots
ot applause He Is quito original and hns
lot of ned and tluez zplapahlo tricks There
was also einglng hv Frank T Palmer and
Matthew petfirrcw Dlwning brothers
gnvo n splendid dancing and comedy
stunt md Jnnea Gooly accompanied on
the piano
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
cur THIS OUT
What Nuxated Iron is Made
From
S7vrru esa.e-ro-t ri CORN position ~ i.e
Formula

svrru Statement ri corr position ~ i.s
Formula
Tbe 9oard of directors have sutho--
ited r nroadee., p1h'lra'io1 - -
s-pvs.rd fr1r sr rha+ mo public may
evar0lur " fpr theuer'~es and nudge
aT 4" ts merits
coar tbj5 =ta,erner' fe- - ten-n- n
rhofr readers 81 s suggested tha-
physicians f7ake vcc0vd RI it ard keep
II fp fnrfr rRicrs sr hnf +nrv ynaw in
rrlligrrtlv answer questions ~ p--irrtr
r0rcrrrlirz - Fvorvhrdv r. 4dvizeF
tp r1' it out ard Teen copy III
f~r a~+vsl sworn =+ator1r~t Win n rrr'
fp anyone rh0 tdnsi-es sHch ~ ia FL
follows
lr9r p-p,ora.r lspocraY s7e~fse s,and-
ard quantity given nelow 7ofiur1
=aato ceiIinro aivcercphoeph- y
p NfuuSant0 F MIX "r-nira
rrsce-ln Uitter Magnesium
Carbonate ~ Ginger IA NN
sSsia cinnamon S. Elriun
Fnch dnse ri ro tablets ~ ~uva'ea
Iron contains une srd o0e-heif grains
IF organic iron in che form pf iron pep
tomato IN special specific s-andayd
which in nur opinio1 possesses Superior
qualities f1 Bny other ~nown fnrrn RI
lrou Fy Using other makes RI iron
FsptonatR WE could nave put K 10 Rau-a
quantity m actual irnn in ne fahln+s
~ less than fourth thn coEt m 1z
and ny using metallic Iron re could
have accornuiisred na same thing Rt
iose Than ovie-+ welrth the cnst hrt hr
50 doing re mHSt have most certainly
impaired neir therapeutic eficarv ftly-
Cernpboaphates used ir MuVated iron
IL pnr M The most expensive tonic lu-
gredientz known II IS oSupcialv -r~-
commended to r3jld 80 rne nerve force
and hereby increase brain power ss
giyrer0ph0SUhRfes are said ~ contain
phpSphovouE ju p state ~erv similar
~ hat Ia which n s found 81 ne
nerve and brain cells ~ man.
As viN ne seen from the abnvn two
Important inVvedlents % EuVRted Iron
Iron Fepfonate and CtlvseFcphcsDhates
are very expensive products aS com
pared with uost other tonicS
nder such circumstances fhe temp
tation 10 1dujtrration and sWhSfifu-
ton ny unscrupuluus persons iS very
great and mo punijC Is hereby Warued
20 be careful and SOC every 1ntfie Z
plainly labeled ,%CXATED IRON hy
the Dae Health Laboratories. Paris
london and Detroit. al as hts
is ne only genuine article if you have
taken other forms Of iron without s1c-
ccsS his does unt prove ruEated iron
viii not help Fru
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
SHETI.ppT rARk nrtN.

Though Memorial DnN IS hNcj as the
time for The formal opening oi Shcllpot
Park. the Ing amusement place IL now
omen ia the Iuhhc and all rf the amuse-
monts arc ~ tull OPERATION with the oV
cepilon ol the amlty Theatre llla
popular theatre VIII open on the alter
noon Of Memorial pay, with 2 Ing pro-
pram ~ vaudeville There j. dancing
each evening At Shcllpot, with the cNcep-
tIuu of course, of SUNDAY evenings 8nd
the number ol dancers Is larger than ever
before
There will he n special program for
Memorial Day in honor Of the veterans
of the Civil War. and interesting pro
grams will he continued each day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
SOLDIER HURT BY BASEBALL.

Laurel, May 2s-Thomas OIhphant
has received word OF the serious INJURY
at Camp Dix. Of hs son, Harry y OIli-
phant who was one of the first 10 volunteer
from this section when war wns declared
While playing baseball Harvey was
hlt ON the head by ball and knocked
unconscious, it being necessary Ia
send him TO hospital Young OH
phant was LAurcls star baseball pitcher
and captain Of the local club before he
entcrcd the armX
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
OPENING or
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS

Brandywinc Springs Park, for many
years one of the most popular recreation
places IN this section OF the country. will
open for the season on Memorial Day
and speC,a program Is now heInR ar
ranged for that occasion II Is the lnten-
tlon Of tho management 20 continue to
improve the park from year 70 year and
to make II attractive 20 tho people ot thus
city rs well rs to those Of other places.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
commission 70 Organize

Eh 9 COMMISSION appointed by Judge
RIce - review 3, 300 damages awarded
Matthew - Murphy Tor the nondeuna-
tlou ii . strip af land IN front II 10 1O05
Delaware avenue for thn widening of
that thar'ughfare will organize Friday
afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-28
TRINITY MKv's cLuB.
Dt. Julian Adslr Elected President ~
The Ensuing Year

The En9uIng feaF
Tho Mems club ~ Trinity ETdscops
Church lest night elected tho follgVrg
officers fer fhr ensuing yo7r Pra1den-,
Dr Jill0u Adsir, g,reprr7 dents. Hrnar1
Rcrao and i''rnn i'n1deny'W, 7ffff-
tary, Frank J.. ~ NI0''0 'rha7jffr.
Tilgbman johnston
Tho Men ~ tie Front end 'hr Wrror-
Behind n was the subject It an in'rr-
nstiug lerturc delivered nv f1lerf"u 'i
Wal19 ~ thr Philadelphia Public lelRer
Lost something Try classified
advertisement m kvery Evening AdY.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-25
T00MBS UTTERS ONE ERROR
Noted for Accuracy, Famous PubIiclst
Makes Mistake In Georgia Con-
stitutional Convention.

In the Georgia constitutional con-
vention of 1877 SO usually accurate a
publicist as General Robert Toombs ut
tered a singular error. He was con-
tending in a speech for enough courts
in Georgia to assure speedy justice
and at one point in the debate he said !:
81 only desire to say one word. Six
ancestors met upon a plain at Runni-
mede and established a great system
of judiciary in one line of bad Latin.
They made King John say, we will
sell to none, we will deny to none, we
will delay to none, right and justice,
and we must make as many courts as
are necessary to carry out those grand
utterances."
Actually there is no "plain" at Run
nimede, as those who have visited the
historic locality know. Anciently there
was a running-mede, or meadow, on
the Middlesex shore Of the Thames,
where races were pulled off. Possibly
the doughty barons held some mass
meeting in the meadow, but history
holds fast that the Magma Charta was
signed on an island off shore, nearer
the Surrey bank, and which has ever
since been known as Charter island.
In London in 1909 there was sale Of
the island and the wonder was voiced
in the public press why the govern
ment did not purchase it and erect
upon It some suitable memorial.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-25
Sell War Stocks

BUY PEACE STOCKS, NEARLY
TWO YEARS AGO the INDUSTRIAL
AND MINING AGE named as the
most promising war stock INTERNA-
T1ONAL MERCANTILE MARINE,
International Mercantile Marine,
pfd. has advancer since the war began
from around $SS to above 500 a
share. The common has advanced in
the same period from 62kc to SGT a
share
The purchase of 1000 shares of the
preferred and 1000 shares of common
IN 1915 at a total cost for both of
$s,625 showed a profit on Saturday of
$l2S,375, or more than 3,40O per cent.
The current issue of the Industrial
and Mining Age names and analyzes
the most likely Peace Stocks The
INDUSTRIAL AND MINING AGE.
now in it's tenth year, costs IS for 81
issues. It is written by noted experts
and numbers among its readers some
OF the best known professional stock
market operators in the United States.
Sample copy sent free for purposes
OF introduction if you write immedi-
ately. Address
INDUSTRIAL AND MINING ACE
p William Street, New York
Largest Circulation of its Character in
the World "a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-25
TWO BRIDGEPORT
BOYS ENROLLED

with the announcement that the
merchant marine training ship Calvin
AUSTIN had put in port at New York
d1scharging 50 men now qualified for
service in the merchant marine. it is
probable that several of the local ap-
pl1cants for sea training service will
get a call in a few days
1t is thought that the system of
calling the men Will be that a certain
number of men of a particular branch
of the service will he sent for, the first
men that enrolled several days ago
Will then he instructed by Special
Agent Hindle' to appear before the ex-
aiming physician and should they
pass will be sent to Boston, where
they will be assigned to a training
ship.
Since Saturday but two Bridgeport
boys have applied for service. They
are John Francis Donovan of 1,190
Noble avenue, oiler; and Abner Phelps
Bissell of sos Sterling street, steward.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-25
A BRADSTREET OPINION.

Bradstreet's commercial agency is
as impersonal and unbiased an au-
thority as you can find on any bust
ness proposition. When, therefore
Bradstreet; in estimating the causes
Tor lack of business success, says that
"a per cent. of all the failures are
non-advertisers, they tell one of the
principal causes of business wrecks.
This information is not anyone's
guess, but a statistical fact deter
mined by one of the greatest com
mercial agencies in the world. The
people who can't get up courage to
do advertising might well reflect on
this fact, and see the chances they ere
taking as the result of their lack of
aggressive push.
Bradstreet's evidently regarded the
advertising question as vital ele-
ment in the problem of what causes
failure, or they would not have taken
the pains to collect the statistics on
this point. Their finding should be
accepted by all business men as
pointing the way to one of the great
paths of success.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-25
The DUTY of Parents,

What better legacy can parents leave
their children than to teach them that
success and prosperity are surer if
they begin by doing everything we'll !;
by being so careful and exact in the
performance Of every duty, and max
ing themselves SO useful that their
friends or employers cannot do with
out Them" and that when success be-
gins to crown their efforts they will
''be happier and no poorer" if they use
some proportion of their wealth in
aiding those less fortunatef Let par
ents and employers, both by example
and precept, teach their children and
their employees to be industrious,
faithful economical and scrupulously
honest, and the daily papers Will not
send through our community SO many
records Of crime and imznoralty.-MIl-
waukee Evening Wisconsin.