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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02

Lots of good people would go wrong
they did not fear punishment.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02

Only One "BROMO OUININE"
To ret the genuine call for full name LAXATIVE
BR0MO OUININH Look for signature OF II. W.
GROVE. Cures q Cold In One Day. S0c.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02

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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02
American Women
No Slackers

We can well be proud of our Ameri.
can girls and women. In France and
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-03-02
Importan. to Motherg

Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, that famous old remedy
for infants and children, and see that it
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26
GOMPERS WINS HIS POINT
lnterallled Labor Conference Decision
on War Aims Is Triumph for
America.

London, Sept. 23.-The interallied Ia.
bor conference has been more protruct.
cd than had been expected, but after
another extended discussion, arising
mainly through objections Of small
pacihst group, the entire report Of the
cnmmlttee on war aims was adopted
with virtual unanimlty. This result
t. regarded as a triumph for Samuel
Gompers, president of the American
Federation Of Labor.
In his vigorous reply to the paclfst
objections Mr.. Gompers said he had
teen In England three weeks, and had
seen no flame Of peace flying through
tie world, as had been described by
someone calling himself n socialist
What he had seen was spark here
and there of fire from torch carried
by British and French labor move
rlcnts ON their way to discover an op
portunity to live their own lives ant
end the Prusslan menace to the worlds
liberties.
Until that WY Is made clear for IN,
world democracies, he said, the labol
movement of the United States will
ur.,Nl undivided behind the allies.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26
Splendid Recital.

The music recital of Mrs.
Katherine Daniel, at the High
School auditorium Tuesday night
was an enjoyable entertainment
and demonstrated Mrs. Daniels
accomplishments as a musician
and her skill as a teacher. 1t de-
served a much bigger audience.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26
HOUSE PASSES
sS,0O!O,OOO,OOO
REVENUE BILL
Huge Measure Now Goes to the
Senate for Final
Action.
IS LARGEST IN HISTORY
Designed to Raise by Taxation So, 1s2,-
100000 Of $4,000, 100000 or More
Needed for Current
Year.

Washington, Sept. 23.-By unani-
nous vote, the house passed the 49,
1S2.000,000 revenue BILL the greatest
tax measure in history. The roll call
showed $50 members voting for the bill
and not one against 1t.
Bill Practically Unchanged.
The bill as passed practically is un-'
changed from the form In which 1t
came from the ways and means com
mittee September 3. A number Of
amendments were adopted during the
three weeks debate, but none Of these
amendments altered the essential pro-
visions of the bill, nor changed any Of
the rates of taxation.
Now Goes to Senate. l.
The bill now goes to the senate
finance committee which already has
begun holding hearings on 1t. 1t Is
predicted that many Of the sections in
the bill will undergo radical change
at the hands Of the senate committee
particularly those fixing the rates Of
taxation on war profits and excess
profits. Secretary McAdoo has indI'
Gated a desire to appear before the
committee to explain why these rates
should be changed, and other treasury
officials are expected to advise thu
committee concerning other changes tC
be made In the bill.
Both Parties Satisfied.
Republican and Democratic lead
ers In the house Joined in expressing
complete satisfaction with the bill al
passed. gt.s.
The closing speech ON the bill. wa
! nhye BY Representative LOngwofth .
OhlS, who said that the measure no
only levies the greatest tax ever levie,
upon any nation of the world, but
equivalent to nearly one-third Of tn
total cost of the government from tn
time Of Washington to the secon
term of President Wilson. He added
"The unanimous passage of the hl
will be welcome news to our allie
and cold comfort to the kaiser an
his satellites, because II shows thu
the American heart is grimly set o
carrying this war through to the fiji
ish. 1t is the best answer to the whiI
ing peace proposal Of Austria. 1t
going to show that we propose to d
business, not with the tail, but wit
the head Of the dachshund and thi
we will force the dachshund TO sit u
and beg for mercy"
May Be Law by November I.
1t was the general consensus I
opinion that the final passage of Il
bill would not take place before N
vember 1.
The tax scheme Of the revenue bI
dips into the pocketbook of every ma
woman and child In the country.
was framed, according 70 its author
upon the principle of levying tax
, upon those best able to bear them, wi
, the result that the bulk of the $500
OM,000 will come from large incom
and war profits, with the liquor traf
yielding up more than 81, 900, 100000
Its share.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26
LAKE STEAMER MISSING
twlre, Jr., 5o4 Feet Long, 6,oo7
Tons, overdue-May Be in
Shelter.

lluth, Mlnn., Sept. 23.-The hlg
steamer wlckwlre, Jr, 50i feet
6,OO7 tons, owned by the Amerl-
Steamship company, is reported
ng In Lake Superior, A heavy
on Lake Superior has caused
hers to arrive late at the 500,
the wickwire, Jr.. may be In
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

Danvrle.-P. II. Shields and force Of
fifteen men arrived In Danville to make
surveys for the improvements in Dan
vile of the Southern railway. The pre-
llminury expenditure will he about ST.
000,0O0 for yards, enginehouses and
Slop buildings.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

Whitesburg.-Hinon Mullins, IS
years old, son Of Tackett Mullins, a
farmer of Ovenfork, was killed by a
Baltimore & Ohio train at 205 mine
jenkins.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26
BIG yANK ARMY IN FRANCE
General March Announces That More
Than i,75o,ooo U. s. Troops
Are Abroad.

washington, Sept. 23.-Emborkation
of American soldiers for the European
front has passed the 1,750,0OO mark,
General March announced.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

Elkton.-County Motorcycle Police
man A. Slaughter was seriously, prob
ably fatally, injured near here when
he drove his machine into Il buggy oc.
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. =. Rund.
His jaw was dislocated and he was
otherwise hurt. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudd
escaped with slight injuries, hut their
horse was so badly injured that 1t was
destroyed.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

Paris.-The H. d. Campbell farm of
twenty acres was sold to Joe BOtklns
for $220 an acre. G. H. Jones sold his
farmso 100 acres to ]. 7. Quiett, of
Nicholas county for $22,500.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

WhlteSburg. Thomas Adams, Of
Dry Fork, is lnstituting Il $4,000 dam-
age suit against the l., X n. Railroad
Company for the death month ago of
his two sons, who were run over and
killed by local train near the Uz
tunnel.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

WilmOre.-The war census cam
paign conducted by the woman's com
mittee Of the Council of National De-
fense closed with about 280 regis
tiants.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26
KENTUCKY K
10000 NEW s ~~~~~?
Items of Interest From
All Sections of the State

Harrodsburg.-Henry Gabhart was
adjudged of unsound mind and taken
to the state hospital at Lexington. He
is 78 years old.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

Observation-Disclosures Of the
women of Milersburg by the Council
of National Defense has begun under
the direction of Mrs. Clark BascOm,
chairman, Miss Bessie Purnell, assist
ant.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

BarhOurvlle. - Three indictments
were returned by the Knox county
grand jury in the threatened lynching
Of WIN Castle The indictments charge
these men with confederating and
banding together for the purpose Of
taking n prisoner from the Jail and
from the custody of the officers for the
purpose of doing bodily harm to the
prisoner and lynchlng him.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

Harrodshurg.-Few families have
the record of three fighters, a Red
Cross nurse and a camouileur in active
service, and If Uncle Sam accepts his
offer as expert engineer will soon be
added to the list. This distinction he
longs to the family of Mr., and Mrs. ].
w. Sallee, of Harrodsburg. shortly
after war was declared two sons vol
unteered.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

Carrollton.-NIrs. Carroll Craig, Of
the Mount Hill section, suffered fatal
burns in fire which destroyed the
Craig home. She inhaled flames and
was badly burned about the body, dy.
ing an hour later. The family was in
bed when the flames burst into the
room, Craig saved the two children
o months and three years old, The
hre started from n kitchen stove.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

simultaneously with H0lg's attack,
the French hit the Boches on ten
mile front south Of 81. Quentin, advanc-
ING more than mile and taking four
villages and hundreds of prisoners.
Military critics express no doubt of
rhc ultimate fall of ST. QuentA,, but
the enemy is sure to put up a long.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

Whitesburg.-John Morgan, of May
king, is the champion cabbage grower
of the mountains. From plot of
ground 100 by 165 feet he grew $500
early cabbage which he sold for 10
cents each.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

Harrodsburg.-Ader Harmon, of the
HarmOn-PrestOn Mercantile Co., of
Perryville, has bought from the Lee
Riker heirs the homestead in the sub
urbs of this city, 106 acres at $219 an
acre.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

Whitesburg.-Several pieces of good
road will he built in Letcher county
this year and all in the vicinity Of
Whitesburg, connecting with the several
model thoroughfares entering this city,
which We're built few years ago. More
than u mile will be built on Sandlicli
creek, section being rapidly develop
ed near here.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

All along the west front the air
fighting was most intense. In one
day the British brought down GO enemy
planes and lost 16, which indicates the
herceness of the struggle for the mas
terry of the air. The independent Brit
ish air squadrons kept up their fine
work in the bombing of German cities,
notably Mannheim, Metz-Sablons,
Treves and Frankfort. This brings
howls from the Huns which are music
to the allied ear.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

Frankfort.-Half the final distribu-
tion of school funds for teachers sal
aries the last fiscal year have been
paid out amounting to $274,177.1S.
There was not sufficient to the credit
of the school fund in March to nee,
this payment, and.i II was necessary to
wait until taxes came in.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

FrankfOrt.-State Superintendent v.
o. Gilbert has supply of commercial
maps of the United States and Eng
land for distribution among rural
teachers, who can secure them by ap-
plication until the supply is exhausted.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

Danville.--The United States Mar
shal arrested well-dressed man who
was stealing a ride on Il freight train
in the Danville yards. He was placed
in jail to await examining trial before
Federal Commissioner Lawwell. 1t is
penitentiary offeuse to ride on a
train without a ticket.
Licking Valley courier., 1918-09-26

Louisville.-The louisville Board of
Trade directors DECIDED to send tele-
gram to President Wilson asking him
to take up the question of the desira-
lnsag-(f tle, iiHf.aafneee q -Aotse- c,
ing during the war. The President will
be asked for ruling on racing.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-16
STANCE POSTOVNfCH
AVIATIKO.
Vlada zafizuje We Woodland
Hills parku hangar pro tfi
post. aeroplany.

Stanice vladnfch poStovnich
aviatiku bude zarfzena neko-
ika tydnech We Woodland Hills
parku, kde hangar pro til post.
aeroplany bude zbudovan.
Vladnf agent j. A. Jordan
yybral jiz staveniste We zmine-
lem parku a kontrakt ma stav-
bu letiste sveren VIM. Moore
Co.. zayazavsi sc postavit ham
gar a vse nutne do pristiho me
,fce a nakladem $4,000. Zmi-
lene tfi postovni aeroplany bu
You expedovany do Clevelandu
' nekol;ka dnech a jakmile par
<ovni letiste bude upraveno, "a
half postovnf dopravu mezi
New Yorkem. Clevelandem a
Chicagem. Zdejsf postmistr
Murphy ku podobne dorrave
ma jiz vse pripravent,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-16
VALECNA VYSTAVA 0TEVkENA.
VZDUSNY NAJEZD VYSTAVNlCH
AVIATIKU MA LORAIN A
WARREN.
DNES ODPOLEDNE VOJENSKE MANEVRY A We
GER VELKA PARADA MA SQUARU.

vaeena vstava spojencd otevfena dnes dopoledne de-
safe hodne Ma ocenim oevren podiel mayor Davis
svym kabinetem vsichn vyavni hodnostr akoz znacne
mnozstvi cvisG voiska.
Dnes odpoedne po ctvrte hodine zahaena bude VISTA
ve bva nz podilet budou jezerni reservse BRAN
c abora Custer Mich vojensti avatkove Rama della
jezera vypalena, bude povelem btevnm manevrum,
nchz pechota vyr svych zakopd, della kfzniku
Janc rozhuc etci budou bombardovat meso vystavn
literaturou
Veeer usporadana bude vekolepa parada dolennm me
ste Rada nadhernych aegorckych vozd vyjede do uc
sedme hodn6 poucn sviny zGstanou pohase to vsak
prdvodu bude luminace dos Kazdy aegorcky vdz bude
nit sve specni osveteni pochodnovy prvod posou hay
nj parade TIME zplsobem vysokych budov Squ1
de vysilana pr6vodd zaplava leKiny saavymf
porzena.
Ma vystavist vyhravaji dne ti kapely edna yoenska
druha vystavni treti namorn kdezo dnenim hlam red
nkem zustane James Pershng Chicago bratr vrchn
no veltele americkych armad Francii. -,
Vcera vysavni aviatkove podnkli veky zajezd do Lo
rain Eyre Warren kterazo mea byla mimi rovn6z vystav
nj leraturou bombardovana Ia dotceneho vzetu zdejs
pechoa pozdrava avatiky tronasobnou salvou rucnic
Dnes prileti eskadra aviakd Dayton pozustava-
jici aeroplanu De Hevlandsovych kterazto etadla u
tezkymi kuomety ozbrojena pondeli bude vstavis
velkoepy karneval - Mardi Gras
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-16
REVOLUCE v NEMECKU.
(POLEDNf BULLETINY:)

Bern, Svycarsko, 16 listopadu. = Nemecka btevnice
Wiesbaden odmitla vzdat Sc nemeckym revouconarum
snaza odplouti do neuranch vod Bya vsak lodm
voluconafu dohon6na orpedem znicena Ma lodi zahynua
celia posadka, $50 muzG vcene namornich kadetu.
V Mnchove, kde panoval pomerny kid vypukly nahle
nepokoje Lid voal uicch Naava protirevouce Pru-
saci pfichazej Ma narozch ulc postaveny byy ihned
stroni pusky steba zahaena Vseker doprava bya pre-
rusena ale vcera zaveden aks pofadek Bavorky kral
Ludvik III prchl do Svycarska.
Muelhusach vypuky veke nepokoje pri kterych
bozene obyvatelstvo vyhan usediky Pur
mistr mesta vysal nemecky aeroplan franco skm nim
ably pfislo francouzske vojsko zjednat porade'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-16
AMERICKE OKUPACNf VOJSKO
JEST JIz VYBRANO.

Pariz 15 listopadu. - Nemecka vojska ustupu cd a.
mercke fronty Lucemburku vcera dosaha jiz nekok
sad pohrancnc Mezi tim amercke komando zabJva w
berem dvii kere majf okupova nemecka dzem Pouze
ep americke silly byy ku okupacnm pracem vyvoeny Je
se re AmercanGm bude sverena okupace Met jnych vel
kych nemeckych NEST zvast Ryne Nase okupacni ara
da bude oparena zvlast znatnym pocem aeropan po
chod Rynu vyda hned akme spoenecke vrchni koman
do il nakaze.
V6era pfebeho americke lini 900 Francouzd byva
ych to zaatcu opusvsch zajaecky tabor nemeckou BIZ
evnf ni rozkladajcf hned po podepsanf pfim6 Voa
c hy posan do Verdunu ke francouzske komando vsim
pofebnym e zaopatrlo Byval zajatc pe zvlast hadem
a nedostatkem satstva
Jinak americke fronte nen zadnycn zvlastnich
vineK.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-16
SEKRETAR LANSING V CELE AME-
RICKE KOMISE.
MfROVY KONCRES ZASEDATI BUDE.
We VERSAILU.
HUNOVE PODNIKAJf USTAVICNE NAPORY MA
ZfSKANf AMERICKYCH SYMPATlf.

Washington 15 lstopadu. - Vyvo evropskych udalost
neen poll vojenskem ale eru meznarodn poitiky
ovadnutf demoraovaneho du byvaych centranich rsch
prnucue spojence americkou vladu ably dobe nejkra
konan by kongres mru Podmorske kabely spojuc Evro
pu Amerkou byly dnes zahrnuty depesem poednavacmi
prsm mirovem zasedanl Navrhovan mirovych
zasedan oazkou petezkou skorem kazdym dnem
ohauje noveho su tax re nuno cekat ak
cke pomery Evrope zkrysalisuj. Otazka kerem me-
mrovy kongres zasedat zda by rozlusena die
vech znamek bude Versailles msem kde mapa
pocych ohraniceni velce podsatne bude zmenena Yer
saes ehoz vyobrazeni prinasfme dnesnim cfsle bylo
pave mstem kde ednu roku 1871 byo Bsmarckem cisar
~ Nemecke ukuta ker6 temze mistd AZ letech must
~bytf 0statnimi n&rody rozfnetAno.
Dalezitou miroveho jednani bude predevsm uves
zvo do pravidenych koej ably zabraneno byo nebezpe
nym zmatkm bosevismu anarch ejichz prevladnuti by
zenena centranfch nevyhnutelne zapeti
dostatek bdu had Zbytecne oddaovana konference mu
mea by pany vlv prospertu americkeho spoenecke-
no prdmyslu.
pozornos prpoutana jest, kdo zasedati bude
poselstH zastoupen Spojenych StatG panue do
mnen vyednavanf sucastni pres Wilson, ale jako
deegat Znamo JEST re nacenkem deegace amercke bude
statn ajemnik Lansing ako osatn mrOv zastupc meno
celia fada americkych osobnos dfednik, soudcd d
sojnkl ale tito dosud nebyl nkterak fedne potvrzeni
jsout to jen pouhe dohady.
Novnkou jest zprAva, lie strany socalistcke nejen
Europe ale Americe dozaduji ably zastoupeny byly
zeeneho stou dobe kdy ednano bude osudech ceych ma
rodu. ~
Nova vlada N6mecka zasala presdentu Wlsonovi pose
s kterem naehave zada ably nemecky lid zachranen byl
pred hadem rychym vysanm americke komse mrove bud
do Hagu neb neho soucasne vyslovue dix Wsonovi
"a sb, ze Nemecku bude pomozeno.
Dr. Solf nemecky mnistr zahranicn1ch zalezosti byl
dnesniho dne anm sekretafem Lansngem pozadan, ably
pro pe veskere vadni dotazky adresova vsm spoenec
kym zemim nkoi en Spojenym Statdm Jednani Lansn-
povazovano jest pokus zaavt ustavcne uoky ne
mecke ably ziskana bya Amerce sa sympae pro svizee
vybonych Germand kterf chapa kazde pfezitos ably
obe porazku jeff nune nasledky usnadn We spojenych
Statech lie skuecn9 pozorova jsy souct nemeckym Ii
de ktery ale ostanich spojencd nenaez sova naezno
nejakeho ohlasu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-16
NEMECKE LODE URCENY K ZPATECM
DOPRAVE AMERICKEH0 VOJSKA.
100000 MUZU Sc NIUE KAzDY MI.
sic VRATIT K DOMACfM
BREHUM.

New York, Is. lsopadu. Americke vojsko Francii
1hrnnem poctu 1900 900 muzu moho by snadno donna
z kvenu prho roku, predpokladaje ovse ze eho vo-
enskeho zakroceni nebude vice eba Tvrd predseda
rady Hurley kter Ultra sobotu odplue parnke
Olympic spoecnos konrolora poravn Hoovera do Evro
py President ceskosovenske repuy prof Masaryk odce
stovat ma toutez lodi.
Nemecke rakouske preplavnf nakladnf parnfky nyn
neenne zakotveny pfstavech Hamburku Bremach Tersu
(Pokracovsr st-ane 3.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-16
PROF. MASARYK v NEW YORKU

New York, Is. listopadu - Professor Tomas Masaryk,
president Ceskosovenske repuby cestnym hosem
savnosnho banketu kerem zastupce noveho sau
tka Pr ennim Americany TAX bylo ohaseno spo-
lu dods ze jeho odezd do Prahy by ponAkud odczen
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-11
HOW MARBLES ARE MADE.


All boys like marbles; but who
knows how they are made; or where
they come from? Marbles" says
The Chicago Herald, "are made In
great quantities in Saxony, for export
to India, China and the United
States. A hard, calcareous stone IS
used. This is broken into square
blocks, and about $50 of these blocks
are thrown into a mill, in which is
"a fiat slab of stone with numerous
concentric burrows On its face. A
block of oak of the same diameter
as the stone, a part OF which rests
on the small stones, is made to re-
volve on the slab, while water flows
upon it. The whole process requires
but quarter of an hour, and one
mill can turn out twenty thousand
| marbles a week.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-11
A LESSON FOR ELLA.

"oh, Ella, may + help you make
the cake??''
!. The face of the small sister was all
;aaglow. No suggestion of a pleasure
that she might share could have ap-
pealed to her more, apparently, than
the chance, to lend a hand in the cake
baking. But ELIAS answer extinguish.
ed the brightness of the ardent little
race as a breeze snuffs out candle.
Indeed you can't. i can't bear to
have you in. my way. when I have
something to do"
s But I can help, Ella. can beat
the eggs just as stiff
And as like as not let the egg
beater fall and spatter the floor, Ella
spoke contemptuously. mo, you're
more bother than you're WORTH & s.
Aunt Margaret listened to this
dialogue without comment. 1t was
not till Sylvia had gone away, a pout
on the lips that had just been smiling.
and resentment in her eyes, that
Aunt Margaret said quietly:
BY the way, Ella what is Sylvia
worth in your opinion What would
you take for. bel? ~ sas-
Ella stared, understood, and flush
ed high.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-11

{ s0h, you know that | think eyery77
thing of Sylvia, Aunt Margaret.
wouldn't take millions for her. | only
meant that when she tries to help me
she hinders more than she helps"
II supposed that was what you
meant. dear. Ithink you are mistaken
in supposing that Sylvia is more
trouble than she is worth. Of course,
small learner does get in the way /;
she is bound to have little accidents.
But this bother is incidental to CIV
ing her a necessary training, not only
in the work of the household, but in
Tie spirit of cooperation and help
fulness, so essential in making the
right sort of woman. | quite agree
with you that Sylvia's worth is far
above money. She is worth bother
ing with. She is worth any sacrifice
which will make her all we want her
to become. =
Elias face had undergone many
changes as she listened to her aunt,s
words. but now her first flush OF
yexation was replaced by penitence,
81 never thought of it that way
Aunt Margaret. was thinking OF
making the cake, and not of making
Sylvia. Now I'm going to find her
and ask her if she'll help me with the
cake and pudding, too. Even if it's
a bother, Sylvia's worth it.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-11
ERECT CARRIAGE.


Erect posture is the primary ele-
ment in good bodily poise. 1t is a
very simple matter. And yet. it is
very, very uncommon. Erect posture
is not only factor in beauty; 1T is a
very important factor. in health. This
III true not only because 1t means a
normal condition of the spine with a
healthy state of the nerve. centers, but
because Of its influence upon the func-
lions of ali the internal. organs.
Nature intended these organs to oc-
cupy a certain position in the body.
they do their best work only when
they occupy these allotted positions.
when they are crowded out of posi-
ton or, permitted, through bad
posture, to sag or fall several inches
below, their efficiency is naturally in
terfered with. They are obliged to
struggle against severe handicap.
-Dorothp Pearl Buchanan. In Physical Culture
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-11

I would not even pluck the fragrant
flowers
Beneath my feet, as thus ] stood
apart.
Again He passed, and in my grief
said:
srd rather die than only stand and
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one look. of sad rebuke, no word He
said,
But left me weeping by the open
gate. 4s ~.
The weary, weary hours, they; come
and pass;
1 watch the reapers cut the ripen-
ing grain; &}%
| see the heavy sheaves, and sigh,
alas!
That can only wrestle with my
pain.
The night draws near; see Him once
again:
"Ah, Master see, tbs growing dark
and late; j.
l have no sheayes!" His sweet voice
soothes my pain:
"They serve Me best who patient
stand and wait.
So, patiently I strive to stand and
wait
Through all the glories of the com
ing. years
Wait till His lrand shall lead me
through the gate,
And change to smiles my tears.