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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25
hi mama as NN1fnesses.

If you contemplate q pubic sale, and
you so over the articles you have for
sale in your mind, and place reason
able value on your property, it would
nike you feel pretty good if you got
much more money than you expected.
'That' s me all over. ''-Zuver. If
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25

Claimant names as Witnesses:
Adam B. C. Ludwig, of Dixie, Idaho,
William Mackay, of Dixie, Idaho
Charles Carlson, of Warren, Idaho; and
Andrew Nelson, of Airing, Idaho.
non-eoal HENRY HEITFELD
1915 Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25

Rabbitsl Rabbits Rabbits Pure bred
Australian Reds and Belgian Hares:
:" Yours for song ''-Duge Holselaw.
l7-2-#
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25

WINTER RYE FOR SALE: Best
quality winter rye for seed. If you
need any supply your wants promptly.
Inquire of G. B. Campbell or Wilbur
L. Campbell, Grangeville, Idaho. l72
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25

MY references are my customers.
Ask them.-Zuver. tt
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25

List Property with Geo. NJ. Reed
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, L. 5.
Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho, Sep
TENDER ., 1919.
Notice is hereby given that William
F. Hartman, Of Spring Camp, Idaho,
who, on June 30 1919, made Addition
al Stock-raising Homestead Entry, No.
06797, for SEHSWA, See. ID, NEA
SEh, SEA NEH&NEh NWl4, See. %,
n NEA NWA, SWANEH, & NWA
SWH, Section "a, Township % North,
Range West, Boise Meridian, has fill
ed notice of intention to make three
year Proof, to establish claim TO the
land above described, before Hampton
Taylor, t.. s. Commissioner, at Grange
vile, Idaho, ON the 18th day of October,
1919.
claimant names as witnesses;
David F. Van Pool, of Spring Camp,
idaho; Heeman Van Pool, of Spring
Camp, Idaho; L. F.. Kelley. of Spring
Camp, Idaho, and Ira d. Wilson, of
BOles, Idaho.
Henry Heitfeld, Register.
nOn-coa 17-5
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25

Insurance Geo. M. Reed & Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

lot is unchanginG whose desires arc
ic"' and Who is satisfied 20 be as ne
rs IT - =. negative expression. with
out Badness withou, pain and yc,
or @tu.nditN II speaks Of the long
years during which Emats iorbcars
nave labor"d sro,idly have been as
driven catli" hrfor" prince or chief.
ana yet lave accepted their lot as they
found u, without resistance or com
plaiut nudiu- therein a fair measure
OF h.ppIU"SS. sine" tho knowledge Of
better thiuEs have been !nCrcifully
withheld from them.
This What one reads In Umat's
s l@fT Nm, Is IN rgnosS nmt II IS
break up into a thousand crcascs. The
hroWn skin puCk"rluG in uumbcrleSs
divergent iln"S, !Ih" tho surface OF a
muddy puddle into which :. stone has
been east y noise Ike the crow in Z
Of cock combined with the roarinG
Of 4 nuN accompanies this phcnome
non. and vow mag thcn know that
jinatS SENSE Of hu:nOr has been tick cd.
1T does not take much 70 amuse
MIN for like most MalHys, h. is very
l!ghi hearted, and r;i UmatS world
laughs with and ~ him Almost every
carries us alanaian. or jester, with it,
for toll is liGhlcucd II men be merry.
aud in days %ouc h. Cmat was ono
of tho most popular and successful men
Of 'his class on the coast y quaint
phase Il happy rcpartrc, not always
expressed in the most dccorus Ian
guaGc. the rude rnimicry OF some per
Sonal ccc"n;riCiiy. a play upon words,
or a story with almost too much point
to it-such are Dmat's stock in trade.
caused him TO be we'll beloved by his
fellows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
COED FOR The KIDDIES
Give Them All the Pure
Syrup They Want

Give the children Domino Golden
Syrup on their bread when they run in
between meals for piece" 1t is Il
pure. wholesome. cane sugar product.
and they can safely cat as much as
they want. You can give it 10 them
day after day, for they never tire OF
il.
Tie rest OF the family will like its
delicious cane flavor. too. For Dom
mo Golden Syrup is delightful and
wonderful cane sugar syrup. There
arc so many tempting dishes to be
made Of it-a ncvercnding variety.
There arc seasonable dishes for any
time Of the year.
Your grocer will bring Domino Gold
On Syrup today. ASK him! He has it
IN cans OF two sizcs-lS or and % or.
Domino Golden syrup is made by the
American Sugar Refining Company. re-
hncrs or Domino Package Sugars.
Graduated Tablet. Powdered, Confcc.
toners. Brown,--.Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
LITTLE BOBBIE AND HIS PA
by WILLIAM II. KIN.

Ma wa3 rccding the paper. What
Society is Doing.
Deer me. sci Ma. see the Golarrah-
bcrs have parted. | used 10 see Mlssus
ioldbrahbcr al til" horse show g. I
thot she was outful. Men is aii.o
crecturs. scd Ma. To think of :, ,:cniol
man, Lowing = bmty like Missus Gold
grabbcr. Scd Ma
rritty tun, pritty tum. scd Pa. Nav
be the old CURL KEEP his bccx." to the
Srindstonc Sod Pa
1t says here that thay didcnt git
along we'll Scd Ma. so she has wnnt
At Rccno. How pc-fcckly Thrilling. sed
Thrilling nonsense. Sod Pa. WHY
donat YOU reed about the big things
mat is happening IN the wurld. N NOT
ABOUT IA" littcl squaDhcls or Little folIs
that think they are big. Sod Pa \
hunircd ye"rs from now. Scd IA. the
MAINS of that whole click Will be for
got, Scd IA. While Mains Xix" Wilson
\ McGraw ~ Maihewson viii stiii be
fresh. sod Ia. in every mind
Maybe so. Scd Nj. but all US ladies' 's
kihd OF Interested in society. 1t Is nice
TO reed about nice pccpul
! had my ling in that gang. sod T.,
y thay didcnt rccmiud me OF any Eib.i
class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
IT Was Not In the Scenario.

y bulldog is t,tuhcul ana SINGER
friend, but he's 700 serious minded ,o
b" around a studio when a I.,iis,i..
scene IS being pIt on. IS the opiuton
o. fcGSy May. who Is appearing i'm
ne iIoLa" of Intrigue, a Robcr.-
@2n-C0he plciur" distributed hv EN-
hibitors Mutual
l'eGsy mas Il bulldog who carries
IT, ~" nonicfy, Of Sport In The
scene IN which Peggy is shown
StrG@Eling sim crooks \ light IS
uasncG' HgE"h!.ng IcEgy being badly
treated. The scene was prOgr. ssing
M,h"n one Of tho players let ont a
3idaood -curdlinS veil and jumped over IA
,abl". minus a piece Of the seat OF
rs trousers Then pandcrnonium broke
loose the actors scattered in ali d.
rccnonS ana Director LLOYD Iapraham
sought rc'W-c on The TOP Of = ladder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

Wen did YOU 70 with them? sod
One winter wen ! was Singcl. SOD
| ro,c "a play in blank verse. So n
minus end understand il. Scd -.
thay played it in the Smart set.
thay was naiincd the Smart set. srd
Shakespeare must have Hoped a.
IN his grave.
Thay must bc charming. tho, Sod
did"ut notiS it, sod Pa have
much moar "harmingcr pccpul ri,
this littci town. Pa Sod.
IL - wonder you didcnt oh
sum Air-"Ss, scd Ma. How ala
cum TO marry little Me? Scd Ma. ;
meeting all them swell pccpul?
hcckaus my casvl eye cud look
mare masks. Sod Pa. saw under
re, namei. scd ra, :, lot of Vamnit
on, cect " silly things sed Pa.
'hhh" my get away, p3 sod. bccfo
Air-"sS cud marry me. Then
YOU n you grabbed me. scd Ia.
iiN" the way you put It. sod n
~"S not 50 vary ccGer to we'd Won,
! nm more than glad now. Sed 81.
Mn"a you turned GU; pritty fair ::
an. Here is the paip.r now. Sod
Hod can look navcr tho soshul /,
80 "a took the paipcr ~ the
HrShui item he red was Th. a.
'dhh"t ho"p TO ovc.taik Cinclna,.
SttSyn '''N' =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

tables
The pretty Universal star. whose low
able personality has been tho feature
oi many western pictures. barely ce-
cap"d serious injury in "pvnami'c'' a
ncw Universal production Under Eddie
kuil's direction
While MaGda Lane and Duke I.oc
are Struggling in western cabin. a
iremcndouS dynamite explosion is sun
posed 70 take place. crushing in tho
walls of tn hut and Miss Lane and
LEG are 20 he found ia the debris after
wa-ds
Hu: IN their hight. they had cvidou,l,.
m.S%a!cuiatcd tho spot whore tho heavy
Whil OF the rNoNh- scr waS TO crash to
the ground NJ last after the wall
had fallen with u Resembling ,hud.
mere Tas no MaEda Ian" Of Duke Lee
VISIBLE on ne scene.
bir""to- kull gave hurried and OK
yi''1 orders for removing the debr !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Anecdotes Of the Famous
PERSONS ~ WORLD SENS.

M ny years OF diplomatic service
lfi WSr" Srcnt by Sir Hugh Ciimord
among the Malay and Sakai tribes.
ana IA his book, Tile Further Side Of
Silence. he describes native with
"n4h ~" cam" ia contact:
~ YOU look at tmat's round. spIay-
featured rae" and observe it carefully
YOU may r".-d therein much that bears
upon IN" history Of his people The
prevailing expression is ono Of nro-
found '-.lm patience. not tho look Of
conscious waiting and Of tic pain or
hope long deferred. which Is tho rest
the "outcutcd endurance II one whose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Norma TnlmadEc Leaves,

After scoring Il decided hit a; the
" lItor In The Probation Wife" Norma
ing of this splendid feature being made
nero whorc the picture has proved
nnusna!IE interesting. Charlie Chaplin
IN ne FLOOR Walker has also CANS, a
much amusement in this rc-cdi,cd
iunnE picture, which IS the first Of
twelve to be shown here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
With the Film Folks
sToUIE> az S'REisN tCroRs.


WHAT lio'pp-cr Old ~ Iyrvara -5
npiN'hS on ma Z" 'thr'r did 20 Viola
1Hhf Gazing n"n NaUn Tho Com
naIry MAS located near Nrlf,,rr-a
'al, Las w"ck maxim. n~, er.,os
FOR please Gc' Married inc M
rsco stage comedy hy James ,.yr,.,
and l. was Allen browne. tr., 80
screen Classics. Inc, star l.s 6,r,d
for rci"as" under Mc'roa 70 rar md
better pictures poHcy
There was ono scene whcra A.
TRIM short who is playIr. spccL..,
Miss Dana, had To slide down a Iad1-.
i ,n, tnsS ihird story ~ a burning
untii he thought that hc had b, pc-
feet and tncr Director John incc
called FOR action
Mr. short came GOWN suoo,bly ,.,.
swiftly and "aS almost 20 tho rroI,ra
when a -uaF % he ladder cauSh- aim
snuarciy nnd.r 'he chin with m, sam.
eject that Dompscv's frs; urpcr.u,
NaH on W1l!arr Tho actor was min
isrtsted n MS syrrounGiugs for gL.Lc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
\ simple Itcn,on

d ioF ESSOE: You sec on; ,1o-
the street, my boy. a s.Inpia :,
t-at!on Of q principle In mcrb.'
iho man wlth taat car, pusso.
front o. Nam. Can YOU gucs. ibc
son my Nroba bly, not. NTH
h!m. Note the answer" To Tho b.,
man: My good man. why do Won
,nai cart instead OF pulling
Bakers man: Cause amt :, hos,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

N lCk p"u=an was a wllower "au'
lVl Elttln' 10 be an oUld man SOON =
ana nc frequently urged his oniy
son; thct !; was toime ned .ic mar
,lrd an bring wife home to make
-" place lux 4 thriic cheerful loikc ''
NICK Junior vas so much cn-rnty.l
witn farming pursuits that he said "hn
hadn't tonne "a bliss hissilr much loss
;nh iur Wife Father: "Ycz'U nav,
Lot a1othir year 20 over w. Eas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
strung Drn1nn,ic pi,turr

ono OF The STRONGEST photoNlave.
from dramatic and photogra phic stand. :
points. seen here this season is Maurice
iourncuT Paramount Aircraft special
picture. "TAy White Heather" which
is at the tGcon Thcatcr again today
u Is Splendid production. and tn.
nattIc or two men in diving suits on
INC hcd OF the ocean is rcmarkahlv
cnectlNc, Tn" cast IS OF q high order
OF artistic merit '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
y simple Henson

A prisoner had been convicted Of
~ ih"ft. ana to avoid punishment
MAS greatly perplcNcd ts TO what
HrSFcc o! lcnicncN he should SHOW. Al
pressing the solicitor for the accus.d
NJ said 1T is difficult 10 so. villa, me
such man a. your client wo,,id rc
NE army. Well your Worship" IA.
IT," s"l!cItor replied. he might bt asa
in'.y employed IN stealing a march oi,
tn" Cncmy."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Film Drama Of interest.

ono cannot rccaU any Serious nlm
drama OF quite such interest TO overy
element comprising the vast constit-
ucncy OF the silent stage a : The World
Ana me-, seen az The Isis Thcatcr. with
rranh Keenan, as star. Primarily. =
Is a play for thinkers, Il play with
a message. but at the Same time, il is
a play for those whose craving is
Satshcd with straight drama the
drama of tense situation of vivid and
lnccSsant action. the drama with tho
heart-touch and the love interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

Then tn" Lights were turned UP. re-
NoaIin@ sport licking his chops ana
being paciti.d by Miss May
re had mistaken tho scene for the
rch! th.ng aud had gone 10 the as
s!Stancc of his mistress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

and carving out tho dead and wound
nag the heavy piece OF scenery 10 lind IN,
t"G safely hudGlod absolutely Uakurt
under n" protecting wing Of a hca, V
GA n table
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

IN sUpNort ot Madgo i\ennodv IN her
newcSt Goidwyn picture Through Inc
Wrong Door" a DjC;uriZatiOn Of tho
novel by Jesse f.ynrh Williams. now
showing al IN. Colonial. John Bowers
father OF tho romantic rich Elrl i
caHitsliy portrayed by Herbert 81 nd
iuc, While the important role Of cub
Manly. who assumes his mrs; screen
par; since tho call to arms took him
TO France BESIDES the FOREGOING
performance as the nnanCjcrs wife
and Beulah PcytoT and Betty Schadc
portray schemlne mother and daugh-
ter whose aTarice wins !ts OWE futile
reward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

Gladys Lcslie's next feature follow
ing The Golden shower" on which
she is now at work. viii be based on
magazine story by Horace lazcltine
called 'rhC Marriage Of Little Jeanne
Sterling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
SCREEN BREVITlES

John *. Holden, formerly an cleo
iricai engineer for the Edison Com
pany, is now the technical director for
May tlIISOn'S "!'alr ana Warmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

Tho Tower of Jewels" will he
Corinne GriiIith's neXt feature follow
nc clyde Fitch's The Climbers 1t
:ras written especially for her by
Lucicn Hubbard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

tcW counts Of ten While the IN
member Of the company now has i
great respect for ladder runCg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
THE DAYS GOOD STORIES
FROM
FROM MANY SOURCES.

wiaout wiie"" Son "CuI ycx
wait III the tag ANA sugar worc
cheaper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Movie Calendar
1IJoU-Hnrimova "The Brnt.-

observation-disclosures "Thc Drnt.-
BI.rt.nIRD-Nnr
RROS W l-Cnnstnncc TIL
mndcc in .Tbc Tempe umcntnl
WIFE,
COIOSISl-MndEc Kennedy I'm
"ThrouEh the Wrong Door"
ISIS-Frnnk kccnnn In "Thc
World Ahamc.
ODI:ON--1'hc White Heather
REN--Jamcs J. torbcu In .'Thc
Midnight Man.
NICTOR-Normn Tn1mndEc In
'~The Probation Nifc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

= l.. X John Runny d,cd eevc~a,
yoars aEo L. was .rorally his A-o'acr
"ou saw who is said 20 resemble HIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

" C Constance and Eorm4 Tai
madgo answer ~ letters s,r, "a ,nanl
ConStauc" ls nor ua-ricd Bessie Low.
mayed ln Tho Enchanted Barr 'or-
stance TelmaGec'~ Attest picture j..
Tcmpcr4Mcutal v !fe'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

Yorker by birth. lie had a br,1l,,n,
S.Ase career before entering the silent
"raha and sine" 1915 las played Lead
m. mi roles IN Whcn the Man Speaks"
Inc Wild" Wrong Way and o.,
Stacker Heart" HIS homo address
100" Argyle Avenue, Hollywood.
Evening star., 1919-11-27
Causes for Thanksgiving.

! We should be thankful, on this day
! set apart by presidential proclama-
tion in accordance with a national Gus
| tom for years established, for mani
fold blessings. There are clouds in
the sky. There is industrial unrest
| There is agitation for a fundamental
change. There is mischief afoat in
the land, with radicahsm raising its
iugly head here and there. But there
are great blessings, and it is for these
| that the people are today expressing
| their thanks
The country has emerged from a
great war, into which it was drawn
irresistibly by the force of compul-
sion greater than any selfish restraints.
/ 1t has been victorious. 1t has gained
throughout the world fame for uncal-
culating readiness to aid in checking
a menace to the peace and freedom of
many millions of people. It has tri-
umphantly stood in the world arena
for human liberty and for principles
of righteousness.
In the adjustments following the
conflict it has come about that the
United States has not been as effective
i'll its influence or as prompt in its
action as our people would have wish
ed. The complication that has re-
suited from difference of opinion
as to the framework Of the proposed
league of nations and the degree of
American participation in that world
wide organization for the preserva
ton of peace is one of the lamentable
features of the contest But today
there is high hope that this will be
settled and that the prestige of the
United States will not be weakened
through partisan or factional differ,
ences regarding the obligation which
this government has toward its fel-
low members in the family of nations
I'OHtStlC tlOuUlco COut1Iuc W De
vexing. Prices are still high and the
| people are suffering from the burden
But they are prosperous nevertheless
The economic problem is not beyond
| solution. The foundations are sound
and the adjustments are certain to
come, and with a minimum of strain
and unsettlement if the people are
patient.
| The brightest aspect of the case. to.
day lies in the stanch attitude of the
country toward radicalism and incipi-
ent rebellion against the principles
of government upon which the nation
is founded. Wherever the sign of this
spirit has appeared it has awakened
an immediate and a stern response in
reputation and rebuke. For this
alone the people of the United States
should today be thankful, that their
faith in the justice and durability and
soundness of the republic is stronger
than ever before.
Evening star., 1919-11-27

neither the executive. the Legislative
nor the judicial branch of the gov
ernment. Money invades every de-
partment, and works its will every
where.
Unfortunately, this class addresses
large number of people. and such
people as have neither the time nor
the means for investigating charges.
So that, too often, reckless aecusa-
tions. made in a confident tone, and
repeated over and over again, find
lodgment and come to affect opinion
in worthy quarters.
There are soap box orators who
tell their hearers that everything now
adays is sold-laws, cHlrt decisions,
pardons, What you will. The trail of
the dollar is over all. Not only Wash
ington, but every state capital, is in
tested with agents of the money
power pulling strings in behalf of
some one or other of that powers
selfish schemes.
Where force is not openly advocated
by these agitators its use is strongly
suggested. The argument grows out
of the assertion. AS the money power
controls everything, how can it be
dislodged by any constitutional pro-
vision? How can protest get past
the ballot box? Hence, the urge of
the soap box fraternity that only by
force can be government be changed.
As is SO often the case, politics at
present is making strange bedfel-
lows. Your parlor bolshevist using
rosewater phrases. and your box
spouter using the lingo of the gutter,
are brothers under the skin, and aim
ing at the same thing-revolution.
Evening star., 1919-11-27
The Execution of Angeles.

Felipe Angeles, whose execution by
a firing squad at Chihuahua is just re-
ported after conviction as a revolu-
zionist, was as true patriot as Mex
leo ever produced. He east his for
tunes with those who were working
to free Mexico from misrule. He
identified himself with Madero, and
upon the assassination of that i'll
fated executive he became what is
technically called an outlaw. His
Identification with Villa was unfor-
tunate for his fame in this country.
That he sincerely believed Villa to be
working for the good of Mexico is
accepted. Perhaps on some occasions
Angeles showed poor judgment. He
Evening star., 1919-11-27

participated in raids that gave great
offense to the United States, but his
hope evidently was to arouse this
country to the point of intervention
for the redemption of Mexico.
1t is great pity that so upright
and capable man as Angeles should
be the only one thus far to be pun
ished by the government at Mexico
City. For he was the only one whose
work of revolt was on the high plane
Of unselfshness and true patriotism.
Perhaps if the government at Mexico
City can lay hands upon the others
they will be treated as it has treated
Angeles. Yet his execution is not
calculated to bring peace in Mexico.
On the contrary, it is likely to
strengthen the insurgent feeling.
Evening star., 1919-11-27
Traducers of America

This is taken from a press report
of the first days proceedings of the
convention OF the national labor party,
held in Chicago:
"Circulars signed by eight delegates
accusing the money power with hav-
ing bribed lawmakers to take from
the workingman the privilege of
drinking beer and wine by the enact
ment of constitutional prohibition
were distributed"
The enemies of our institutions NAV
be divided into two classes. One class
holds that our form of government
has outlived its usefulness; that it
was all very well for its day, but that
day has departed. The fathers, with
Washington at their head, were men
of vision and courage and wrought
well, but only for time. The world
has been moving rapidly. and has
now swept beyond anything they con.
ceived of or provided for. Hence, we
must take the turn the new time now
demands. Our so-caIled parlor Dol,
sheTists elaborate this contention by
the hour, very much to their own sat
isfaction, but to no great injury to
the country. They are lightweights
and address their class, which is
neither numerically strong nor infu.
ential.
The other class, which these cir.
eufars represent, holds that all au.
thority is now in corrupt hands; that
men are elected to Office by corrupt
means for corrupt purposes, and in
Office obey corrupt masters. 1t spare:
T..
Evening star., 1919-11-27
Time to Tranquillize.

heard a man the other day whose
talk seemed very wise,
And this is what he had to say, dts
time to tranquillize."
I saw storm in dark array come
sweeping DER the skies.
And then a rainbow seemed to say,
ats time to tranquillize."
saw some brutes in savage play.
Fierce passions seemed to rise.
They quieted and seemed to say. dts
time to tranquillize."
Some fierce unrest must come our
way; yet each foreboding flies,
And Wisdom gets his turn to say,
Gt's time to tranquillize."