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Divorce Case Filed
in District Court

That hIs wife attacked him with n
frif. and thrcutsulnE tu mtc biz ne
drove him from tho house and latof
deserted him. s tho allegation INSIDE
Nt Bred Arklr lu fht divorce petit
tIuu filed tHiIy boz D. district court
hrHIrs' hls wife Nina Arkls
Arkir states that they we're mar
ei Iu ins Angeles uu February 10.
1915 and That one child has hecn
born 10 them lir tskH for au hlsn-
late divorce.
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'hiflru Npfl o. Butter lower.
rr,Imrn stuttfar
ErrH hirher. uH0,Ipf1 % 7si rlara'
Irsis 1Yu f1l ca ordinary ir.ia Tsi
H.hhf 90 ura fHfDH Included
ISL 20 't riurIHs packed rrafs
Ua uT.l
i'1ufuss steady rrrsipts s10 rltai
northern sucked ld Uull vhI.r a.
suI, uut 81 500 a DU. western fua
soto f..I1 sac uDA atutk Florida
uumIa" nur SO pee barrel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-10
-Four Boys Join the
Navy This Week at
the Local Station

The navy recruiting station here
will be- olnHed FRIDAY and saturday
as The recruiting officer has been
chilled 90 attend u meeting at Trim.
alf on those days relative 60 the con
version 1T war RISK Insurance into
other forms 81 Insurance The std'
ton viii Del rcupeurd Monday.
The recruiting officer reports th1i
tour mon hHve been accepted Tor th'
navy already fhia Werh Those uf'
f.lrhnfi UelutH.t 1Hmes ~ NoNsHHr
b. tines r NuNHsfr ana lrfinE itis
Stafford.
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iho rate OF no per rent per anuum
from the gtth dnt of Iununry, 1919
SIND dollars thereof lt tho rate of ii
and Interest on ft,80S14 thereof al
tho rate OF 30 per cont per Hnnum
from the lOth d1N of March, 1919.
and 30 pcf cent additional ON co.,
Huuuut of principal and interest Hs 90.
toIucEH Ices.
FIRST NATIONAL uANk
or ALnuQt ERot r..
Hy J. M iANNOIDS
President
Apul O., 2, 5. o. 40, n, ~, a. 10.
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Legal ohce


NOTICE
Last Win hud Tsstaafnf 81 Afttur n Han
nHfsasrH
70 kiih % b Vail ~ AIbuaueraur Ns~
Nst.rn named In ths Wal g. Erfrsius. afd
lN ~ 2 Wfg e1nffrn. afeelina
YOU Hre hereby rufINrd that ihe aIrrrH
last MNl and Tetamrui ~ Arthur q HALL
drcrafed mfe ~ the County ~ uarrailld
anf Hfata ~ Nru Mafira Wa produced ard
rad 81 the frnhatr tour of ihe ruunty q
NfrnaINln Hfafn % NaW MarIrD. on
~ 2lnd DAP % Msrfh. taIg and
ne day n the proving N aid alleged last
VIII ada Ieafamsnf vas thsfenpon fssf fns
saturday. az -ttt dsl " Aurl A y 1919
Given under MAJ hand lnd fhe Nfsi ~ fhls
Court ttis alnd d. ~ March A u 1910.
ALsrnN AuNrOYA.
tHfal Guunfy glffE
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Ia WI .ud Testament ~ Anisoay Nismirr
herrrsrd
To Ifuuir NirHIHr widow az Fati uafis.
Zine AIhnpHrH Hur n NJ. mentioned boz ths
MIl o. rletufrt John ANTHONY Nismlrt.
~ Rest haHeiIrr Albuaurruurf
You are hrrenY notified that fhe ALLEGED
lhtI VA Anu Testament af Anthony Nismlsr
decreased late M fhf rnuntr % HernnIIIu and
Nialg of Yes MrfIUH. va produced end reed
n ur Probate Cont Of ne ruunfF ~ Har
nfiHNn. state ~ Nru Nstifn un .he g1nd day
% March 1870 HHd 10 daf ~ no uruyIns
Hl sHId alleged lH.f VIII end Testament Iva.
hffruiHu Nffd fnr SATURDAY. ttr 1Nfh dnr II
Npfh To- lNlN M 10 ,llra In thr fnra
unuu 20 HGid IaF
Given undHr Wt land and tho Seal ~ thI.
tuuft. fHIs -.ni iaI ~ March. a u 1910
hEHfuN MONIuNA
t~faII County gIrrE
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las WIN and restamsnf ~ Jacob Eshis..
deceased
To hHa srhinss fink Helena. Art daurh.
ffHfl1fie " rtrrr. rarr q Major n
Altman uiamnnd ffhtei Mstfupale Dsnvsr
lHll daHFhfHr Nlmnn Hfhlnis AlhuaHerqur
s. a. son and ~ III sha u may eonr.m.
grsrting
Yes a-r henhT rnifsd thni Ur aIfsasi
.sst VII sad Tefiausnf uf 1a-nh Nftias.
df f+sfd late Oh ths tnuriy Of HernaiIIs and
SLATE ~ Neu hrsirn. va produced and rsaf
poi INr Frnha's tHuW ~ fhr tuunfV 81 Her
laiNIg state 70 hrH NrrIrn. ou ths agna
DAY N March 1919 and ths dar af fhe rr1t
lns of .aId alleged lnsf VIII and Tsstamsnf
va rhsrraron u.fi far NafurlaF bro laft
HN oi Nrri A 10 ietp 90 Do 10 clock In
thr forenoon ~ .aid dnY
Given urifr mf hnnd nnd tho Seal % fhis
tnurt tt's l4ud dal M Narrh A u 1919.
MNTuH NuNrOYA
lHhII County flfrE.
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heavy beef steers iits0a $50 90, urut
80 n0utts 90. butcher COWS t1aun
ftiTt; amen ft1s atiooo; calves
iifs0H4if.a0s n~foskers $3.50
laeb.
Sheep receipts 1t.03O. market
atendy io higher. iumhH at7.7Gu
$50 gbi cults sifu0 ufi745i medium
ewea tt1 % fittos cuiiH fGouu
~ 90.
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nenNer colo. Nnnl tu cattle re.
cuipia t.0oe market steady. boo
ftcers one tom ftatn. cows and heir.
efa s. toMf f9 7ft siocksrs and fesf
rrH $1,000 fii5i. calves fiino q
aIaTr
Hogs receipts 5000. mlftst steady.
toy $50 90. nulk go loo $50 nu.
Fhfsp uHeHiuiH 5000. market slow
steady iumbf fIfsa 1850. ewes
kftuu ffttfu.
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Chicago. Apul 10 Ncufhy dolig.
rIIaH OF rurn showed comparative
rruura TODAY. OWNS 90 ths fact uln'
oNorsirht purchases - arrive were
fmIi IuIamuph HH Yesterday hrDlH
iu prices hnd carried The market be-
lsW u level az whiyh 81 900 per huHhfl
uf loading stations rnIli Boo riId
1utuIur prices whITn ranged from
cent oft tu A. cent advance. with Nav
50 -.. and iuif On iur to ftaI.
nlr Iuliuwnl hv 10 moderate ug 90
ruund and then Something of f
fHIlf.
tHttr.s weather for aosdinr tended
fH af'.tH uHfs After opening Uu
changed tu H rent hiEhsr with My
% foo tst. nD market hrIi within
IHrrpW limits
f'.Y. siuna iafksl support
IHf.U fHs WHfkrt IIHui"Nrl mnrU
promo r.rI vtikrf"H IH consequence
Uf Itnt url Du"mpsUfIuu f.Hm Ace us
fH IfI.fH tIuaI H|HHUNItf U.f
.H.f fH advance WITH Nft ff ..
O.. N .Na HuI IuIt 80 O. n ~ CO.'S
'IoHs.
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THE MARKETS


N.w York. Aprl to Mercantile
paper th ~ sterling go Has bills
80. commercial go dnf hills on hluts
ftuI commercial so daN bills 500
frHtUHI fff' oshias fGa
NDNlDIn dollars 7ifrr
Tune loans steady. 90 dava 20 90
aud q months 90
tfl money strong high Tow rulinF
fIfr. closing ltd. offered 10 % lHrt
lulu. HI N. bank acceptance -
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IrnanH 'IfN. Mo- Huri in-Uora,
receipts a0oo market higher. oarii-
top 5000. F u'N record 90 auocu-
lutnra uu ono luuI
'hi'lo eUoIuts 5000. market steady
tn lower.
sheep receipts $500. market stead,
but allow.
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PoR sALL-Typewriters

ALL KINDS, both new and second
hand, bought. sold, rented and ro-
paired. Albuquerque ~ pewriter Ex.
change. Phone et4, t2a 80. 9th. 81
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Pipkin Shooting Case
Now in Hands Of Jury

Tho case of h. plpkln, of tallurf
,Urrrrd with assault with tutrni 10
XIII Nhioh was hcrun tn the disifiri
court "Wednesday, 20 the lnfl
sHfN fnis uusrunuu The verdict VIII
uroblhl, h, returned hoIoro evening
uipkIu Boz charged with having shot
iHtt lurpun. The night mAfHhhll At
gHllup W%uuudtug him in the MP
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PASSENGER TRAM SCHEDULE
Ia Effect ,.susry ~. 1919.

No. 4 conascts ~ 1orranee ulth Z Y. \
: " Ne. ? fr.m ~ pass and No ! frum ~
East az Hauta " With u q Y q Ter Beaver.
No ennneets A. Kennedy With A r a
y y 40 10 from Alhuqnsruue a. willard
with A T A 4 y iralh fur Nounlninair
hslen ard Albuqarfgufi ~ Turrnnce with n.
y q \ " No. Z Tor Ss.ssa Rosa. TucumcArl
aud tho east
FOR further iuisruiansr rommunfcnfe vita
.. rEGdknSON.
ITafue Manager
SANTA ~ n
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PIANO TUNING

J. ~ EdWardh-Tuning ana repair
ing uf an musical Instruments, Phone
704. Hosidence. ieJS North Eighth
street
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A. FLEISCHER
wANTED-ssAio Help


MANTED-iioY nf Naah Electric CO.
coo Mesf Central.
MANTED-Two strong boys Apply
Livingston. gfS South second.
MANTEb-EKpsrisnccd cook az Met
tuuulltHn Restaurant
MANTEp-tanitor Tor ihe prcsby 81
teriun church. Capable man only
need apply. Write boa 10. Care Of
Herald.
Statesmen AND sAIEgIApiEg
MANTEn-For u moritorious propo.
sition in proven hurkburnett Field m
ICNuH, hig acreage. liberal contract.
permanent if can Nuke good. call ni
sturEvs hotel after o o'clock. AK
Ion Mr. Hansy.
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FOR SALE

1850 room. ~ story brick. bath.
electric lights. sidewalks.
Highlands. close In.
fa.750-s-room. 2-Htory, frame. mod
orn. lot fOexit2. garage. good
outbuildlnEa. South broadway,
cl0se-ln.
tf.2no-5-room cement block hunEa-
low, modern. huiit-in features.
garage. West Coal avenue.
tt.2OO-b.room brick. modern. hot
water heat. good shade.
garage, Fourth ward. Close
Ia.
sb,250-S-room frame, modern. COM
ulctely furnished; also one 3.
room frame bungalow, modern
with sleeping porch. also one y
room furnished house. All on
lot 7sxti2. Income i58 pet
month. Third ward. closc-in,
o., 00O-b-roum frame, modern. clors
In. Fourth ward,
A. FLEISCHER
RIAL ESTATE. mn AND AUTO.
MOhILL INSURANCE. LOANS
Phone ga Ifi south Fourth
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Santa Fe Time Table
H


No. soe-From VI raso. 7isspm
No. eio--frum NJ faaa.. 7tuOam
No Hof eonnscts - hsrn With Ne ms
fer Clovis. feeos valley. kansas Cty snd
0uif coast
No. sos eonaerts A. Rslsn With No. ma
IRON Clovis md psinis east and seuih u
Clovis.
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FOR sALE-unsosnAneOu

TOR sAIE TUENT-LldICT' hIrYrIo
ln Eond condition. Phone isoH,
FOR SALE Good sewing machine.
5000, ruing WAY. s1t ". Roma
FOR SAi.E-ta inch steel shafiIrg.
foot OF 100. Boa 817 or phone
fOO-N1.
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LOST

LOST pair of Tortoise she'll rim-
mci spDctucloH Finder please return
20 GruuHleld Bros. and receive reward
LOST 2aN3t. NOS. Anaco NPF Gg
lens amcr1. Please return TO Hanna
A Hanna and receive reward. tifts
West Central avenue.
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wANTED-mlacenHnsous

((@@S
WANTED nroasmakinE of nil kinds.
Prices reasonable. ite y. Lead Ave.
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WANTED Real live woman fni
house cleaner. Fair wages 10 bee
gin with Must speak English. Al
Tor Mr. uArry. Room a. HittneI
House. from o. 90 % o'clock pm.
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wANTED-Femaie Help

MANTfp-Girl or woman for Eener,
40 hnuHUW ORR. GUa NoUh arl ~.
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NICELY FURNISHED tWo-room
apartments Tor housekeeping Also
nicely furnished sleeping rooms.
hirhllnd House goa East Central
ROOM ANp sleeping porch with good
board care Tor % gentlemen. health
seekers preferred. ideal location. ln-
uuire 1879 South Walter.
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WANTEn-At once. six Amori.
ran ladies over sixteen, under
thirty. fur pleasant employment.
Good pay while learning rNrul-
lenf opportunity FOR fHpld adj
vnucrmeut Answer iu own hand.
writing. ZOOS 90. care Evening
Herald.
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REAL EDUcATloNAL PRooREss

GONE tremendously interesting addresses se tnne aear.rr. before the
onttaupn % te Nntonal Educational association. 10 In nuy-mnth
"n1e.i session IN Aivnukce u Is unforunAte that he great ma
fs s~ S n~e aadsesses are too long for punnee.oe ~ ,newspasrs bcsOlse
n.eHsex rebHahed IN another column today deals with the problem Of a.
ntetac4+ ~ nftnEH out the surprising tact That the children 81 foreign born
y .s ~ show q smaller psfeentaEe Of tmtraty than are found an nnS ctas~
:" enHWtn OF native American parents
This finding does rot seem to hear oa the general impression that our
e stnsn pppnlauon tmhs 20 educate az children; either That or shes as not
n = fatncr a shocking discovery that more thnn M nrson Ahneuean
te seventh grade
n = enasne 10 learn that tho average ssiss, paid 10 the rural school
Per day nrhs person who can be fed IN these nnca on LIS per day Is nusai
Lnutea n wnec means either tht = majority @ school teachers 70 hungry
ana fh-eind. " that they are dependents
y, " wcuid e well e other than tsathers could read che addresses deleered
not only inot tho tremendous ncedn IN education Of III nalon, bt also int
NC hlFh efficiency that ms aecn ~ H. nou being developed among the
fueeatcnnl workers OF the United States Hendng these addresses bnngN
tontlenon That while there Il sun tdsansm among school teachers II 10 being
81 bound 10 poduee results
But We must mike up our minds In New Mexico NJ in every other state
N THIS union that ~ must spcud NOR money fr education. We spend more
Tor FOOD. eohhnk Labor bceause we has 20 spend a. W. spend more
n cFers stale I'M the union. H greater than he value oil lis school equipment
when we reach the thought tina. education u al essential 10 thc welfare
2 W.. naton - nre foNd clpthhna, comfort recrcshcn, we viii N 10 longer
hesitate q M Removable expenditure 81 ny reasonable tax fol schools
MeEte n penf Very rapidly eliminated from ducauonai work. There Is more
y waste IN nc work Of the federal goyerhment In this connection. perhaps
~ this people ms ceuntenanced huge wnsse during a because IN result
wa souEht regardless Of cost The wsc thorough education or our children
= o. sent 70 IN safety. ~ this nation aa ws the defeat ~ Germany. Yet
~ SUI hold q against adequate school equipment: adequate q for teach
err adequate funds foF duenthgps1 research work
Times however,. are hanEtns We look toward confidently % ~ TIME
Nhc n a eompatcnt school tencber Will be regarded an Of M great economic
<sue % n community Is 9 competent carpenter. worth aud receistne AZ
substantial . wage
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BUY NOW

Il \ yesterdays ncuh fon Europe ms q dispatch stptng that n commission
4 o. the French government has been Instructed 10 buy M uiion tons Of
= crul n the inted States NJ oncc rs q preliminary to further enormous
pnehaNa ior export 10 France WIN the eoal mipcs Of northern France
tmh and winter VIII witness tho greatest export business IN coal this Or any
Other nation hhs escr sccn.
Or Garfield Of the United states fuel administration. has issued a state.
mcnt % The newspapers IN which se forecasts ~ a absolute certainty q serious
shortage Of coali "a the early in aud throughout tho winter oiher authorities
who are equally competent 10 speak. confirm hE prediction. From every ar
thoaanee soumot the Informn.on available indrafssa coal shortage tms con.
frx winter far more teuous tina ansMne the country hak known in Inc past
save refhni Is for the few terrible weeks Of rattle congestion during the winter
q 1915 In addition TO the huge export demand which win be a, hKh prices
production.
Figures furnished the newspapers hy DR. Garfield show that more than
gep oal miners have lcn The United states snee the npt p Januaiy with
There may be less Of shortage in New Mexico than anywhere else IN the
coundp. owing TO- our fsohlOu. hut there win be- "a shortage here ga es-
whsse. aud coal prices VIII be- much higher before they are lower than TO-DAY
level. The price pohabJ, VIII advance Throughout the fii aud winter Fars
pufchancS OF co4i in the cmt are matters Of stern necessity. Here early pur-
chaafH seem a nhattcf oil sound Judgment
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IN SCHOOLS

"a = ~ Instance o the modern trend in educational effort read this bn
tHmrry Of q nacr by Mnbeue- Clenn. suparviao OF naustc IN n
schools o. Bloomington, Illinois IL r. read to the Educational col
senuoh "Wednesday II appeals to us a 10 highly sensible:
For genuine and farreachinr reauns in ninsc education there
y no heid more fertile than the elementary schools where " . have
'nh the crhdfen Of all tho people" at their moti mprcsAohntle aee.
Mutcs strongest inncente rs o IA fceihga We appreciate
ie importance y this Influence when We realize that tho real d,na-
mic " q mans life ~ u his emotions
Music develops thai wonder working EMOTION The pouer to
dream. Songs porua, feelings substituted FOR these which come 10
fsey individual Ia real life. Sound Illusions properly fostcrcd give
~ interest outside ourFesca and make - OF more value 20 sochy.
For trailing in quick perception precision. regularity. form.
fcffaint and control music har no peer
IN the public srhoola music Is the ~ unitinE power A class
or FORTY. In most rubecta. presents problems OF discipline IAeause
81 tho possibilities ~ rooperntfon and muscs power In developing
. common group feeling. n music onss OF = thousand may be awacd
az y unit
The universal desre Tor seif-exprcssion nny he satisfied
thfonsh music.
Ths opportunity for training Ia mrsical discrimination 81 given by
tho uHc Of mechanical musical instrunentA Training In listening
should play a ~ important part in mufic education.
We viii experience democracy IN musical education only when
technical training. according to the capacity OF the Individual. ~
given thrush he public schools Much talent w. lost hcsansc ~ iHrk
Of opportunity Tor study. Talent aud lack Of talent mmy be rsr.rfnin~i
hfuurh psychological tests Thus may the future performers aud
the future audiences be chosen and trnined.
Muae riateriai should he chosen whlrh viii have the proper n.
pel so IN sttee OF emotional Development
Teachers must Keen To their minds m amazing ems Of INC f-
tuc ana ~ ucr hearfs'a mnmernl faith la their visions. AuMcS
power h bunlsss. provided tcachcru hold q vision Of the puienthatnes
in the elementary schools
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LOVE OF THE BEST
By III A~DDINGToN BRUCE
Author OF Tho Riddle OF Personality" "Psychology and
IurcnthUod." Euc.
Copyright 1919. by tho Associated Nowspapers)

oNG years y Ralph Waldo FIN
trsnn pcnnrd the HtriEtng nnc,
The i.'nd that man hLrrics o.
love OF the best n b. "a phrase that
Enps the Imagination u nNeu itself
N the memory.
But u ~ much more than q phrase.
Il is q clue 10 the solution OF one oi
ne most puzzling OF human phtuom.
en-.
Il helps TO explain the seeming
rrcklcasntas ~ many IL bold pioneer
of SKY Nud sea-lunoVHturs lu ait-
plano and submarine ira; cl-in risk
ms almost certain death to tccou-
pish an almost impossible sat
ltacoounts FOR tho resolution SHOWN
b. H. great pathfndcrs who uo mat
Ter how extreme their suneriuss. roe
turn again and aguin 10 the aolf-1p-
pointed tack of pen tuting tropical
lungi-s. sun-b1kcd deserts and irc-
clad wastes.
u affor.lH insight into the pnssiou.
ate sclf-furgstfulness ~ tho Fcicnt'Hts
and iufentors, who rob thcms
even OF food and sleep N thereby th,s
NAY hasten me gaining 81 the gDII
the" hayc sci out 90 reach
And. in yet other a,lis ~ action
Pr NNNfNNN ~ wv VIC NANAN"N NNI'N' NNN .H
the ptristoucN shown nllkc bs authors
painters. musicians. skilled .riir1ns.
and cartain OF industry in ccfHi"g
from thcir isbofs only when ihr iu-
roads % disease p~,ralNzo their powers
Fame ma come ~ them. r. COM
petence mHNFap wealth hut still shes
work on Ask them WIN. the, cane
not tell They do not know hat 10
u nccuns" they are hurr''d TO ruut'u-
ued effort by their Instructive love of
the hest
Philosophers mor" modern thnn
Emerson phrase this fundamental
truth dlO rortly.
hefrsUn the nmous F~r"n,hm1n
speabs NJ Tho "rlun ,ifHl" the "ppus
ZEE WHALE or the vital urge" jung
we pafchnlopisi uses trc term "lh-
10 or "rtnvl"g." Vet ilvuys tn
'mnicaiiop IA no S1ms.
Nnd this briefly. is thai thor" e. iu
NeN man 90 somcihiuu th"t iwp"l-
nun 10 do until he dies. 10 strive e.
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RABBIT yfSDs 81,
JAYS

A. VIZ have good and stormy weather.
SO good ana bad deeds mix together
ID ErER RABBIT hung around In
the Ola Orchard for q while. hut
undins everybody too busy 10
gosBip he decided 10 go ovcr ~ ile
tifcen Forrest 10 look Tor some Of his
friends there. ia mad gone but = nt-
tie way Ia the Green Forest when he
caught a glimpse OF a blue f0rm steal
ms away through the trees lie klieW
in an instant Who ~ WIS. for there
Is no q but Ssmmy JAY with such u
coat. Peter glanced up In the trees
from which sammy had flown ana
there In a crotch hnif way mp he saw
a nest. Il wonder" thought Peter,
III sammy has been stealing csgn
there, or " that - his own nest Then
he started after sammy as fast as he
couiu 30. iippcrty -hpperty-iip. As he
ran he looked back and was just No
time to SCI Mrs. Jay slip on to tho
nest. Then Peter knew that he had
discovered Sammy's home. He chuck
led ~ he ran.
I've found out your secret sammy
JAY" cried Peter when at last he
caught up with sammy
I've found ont your secret. Sammr
LOOKING not az all pleased.
Certainly" rcplfed Peer with dig
nifty. Il wouldn't think Of telling
any one. My. what a handsome fell
low YOU are, sammy"
sammy looked pleased, lie is a
little bit vain. IL sammy Jay. There
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down so that it is o pointed At
all.
why did you steal Mrs. Cheleds
eggs demanded Peter Abruptly.
sammy didn't look the least bit Oh,
out "Btcause : lii. cggs, he r.
pied promptly. IL peopi. VII leave
their Gigs ungunrded thcy mat Il.
pect 10 lose them. How did yca
Know | took those oggs?''
Never mind. sammy. never mind:
a little bird told me rrtorted r.te'
inischioyouslv.
Sammy opcucd his mouth for a
ahurp reply but instead uttered 4 cr,
OF warning. Run Peter run, lien
comes NcddV Fox he cried.
l'eter Owed neadlong under a pli
OF brush. MS funny thought h,
while he waited FOR TEDDY ieuX d
40 away, how so much bal ANA Il
much good can be missed together
sammy Jas stole Choices eggs An,
then ne saved NV life. lie wouil
have done Just ua much for Mr.. ant
Mrt Chetcr or any other teafheret
ncighhor. Hc can steal cgrs Tor onll
a litilc while Ia the spring. so
guess on the whole he does mon,
good than harm"
Peter was quite right SAMMY doc
do nor good than harm.
NcNt story; Peter Discover Som,
GoOd In blacky the Crow.
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By Mckee

excel not merely oiipcr mcu but ND
Own previous ondca,ors Peace OF
mind 10 him onty through csci
better accomplishment
OF cours % has also 10 he said
that. as observation dpils showa. cir
rumstanccs mas giinc tho love OF ths
best l-ct a man ior reason he'
como Helf-Entisfiod or lft him doVclor
feelings Of personal infcriouity. an
The Impulse 10 strive viii nn lOngc,
c%ncrgixo him
other Cirf instances MAY misdi-
rect tho benign impIlHs. aH 100 ths
ease ct fhoi unfortunate urged hN
their lihido Co excel others % q
tNcDi Themselves m criminal conduct
hut this docs not affect tuc import.
auc, OF tho ihido as the controlling
force iu human O. .huNIuf ~ only en-.
phasizcs the ced Tor SO shaping tn
growing mIu.. through education il
the early NCars. hat the innate. in
Hiltcut impulse Goo achi'y" shall %,
E.pt alive and he guided 60 ends used
tul tu oCl"t