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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-03-26
JEDNANi o ZME.-
MACH v USTAVE
SVAZU NARODU
Situace We vychodni Ev.
rope je pfedmetem va
znych obav.

pafiz. "A bfegna Romise
Imiovt konfcrencc pro sva2 ndro'
| d0 We Syt sobotni schnzi Y anne.
rickfeh litadoyndch pod piedScd,
nictpim prosidenta WiIsona DO.
kon6iIa uya2oy0ni o osm tIdncich
Smlouyy 0 syaau n1rod0, kior6
jsou toliko rormdhi zm6non
Ddlc5itl dodatek ohledne Mon.
rocovy dokirinN janonskj doda.
TEX proti plemenndnu predsudku
a franeouzsk5 dod0iek ohlcdne
utyorcni gcncrdluiho Stdbu byly
odloleny do scht2c pfisit ktcrd
bude zahdjena dnes rdno, Neutrd.
love nayrhli tficet dodaikil, ale
isou 10 yeskr2c dodatky formdInl,
yyjimaje syycarskdho dQdatku 0
syrrhoyanosti,
Paiia, "A bfelna Mcz dele.
gdty miroyt conference nabyva
yrclu mineui ic noco ro2hodutho
musi b{ti nGiutno y sihaci y}
chodni Eyropy, hemd.li 2ayldd.
nouti chaos Y PoIslu, Ukraine, V
zGpadnim Rusku, y{ehodnim N6.
mecku a Rakousku, ba V souscd
nich kraiindch
Prynim krokem syrrhoyanG Vi.
leone rady Y snaze po zabrdn6ni
yd1nSm nGsIedkdm bylo prohld.
SEM pfimdfi meai Poldky Il tlkra.
jinci DruhSm krokcm pax bude
posldni polsk5ch diyisi . trancie
do PoIska pres TO- 5e Ndmci .isou
roahodnuti nedoyoIrti ieii2h yyIo.
deni Y Gdansku
rfeti krok jc ddsledkcm pfcru.
sem vyjpdndydni q Poldky Y 20
2nani Nfmci, col roynd &c poruSc
nj podminck pfimdii. Ponaha to.
hoto ifetilo kroku nebyln doposud
ziistfnu. Irancou2skf ycfeina MI.
n6ni z6d6 ro2hodn6 jedndni =
Ndlnci Y ifchto 2aleaitostech Ma
Sc aa 10, ae iin0k do5lo by jcnom
X sesileni n6meckfho odporu
BoIscyici ohroauii Oddsu, Ru.
mnsko n Polsko. Nfkle"f zprayy
udoly, ze bolscyici mai pldnu
aoutasuou ofensiul proti Ntmcc-
ku a PoIsk0 Jint zpr6yy Mama.
cily, 2e il m0znd alliance mezl
bolscvilsy q NemccIem proti spo.
jcncdm TAX zdpadui Eyropa by
bylo yystayena yphdu b0lseylc.
k5cb yoisk.
Rumunslso, pfipraynjic gc X fe.
lem bolseyikdm, po2hdalo Ameri.
kp, aby poskyila j yaechoy pre-.
bytetnf uniformly q yypraveni --
Rumunsk0 D P0lsk0, jal SO pra.
IN. mohou utyofiti ptek6zku me.
hi bolAeyiky aGpadni Eyfopou,
PaHz, "A. bfczua. Niroyh
smloaya, iak sc olckayh, bude
pfedlozeDa Nemcdm X podspsapi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-03-26
Uhersko prohlasi valku spojencdm
BOI.SEVlCl ZNO.
VUZBUDUJI SISl
RUSKOU MECEM
Bolsevicke armady vitezi
ma boiistich v iiinim
Rusku,

pm3. a. hteana Nclka hol.
beppka olrnsiya y iiinim Rusk,
pokraruir ucpfetriile a docilila
dalslch uspeehu. Jcii stirred pres
odpor mnkch rummskych oddil1
udr1nic Bcndery.Tiras .Rasdel.
nnia linic d ohrolnjc Od6sn Pra.
Ne kridlu Sc pohybu.ic smerem ku
rccc Ducpru prinutilo ukrajin-
skm 0mn0du generdla Petmry, a.
By yyklidilo Ninici ustoupila k
Stanisloyoyu Y llalidi
Nc Iopdch rude armddy boise
yism sifi Sc ySude, Vtsledkem IT,
10 kompan6, ktcrd cclou lllrajinu
ttm9f yydala Y moe bolScyickych
vojsk, jc otcvfeni obilnich zdsob
ulSraiinskych hladovicimu Ruslsu.
Nedle toho sinacc tato niue phi.
mutt ulrajmce, ktefi boiuji pro-
Ii Polakim V okoli lyova, ably IL
2avfcli mir S Poldky, tax ably byli
s TO ntyoiiti jednotnou frontu 0.
prot bolSeyiktm. Rumunsko jest
ya2n6 ohro&ovdno bolSeviky podel
feky Dn6pru, kdezto dcset uher-
skSch diyisi tck1 ma pome2i Hall.
tc.
Nclae dele pfehIizoti fakta, Se
Trock5 2novubuduje ruskou fiSi.
Bolseyici pokraGuii We svych ito.
cich ma irontG Il Archangelska d
2aj0li nctoliko Ukrajiuu nybr2 i
east Estonska litevska Lotys-
ska, .Jejich armada je nyni sill
n6isi, vycviGenGjsi a l6pc vyprave.
Mt ncS kdykoliv pred tim. Maji
uhli y doneckt pdnve, ze-
lezo Uram Il stfelivo 2 velktch
dilen PutilovovSch. BolScvicly
generdlni stab pldnuje volkou jar.
nj kampan,
Y 100 Rampant prav6 kridlo
bolseyickSch armad pokusf SO
do Finska a lev6 kfidlo
do BeSsorabie, kde2to stfedni east
Sestavaiici ze 10000 mu-
III, nyni t6m6r 6plne yycvicenych,
hudc vystupovati do Vychodniho
Prusko a pollnsi Sc dociliti spoje-
NJ N6mcckcm Nebcapeci ie vi.
lnG,
Mluye o pritomne bolSeyick6 81.
tuaci, Journal de Gcneye pravi:
kdo Sc neusmival, kdy& 'rrocky
Y Brestu Litcvsktm tvrdil, 10 zpn.
sobi rcyoluci V Nemecku? Nynf III.
noyey prohlaSuie, ze budeme vi
deti ruske gardy Y 2dpadnich ka-
pitolcch, Milzcme Sc dosud smd-
Ii?'
Washington, D. G., "a. bfezna.
= Odbor stdtu obdr2el zprdvu cd
Kristidna Alexandra Ka-
Ioyi6.Martensc 2 New Yorku, 70
obdracl poy6fuiicf listing bolsovi-
Ike ylddy ioko yyslanec pro Spo-
ienf Stdty Nebylo naznaGeno,
Jake stanoyisko k nemu odbor sta.
Ia 2ajmc
.taassasss.Hasasar=.-asrz-f
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-03-26

lhfiN lNNif #i i'''
skN lubinct hgabtlcm Nichurlem
karolyim trle rosignoyal a po,
nechal yladu prorldridin i alct
lalo doslo % n, bdy hrabd ko.
f6lyi sdtltl labncm nom spoien.
Ell. v ktcr6 pyMaioyaly 50 move
hranicr mc2i liherskom q Rumun.
slem. po nyGdomdni hrah6te Wis.
Sc yclitclc francou2sktho yoislia
ol,upatniho rozhodnuti kobmc'
iu hrah6 karolyi vidal SO iiadu,
I.ondtn 81 bfeAnp. Nova
hudapcsfskd Vida, iak Sc olnmnn.
r., podcpisujc prollOmacl kicrou
nrohIasuic Sc STAY ydlky mcli 7.
horskcm Il spoienci prayi depcSe
Exchange tclcgmficEt kauccldfe
Nidut nepeSe pfipoiuic, 2e 60.
.koslovcnskd yIddn pfiproyuje Sc
yydati mobilisadni ro2knz
pafii "a bfc2na Proklama
90 move uhclskt ylddy zvc ddlni
ly a scdldky \ ccchGch, Rumun.
,ku. Srbsl,l Choryatslu, ably Il.
lgofili branuou 0llianei proti ori.
stokrooii, statkdfilm q dynastiim,
Hddd takttl ddlniky iakon'
slu d Namcckn by ndslcdovali
piikludu Uhcr il prcru5ili slyky =
pafiaskou miroyou konfcrcnci
lson yya5ydni, aby spojili Sc $
moskeys,ou ylddou q 2fidili SOVIET
slson rcpublikl u reliIi Sc abranf
mi rcc impori0lislickim do.
byyntcl0m.
proklamace prayl, 2c yldda sor.
panisuic armddu, ktcrd podepfe
diit6torsiyi proletaridtu proti II.
hcrsk 5m statkdfnm u kapitoli.
sdm, nmunskd oristokrocii 4 &C.
sk(m mGsfdk1m
Document konti yfzyol, aby
kindly d6luik u scdlGk pracoyal "a
6dclpm prodnl,ec ancbo aby ystol.
pil do armddy
kodnn, "a bfpnnn. Nova II.
Icrska yldda probldsiIa solidariiu
i ruskou soyelskou ylddou q bray
nou nlliauci $ proIeloridtcm Ru
ska, die dcpese l}udapeSiiy daio-
van6 sobotu Depese tato sdtlu.
ie. 2e nova uhcrskd yl6do yydala
ndslcduiicf proklamac
"tlhcrsk} prolotaridt od dnoS
piho dne pfeiim6 moe do sygch ru.
fou. V dGsledltu rozhodnuii pa.
fzskG konferenee obs0zeni U.|
herska, z6sobovdni potrayinami
rcyoIucnich IIher sidyd Sc ncmoz.
nosti, I'm ttchto okoInosti jednou|
y6ci, iea nhorskf yl6de zb9yd ic|
dikihtorslW proletarlAlu.
"I6konod6rna, y@konnd q sou
dni auiorila bude proydd6na dix
tdtorem d6Iniekfeh, selskgch Il yo.
jenskych rad Rada reyolutni mr.
mddy zahaii lined pr6ci N G6elem
ushulecueni komuDistickGbo goeia,
lismu.
"Kolpunisi6 prohlasuji soeiall.
saei ysocb yelk{eh stalk6, dold,
yelk}ch induslrii, bank u dopray
nicb liuif, dale 6pInou solidaritu|
+ ruskou soyttskou gladou n ma
bizi ae X zfizc1i braun6 alliance 81
pfoIoiariatem Ruska"
Nova uherska soyttsk6 ylhdn mi
v dmyslu utyofiti allianci Il rus.
kGmi bolscyiky die telegram,
kterg obdrzcl l,udapcEii berlin
skg correspondent fasopiau Peeti
Naplo.
Die loboto telegram, iii fu5ti
yysIoDci, kten isou jz v Buda.
pebii, prohIphiji, ze rlgkd rudA ar.
mhda Jc ma linii od Brodd X STA.
1lslagOyn o p0siupuje ke Lyoyi,
jepz je yzdhleD agi sedmdesit PIT
nil 'faio 0rmhda, j0k adfluje r..
Ingram, ocekhyhna je v Budapesti
bfhem elrnacn dni,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-03-26
Rakousko vypovedelo
byvaleho cisafe

koda1, y. bfezna. RakGuskt
Gstayoddrnt sbroiadzddni rozbod.
10, ~ b$yal} cfsaf Karcl must 0.
pustiti zemi. die sd6leni yidehskf
dcpcsc prayG sem dosl6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-03-26
oslovenska komise
do Spojenych Statd

Pafiz, a. bfezno. Vlada re.
pnbliky tcgkosloyenake ma v g.
myslu yyslatI do spojengch Sta.
"a komiai, ably ~ studoyala me-
thody prdmysloyf, sociaIni q zdrs-
yotniclf, Ma 10 gydati mn cestq
nekdy v dubnu.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-28
OREGON SATURDAY. JUNE

Gephart- -InSrance and the state,
constitution,
George Relations of geography
and history
! Huebner-Agricultu commerce,
! Hmter--lslemcnta studies In in
sect life.
/ Nourse Agricultural economics.
Phelps Recall
| ScheNill-M Makers of modern Ger
many.
SchevllI--Stories from, American
authors.
Zucked--Life in the Roman world
of Nero and st. Paul.
Kellerman-HoW to swim.
Handley-Swimming and water
manshin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-28
New Assistant

prentice work in the county library
this summer Miss Hartnett was
graduated from Pendleton high school
in 1918 and last year taught the
school in District s5. TO which she will
return in September.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-28

Biographical story of the
Foltz-Federal civil service.
Gardiner--Rible as English litera-
turc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-28

Ashley---M Medieval civilization.
Baldt-Clothing for women.
Economic beginnings
the far west.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-28

Mexican's civf war must keep off
our grass.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-28

1t is plain that tractor starter
must be primarily adapted to the
tractors peculiar requirements.
No ordinary self-starter will do. 1t
must be thoroughly HEAVY
DUTY thoroughly simple, thor
oughly efficient and positively fool
proof.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
News OF Memphis
10 Years Ago.
R N <bR,NxSe HCFF~
sEPTEMeER &c. 1909.

Gov NJ. r. Patterson arrived in Mem
phis to be the chief speaker at the
celebration of the Tooth anniversary of
the birth of Admiral Raphael Semmes.
Miss Josephine Stressherg has ar
rived from an extensive trip abroad,
having visited London, Berlin and Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Anderson have
returned from an extended Western
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Speed and Miss
Roberta Speed have returned from a
summer trip to Colorado.
Mrs. W. G, Knight has returned from
a VISIT to her sister in Earle, Ark
Mrs. Virginia Frazer Boyle has re-
turned to Memphis from summer trip
After visit with Memphis relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Emery are en-
route to their home in the isthmus Of
Panama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Anderson have
returned from a visit to friends in
Minnesota.
Mrs. E. l.. MacGowan and Miss Nor
ma MacGowan are visiting Mrs. David
| Bel MacGowan. in Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. clyde Beck, Of Coahoma county.
Miss, formerly Miss Dorothy Coors. OF
Memphis, is the guest Of her parents,
| DR. and Mrs Coors.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26

My DEAR John
l STARTED this stuff
JUST SIN wears ago.
AND EVER since then.
ALL OVER the land.
MEN HAVE sprung up.
AND BECOME imitators,
AND SOME were good
AND SOME were bad,
AND'I used to get sore
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
DOROTHY DIX'S TALK
THE RIGHT AGE TO MARRY.
BY DOROTHY DIX,
ina Worlds Highest Paid Woman Writer.

salary. or TO lay up the little nest Gag |
that VIII enable him to take aavahtaks
Of 4he opportunities that come MS way.
He ID ground 10 powder between lhe
,nner ana neither mllstones OF domestic
needs, He let's himself IN for me-
and shuemakera and doctors ie
time Of slavery 10 landlords ana Hrocers
grows old and weary and Discourage
because he IL crpshed under loa9 VOC
heavy for his young shoulders 70 pear,
An early marriage shuts the doors TO
success III a boys face, he cant "
10 places where fortune calls because
he can not drag wife ana phples
with him. People. who would, INV
could, help him II he were single, take
no interest In him II he " hampefea
with family Everybody boosts
good looking, attractive, single, CHAP,
and nobody notices Worn ana Heeuy
| young husband who has walked the
| collie half the night ana whose clolheF
, money has gone TO buy BABY Iooa.
il may be hearttess and cynical
point al view, but 1t IL the public, point
| az view, and one that II worth the
| consideration of every young man
| he wants TO hand up he must not nave
d wedding ring on II, IL,
| hut lust as the very young man nag
small chance OF happiness IN matrl-
mony. so has the old man, The man
| who watts until he Ia 80 TO marry hau
| hest postpone the matter altogether
| FOR after that age, o man has ACQUIRED
habits that are dearer 70 MN thah any
woman can possibly be,
His ways have become the laws OF ths
Medea and the Peraians which can nor
DO changed, His seltishness Is lngfalheu
to the core, and he can not adapt NM
self to the personality Of another nor
make the inevitable sacrifices uenahd'
ed by conjugal life.
TO sum Il all UP. man should nor
marry unti his mind, his character,
aud his taste are formed, and until
he has gotten on hts own feet and
can make enough money to feel that
his family Is luxury and not an AZ
Fiction that he has wished on himself
Nor should he wait until he has De-
come an ossified old bachelor who has
done everything and seen everything
and been everywhere, and Is rheumatlc
aud hlase and who only wants VIE
who VIII he combination sick nurse
and cook and valet.
A man should marry in his prime,
when he is old enough TO know inc
value OF the gift woman gives MN
when she gives herself and when 10
IL strong enough to protect, ana whlle
he Ii young enough to still thru with rp-
nance, still keen enough about the JOYS
81 living to be a cheerful and happy
companion to his wife, and tluid enough
to be able 20 run himself into tho 40
mestic mold without wrecking u,
And this age generally comes wher
a man is between rs and 50,
. | copyright, 1919, by the Wheeler syn
dictate, lncl
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
News OF Memphis
ae Years Ago
Twice Told Tales
sFpTEMsER %. 1893.

Friends Of Charles B, Augustus, of
Memphis, have been advised that the
young man committed suicide by shoot~
ing himself through the head In a
boarding house In ST. Louis. he was
respondent over Unemployment
Miss Johnnie Evans and Miss Sarah
Wilcox have returned from the worlds
fair.
Mai. Caesar. Weatherford has re-
turned from st. Louis Mai. Weather
ford SAYS his string Of race horses are
In fine shape and are bringing In the
cash
The management Of the Memphis Fair
and EXPOSITION association Is prepar-
ing for the fall races at Billings park.
Fifty members Of the Tenth Ward
Democratic Grub met at Georgia and
Main streets and enthusiastically in
dorsed George G, Hassinger for mayor
James f. Gallagher and ]. w. Durham
Emade addresses. P, J. Griffin ts chair
man Of the club and W. o'Donnell, sec
rotary
The Metropolitica club, conception
OF the fertile brain Of g, p. NJ. Turner
was organized, The club is composed
Of working men, It indorsed the coin,
age of silver at ratio of 16 to ! anc
assailed the present assessment ano
taxation of property IN Memphis
4
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
AND BESIDES all that.
i HAVE a contract.
FOR so much per week.
FOR A long time.
l THANK YOU.
HOROSCOPE
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ~, 1918,
copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate)

Good and evil balance in the plane
,ary government for this day, accord
ing 10 astrology. While Saturn and
Venus are In benefic aspect, Mars, Nep-
tune and Jupiter are all adverse.
II Is a sway under which to be most
conservative In all business matters,
but mining interests are subject to,
favorable conditions
Women have good direction While
this confignratioh prevails and theN
should benefit especially through deal
ings with men of age and distinction.
It Is a favorable sway for weddings
or engagements The stars still fore
shadow 4 great Increase In the number
of marriages.
There Is sinister sign governing
stocks and there Is an indication that
many good investments will suffer \
temporary depreciation
Caution IN al business ventures Is en-
Joined for saturn may cause serious
ard unexpected losses.
This should be u most favorable day
Tor all theatrical enterprises and espe'
cia,ly lucky for actresses
Journeys come unuer Threatening
asrcct. especially those. on the water
The seers foretell that the courts VII
| hear testimony chat concerns army mat
| tiers. A sensational case IN which ~
| officer figures IL prognostioated.
Writers may fiad the conditions DIFF
| ficult today. for II Is urophesied tina
new standards in literature have beef
\ established by war experiences.
Changes In newspaper management
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
MAGAZINE FEATURES
8VNcLE WIGGLY
BEDTINlE' STORY j
rnVcTE WTGGITY AND THE COLORED LEAVES.

OF a sudden. Uncle Wiggily called OUT
WHAT'S the matter?" asked Lulu. IN
A sort of quaclSing whisper.
woods" went on the bunny rabbit gem
tlenan. Wed better hide IT may pc
the fox, who's been after me quite lol
lately. or II may be the PipsiseWah o.
the troublesome skeesicks. we must
SBut whereY' softly quacSed Alice.
'sThere isn't a single place here 10
SUnder the ieavesl Under the pretty
colored leaves we have gathered salu
Uncle Wiggily, Wen make hellSxs
under the leaves. Then, II the Pip OF
skee or the bad fox come along they
won't bother usl' ,, ..,,,
auacked Lulu. v,,,.
SO the two duck girls and Cnele WE
/ Eily quickly scooped out for themselves
/ p large hole in the thick pile OF leaves
on the ground under the trees, lmlo
This hole the bunny rabbit and the
Wibblewohbe girls crawled, ana then
they scattered over their heauh, anu ~ "
ton OF them, the colored leaves they haa
gathered for the lady mouse teachet'
.if we keen still, now no one viii see
ns . said Uncle Wiggily IN a whisper
Yves. we must keep terrible stili'
auacked Alice In low voice,
50 they all crourhed down under tue
leaves, and kent terrible still, and then
and then--and then--au O. SUDDEN,
they heard somebody walking along
near them, scattering the leaves ana
making noise!
"Keeo still." whispered Lniu
"Hushv' said Unc'e WigEllN
us il the bad old skeezlcksf asNeo
Alice. 49,, 49, ,,,,n,,
keep very still" 49, ,o,,
All OF A sudden, willie the leaves kep
, on rustling, Alice said:
noh. Uncle Wlgglly; I've got
s" Don't YOU dare sneeze,. guaeks
! Lain 'If YOU sneeZe you'h bioW
!, ne leaves off us, and the Pipsisewah-
skeegicks win see u.s.
{ y cant help u" said Alice : g
= And eneese she did; 'Aker;,ehoo
/ Kerr chool Ker-chool Al ths i tlu,i
I blaw off her and of Luln ana III un nt,
!. Wiggily, and then sudden a 'ouS wy
"Oh. there you arcl I see you! Iva
a wondering where YOU WENT! Ana ther,
i stood Jimmie Wlbblewobhle,, the 20
" dick, and 1t wasn't the Pipsisewah 2
!, Mo Skeeslcka al all who had mate W
J rms{iinr noiae. II was Jimmie. WASH
I mai good? ~ Jimmie helped his sls
= ,ars ana the bunny gather more pretl
iaavaa npd all was well. Ana y X
n cucumber doesn't 60 to sleep ~ w ~.
i middle Of the pumpkin pie wneh \,
r riaylna hide and 60 seek Win y,
n banana shortcake, III tell you next aooo
Il Uncle Wlggily and Jillie'a cahdS'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
4 to know at what age

A youth wants to knew at what age
man should marry.
That depends on circumstances Inc
clock does not strike the same gotuen
hour for every man, but, Renefaiy
3f1aRklna, tho right age tol g man V
marry Ii when he ~ old enough W
know his own mind, when he hAu met
the right girl, and wnsn ne y maS'ns X
enough money TO support tamtly "
comfort. and this psychological lnofnelt
may occur almost anywhere between
the cradle and the grave,
Personally 4 believe that a humane
and paternai government should pass
II law making II impossible Tor y man
IL marry before he ia 70 years old ~,
fore That time man lii no more fitted
to undertake the responsibilities OF
nnatrIlnouy. and TO take his own ana q
woman's life into his hands than
baby Ia to pilot the Leviathan across
the Atlantic, -,
settled and crude, his Judgment u UNI
formed, and he has not the slightest
idea OF what he IL going 70 be MIN {
self, Of the sort Of a woman no wants
tor d wife. IL
il IA bows who bind themselves for
life TO women old enough 70 pc tne,a
mothers. Ii liz college lads who espouse
ladles Of the chorus with tempestuous
pagts whom they meet at midhlRht
irolica and marry without ever having
seen them with their paint OFT, Y II
when Il man Is asinine-a twenty that
HI picks out a wife by her conpleNloh,
and far the little curl on the nape *
her neck without ever investigating into
the interior furnishings OF hef heaa,
III giving thought as to her temper
aud tongue,
Now il il d melancholy fact that our
tastes In people change just as much
IA Ii does In food and clothes. NO
really grown up man reltshes the straw
berry ice -cream soda that raVisheu NJ,
youthful palate, nor could he pc nlreo
III wear the flambuoyant necktte OF MS
sophomore days,
And. BY the same token, the mature
man IN bored stiff by the very typs
N woman who was his ideal OF femi'
nlnu charm IN Hill hoyhood, No mar
ever meets his first sweetheart htel
tte Iapse of years without thanking
S;od for his mercy that he ESCAPED
ararrying her. while II he did MARI,
hpf-~weii, sometimes miracles hGppe'
and heaven protects fools and the lonj
shot wins out after all, And sometime
there is divorce. Aud sometimes lohl
Years Of dun endurance OF hopeless
misery
Another reason why the average MAJ
should not marry under % Is that n
handicRns his chances OF success II
life The most wicked lie that ha
aver been circulated in the world 10 tina
two can 1--WE as cheaply as one, The
VallN. Ii takes ten times as muci
srherefore the boy who marries ca
fteyeF hope 10 save anything out OF hi
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-26
scopyright. 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper syndicate,l
- tsIsaMER u nARiE


BY HoWARp r. GARls.
Uncle Wiggily Longears, the banll,S
rabbit gentleman, was hopping through
the autumn woods one day when all q
sudden he heard rustling IN me
dried leaves that covered the grouna,
ssNv goodness me, sal6es alive and
some r1ArshmalIow chewing gum
thought Mr. Isongears as he stopped MS
nink nose from twinkiing like an cleo,
srtct light. II must be very careful!
That rustling IN the leaves may ,b p
caused BY the bad fox, or even the
skiilery scalery alligator. I'd better look
The bunny rabbit gentleman crouched
down behind a wintergreen bush ana
carefully peeked over the top, Then ne
felt happy. and his pl9k nose t M MA
again. For, instead Of seeing me pay
fNx or me worse Plpaisewah, Uncle
Wfrrily saw Lllu and Alice Wloble-
wohhle the two duck girls, picking up
prettily colored leaves. ,, -.
Hello, Lulu! Hello, Alice Srlsa
Tsncle wiggily, jumping IN so quickly
fhat HIS red white and blue striped
Rheumatism crutch seemed TO dance a
4;oh hello. Uncle wiggiIy!' quaeked
the two duck girls, Are you st'er
After rV what7 the bunny wanted to
..After colored leaves" answered Alice.
eve are gathering as many as We can
s'Wa have red ones and brown ones,
peilau, purule and pink" went on itulu'
aE Rhe showed where she was holalhg,
,tnder her wing, large bundle OF the
poiored autumn leaves. ,.,.
ayVhat are you going TO 90 WIN
themg' asked Uncle Wiggily, make
.Dh no. answered Lulu, openlnp
her yellow bill to stTaighten out ont
IN her tail feathers that was trying y
rafra in and 20 10 sleep. you soe
fsnele Wiggily," she went on, our ,aus
mouse teacher wants 10 make our sehoe
room look artistic. SO she sent Alie'
ana me out 70 gather pretty leaves y
uut on tho wall. -, y
"And we're going 20 take q few p
tho prettiest red, purple ana soIueii
leaves" added Alice, cover them WAT
WAY that the honey bees make an'
fagtSn the leaves on a piece OF Whlt
hirch bark. They'll show off much net
tcr that way, the lady mouse teaehe
says u,, .n,n. Tad,
Miggily. "And I'll help you gather ~
ihe leaves you need. . :.
ia fhe bunny rabbit gentleman, ne
having anything special 70 40 tnat uas
haEan hopping about undef lns uevs
gathering up pretty leaves WIN "
two duck girls. ~, ,,,ov,
He had picked up some req, proM
ana Ekinlgimink colored ones am ~ ~,
had d bunch Of purple ones un ,.. ny y,
wing. while Alice was just plcStns =
one colored like lemon pie, wheil'