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Washington Journal., 1920-08-20
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fclte 6oiilng betommen. SIS qilt.
nnierer StoOt ein Glu6baIs al er-
bolten mo einen feiten Wittelpunft
81 idaffen in Dem 8reanOc un6 Sci.
lte~sperf1nnotc BON Sto0t mo lInloe.
bung uuo ait6 nuSuGrtiQc @d1tc iih
t~reffen tnlS mobl fiiblcn f0nnen. 2aBt
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totori che 8emerfiuncn erItift mer
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b%onoellL @riidcn i6loqen 5uilden
aetremlten 2ogern uio gltten 8iaen
5eigen. gSie oriibrn in Der alien Sci
mot fam Scilun9 mo &ieoerqeI1ul
Dung nid)t bon ouBen 0urd @emaIt
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aus, 0nrd Den @eilt, ibren Mnfdno
ncbnIen. 9lls @Ieid0ciimte idlieBm
mir ms 5ltianmen. oenn MIR 3ulum.
menid)laB bclcttct 5tGrfe, Stiibe
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len oiellt, in Dem olle ooS qleide
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olocrer. @ihtige 4unftc Itcben osef
oem Erogramm. Scoer 5reuno iii.
lerer gilten Sahe lolte criheinen uno
aiele annere mitbripaen.
I x
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5eigt iih mieoer einmaI ais einen
6reuno Oes Bottles, (ocr &l1Ien),
nid)t ober ais ben Der HeaierlnfQ
Dieie Irt Sottif lit inns 9elten 0eit
lhen @llltes iebr bertraltt genorocn.
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&on8reB 0ffcntlid b~efunocte, Sos
0cltlde &olf truqe feine Sdu(o am
&ric9e, Nmdrifa ici Daber nod i'm
men lcill outer 5reuiio. 9(ls sic an!
gl1ltbi9cn 2olloslelltc oriiben oaS fiir
bore W9iln5e nabmcn ltno i6re Reqiee.
l'ng pertriebcn, lDnr0e ibr 8%ertronen
oui ooS i6GnOlihIte miBbraitdlt. Alls.
9~elogen uno gepeitl6t ltno aeoenii-
tigt pur0en tie fuie nod fem 8olf
5llpor in einem 8rieoensnertrage; IT,
nc 9offnlngen o1if SelbIt6eItim-
mi1n9sredt, ouf oie Sreibeit ser Mee.
re, altf offene Diplomatic, auf ous
%gioIienredt, aui milit6riide 9(6riiit-
ing lip, alles feierliGe 8eltinmun.
0en uno 9eOineungep oes 8offen-
ltialtanOeS, all ibr @louben in cine
relie Belt muroe 5u idonoen. gatn
tommt Der Serr 8rdii6ent uno bofft
duf oieielbe 8eiie Die 9uIicn All
iongrn Ser @irt refnet oieies
Nal aber obne sic @Gite. @eld' rib
rci0e 2ic6e fir oos ruIIiide &olf,
mn, nadoem oie 8iaionen berGoren
81 gc6en oroben, Die man emit qepiI
len moroliid bonferotteu &erensti's
gcliebenl Als mern bic 5oriItiid,c
mo critic &eoolutions Negieritng bel
lere ulo ed)tcre Sertretcr elmer nab.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-20
Sir ante, lcOerne MGnner- nno
y nabcnidnBe acBe man at Soief 8.
ASonoraf, 233 s Str. Nd. :

2eiite, fault Gbemo. mir Ie6en in
elmer lauiigen t3eitl Gbemo nernif.
let ~nnfeblbar Sfnaben, @ansen,
6l0be, Nineteen, 6Iiegen. Miiden ii.
10, oeren 2arben uno Gier uno lit
elm gutes 0isinfeftionsmitteI.
8. S. 2einemeber, 1903 30te StraBe
gtoromeIt, Eel. @eIt 1922.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-20
3M p%erfamfcn.

Glf-3immer Saus nit @arage, fiir
2 Samilien eingeridtet, fir $4,000.
DnSielbe lit in 9iiberoale gelegen. 0o-
81 eebort Elm fleineS Confectionery
9ei6dft mitSd ulbeoarfsartifeln 9aS
0runoftiid nit Stallungen umfabt
2 @der. gtdbere ausfunft miro be-
reitDiaigit I'M Splrnal erteilt.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-20
ism. SET @eIeaidaft.

6n Der an Moutaa 9lbeno abge-
Galiencn geriammlun9 bat man BE-.
l9lolletL Die 5eier 0es 25. Stiftungg-
leitcs ausfalen 3u luiien.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-20
rem &olfSregieruug gepelen iuGren
dts Benin uno GroefD limo.

DTS 2eniu itno GroefD limo.
3lOei tilhtige Scnatoren, ole nah.
reno oes groben 8rieges qegen 0it
ocmotratiihe 9arteiregieruua itimm.
fct, Gore uno airbD, iino MN bel oen
9Soblen ourdgefalen uio baben oen
Sobn odfitr betommen. ooB lie in frei.
er mo umnbbdnaiger &eiie ibre gtei-
nltn9 81 iogen gepont boben. Ga
aebts in ser @olitif, menn man nod,
EN- 6itnfden lleber5euaiiHg mo Chr.
lldteit im Seibe Dot. Ole 8urteima.
ltne, Die 9ampitpal5e oes eluiqen
SdemaS, cr0riidt mo 5erit0rt ale
Hegttngen %ielbitdnoigen Denfens. IN
Senator Sore b~cionoerS D%erlieren al.
le 6reunoe Der g1ubrbeit uno Demo-
frotie mo iurttloien gefenntniIies
eillen edjten Mom rno 9olitifer Ser
peiieren Art. 90 gebt elmer mad Dem
on0crn. llnobbdneige mic GeeO, SO.
ie Smith, 9orob, boben lest penio
gu lagel1. SIS lebe Die 8artcimalhine
lno Gentofrotiel
3 X y
gSdrc Is nidt 3eit, ooB man Dem
Geltidcn @aiienbotts in gSoibhiq
ttn mleNer ieinen rehten Molnen cd
beg SW bore. oaB Der alte, qltte Na
me bon A%cdtspegen oar nidlt mirf.
iiQ ae0noert moroen 1T. Aar mirflih
cine 9totpeuoigfeit porbonoen, oea
NriAtnatuameH lt%al5utultfen2
4 X *
sSds miiroen mo6I mlicrc oelltlden
-Sdtcr .lul0 Wtiitter mo 8anten looen,
iacrm lie einmaI sum gsoibinqtoncr
siool" ganeitrono ge9en uuO iid sic
gMmpbcn in 9lugeni6ein nebmcn
fonnten2 Die 0omenbooefoitiime
lpiiroen ibnen oen 6ortidritt ser 8eit,
pie Sparlomfeit I'M @ebraihe Scr
&leioer, Die Stunt, raid rote @nn
zen Der @%eimobeit 5t erIonaen, 6olo
Dor slugen iilbren. gAtr 6linoe cen
te porcn 81 beoouern. oaB Iie Oie mo
oerne 3cit uidt u%obrnebncn fonnten.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-20
3um gIusidneioen.
.8tatu8 ilc :.
6. $. 10
@aibiugton, 8. s.

g9os ioa oas Soften un0 Glen,
Gas a0mpfen in flii1tiger 3cit2
. Conn Dir ein StiiuOden gum Neileu
slm 3drtliden 9uien Der 0taiol
S8o3u oos elpige Sogen
0as 98eiten un0 &agen Inn @elo,
Wis mare 5u Sorgen uno Ylagen
@rldafien Der WtenIh un0 Die MeIt2
SD lob mir mein lGnolihes 91lisden,
Wa8 fern Dem @euiible Der Staot,
g8o meoer ooS &db6en nod WGus6en
Inns Daiein 81 fGmpfen bot;
$50 Stare Elm StGnO6enm mir idmingen
Sn lelldtenoer Wtorgenrots 8riib
llro Amieln am 8nde mir iingen
@efliigelte &biloiopbie.
9o feb iJ oergniiot meme Sage
ltno iinge 10 frob luie Der 6inf
Sm 9en5e an blilbenoen Sage
Wtein Qienden pint pinfter piiIf pint;
Gin laheuOes &ino in Der 8ie9e
Die 5rau an Der gliibenoen 8rult,
llno @%2innegeiang auf ser 5tiege
Gntiadt in inns Collide 2ult.
@ir 9reiier gum flmfelnoen 9eder,
Gum ielbltgefelterten @eir,
8ir trinfen nie fernige 3e6er
l1n0 ihmingen sum Son5e oos 8ein.
Nbiliiter, Dir LAB ib Die Sorges,
0u remit birdie @orner emit ob,
&etraierlt ben aoloenen D}orgcn,
g8enn 5eitig iid oifnet Oein Grab.
SD Iiebe oie lGnolide Sabe
ltnO buiie Dos &a0ern Der Gtoot,
$50 lelblt nod ser Cote I'M 0robe
Nserpole 3udungen bat.
afir iingen bon 6rieoen unO 2iebe
Sic @ogel auf bliibenOem 8aum,
Ntih miegen emit ouftenoe Sriebe
Ser 2inoe gum emigen Sroum.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-20
Gim0ciAmOt.

DteIe Rabrtt itebt uufern eeiern sur frssn 8erfisun9
jeoph absrRimmt bic Repaiticn ieiuerlei 9eraatipprtuns
Washington Journal., 1920-08-20
SIN nuIere peIeri

@erooe lett, mebr ols jc slrpor. So.
notigen mir Der Silfe ulIer linIarer
6relnOc' mo aus Oieiem @rlmoe CT.
illd)cn l,'r ale 'oIde. ms lire 9ruus
drbeitcn ieOwel6er g(rt 3lfommcn 81
Ioilen. SSir iino beitenS cingeriditct,
afie Sa,ten 0rudorbciten Iolpchl in
enaIil6cl inic aud in 0cltidcy 2 "a
de, prompt, geidmadpoa uno prcis.
milroig ber5uiteIlen. llnierc Office
bcfit0ei iih inm1er nod TO 6te Ctr.
y. gS. SeIepbou Wain 1889.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-20

Sramdlcn Sic feline 9rndiadcn9
gaa u@aibington Sunrunl" nrmft
tic gnt nnb prompt. D%llniun 9a6cl".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

It provides that all the votes cast for all the candi
dates for judge be totaed This total shall then be
divided by the number of offices to be filled ma
jority of the figure thus obtained shall constitute
majority in the judicial election.
This would work out well, and create real major
ity if all the voters voted for the full number Of
Judges to be elected. But they don't Thus in King
county there nine judges to be elected There are
about 100 900 voters. If every voter voted for nine
candidates there would be total of 100000 votes.
Divide 900 900 by nine and you have l000 900. ma
jority of that would be 5000l votes, real majority
of the total number Of voters.
But in actual practice everybody doesn't vote for
nine candidates The law doesn't require the voter to
do so. What happens then?
Assume the 100000 voters of King county vote follows
1000 vote for candidate making total Of 10000
20 900 vote for two candidates, making total of 10000
900 vote for three candidates. making total Of 10000
1000 vote for six candidates. making total of 100000
grand total for the judicial candidates Of $4,000
votes Divide this by nine the law directs and you have
H. ODD. majority of .222 is 21.1f2
Under the law the nine highest candidates who received
81 liz votes would be deemed elected at the pri
aries and would not be subject to the final election in
November.
And yet 21112 is but 81 per cent Of the total number
OF voters ut the judicial election II is only 81 cent OF
the 100000 voters. But the law il is majority
We talk good deal of the evils of minority rule Yet here
the most important branch of country and state
eminent minority rule slipped overslppcd it is
said at the suggestion of supreme court judge For If
judge already office get lead at the primaries
land in most they do) he himself the
Of obtaining actual majority at the November
election
It's fine thing for the judges but the people get only
20 cent and sometimes only Is per cent Judge thereby
There is fine work ahead for the next legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Doctor Frank
CRANES
Daily Article
Copyright ip1e)
The League.
so Nations IN II.
Already Working.
We Must Join.

with tho League OF Nations as a
subject Of controversy between the
republican and democratic parties we
have nothing TO say.
As 10 the League OF Nations. how.
ever. ms an existing fact. and a fact
that In Of serious concern 10 the
United States. the public should be
Informed.
Hence keep these facts In mind.
The League now H. The question
whether the nations shall have II or
not In not up. That In settled. IL iH
now extant and doing business.
Some thirty nations are In H.
Whether the u. +. A. shall enter
IL a matter for the president and the
~ nate 10 decide.
Eventually We win have 10 jofn
for the simple reason that we can
not do business with the rest OF the
world any other way.
Both Of our political parties recog'
nine that. The only Issue between
them is whether We shall enter &C.
cording 90 tho program OF the dem
ocratic party as formulated by Mr..
Wilson. or that OF u. republicans,
as indicated for tho senate majority.
The League has already done sew.
craI important things
IL has taken control Of the city Of
Danxig.
IL ~ governing the saar valley.
~ has assumed the obligation OF
safeguarding the racial minorlues In
Poland. also In Turkey.
II has set up an international labor
office and an International health
offlce.
Under m auspices international
financial conferences have been held
Both Japan and Great Britain
have reported 90 the League that the
new treaty they will make. 10 take
place OF the present one. which ex
plrcs In July. 1891. will be made pub
Tic and otherwise will be In harmony
with the Leagues requirements
This In an achievement Of the firai
rank.
1, has prevented war between Fin
land and Sweden over the Aalans
l lathN1H. THESE Two snurtfa VIII
near the breaking point A wal
might easily have occurred. The
were summoned before the League
and the matter annicabiy adjusted u
such machinery had been in opera
ton In 1914 there would have beer
no war.
The League has established n per
msnent court Of international jus
tice. This In due In great part to thu
services o. Elihu Root. n repubisca n
jus, az the League itself owes its ex
laience 20 the efforts OF Mr.. Wilson
a democrat
Altogether. whether Harding q
Coz Ia elected. We will Join th'
League All the lissve there In In
Who shsf1 have the credit for n ant
which party shah have the gioryf
And that In not an issue for which
the average man carns . vhoop II
Halifax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Little Liberty

OF the by the people and
British
n relatively idea human relationships.
a group Ia IN a minority
a
beyond all argument 1t isn't II right that
dscpilning
must The
recall,
was made into workable form in England Then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Coming Events

Time September vhen
will
. OF
But the morning she win be tho nrst uusi-to
wash the ehfdren's until they shine
has
his
mighty
And Willie have shned shoosT-
And Mary. the ribbon in hair ~ undone arcafyi-
and Tommy did brush teethr'
into school!
says
o . how
laughter the
hour they shall mothers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
TRUTH
BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE

By EDMUND VANCE COOKE
Thou God. in whom the great suns
shine.
In whom the grass renews It's
youth,
OF al thy gifts. I ask as mine
This only. that I seek the Truth.
Riches and donors. fame and power
Are pleasant dreams for some. in
sooth,
let. let me scorn them In the hour
Thou givest me to find the Truth.
And tho II bring me crown or cross,
Or perfumed words. or scorpions
tooth,
Whate'er the gain, whate'er the loss,
Let me with all men share the
Truth.
tCopyrixft, 1920, N. r. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Roger w. Babson
Writes for The Star Today on
'ManlineSS"
By CONDO

seems 10 be afraid Of everybody
else.
The rcf -rrotcctfv. sense is alb.
normally developed. but tho organi
ration % tho Eovernmcn, In no,
ajono In this difficulty. The same
IN true Of many commercial and In
duair1ai organizations
The bcs, executives are tho-e who
forEef themselves and who radin,.
trust, confidsnce. and enthusiasm
These are the motive powers which
make for business aucccnA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

10 . possibility. n the Cleveland man
Ia John D.. wen say you may put II
down an fairly good gue~a-
40. DOCTOR, HE'S STANDING
ON NY TOES:
Another advantage az the now
complete white edition Of The Times
at iis1o n m. In that u gives the
Trib time 10 rcwrste more than ever
Of The Times exclusive stories. -
Tacoma Times.
CUPID" MORRIS KENNEDY
vOuCHEs FOR THIS ONE
"whcro will you rcaidcy" asked
the reporter OF tho young bridal
couple.
"a, the Old Manss.- replied the
bride.
And this In tho way the item ap.
pcar.d In the local paper q month
later
mir. Hardup and his bride. for.
merry Miss Millions. have returned
from their honeymoon. They will
live at tho old mans"
Some women can sing = baby to
sleep In two minutes and talk a hus
hand awake all night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
ny ROGER W. nABsoN

A great many executives fail be-
cause OF their Unborn fear o. somc-
thing or somebody.
Tho mental coward never b.
comes n good executive
Tho man who always feels TIA,
somebody In after him not only
falls himself but ~ source Of
evil lnflieuoa Ia the entire organi-
cation.
One % the difficulties In wan
lngton seems To be that everybody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
AS IT SEEMS TO ME
DANA SLEETH

@7uERE did this idea origin
II" ate that man In the most
NI important animal. any
IEo33| how7 49,.
Clo Are we sure that the
goat doesn't laugh In his bewhisker-
ed sleave--if goats have Sleeves
know they have whiskers-at usT
Are w. sure that the monkey IN
the cage doesn't consider himself
vastly above us?
In this feeling Of seifimportancs
a sign OF superior attsininents7
IL In not. for the lowest tribe Of
American Indians-fish eaters. cow
ards, slothfui. unspeakably unclean
thought itself the chozen people.
and spoke OF all outside peoples a.
things.
Every race. no matter how o.
based. clings 10 the idea that II. ana
it's customs. It's habits and it's habb
tations, are superior. and only the
world traveller. the scientist. the cor
mopollte, the advanced thinker.
gains enough experience. knowiedgs
ana lDtffuftuDHhftrIH W hstSN $500
there is good and evil In every ma
ton and race, and that no tribe. peo-
pie or government has a monopoly
Of intelligence.
But this thing is getting too dep
for me, for II one pursues this bub-
bic far enough. n leads 10 utter in
differences, TO utter slackness. to ut
ter besuLity. Man has always had
20 have something to keep him from
sinking, and sense OF his own Inn
portance. and OF the value Of his own
deeds. IL aba1t the nos1 cfflcacious
something we know Of
And III admit that there In no keen
or pleasure on earth than the pleas
ure that comes when you do a diff
cult thing. and do IT n bit better
than you thought you could
But maybe the bubble that lodges
the out.thrust rock by the chance of
the current feels the same thrill.
But a bubble can't 30 up stream.
and. by roliy. a man can do that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Judicial Elections--by Minorities

election will reveal that somebody has
been with it AS stands the books today hang been amended
probable both
elections will be chosen hold office by minority VOTE instead of
majority.
(Which already the bnch) de-
candidates receiving highest the constitute
without second
enough ACANDDATE RECEIVES MAJOR
defines what shall
majority and the majority defines really minority IN most in
tance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
OMNIBUS SIGNS

Judge: Has there been any case
q insanity In your fsmIly7"
Defendant: Hin. Yes, my daugh-
ter was engaged to butcher. and
she threw him over for one Of these
futurist painters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

The island Of Mxrixen, In Holland
was once entirely submerged. but
bar risen from the water and Is now
thrifty settlement Of fishermen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

Editor The Star: I think nearly
everyone understands that $500 900 :
80 raise In wages on the railroad
nystems Of the country necessitated
- per cent increase In passenger
1nrea- Fair enough. But-as one Of
she dear ltraveiing) public inspecting
the great Pacific coast. I should like
70 become informed why the Pacific
steamship company follows suit -
i've days after the railroads increase
their tariff-wfth like 20 per cent
Increase. I cannot find that their
omployes' wages have been boosted
recently. Why the raise unless they
NV . neat chance TO gouge the pub
Nc and no comeback IL Mr.. Alex
ander's yacht needs overhauiing he
ehopld certainly foot the bill himself
and not charge IT to his passengers.
Again. ask. why the raiser Let
the Lord High Admiral" Of the Ad-
miral line answer.
A. v. WEBER.
Chicago, III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
VACATIONS END
GREEN LAKE
CORRESPONDENCE

Little cared he that he had
crushed his ,humbnaii with the ham
fner. spllt a 20, Of paint over his best
trousers and that the job has cos,
twice what n carpenter would have
charged. Tho clothes post was now
erected and he retired to tho house
proud and happy.
Ten minutes after hs returned 20
feast hls eyes once more upon his tri.
umph. but. 10 his horror. tho post
now lay prone upon the lawn.
You pushed II. did YOUR he
yelled. saixing his youthful heir.
NO. father" said the boy. "a spar.
row perched on IL and over II went
saw him do IL"
How long should skirts be-
That perplexing question Is In tho
spotlight again.
The National Garment Retailers
association sent some pretty models
In knee length skirts to Washington.
ID. C.. for inspection.
Thoy were Inspected. all right all
right
They went 10 Senator Harding's
office 20 get his approval. But the
senator saw them first and beat II
for thsgolf course.
They found other prominent clti.
gems willing to take n look and ex.
press an opinion.
"Skiris." said one senator. SHOULD
reach all the way down to the hem"
They ought 10 he IA long as the
lady wants EN-" replied another.
II should worry how long they
are" observed u diplomat ~ usual.
~ forget my glasses. anyhow"
'The most noticeable feature about
these now dresses" commented onc
who didn't need glasses, "is their en-
tire absence below the knees"
Ono senator pointed out that as
this was q modern experiment In fix
lenf apparel II might be wise 10 get
a first hand opinion from the special
assistant attorney general. so they
trudged over to Howard Figg's OF.
flee.
Fig disclaimcd any claim 10 being
an expert In the matter OF feminine
frocks. But he did think. as he en-
phaticaliy put IL, that skirts should
come below the waist"
Now, then. Il. all these wise guys
can't agree upon n little thing like
the proper length OF skirt, how In
the world are they ever going TO
agree on any such important topic
as the league OF nations, or the sugar
snpply7
They DON'T
A Cleveland man says 7b.cent
gasoline within the next two years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
VINO rs TO BI.ANiEs
FARMER ASKS

VINO rs TO BI.AMEs
FARMER ASKS
Editor The Star: In a letter 70
3ho star printed In your issue OF
aho 30th. . man. signing himself
Ynse Master OF Economy. asks me
~ question OF who Is 10 blame for
4 certain condition OF affairs which
~ outlines and which W. all r~oos
ninD ~ all too prevalent for the so
al good
Il IL apparent from his letter that
~ blames the women OF today Tor
- rapid Increase In the dissolution
a the homo and the divorce evii.
u an not particularly Interested IN
0xtne the blame. That Is the old
vay Of metetng out -tustiee-to'
vis az the blame and punish the
vrongdoer for his act OF omission
- commission. True justice. as one
q the old Latin philosophers once
Atd Is the constant and trrcsisst
~ desire to give everyone his due
that y the justice that people OF
oodny demand: II Is the social justice
Advocated by Roosevelt: II Is the
urinary motive of the new legisla'
90 Of wcrkmcn's compensation acts.
minimum wage scales. cornfncrce
Gnumlssions. etc The laws must be
- framed and 30 enforced that each
- ovsry cns gets his due a. nearly
ontomaticAIly In the management of
- afIAirs of the community as ID
humnnly possible Courts and their
unDanAing application Of fixed rules
- epmpsnat for the violation Of
Yroperty and Individual rights are
Hfnegodtte1 The old damage suit
v1fh IT, technical rules OF evidences
- N o0s-ehird or one-haH 70 the
hWyur did not give tho injured
workman MS due: nor. did the old
ruls hat sl1e wife and children were
- property Of the husband and
Mfher Give them their due" Neither
1ooo the present administration of
hvu relative to divorce give the
child or children their due" The
MT due Of . child is . home with
nesA parents In It. kind and consider.
- support and maintenance. and II
she parents insist upon their present
statutory right 70 break up that
home. then they should be compelled
% furnish the nearest substitute
therefor known
r. II. FARMER
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day. The king PUT cat OUT
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made
In innocent Japs Innoen
Jonesi
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Beauty Torture

This is scoidng
They suffer
laughed at 1t time for a friendly
Consider girl
pucked One by hairs pulled eyebrows
pencil
fashion.
Each pull hut
beauys sake Is pleasure for these
barber
But should be thought that
the sex On the contrary the suffering
As fax back 1870 Isaac DTsran Beauty and
Ornamcht' I'm China
eyebrows uat they and On
And in ancient
broken
them Among II
husbands
And only few that lobs
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HAVE been watching a
stream OF bubbles fuifIil
their destiny at the end OF
n rifle in the tiny brook be.
fore my tent door. They
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Hoeard Fig. charge Of H. O. T.
inquvtes got license to He ,oM H.
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A Cleveland man says 7b.cent
gasoline within the next two years
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CfffPMuNK came just
now. friaked himself JOY
ously from out the green
tangle. ana perchcd on a
sfnDoth hiack roek before