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failed to lure me, for the only harpi
/ ever had seen were played I'm thu
streets by wandering musicians, ant
my Imagination could not change tht
picture. The pearly gates were no
to be compared to the wooden gate
that swung open and welcomed me, a:
/ went into my own "hOme, sweet
home," where were my dear, lovinl
parents.
All this time their love for God and
their efforts to obey His law and tC
follow Christ made such an impres
sion on my child mind, that I loved
my heavenly Father and was always
a prayerful, happy child. / believe
haze dli0Gys resisted separation
from God, who is Life and Love and
my source and supply of being. AL.
though I never understood the
Science, or Principle of being, until
Mrs. Eddy taught me to love good and
make all evil unreal, by understand
ing that all We're Gods children. She
told me that some day everyone would
stop thinking bad, wrong thoughts
which cause suffering, and would
think God-thoughts and let God
(good) thoughts govern them and
give them life and strength and every
good thing. Some day everyone will
know that God is our loving Father
Mother and that He loves and cares
for every one Of His children. Christ
Jesus told us this and Mrs. Eddy
taught us to follow and obey his
teachings. They are all workable
when we admit that God is Mind, In
telligence, eternal Life, Love, and
Truth, and that God Is the 0nly crea-
tor. So if we just learn this and
begin to think God (good) thoughts,
think loving thoughts, think of
everyone as good and as Gods child,
and refuse to believe they are not.
we shall find ourselves under Gods
law and shall be healthy and happy.
Gods law is Life and Love, and in
God there is no sin, sickness, nor
seeming death.
God feeds and clothes every child
of His. just as He clothes the lilies.
One day when the people were fol-
lowing Christ Jesus to hear his teach
ings, they became very hungry and
the disciples had only five loaves and
two fishes with which to satisfy their
own hunger. Jesus told them to call
the people and ask them to sit down
on the grass and five thousand hun
cry people obeyed. 1t was big pic
mic, was it not, children? But Jesus
knew that God would feed these dear
people, because they had been follow
ing him, to learn how he healed the
sick and walked on the water, and
Love supplied enough food for these
five fbOucon1 manila Tbav ota oil
they wanted, and do not doubt that
they were Uery hungry; and yet there
were left twelve baskets full. / never
heard what they did with the twelve
baskets that were filled with food, but
probably they took care of 1t and
saved 1t for some other hungry folks,
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whom they might meet. Certainly we
know that 1T was not wasted, for that
would not have been right. We should
never waste anything. Perhaps you
think that fish and bread made poor
picnic, but you, children. must know
that the people, In that day, liked fish
and bread better than anything else
and ! do not believe they would have
cared at all for the nice sandwiches
and cake and ice cream, which
mothers to-day give to their little boys
and girls when they go on a picnic
party.
Dear little children, do you not
wish that Christ would come again
and feed the dear people who, we are
told, are so faint for need of bread,
and the dear little children all over
the world, who are said to be so hun
CRY and so unhappy and so i'll clad
no shoes, no nice warm sweaters and
no one to put them in soft little beds
and hear their prayers and kiss them
goodnight? Christ said, "Lo, / am
with you Away" and I believe he is
here and we will see him, when we
are good and kind and loving, and
he will feed all the world and clothe
everyone, his little children and his
big children and all the animals and
birds and fishes and he will make
everything so bright and so beautiful
He said he would come again and we
must believe it. because Christ is
Truth. One Of his disciples said, and
we find this In the New Testament,
Unto them that look for him shall
he appear the second time" So he
Will come, because he promised, and
when we are good enough we shall
see him, and everyone will be so
happy!
Is 1t not pitiful to see what naughty,
selfish, greedy, ungrateful thoughts
have done to bring suffering to inno-
cent little children? God never took
the earthly fathers and left the little
ones to suffer. War did 1t, and war
thoughts are hate, and envy, and fear,
and selfishness, and these thoughts
are evil, and they make wars and
cause the dear children and all to
suffer.
1 used to try to commit to memory
the verses of 1.-THE Star Spangled
Banner" I did not like the words,
proud wars desolation." My vivid
pictured "desolation."
The rockets red glare" disturbed
me too, for knew that some dear
father or brother would get hurt or
killed and mothers would grieve for
their dear boys, who came home sick
and wounded or were killed by the
"bombs bursting in air." so did not
sing any words, until It came to
"'Tis the star-spangled banner. o
long may it wave
Ger the land of the free and tho
home Of the brave"
and these words l sang. always like
to think Of America as "the land of
the free and the home Of the brave"
and the stars and stripes are dearer
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ADVERTISEMENT,
Happy New Year to the Dear Children
Who Are Entering Upon the Year 1872

Jesus called little child him. and him in the
midst of them
little children shall into the kingdom of
heaven. . 49,. -,
greatest in the kingdom of heaven
And whose shall receive such little child re-
ceiveth rne-CHRIST JESUS (Matthew xviii. a-s)
lamb, leopard shall
lie down with the kid and the calf and the young lion and the
failing together; child shall lead them (ISaiah o.
there brought children, that he
should put his hands hem and and the disciples reouked
them
Suffer children forbid them to
for of such is the kingdom of heaven.
CHRIST JESUS. (Mattnew XIX, 10 I4)
Laborng and to incul
of faith in Godan nlng of the ability OF Spirit to
children understood how truly such
they belong to the heavenly kingdom . -. -.
MARY BAKER EDDY. (Science and Health with Key to the
Scriptures, 1907
frightened says, child will be sick" The law of mortal
mind and her fears her child than the hio
mind ITSELF and they produce the very results which might
have been prevented through the opposite understanding
MARY BAKER EDDY (Science and Health, page I54)
Willingness to become child and leave the old
thought receptive of the advanced idea
MARY BAKER EDDY. (Science and Health, page 5s3)
Beloved children, the has need of you-and more
shness unconamnated lives You need also
watch and that these virtues unstaneo ana
MARY BAKER EDDY (MisceLlaneous Writings IIo)
Children mstaught naturally love God for they
minded afectonate and generally brave - .
MARY BAKER EDDY (MisceHaneous Writings page s4o)
child can measurably understand Christian Science, for
simple faith and purity he takes IN Its spiritual sense
~ MARY BAKER EDDY. CA1esssge for page g.
A children you buwarks of freedom the of
MARY BAKER EDDY. pulpit and Press, 81
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wrong thought, she never would have
transferred her disease thought to
me, her darling child. She would
never have touched me with that
naughty thought-fear-and / should
have been spared colds and children's
diseases, and she would have had,
during those sick-thought days, a
happy, healthy little daughter, to give
her joy and reward her for her tender
mother-love. However, I survived my
parents idolatry and have learned
how to think God (good) thoughts
10 everyone, and how to refuse to
think any but God-thoughts, life
and love, to all. This gives
me- - and gives everyone who
obeys Gods law of Life and Love-
health. happiness and love for all and
for everything which God made. 1t
also gives the repelling power of Love
to fear, and Love chases away
naughty thoughts and protects little
children and big children from their
influence.
My dear mother was my first Sun
day School teacher. l used to commit
verses from the Bible and learned
the history of Jesus wonderful power
TO heal the sick. But I thought Jesus
was the Son OF God and that God gave
him special power to do this work
Jesus said to his early disciples, The
works that do shall We do also, and
greater works than these shall We do /;
but l never thought that ] was also
Gods child and could do the same, If
understood and obeyed the law of
God, as Christ Jesus did. My mother
was shocked when / questioned the
prayer she taught me to say before
| Went to sleep, which ran thus:
Now lay me down to sleep:
pray the Lord my soul to keep.
If should die before I wake,
/ pray the Lord my soul to take"
did not want to say this prayer,
because / did not want to die and
leave my dear parents, my horse and
piano and organ and home. | would
often tell my father, who desired to
make me q musician, that other little
girls fathers and mothers did not
keep them In the house on bright,
sunny days, practising on piano or
an organ. But father was insistent,
and when / was fourteen years old
/ played the organ in his church. 1t
was not great big pipe organ, chill
dren, but it was an old-fashioned
Mason & Hamlin organ, with bur
seven or eight stops, which played
for four years. learned after a
while, that the organist, whom they
discharged, was paid 5000 year, and
father, who was church official, was
saving that money for his church, for
in all those four years they never
paid me anything. Perhaps father
was teaching me the lesson Of obedi-
ence and unselfishness. He was an
architect, and built and loved his
church edifice, and, children, does it
not seem strange that years after
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The New York herald., 1921-06-06
FRENCH ULTIMATUM
IS SENT TO HOEFER
Unless Germans Retire in Part
of Upper Silesia French
Will Withdraw.
BIZ the Associated Press.


OPPHLN. Silesia. June 5.--An ulti-
matum has been issued by tho French
to Gen. Won Hoefer. saying that French
troops In the Industrial section will be
withdrawn unless within twenty-four
hours he withdraws the German forces
that advanced several kilometers in the
Annaberg sector in Upper Silesia after
the insurgent attacks Friday and Satur-
day.
The ultimatum, delivered by a British
liaison officer, was merely acknowledged
by Won Hoefer. 1t was not answered,
but an appointment has been made for
a meeting at Oppeln at IL o'clock to-
morrow morning between Won Hoefer
and Gen. Hunneker. the British COM
mander.
At his Krappitz headquarters this af-
ternoon Gen. Won Hoefer said: "Nego-
tiations are proceeding. I am not at
liberty to discuss the ultimatum. There
is no understanding between the Ger
mans and the British in this matter.
All we want is to reestablish order and
assure the security OF property and
lives.
You can understand our reluctance
to withdraw our advanced forces from
an area that already has been ravished
by insurgents and which again would
be at the mercy Of bandits"
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
IRISH SHIPPERS GET
ADDITIONAL VICTIMS
Two Police Patrols Are Fired
Upon With Effect.

DUBLIN, June 5.-Early this morning
a police patrol was ambuscaded at
Magherafelt. County Londonderry. A
sergeant was shot dead and constable
seriously wounded.
Another patrol engaged in tearing
down seditious posters at Abbeyfeale,
Limerick. was fired upon from a house
that had been commandeered. A con-
stable was killed and five constables
were wounded.
Saturday evening John Brady, the
son Of a solicitor, VINO was sitting with
a companion on the sea wall in Dublin,
was shot and killed by men riding on
bicycles. Brady's companion, who was
wounded, died later.
Last night auxjliaries are reported to
have fired into a crowd in Dublin, kill
ing a young Member Of Parliament and
wounding another man and a woman.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
OMSK CAPTURED BY
ANTI-BOLSHEVISTS
Reds Are Withdrawing Toward
Tobolsk, According to Semi
Official Reports.
RISING AT EKATERINBURG
Kappell Army Prevents Gen.
Semenoff From Landing
at VladivostOk.
By the Associated Press.

TOXIC, June 4-Omsk has been cap
tured by anti-Bolshevist forces and the
Bolsheviki are Withdrawing toward To-
bolsk. according to semi-official reports
from Siberia.
Other dispatches received hers tell Of
an anti-Bolshevist revolutionary move
ment in Ekaterinburg, while advices
from Japanese sources report that an
ineurrection which broke out recently
in Moscow was suppressed with diff
Guilty with the assistance of Communist
sailors from Petrograd. The situation.
however, Is described as etill serious.
Latest advices from Vladivostok de-
clare that the Kappell army prevented
Gen. Seminoff, the anti Bolshevik leader
from landing there. Guards were placed
on the docks and simultaneously sew
eral members of Semenoffs self-styled
Cabinet were placed under arrest These
followers of Semenoff had proceeded to
Vladivostok from Harbin to support the
cause of which he was to be the head.
The foreign consuls Informally voted
that until the population had an oppor-
tunity to decide the form of government
It desired Gen. Semenoff should not be
permitted to land. Many Cossacks well
coined the coming of Semenoff, with the
result that the situation has grown some
what tense.
Russian newspapers In recent issues
declare there is close connection be-
tween the anti-Bolshevik movement In
Vladivostok and the 'intellgenzia," It
Is asserted in Harbin despatch to the
Jiji Shimpo. the Conservative organ. It
is said that journals published in Har-
bin urge the necessity of the anti-Social-
ist factions abandoning their strife II
they hope to set up a responsible Gov
ernment in the maritime province of
Siberia.
A special despatch from Chita says
that the trans-Bail<alian cavalry was or
dered by the Government OF the Far
Eastern republic to begin operations
against the anti-Bolshevik groups fur
ther east. One detachment was ordered
to advance on Khabarovsk and one was
instructed to return to Chit for the pur-
pose of defending the city. They de-
cided not to obey either order. it is said
The Chita Government. says the Yonat-
Uri Shtn,bun, has despatched another
Eote to Toxic declaring that If Japan
will evacuate Siberia the Far Eastern
republic will agree to any terms Japan
will propose.
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CHARGES JAPAN SEEKS
NEW SIBERIAN INVASION
London Labor Organ Reports
WrongeI in Plot.

LONDON, June 5.-A despatch to the
Daily Hcrold, the labor organ. from
Moscow says the Soviet Government has
definite information that Japan has ar
ranged to transfer the troops Of Gen.
Wrangel, the former anti-Soviet leader
In southern Russia, to Vladivostok.
The plan, according to the correspond
ent, is for Gen. Wrangel to unite with
the remnants of the armies OF Gen.
Semenoff and Gen. Kappell and attempt
a new invasion Of Siberia along Admiral
Kolchak's old route. Workers and peas
ants In eastern Siberia are preparing for
stubborn resistance until the Bolshevik
armies come to their aid.
The despatch adds that M. Tchitcherin,
the Bolshevik Foreign Minister, has pro-
tested vigorously TO Great Britain.
France and Italy. saying that II Wran-
gels troops are sent to the Far East
Russia will consider the Entente respon-
eible. The note, It is said. charges that
Japan has set up white" Russian
Government In Vladivostok.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
KING EXPECTED AT
ULSTER PARLIAMENT
Generally Believed That Brit
ish Monarch and Queen
Mary Will Attend.

BELFAST. May 5.-Whiie official an
nouncement is being withheld. 1t is gen
orally accepted that King George and
Queen Mary will attend in state the
opening Of the Ulster Parliament and
that they will travel to Bangor. the home
of the famous Royal Ulster Yacht Club.
under the flag of which Sir Thomas Lip
toms yachts have raced. in the royal
yacht accompanied by warships.
King George has not set foot in Ire
land since his visit to Dublin a decade
ago.
The most Rev. Charles F. Darcy.
Primate of the Anglican Church In Ire
land, assisted by other church dignita-
r!es, participated to-day in Belfast
Cathedral at a service Of intercession In
connection with the opening Of the Ulster
Parliament.
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DAY, SYRACUSE HEAD
27 YEARS, TO RESIGN
Chancellor, Now in His 10Th
Year, Will Travel and
Write.
WORKS ON LIFE HISTORY
Believes Control of 5000 Uni
versity Students Is Too Much
Labor at His Age.

SYRACUSE, June DR. James Roscoe
Day announced tonight that he would
offer his resignation as chancellor of
Syracuse University at a meeting of the
board Of trustees on Friday. Chancellor
Day, who will be rs years old on October
IT. will complete with commencement
this week twenty-seven years at the
head of the university.
IT feel that I owe to my wife and
daughter a closer companionship in my
remaining years" Chancellor Day said
In making known to the Post STANDARD
his intention to retire. They have been
fearful of my welfare II I give up my
work. fearing that the reaction. the free
dom from labor might break my health.
But they are now convinced that my
mind and my heart are set upon several
years of travel and study and work of
a less wearing sort.
II want to be relieved of the great
responsibilities. the numerous burdens
and the endless detail of conducting so
great an institution as a university with
more than five thousand students.
have been able to do prodigious
amount Of work in the past because OF
the strength of body which was given
to me, but this must come to an end.
II shall never free my mind, of course.
from close association with Syracuse
University. 1 shall always stand ready
to do anything to help her. The uni
versity has been, and always will be- the
biggest part of my life.
Many of my friends have been telling
me for some time that I ought to devote
more of my time to writing. The only
way I can do that and the only way
can get to the books I want to write
among them one already started-is for
me to cut away from the chancellor
ship. Only through freedom of time and
freedom from direct personal obligations
upon me can I properly reflect upon
the incidents of my rs years for the
book of my life which so many have
asked me to write"
DR.. Day in 1904 threw a Methodist
General Conference into a state of con-
sternation by declining Bishopric after
his election on the fourteenth ballot--an
action which had no precedent since
1920. His spirited defence of the Stand
ard Oil Company, of the late John D.
Archbold. it's vice-president and a heavy
contributor to Syracuse UniversIty's
finances. and OF the business methods
of large corporations generally, was
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
ANTI-BOLSHEVIK MILITIA
HALTS GEN. SEMENOFF
Cannot Enter Vlodiuostok and
Followers Are Arrested.

PEKIN, June 5.-Anti- -Bolshevik militia
at Vladivostok has prevented the land
ing of Gen. Semenoff, who recently left
Dalny to take charge OF the new revolu-
tionary movement there.
1t is declared the militia acted with
the approval OF the consular body In
Vladfvostok, members OF which agreed
that the presence OF Gen. semenoff was
not desired. at least until the population
OF the Siberian maritime province had
been given an opportunity to express
some desire regarding the character OF
the Government to be established Sew
erai followers Of Gen. Semenoff who re-
Gently arrived at Vladivostok are said
to have been arrested.
Reports from Nikolsk say the troops
formerly commanded by the late Cen
Kappell are advancing northward toward
khabarovslt. and have defeated Boil
shevik detachment near Imam.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06

uttered few years later at a time when
denunciation OF "big business was tn
fashion.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
SINN FEM SHOTS MISS PRIEST.
Father Golfer I'm Peril While on a
Trip to Ireland.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MIppIErowN. N. Y. June 5. -w Word
has been received here that the Rev.
A. j. Golfer. formerly Of this city and
later OF New York city. but now at the
Carmelite Novitiate in KinsaIe. Ireland.
had narrow escape from death when
the train in which he was riding was
ambushed by Sim Feiners.
Every car window was smashed, the
roof and sides were perforated with bull
let's and the panic stricken passengers
escaped death by ducking under the
seats. British soldiers were the OBJ
jectves of the attack.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
SWEDEN TAXES LUXURIEs.
Import Duty Doubled and Trebled
In Many Cases.

STOCKHOLM. June 5.-Both chambers
of Parliament have adopted the Govern
ment bill doubling or trebling the import
duty on luxuries. including gold and sill
yer goods. platinum. spices. fruits. silk
goods. plumes. fans. jewelry. oysters.
hops and flower bulbs. The lower cham
ber however, refused to increase the
duty on watches
Previously the Riksdag. after lengthy
debate had rejected a Government bin
opposing temporary protective duties.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
SPANISH FISHERMEN SUFFER.
By the Associated Press

MADRID, June 5.-Owing to the dis
appearance OF sardines off the coast of
Spain the fishermen of the southern
provinces are suffering and virtually all
the fishing vessels have been laid up.
Aid has been asked OF the Minister Of
Public Works for $4,000 fishermen now
without employment Fifty-six steam
trawlers and 200 smacks are lying at
anchor and all the canning factories have
been closed.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
DRUG HABIT CAUSES BERLIN
STAGE STAR TO END LIFE
Harry Walden Cuts Artery With Razor and Dies With
His Stepson; Frau Walden Not Expected to
Survive Similar Wound.

wound. Walden tried to kill himself
recently in Vienna
II was known by oil his colleagues on
the stage, where he was acting the lead
ing role In Molnar's Devil" that the
once debonnair matinee idol was
broken. coughing. drug addicted. NOR
bidly depressed invalid. Walden won his
first real fame at the Burg Theatre in
Vienna. and was one of the most popular
Berlin stage heroes as the Prince In
"Old Heidelburg," and in classical roles.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
RUSSIAN LEARNED MEN !
NOW BEING CARED FOR
Helsingfors University SendI
ing Food to Them.
BIZ me Associated erp4

STOCKHOLM, June 5.--The representa-
tives of Helsingfors University have
begun distributing much needed food
10 the Russian learned classes in Petro-
grad.
Finnish representatives of the UNI
versity report that the food situation
IN Petrograd is bad. A small amount
of bread is being distributed to men,
bers Of the Red Guard. but other menu
bers OF the population are obtaining
only small portions of herring.
The New York herald., 1921-06-06

Special Gable to THE New YoRK HzzsALD.
Copyright, 1891, by THE NEW York HEzALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Berlin, June s.
The drug habit proved the tragic I'M
doing of the talented Harry Walden. and
despite a career of unbroken success
the we'll known Berlin actor died with
his stepson after cutting an artery with
a razor Frau Walden. also an actress.
is not expected to survive a similar
The New York herald., 1921-06-06
SINN FEINER COMING.

OTTAWA, Ont. June 5.-Osmond Crat-
ton Esmonde. alleged Sim Fein ennis
sary who was found guilty of sedition In
Vancouver and ordered to leave the
country, passed through this city to-day
en- route to New York.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-04-21
HEMSTEAD MAN
 IS CONVICTED
FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHT- FIR AND PUNISHMENT IS
 LEFT WITH COURT.

Washington Ark, April l4-Will Woods .2S charged with the murder of Tom Noland aged 10, on January 20, last. tonight was found guilty of vol untary manslaughter by jury in Cir cult court. The punishment was left with the court. The jury deliberated nine hours reaching verdict shortly after o'clock tonight.
 The killing occurred in the eastern part of the county following an argn- ment between the two men over time Iy settlement Wood pleaded self-de. fense. offering testimony to show thar Noland was attacking him when he fired.
 Judge c. K. Haynie of Prescott, will adjourn court at noon tomorrow Twelve men were convicted of felony charges during the present term They will be taken to the penitentiary Sat urday by Sheriff Jim Dodson and q deputy