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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-16
Bomb Wrecks Palace; 100 Killed.

Brussels-The Siguaranzia Palace
at Bolgrad, Bessarabia, has been
wrecked by bomb, according to dis
patch from Bucharest. One hundred
soldiers and police on duty within the
palace were killed.
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Irresistible.

Dorothy just heard something hor
hid about Gladys.
Kathleen-You know just hate gos-
sip! What was it?
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Exactly.

"She talks intelligently on all sub
jects."
"Conversatile. so to speak. '-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-16

If a man knows a great deal, he is
bound to tell it, either vocally or with
the pen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-16

Lawyers are not the only animals
that draw conveyances.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-16

Australia Sends $4,000, 900 In Gold.
Sydney, Australia record ship
ment of approximately 100000 in
gold to the International Banking cor
poration, San Francisco, has been
made on the steamer Ventura.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-16

Phoenix-Roy Gardner pleaded gull
ty to train robbery and was sentenced
to rs years in federal penitentiary.
Kansas City-Fire broke out In the
Fowler Packing plant in Kansas City.
Kan, causing several thousand dollars
damage.
New York a Federal prohibition
agents raided hotels and cafes as pre-
liminary to making the city dry on
New Year.
Omaha-Acting on information con-
tanned in a mysterious note, Mike
Slime, Bulgarian, was held for in
vestigation in connection with the
Wall street dynamite explosion OF
Sept. 16. 1920.
Pasaic, N J.-Firemen were search
ing the ruins of the plant Of the Hay
den Chemical Company of America
for the bodies Of four men, reported
missing following fire and an explo-
sion at the plant which did damage
estimated at 100000.
Chicago-Cancer is on the verge Of
being conquered and will soon lose
it's terror as scourge OF humanity,
according to scientists gathered here
for the seventh annual meeting of the
Pathological Society Of South Amer
lea. The organization is composed OF
leading specialists in the use of ra-
dunn and X-ray agencies, through
which the physicians said cancer is
to be overcome.
Northwest
West Union, Iowa-A verdict of not
guilty was returned in the trial OF
Mrs. Effie Ashbaugh, charged with
murder of her husband at Maynard
| Iowa.
Seattle-At least four lumbermen
and perhaps six, lost their lives when
| the automobile in which they We're
travelling crashed through an open
drawbridge at Aberdeen, Wash.
Butte-John T. Sullivan, city alder
man of Butte, and Is others were ar
rested here on federal warrants charg
ing violation of the Volstead act. AL
| have been released on bonds. Sulli
van has been member of the council
for eight years.
Helena, Mont-Plans are practical
! ly complete, according to advices from
Washington, for the installation of &
vocational training school here. How
large an area the school will serve
| remains to be settled, but it will be
several states, it is said
Waukon, Iowa-The body of Miss
Inga Magnusen, school teacher neal
| this place, was found in the basement
of the school building. A club covered
with blood was found near the body
The head of the dead girl had beer
| crushed by her assailant.
Salt Lake City, Utah--The govern
ors of Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Mon
tana and Arizona will meet in Sail
Lake City the latter part of this
month to frame a petition to be for
warded to the Interstate Commerce
commission praying for :. reduction il
freight rates.
Minneapolis-Agr in the
northwest will be directly stimulated
by the loans of the War Finance cor
poration which under the direction o.
agriculture loan agency at Minneap
oils are going forward rapidly ant
without red tape, j. H. Hay, Mime
sofa deputy commissioner of agricul
| tire said
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Foreign

LOnQOn = Inc Independent LABOR
party has asked President Harding for
immediate release of Eugene Debs.
Berlin = DR.. Otto Arendt, German
coinage expert, believes an interna
tional bank note is the sole expedient
for solving world financial unrest.
Montevideo, Uruguay-Ths crew OF
nine of the American schooner, Blue
Peter, reached the Uruguayan coast
today in small boat, having aban'
doned the ship, afire, 100 miles OFF
Montevideo.
Buenos Aires-A report that revolu.
tionary troops operating in eastern
Peru defeated the government forces
in battle is contained in wireless
message published by the newspaper
La Nacion.
Managua, Nicaragua-Four police
men were killed and one wounded
while breaking up street fight here
between several American marines
and party of civilians. Two marines
were wounded.
Vienna-Twelve Communist lead.
ers, including at least six of the lieu.
tenants of Bella Kun, the former Hun.
garian communist leader, who had TAX.
en- refuge here, have been ordered ex.
PEELED as result of the recent riot.
ing.
Paris-Germany has. failed to pay
190,000,000 gold marks due during the
first two weeks of December under
the schedule of payments calling for
26 per cent of her exports and GER
tain portions of her customs duties,
it was learned.
Paris-Premier BRAND, says an off.
cial announcement, will leave Paris
for England December 10 or 20. He
will meet the British prime minister
in response to the invitation that he
visit London to discuss the German
reparations question.
Riga-Emma Goldman, who was de-
ported to Russia from the United
States in. Decsmber, 1919, as result
of her alleged anarchistic activities,
has left Moscow, it was learned here.
She is believed to be in Riga with the
intention of seeking permission to re.
turn to the United States.
lin-Announcement was made
at the military headquarters here that
if the Anglo-Irish agreement is rati-
fed the crown forces would be re.
moved from Ireland within a month.
Kweilin, China-President Sun Vat
Sen Of the Chinese republic and his
wife have taken to the battlefield to
fight for the preservation of his gov
eminent
Rome-Serous earth shocks have
been reported from the cicinity of
Lake Bolsena, northwest of here. The
ground in several villages shows large
assures, and inhabitants are camping
in fields.
Beirut, Syria-The evacuation OF CT
licia by the French troops is virtually
complete. The withdrawal has been
without incident. General Gouraud,
the French commander, has left for
Paris.
Paris-Declaring that Germany is
ready to mobilize 100000 men in
three weeks" Andre Lefevre, former
minister Of war, asked the chamber of
deputies to vote the full war budget
which was passed in 1914
Lucknow, British India-The prince
of Wales arrived here and was enthus-
iasticaHy welcomed by the municipal
authorities.
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ton of the contract for removal Of
the Northern Pacific tracks from the
main university campus. Fred B.
Snyder, president of the board, report
ed that the agreement had been ac-
copied by the railroad company, and
that the states title to all the land
involved has been clinched except for
one small piece, on which an appeal
is pending from the condemnation
award.
Austin - The most important COM
munity affair in this city in years was
the opening of the new $1,000,000 high
school. The building is pronounced
one of the finest educational institu-
lions in the state, and will take high
rank among all classes of buildings.
Slayton-The affairs of the State
bank of Lake Wilson are now in the
hands of examiners from the office of
the state superintendent of banks.
The banks reserve. has gone below
the amount demanded by the banking
law and officers of the bank asked for
the assistance of the examiners Of.
flee.
Owatonna- of the employ.
ment committee of the Owatonna
American Legion post, to secure
names of the former service men in
Owatonna and vicinity to fill posi-.
lions offered by local farm and local
industries have failed to bring a sin.
gle response.
l.
st. Paul-Minnesota's annual Christ
mas gift to the country agricultural
socities of Minnesota is being sent
| forward this week by Ray P. Chase
state auditor. Ninety-seven county OF
community fairs will receive checks
totaling s14o.s32-97 in state aid fol
| this year.
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16

Thursday afternoon in honor of her
birthday anniversary. The afternoon
was socially enjoyed and most elab-
crate luncheon was served. Many
pretty gifts were received by Mrs.
Cook. also the best wishes of all that
were present.
Mrs. II. Breckman OF Atchison ave.
still continues to improve from the re-
cent operation. DR.. Eiss of Chicago.
who is her attending physician makes
a call at the Breckman home several
times a week
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Dedena Of Roberts avenue on Thurs
day morning.
4 number OF Whiting Rebekahs at
tended the Installation of officers at
Indiana Harbor on Thursday evening
Mrs. Rose Emerson OF Whiting. acting
as the Installing officer. The pres
ident OF the State Assembly. and the
other high officers were present that
gave talks which were much apprec-
lated. lee cream waters and punch
were served.
aIts. c. Fritz Of Cleveland aven.-
entertained Mrs. J. Fritz and daugh-
ter Alethea and Miss f. Hirchield Of
OoNSAA ~+A4SoSS' 60 49, -S'.AO - - go
nesday.
Mrs. Hymes and daughter Margaret
of Superior avenue were Chicago VS.
iters the fore part of the week.
Herbert Peterson who has been con-
fined to his home the past two weeks
with typhoid vever, is rapidly improv-
ing.
Miss Adeline Leverenz of Myrtle ave.
Is spending the weekend at Dalton.
visiting relatives.
Ben Kiser and r. Barnes OF Rob-
erts avenue spent Wednesday at Deep
River on fishing trip
Mrs. H. Klemm of Lipcoln avenue.
was a business visitor in Chicago last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl selleger. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. lSeleger of East Side and the
Henry F. Eggers family of Lake ave,
enjoyed a beach supper at the Rob-
ertsdale park last Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Griesdale OF Amy
Court. have been spending a few days
at Bass Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stress and Mrs
Buell.. visited Mrs. K. Matthias who Is
confined at the ST. Bernard hospital
in Chicago and report her getting
along nicely.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Simmer returned
Thursday to their home at Racine
Wis. They have been visiting Mrs
SINNERS mother. Mrs. Fl. James.
DR.. Werner was a Chicago visitor
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Laurence Traeger returned to
the Mercy hospital at Gary Thursday
where she Will take treatments. Her
condition Is not improved
Mrs. G. Busse Is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Garner in Chicago.
S. H. Henderson is building a TWEEN
~ foot addition to the east side of his
present Ice cream factory.
The Misses Francis and Margaret
Banner were Chicago visitors yester-
day.
Mrs. Fred Rose. Sr.. visited her SIS
ter. Mrs. Wise. who is at the St. Mar
garets hospital in Hammond yester-
day.
The meeting OF the Past Noble
Grand Club which was 10 be held this
afternoon has been postponed.
Mrs. l. Mcdaniel of ShelbyviIle
Ind, President of the Rebekah lodges
of Indiana, Will be here this evening
and all the lodges in the county are
invited to attend.
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Benehke's. formerly OF Whiting.
Misses Ruth and Dorothy Lesser of
schraage avenue. will leave today for
Philadelphia. Pa, where they will en-
Joy the remainder of their vacation
visiting their father, T. P. Lesser.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Fisher OF ore
gon. are here to spend the remainder
OF tho summer visiting the formers
mother in Laporte avenue.
Georgine sehaaf. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George o. Schaaf. of Central
avenue has as her guest. Marie Deekon
OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt e. Wright are
entertaining the formers mother OF
New York.
The william o. Walker family en-
joyed a reunion at the Whiting park.
Mrs. Lewis and daughter of Canada.
who are visiting in Chicago. spent last
Wednesday here as the guest of Mrs.
a. Farley OF sheridan avenue.
Misses Blanche Meek and Florence
Whiteman entertained the members OF
the Beta Gamma Upsilon Sorority,
with beach supper at the whiting
park on Thursday evening. on this
same occasion the Sorority also gave
a miscellaneous shower on Miss GLADYS
Oeninger. a member. soon to become a
bride.
Among the arrests in the Whiting
police court were Paul Gernuck. be
ing charged with drunkenness He
plead guilty and paid fine OF s1.eo
and costs. Chss. Kraus. for deckIess
auto driving. furnished $500 bonds;
John Lotus. arrested by officer Jew
ell for passing street car discharg-
ing passengers. furnished a $50 bond,
fer his appearance July 18th: Andy
Zerovoiak, charged with heating a
board bill. on complaint OF Anna Yuh-
asz. He was found guilty and fined
$4,000 and costs and sentenced to thir-
ty days in jail; Elaine and Mary Soney
arrested for assault and battery on
complaint OF Caroline DraEek. Both
were released on s5e.00 bond which
In each case were furnished by theid
father Peter Soney. to appear July Is.
for trial.
Lillian Fuss entertained a number
of friends at her home in Front St.
last evening. in honor OF her thir-
teenth birthday Anniversary.
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HOBART

The woman's Reading Club had 8
special business meeting last night az
eight o'clock at the library. The
club annual picnic will be held at
the Whiting beach. Wednesday. July
goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Hansen of So. Chi
cago and Mr.. and Mrs r. Craft and son
are visiting at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Herman Naef..
Work has been resumed on Ernest
Sohn's new house on West Third st.
Mr. r. w. Newman IS visiting at the
McCalley home near Hebron.
Mrs. John Huffman is visiting rely
atives at Turkey Creek.
Mrs Herman WestfalI of Michigan
City. is visiting her sister Mrs. {. L
Fleming.
Willard Stevens has started exca-
waiting for a residence on his lot on
Garfield street.
oliver Ingram has accepted a posi-
tion in the steer mills at Milwaukee.
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Earl Young is improving slowly at
the Passavant hospital in Chicago.
where he is recovering from serious
burns sustained in the Standard OIL
company explosion. He is now be-
ing prepared TO have considerable
grating done on his body.
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had Historic Foundation.

"Babes in the Wood" is founded on
crime committed in the Fifteenth
century, the full history of which may
be seen carved on the mantelshelf in
ar ancient house in Norfolk, England.
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16

Services at the First Evangelical
Church of Robertsdale. II. c. Powell
pastor. sunday school al 9:45 d. m
Preaching services at II a m. and s
p. n4 Special called church Board
meeting Monday, July 18th. at eight
O'Clock in the church to consider the
new church building project. The
appointed Committee from the Chica- :
go Board of Missions will meet with
US. Every member of the Board is
much desired to be present. Prayer
Meeting. Wednesday evening at 500
o'clock. The Camp Meeting is on at
Naperville Park. twenty-eight miles
west OF Chicago. This 10 very nice
place for spiritual refreshments.
c. Holstrom OF Lake avenue. has
been reported on the sick list.
Mrs. Joseph Cook of Roberts avenue
entertained a number of ladies on last
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
ST. JOHN

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scherer are Wis
iting here with relatives.
The st. John Pirates will play ball
with the Indiana Harbor Nationals at
Indiana Harbor on Sunday.
Miss Edith Boecker is visiting the
weekend with relatives at Chicago.
JOS. Thied. JF.. is driving new
Ford roadster
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
SATURDAY

STAR THEATRE ToNIGHT-.+Ma-
donnas & Men," with all Star Cast and
clyde Cook in "The Guide" Tomor-
royv-'Msdonnns and Men," and serfnI
'sWhite HOrseman," No. o. also conn
cdy. 7-16-1
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Fortunate Man.

Lucky is he who has been educated
10 bear his fate, whatever It be. by an
early example OF uprightness and a
childish training In honor.-Thacn-
cray.
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Iud Has the Riaht idea.

Jud Tunkins says an idle life is con-
tent with the blossoms of fancy with
out waiting for the fruits of achieve
mpnt
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16

FOR RENT room steam heated
fiat. all modern improvements; In
quire NJ. Berkowitz. SIG New York
avenue, Phone whiting 1914. 7-16-3
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16

Miss Cecilia Keilman visited Friday
with refatlves at Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Dwhefn are WIS.,
iting here with relatives.
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
NOTICE

On sunday, July 18th, water supply
OF whiting will be shut on for tive
hours from 4 to n m. 1t IL necessary
that the Nor. Ind. Gas & Electric Co
make this work power hne.
lib sUPT. FILTRATION DEPT
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16

FOR RENT-Furnished 7 room house
for three months; 3o4 Cleveland av-
enue, whiting. 7-I6- ,
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
SATURDAY

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT-tMs-
donnas & Men," with all star Cast and
Clyde Cook in ..'rhe Guide" Tomor-
roNv--+-Madonnas and Men," and serial
white Horscmnn," No. Bg also COM
edy. 7-l6-1
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
WHITING
and ifs
PEOPLE!

Services at the congTeg tional
Church tomorrow: The Bible is a book
that has undergone many changes. 1t
has been revised ten times n the last
few centuries. Ten books that were
formerly in the Bible have been drop
ped since 1881. The Psalms and their
message TO today's problems viii be
the subject for sunday morning at the
Congregational Church. Charles E.
Trueblood, Minister.
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
ROBERTSDALE
PRINCESS THEATRE TO-DAY

FRINNESS THEATRE TODAH
BURIED TREASURE" with Marion
Daviesy Also Larry Semon Comedy.
7-l6-l
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
SPECIAL

Reduction sale on all straw Hats, all
$3.50. e4.Oo. $500 and 5000 values.
Your choice MT $2.45. GOLDSMTTH's
52S 10th street, whiting, Ind. 1852
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
PRINCESS THEATRE TODAY

"BURIED TREASURE with Marion
Davies, Also Larry Semon Comedy.
r-1k
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
Whiting
Advertisement
Are Winners

FOR SALE-Good reed baby carriage.
14o Atchison avenue. phone whiting
i44-J. 7-15-2
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16


Services at the Methodist church.
II. P. Ivey pastor. Services at $40.
io.45 and 700 o'clock Sermon at
1o:45 BY the pastor on the practical
theme Of how 10 maintain the joy Of
life. or The Christian Grace OF Keep
ing Sweet" Miss Bessie Grlsson is
10 lead the Epworth League at TOO
o'clock. Subject. Judging Unkind-
~" Non-members Of the League are
invited to attend the meeting since
there is no evening preaching service.
Services at the Presbyterian church
Preaching at the Hungarian Reformed d
Church. 119th street and Indiana Blvd.
sunday morning at 10:45 o'clock.
Mrs. Thomas Moylan viii leave for
Boston, Mass. next Wednesday where
she will visit her daughter Mrs. Jas.
McGinnis. nee Florence Moylan.
The Tri a. club gave a beach sup
sper at the Whiting park on Thursday
evening in celebration Of two Of the
club members birthday.
Mrs. Conger who visited her daugh-
ters Mrs. Walter Rhea and Mrs. He
val Lane has returned TO her home in
Illinois. being accompanied by her
grandson. Edson Rhea.
Miss Anna Tuss of Front street is
leaving today for Jackson. Mich. TO
spend a three weeks vacation with the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01

Rash judgments. nor the sneers Of selfish
Nor greetings where no Kindness is, nor all
The dresry intercourse OF daily life.
Shall e'er prevail against us, or disturb
Our cheerful faith. that all which we behold
To full OF blessings.
w. L. c." inquiries for the poem of Clar-
snce Mansan. beginning "Solomon where Is
thy crown" etc
The exact words are:
Solomon! where Is thy throne? ~ is gone
in the wind.
Babylon! Where is thy might? It Is gone
In tho wind.
The poems OF James Clarence Mangan
have, 7 believe, never been completely pub
lished and did not have a general vogue
until one or two were included In the Ok
ford Book OF English verse. The poem In
question, which is too long for your col
umns. will be found in the oxford Book OF
Irish Verse, page ISL
MisssEila T. Frain asks for the poem con
tanning the lines
Not she with traHorous kiss her Saviour
stung
Not she denied Him with unholy tongue;
She while apostles shrank, could datger
brave
Last at his cross and earliest at his grave" "
These lines are from Woman by Eaton
S. Barrett Part T.
| A subscriber asks for hymn by Rev
Washington GLADDEN. which ia as follows:
| q Master, let me- walk with Thee
| In iowiy paths OF service free
| Tell me Thy secret; help me bear
The strain OF toll, the fret of care
Help me the Sow OF heart TO move
| ny some clear winning word Of love:
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And the robin redbresst ssnr smene ~
trees: II. : w
There were brothers young and esy, 49, =
father old ard gray S N. &
With mother dear TO shield W from ~
harm; f.lI#
There ] spent lfe's happy hours, runnfn1
wild among the flowers tf . ~
In my boyhoods happy home down on he
farm. M
CHORUS
Many weary years have passed since say
the old horne last vi
And memory comes o'er me like ehsfss
Every dear. familiar place, every kind ana
loving face.
In my boyhood happy home down on the
farm.
But today n . draw near the old homs iovs
so dear
stranger comes to meet me AZ tho
door;
Round the place there's many n chsnEe, and
the faces all seem strange;
Not a loved one there TO greet ms az Of
yore.
Now my mother dear is laid. meath the elm
trees quiet shade,
Where naught will come 10 her OF any
harm.
I In the old familiar place can see :
strangers face
In my fathers old armchair down ON the
farm.
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Answers Three Problems

To the Editor Of the Evcnin0 Public Lcdoor!
Sir--I inclose my solutions to The three
problems proposed by "Americanus':
I. n the radius of the circle Is r, the
side of the regular hexagon circumscribed
about the circle Is two-thirds of the radius
times the square root Of 2. Then the perl
meter Of the hexagon Is six times two
thirds times radius times the square root
OF ., or - radius I the square root OF Q.
Since 2R pi - circumference OF circle anu
Ar r square root Of perineter of
hexagon, we have 1.1O2 circumference of
circle perineter OF hexagon. Note: 10"
Is obtained by dividing r square root OF z
by pl.
.. The side of a regular hexagon inscribed
in circle Is equal to the radius Of that
circle. Therefore. II be the radius OF
circle, r Is the side Of the hcxagon.
Since 2R pi circumference OF circle
and OR permeter OF hexason, we have
954g times the circumference OF circle
equals the perimeter OF hexason.
Note! .054o Is obtained by dividing BY
s.1418.
8. n the apothesm of the regular hexa-
gon Is 4. then the radius of the inscrib d
circle is 4. Now, since the radius Is 4, the
side OF the circumscribed hexaEon is eight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01

70 tho Editor Of the Evcrino Public Ledger:
Sir-The secret of happiness is to be doing
what you feel you can be doing best. Tho
best remedy for unha ppiness. which is one
Of our worst afliotions-or might L call II
disease ?--is the espousal OF some good cause.
That is to say. the best way to help one $
self Is TO help others. As soon as one
takes the attitude OF helpfulness one will
have all the companionship one will hav.
time for. and happiness will como with the
occupa tion OF the mind.
When we feel we can do nothing for
others and look for others 10 do everythins
and make all the cheer. then unh appine ess
settles upon us like a pail. To be happy do
something to make others happy. II 10 an
unfailins cure for dependency. We each
have treasure trove OF pleasant memories
that come thronsins to the mind as we
look back and feel the glow OF content that
comes from happiness safeiy sarnered and
work we'll done. oftehtimes It may be
through letter received from an old friend
alludins to old times
In pursuit Of happiness we do not often
overtake II. Those OF wisdom have learned
that 1t is deeds done for others. To be able
to do good Is the highest honor for which we
can strive II is not only a duty but a
privilege OF every one. For happiness. after