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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-06
ENSIGN TOWER
AND MISS CRAMTON
Welded
Ceremony at st. Andrews
with Reception at Maple
Grove Tea Rooms

The marriage of Miss Gertrude
Howe Cramton, oldest daughter Of
Doctor and Mrs. Charles Augustus
Cramton, and Ensign Lloyd Lin
coin Tower Of the U. S. S. Toucey,
was solemnized Saturday evening
at six O'Clock at st. Andrews
Episcopal church. The brides
rector, Rev. Alfred Poole Grint,
Ph. D., performed the ceremony
and the church was filled with rela-
tives and friends Of Ensign Tower
and his bride. The church with
its unusual decorations Of corn
stalks relieved with the lovely blue
and pink larkspur and aconlte,
made an effective setting for the
bridal party. Pink larkspur was
used on the altar and in the font
were rassed the blue larkspur and
aconite with pink and rose glad
ioli.
Preceding the ceremony William
Boynton of Boston, at the organ,
and Miss Helen Boynton of New
York, violinist, played several Sc
lections slipping into the Bridal
Chorus from Lohengrin as the
ushers, Edward Cramton of Dart
mouth, brother of the bride, Sid
nev Tower, of Lowell, Mass, 1
brother of the groom, and Roscoe
Hayes of East Pepperell, Mass, /
came down the aisle. They were
followed by the maid of honor, the
brides sister, Miss Marjorie Cram
ton. Next came the little flower
girl, Elizabeth Ruiter, followed by |
the bride with her father, who gave |
her in marriage. They were met |
at the altar by the groom and his |
best man, his brother, Dr. Arthur
Tower Of Meriden, Conn. The
bride wore a lovely gown of white
Chantilly lace over georgette, with !
taffeta sash. Her long veil was
fastened with a wreath of orange
blossoms and her shower bouquet
was Of valley lilies and orchids.
The maid of honor wore a pretty :
rrock of yellow taffeta with hat of
gold lace and carried an arm bou-
Continued on page three)
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-06

DUBLIN, Sept. 6-Eamon De
Valera, the Irish Republican lead
er, in statement to the press to-
day referred to the British Imper
ial statement as trying to sell Ire
land second rate political margar
inc. "Ireland wants plain butter"
he said "She will not be deceiv
ed into thinking she has it until she
sees it actually delivered"
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-06
BELFAST. Sent.

BELFAST, Sept. 6-Unionists
employed by a large concern near
the scene of the recent rioting in
this city held meeting last night
and were given arms with which
to protect themselves if attacked
Charles Harvey, the 10Th victim of
the disorders, died this morning.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-06
PERLEY HILL TO COVER
HAVERHILL GAMES

Tomorrow, the fast Newport
baseball team, which claims
the championship of Vermont,
will clash with the Haverhill
Pros for the championship of
semi-professional teams in
Massachusetts,. Three games
will b played, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Jeff
Tesreau will do the hurting for
Newport in the first and last
contests. He will be opposed
on the mound by King Bader
of shine ball fame.
All the fans in Newport
and Northeastern Vermont
will be interested to follow the
Border City team in its games
against King Bader's nine.
The Caledonian-Record is
sending to Haverhill Perley J.
Hill, the Newport representa-
tive, who has covered the ma
iority of the Border City
games this season. His daily
baseball story will appear in
the Caledonian-Record begin
ming Thursday.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-06
MAINE STEAMER
SUNK SCHOONER

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Sept. 6
The sinking off Cape Anne OF
the fshinr schooner Abina and the
escape of the six members of her
crew after collision with the steam
er City of Rockland bound from
Maine ports to Boston, became
known here today. Captain John
A. Mellow of the schooner said she
was run down during a heavy fog
early Friday morning. The men
scrambled into the rigging and
were hauled aboard the steamer
in Sings The schooner went down
within few minutes.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-06

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-06
DRIVES MOTOR BOAT
80 MILES AN HOUR

DETROIT, Mich, Sept G.
Establishing a new worlds hydro
plane record of 80.567 miles an
hour Miss America IL, driven by
George Wood of Detroit, today
won the Lake George trophy en-
blematic of the one mile speed
boat championship of North Am
erica.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-06
ONE DEAD, 2 IN JURED
IN SCITUATE ACCIDENT

BOSTON, Sept. 6-Thomas
Scullen of Medford, driver of an
automobile which struck train at
Scituate last night died at a hos
pital here today. Two others who
were in the machine Mrs. Barton
Leonard and Roland Spencer were
said to be in a critical condition.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-06
THE WEATHER

Partly cloudy in Yer
mont tonight. Wednes-
dav moderate tempera-
ture.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-06

CONTINUED on page 81
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-06
HOIST RED FLAG OVER IRISH PORT OFFICE
PRESIDENT oDING
APPk Us ACTION

WASHINGTON, St, -With-
drawal of the Goth I'M. Atry, one
of the two regiments ordered into
the West Virginia coal fields last
week ,as recommended by Briga-
dier-General H. H. Randholtz com
manding the troops in the field was
approved today by President Hard
ing. Orders for the return of the
regiment to Camp Dix, N. j., were
Immediately issued by Secretary
Weeks.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-06

wage Of 70 shillings a week and
the red flag was floating from the
building at midday. The trans
port men propose to run the bust
ness themselves and pay the wages
demanded but are encountering diff
ficulties since the books and re-
cords are locked in the safes. The
interests of the port are seriously
affected.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-06

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept.
6-Quiet prevailed along the
Boone-Logan County border early
today. From Mingo County where
some shooting was reported yester-
day and the day before came re-
ports that the situation was not
regarded as serious.
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!. q Y A y
NLASTNI
UPOZORNENI.

VSichni clenove a clenky-
ne Dramatickeho Odboru
Legionaru "vCELKA" jsou
zadani, by Sc sucastnili slav-
nosti rozvinuti praporu Ce-
skoSlovenskych Legionaffd
dne 3. a A. cervence. Sraz
k prdvodu vsech spolku v
nedeli 8. cervence o 10. ho-
dine ranni pred Ceskou Ma
rodni SIM ma Broadway.
F. JIRSA, tai,
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kanka "nezdrzitelnost We stykr
q druhym pohlavim dob6 mi.
mo sluzbu".
Slecna Famfrlikova vzpama.
tovala Sc velmi rychle 2 prvni.
no neprijemneho dojmu. Poza-
dala sveho prdvodce 0 cigare.
tu, vesele 81 pokufovala okle.
pavala horky popel pres "a.
bradli do chladivych vim vltav.
skych, a kdyz parnik dospel
az k Velke Chuchli, vynala ze
sve hluboke prirucni tasky slit
nou lahev melnickeho dv6ma
Isklenkanli.
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Strriizzni obchody
budou zavreny

v pondeli dne 4. cervence.
Posledni den k nakupu Get
nvch potreb jest Ultra! Ne
odkladejte na posledni chvi
Ii prijd'te zahy pokud zby-
va dost casu k vyberu a po-
kud vyber jest uplny. Chce-
tell usetriti cas- i penize q
hlavne chcete-li zbozi prvo-
trldni jakosti, zbozi novo-
modni, ktere vas v kazdem
.ohledu uspokojl, takove zbo
Ii najdete V stfiznim obcho-
de "u Koudel1', v els. 4735
Broadway. Vyber zde jest
dokonaly, obsluha vzorna a
ceny, u porovnanl S kvall-
tou, jsou velice mirne.
Zvlastnl pozornost zaslu-
huje uplny sklad spodnlho
prada a puncoch pro pany,
danny i ditky a nadhem6
damske hedvabne zivutky
nejnovejsich barev, snero-
vacky, damske novomodni
hedvabne letni sweatry, pla
tynkove. .pradlo a jine vybav
ii Zbozi toho druhu.
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UDRzOVANf DfTEK We
SKOLE.

Kazdy stat ma nyni zakon 0
povinn6 skolni navsteve, jak O.
Znamuje Children's Bureau
Department. Prace. Uradovna
uvedena sbira material, jak
zakony takove mali vliv ma det
skou praci a vysledky jsou uve-
deny We zvlastnim pamfletu.
V peti statech nucena navst6
va je az do veku Is let, We dvou
2 techto jen v nekterych di-
striktech, We 3 statech do v6ku
II let, We 80 do 16 let, jeden
stat zada jen vek Is let. 6 j.
nych a Distrikt of Columbia
vek IA let. Jeden stat mutt k
navsteve do IL let a to jeSt6 ne
gramotne d6ti.
Ma nestesti vyjimky We vet
Sine statu jsou tax cetne, ze
provad6ni zakona nucene
skolni navsteve Sc deje S ne
snazemi. TAX ma pffklad dfte,
jehoz prace je potfeba ma far
me, ma dovoleno navst9vovat
skolu jen ursity pocet tydnd v
roce, take jsou vynaty dftky,
jichz sluzeb jest treba k vyzi-
venf jeho jinych.
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Rozhovor pres plot: "Peni-
ze? Ne. pen6z vam nedam. ale
chcete-li dati do pofadku moii
zahradu, dam vam 100 K, jine-
mu bych dial jen 80 K"
ooh. byl bych vam velmi
rovdecen, kdybyste zrizeni sve
zahradv sv6fil nekomu iinemu
a mn6 dial on6ch 20 X. Byl bych
spokojen".
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-....====-.=s=----=------s vr-=-----~-----~.-sr.
Zvlast6 on6ni, kterf Sc MALE
zaji v utvafeni socialnim, inte-
lektualnlm a mravnim, jako
mas narod", prohlasuje brazil
sky spisovatel V dalsim, wy
sv6tluje pax vyznam slova So
kol hlavni zasady organisa-
ce, a to velmi obsirn6, neopo-
mijeje ami podrobnosti, jake
oslovovani bratrem a sestrou,
popisuje kroje q dodava: "By-
Ii to oni, ktefi Cd 1862 az po-
dnes vypGstovali narod ohro-
mujic1m zpusobem t6lesne
moraln6, zvysujice telocvikem
ieho hodnotu, jeho zdravi, je-
ho silu, vyvijejice prostredni-
ctvim pfednasek, pouceni, roz-
dileni knih, Zakladani skol a
knihoven jeho intelligence a
pfipravenost, utvoruj{ce vojen-
skou instrukcl nespocetnou re
servu obcanG schopnych boje".
Kdyz general Baden-Powell
zavedl V Anglii sve skauty
kdyz Svycary, Francie JIM
zacali regulaVisovat telocvik,
myslenka byla u Cech6, po-
vzdy divajic1ch Sc do budouc-
ma, jiz pfipravena ma posledni
boj proti Habsburk6m pre-
svobodu.
Dale vypocitava autor, jah
potetne Sokol sill, az stal Sc
opravdovou armadou. "Soko.
love jsou dnes tax pevn6 usta.
veni, re tvorf integralni, vital.
n neoddelitelnou soucast
naroda. Je to nejv6tSi Skola
vychovy telesne, mravni, soci
alni a skoro az vojenske V Ce
chach a ieiich schopnost obra
ny intelektualni a, narodni SO
osvedcila jak MONA nej1pln6.
81. A nejvetsf 2 devils sokolske
no kodexu jest: "Vytrvej!
Nasleduje citat re sokolskycl
zasad. A spisovatel uzavfra
"Nebylo by lepe, kdyby Brazi
lie misto malichernych otazel
ml6elive pracovala ma zrizen
ohromne a hluboce vlasteneck,
lfgy narodni jako jsou cesti So
| kolov6?"
Tem6f soucasne ) timto clan
KEN tydennfk "Fon-Fon" pri
nesl dvoustranou fotografii 2,
lsokolskeho sletu, ktera vystiz
ne zachycuje zakladnf posta
veni Sokolic, s mnoha informa
cemi Sokolstvu sletu. Tex
k clanku praydepodobn6 ma
psal Ease pan Gustavo Barro
su. Podepsan vSak neni. V men
piSe sc nadsen6 0 nasem marc
| de 0 Sokolstvu, nemz w
slovn6 Sc pravi, re je to nej
Ilep5i organisace sveta jako j
deal kultury telesne mravni
NaSemu vyslanci j. Havlaso
vi podarilo Sc jiz V Brasili
zaloziti "a souhlasu vlady u
pffmnych pratel v6ci naSi so
| kolskou jednotu V ideach Tyr
sovych a dati il pfesne a jasn
kontury nasich iednot sokol
skych. Zejmena pestry a ma
lebny kroj sokolsky Sc velic
tam libi a ziskava ST obliby
Clanky fotograficke sni~lky
ktere dosly, byly zaslany d,
musea sokolskeho k uschovani
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Z TABORITSKE-
HO KRUHU.

DIE usneseni Velkoloze
Jednoty TaboritG, jsou Gle
move vsech podflzenych L.o-
ii vyzvani, dostaviti Sc v
nedeli 3. cervence V $50
hodin rano k slGastneni Sc
slavnosti a pilivodu legio-
narskeho.
s nasim Taboritskym
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POSETILE
HISTORKY.
Adolf Cervinka.

Znalec zenskych kras by o.
vsem byl vystihl lined, re k to-
muto zakulaceni prispel tez W.
soky, tuhy limec, kterym 81 Ii
bov6jSi danny uncle rozmno-
zuji ovar tvari, prlrodou skou-
pc Jim ustedfeny. Zatim co
pan disponent konal jakousi
.podezTelou navstevu u soused-
,niho stolu, kde sedelo nekolik
'uvedomelych maZavkG, spra-
dal revident Sc slecnou Famfr-
Ilikovou predivo diskretni do
hody. Pr.ssi stredu NELL u
nich V kancelari tax zvane
staubky tili prazdniny 2 tech
Llckych dnvodd uklidu a ocisty
mistnosti. To byl den pro tajne
vylety jako predurceny. Pan
lrevident nabidl sve prGvodkyni
rr&telsky vylet parnikem ma
Zbraslav, slecna, vesele Sc
hihnajic, slIbila, re spoletne
cslavi tento nezasveceny sva-
tick.
A slovu svemu dostala. Pri-
sla ma parnik casne rama We
lvzdusnych, bilych satech, do
kterych cd reky bystre profu-
kovalo.
Turecky Sal po babicce s
materske strany krotil vtiravou
nezbednost vzdusneho zivlu.
Pan revident usadil Sc pohodl-
Inc malebne, zelene pelerine
proti babkam 5 nIsemi, ohma.
laval chvilemi pro telesne u.
lspokojeni svych zaludecnich
chtlcu hojne zasoby salamu a
konaku bujn6 naditych kap-
sach, pax vytahl libe pachnou-
CT smotek a pokuroval 81 Y
rannim, cistem vzduchu, zaha.
neje tax lezavy, syreckovy par.
lfum, mOcn6 Sc derouci y nedO.
|mykavych utrob babskych MI.
Isl. Oba vyletnfci byli dokona.
le spokojeni, tesice Sc v duchu
IA tajuplne pTihody, skryvajf
lei Sc dosud V hlubinach letni
no, rozzhavujfciho Sc dine
lSlecna Jifina bzucela 81 neja
lkou laskovnou melodii ze smi
chovske areny.
Nejvetsi radost msla 2 to
no, ze sc vylet provede "a We
trem, nebot' ma parniku neby
! 10 po znamych ami slechu. Pc
hrichu tato radost podnikavt
dvojice netrvala dlouho. Rych
lostf dvanacti uzl1 "a hodinl
dorazil parnik z pfistaviSte ns
Inabrezi Palackeho ma proteis
Ireidu smlchovskou, kde Sc vhr
nulo ma LODI nekolik mladSicl
Ii usedlejsich panG, vice men,
dobre zivenych duznenych.
"Hrome, to jsou kolegove Z
naseho departma", zajikl s.
nahle revident, honem odse
dial ma slusnejsi vzdalenost oc
lsve sousedky.
Pani kolegove jenom ma Sc
be kyvli, pomerili slecnu Fam
frlikovou cenichavymi pohledy
| a prali panu revidentovi pri
jemne plavby, stfizliveho kap
Itana a dobreho v6tru. S malol
skodolibosti oznamili soudru
howl, ze ma Vysehrad6 pfistou
lpi ieste pan rada SumyS 81
svou odrostlou dceruSkou {
kancelista Ponrava Sc trem
Ikluky hasacerty.
"Zatracene staubky!" prokl
nal revident touzebne otekava
ne prazdno. "Coz pax Sc ne.
mholo naSe departma trochr
rozdelit, neco ma sever, necc
ma jih?!'
Pan rada projevoval primo
otcovskou radost mad shleda
MIN s pany re sveho oddelenf
Bylo to ovsem prekvapeni, pee
live Cd jeho podrizenci pri
Ipravovane a. nejednfm z mich
v duchu zazehnavane. Ale ne
Iy,1o x,x,1 x,,,+S
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SO OIL SIX 4
Hid K A
SOKOLSTVO IDEAL KULTU.
RY TELESNE | MR-AVNI.
Brazilsky tisk 0 Sokolstvu.


V Brazilii, spisovatele Jana
Havlasy, dostalo Sc Mar. Lii
stum' nekolika casopisd bra
zilskych, V nichz jsou snimky
2 naseho posledniho sletu vSe-
sokolskeho S nadSenymi tlanky
0 organisaci sokolske.-
TAX spisovatel Joao do Nor
te (Dr. Gustavo Barroso) uve-
fejnil V denniku 80 Journal"
dlanek COS Falcoes da Bohe-
mia (Cesti Sokolove), jehoz
kratky obsah je tento:
V dobe, kdy germansky ce-
sarism ruku ruce s c1rkvi a
iejlmi dogmaty znasilnovaly
sv6t, jediny narod cesky Sc re-
voltoval, uplatnuie svou narod
M myslenku iodbojem nabo-
zenskym, V nemz tehdy Sc je-
dine mohla uplatniti jako po-
liticke hnuti. Tot prave W.
znam Jana Husi pro Cechy a
nabozensk6 valky Is. stoletf by
ly pro ne vlastn6 politickou e.
mancipaci. To schisma maleho
a silneho naroda slovanskeho
posililo jeho narodniho ducha,
ienz pecliv6 jsa uchovavan sto-
letimi, umoznil postupn6 usa-
mostatn6ni. "Mezi ruznymi
spolky a organisacemi, jimiz
obdivuhodna zem6 HusitG "a
iistiti cht6la svym synGm Il
zemni integritu", pise dale
BaToso, "a udrzeti rasu cistou
matefskou rec neporusenou,
ably den osvobozeni definitiv-
niho, ktery pfedvidala V ukon
teni posledni svetove valky
cely narod znovuvstal V jedi
n6m bloku podivuhodn6 SOU
dranem, vzdy Sc vyznamena-
vala organisace proslavenyct
Sokola, hodna toho, aby byla
. napodobovana We vSech re.
mich, jez cht6ji zapustiti hlu.
boko do sveho srdce lasku
rodne pude, dGveru We vlastni
urcenf a energii nutnou k pre-.
konanf vSech prekazek. We
stoletf sedmnactem cesky ma.
rod podlehl We SVEN boji prot
domu habsbmskemu a prot
Rimu. "A krutost vit6zG neuse
tfila il urazek j vynasnazila Sc
vsemi prostfedky vymytiti jeii
no uzasn6ho ducha narodnihC
atd. Pc stalet6m 1padku umu.
6eneho naroda pTislo velikole.
pc hnuti obrozensk6, zacate ie
no nejosvfceneiSimi syny, ie
hoz vIsledek bylo probuzen
lidu, intelektualni narodoho
spodafsk6.
"Vskutkd ekonomicka orga
nisace Cch", pokracuje Barro
50, "jez utvorila V srdci ex
pansivniho N6mecka vazny "a
Yodek resistance t6sici Sc vlast
nj neodvislosti financni ma poe
klad6 dokonale prace, kredit
Gaasn6 sporadany, pr1mysl &
obchod vysoce vyvinute, je do
iista jedno z nejkrasn6jSfcf
del, jez dumysl a energie lid
ska dokazaly poslednich do
bach. A ona definitivne zne
moznila zotroceni zeme ekono
mickym ziyotem dvou velikycf
imperii, jez j obklopovaly 81
vsech stran. Chyb9l jeste ele
ment vysloven6 snahy po poll
ticke emancipaci, po niz touhs
zivena byla ma dn6 srdci ne
spocetnych generaci. Veliki
postava Miroslava Tyrse upro
stred stoleti deyatenacteho OBJ
dafila vlast onemi elementy
jez il chybely; silou a odvahor
disciplinovanou. A ieho idejt
byly lined pfiiaty lidem ce
skym jake opravdov6 narodn
credo. On to byl, ienz podpo
rowan Jindrichem Fuegneren
q Jinymi zalozil velikou orga
nisaci Sokold, dnes proslave
nou V cel6 Europe. ba celen
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt o A svet-
nicich s koupelnou, plyn, elek-
trika. Haste Sc V els. 5424
Broadway u E. 55. ul. nahore.
Najem $40 mesicn6, tez garaz.
IA
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-02-12

ed into suitable material and stored
in locations not much used. Most of
it is stored as fat.
People differ in the rate at which
they burn up fuel. A man doing hard
muscular work burns up more fuel in
a day. The man engaged in brain
work burns less. A fidgety worrier is
larger consumer of fuel. Such peo-
pie rarely fatten. People with too
much thyroid are on edge all the time,
and they seldom fatten. Those with
too little burn little fuel. And if they
eat in any degree heartily they &C.
cumulat6 fat.
The man who laughs great deal
INDUCES in considerable muscle work,
for hearty laughter exercises the mus
cles of the face. the chest wall, the
diaphragm, and the abdomen. Hearty
laughter pounds the liver. squeezing
it against the underlying structures,
1t is an excellent method of giving
liver massage. It is understood that
massaging the liver itself causes fuel
to burn more completely and not to
stop as the incomplete product fat.
In view of all this, what physiolog'
ical basis is there for the axiom
laugh and grow fat? 1t is this:
Placid, good natured, happy people
are generally not of the fidgety, wor
rying, anxious kind. The fidgety
worrying, anxious kind are too much
on edge to accumulate fat.
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LAUGHTER AS A TONIC.

A correspondent recently asked:
docs laughing great deal each day
make one fat?" L concluded to go
into the matter somewhat more deep
ly than was necessary for brief an
swer.
The phrase laugh and grow fat"
is automatic. In part due to the wide
acceptance of this axiom, the world
expects fat man to laugh. Mr.. Taft
was our latest president, at least in
recent years. He was also our merri-
est. He chuckled when the affairs of
state bore heavily on him.
Whether he chuckled in the years
when he was growing fat or not I do
not know, but I suspect that the
chuckling habit has been his for a
long time, and that It antedated his
obesity. It may have had something
to do with causing it. However, when
he was engaged in the gentle art of
losing 100 or more pounds he chuck
led just the same. We might say on
the one hand that laughing made him
grow thin or on the other that 1t made
him grow fat.
Now, let's get down to cases. Peo.
pie get fat because the amount Of
food eaten, digested, and absorbed is
| in excess Of the amount burned up in
the days work, including work, keep
ing warm, and growing In the case OF
children. The excess. composed in
the main ot caEbohg drates, is convert
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the entertainment of those around us
The mother finds 1T hard to cease fret

the entertainment of those around us.
The mother finds it hard to cease fret
ting-hard to forget the trials of the
day-hard to speak gently when a
fault has exasperated her. But she
for the sake of her childrens future
must remember that, If they are ex
pected to learn self-discipline and
self-denial, she must set the example
The duty of home-making is a sa
cred duty. Who, in after-life, dwells
on the splendors of his fathers house,
Who cares for the luxury of its equip
ment? 1t is to the tenderness, the
cheerfulness, the unity, the consola
ton there, that the heart in after-life
turns. 1t is the memory of these thai
make true men and women. Mar
BILE statues and brown stone fronts
without cheerfulness are less to {
child than an old oaken bucket fraugh-
with happy associations.
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MOlLEEI
"Das Cruthin Amo."

/ loved fair colleen
The sweet smiling Molleen,
I had left in Erin's green isle;
A bright little fairy,
The Molleen nee Mary,
I parted from down at the stile.
Far over the sea I did go
From Molleen, "das cruthin amo."
My lovely sweet singer,
Now fain would / bring her
Across the wide turbulent sea,
To obtain and find rest
In the far distant west,
Until our loved Erin was free,
The soul of love whittier than snow
Had Molleen "das cruthin amo."
Oh, now she is sleeping
With Angels, guard keeping,
Where Lee river murmuring flows;
To my heart now broken
She left as a token
The fragments of cherished wild
rose.
Now where daisies and shamrocks
grow
Sleeps Molleen "das cruthin amo."
ID r. MdcC0yfhp
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STRIVE TO MAKE THE EVENINGS
AT HOME ENJOYABLE.

II the home is not made cheerful
in the evening, the children are de-
prived of something that their par
ents, owe them, says The Echo. It is
not enough for father to supply a
shelter, food and furniture for his
family. Material things do not make
the home. II the world were devoid
of sunshine, OF flowers and music, we
would indeed have an abiding place.
but nothing more; we could perhaps
exist, but we would hardly live.
Cheerfulness is the light, the mu-
sic Of family life. And cheerfulness
in home life does not always come
by nature It is not always easy to
discard the cares of the day as one
enters the charmed circle. II is not
always agreeable to give up the book.
that might be enjoyed selhshly, for