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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
P0CTA BYVALEMU PRESIDENTOV.
DEMONSTRATE PRED JEHO ORY.
dim v DEN PRiMERi. <
WOODROW WILSON JEST PRESVEDCEN ZE
SPRAVEDLIVA VEG ZVlTEZf.

Washington. II. listopadu
Belovlasy muz, Sc schyienol
hlavou, postava jako z!oma
ra, jemuz tisice Americanl
vzdalo hold V den primer
pred cihelnou residence ma
|ulici, nahle zdvihl svoii ruku
ably utisil hudebni kapelu
jez zacala hrati hymnu pc
jeho odpovedi jasajicimu "a.
stupu.
At inspirovan hymnou
"How Firm a Foundation, Ye
Saints of the Lord" nebo de.
monstraci samotnou, valecnJ
president Spojenych StatI po.
zdvihl hlavu a V jeho ocich
objevil Sc zablesk drivejsi e.
nergie.
"Jeste slovo," pravil Wood.
row Wilson, kdyz zastur
stichl opetne, aby s,ysel slaby
hlas, jenz pronikal jenom k
tenn, kdoz stall nejblize.
"Nemohu Sc zdrzeti, abych
to nerekl. Nemam nejmensich
obav 0 triumfu zasad, "a ne5
jsem bojoval. Videl jsem bla
hovce vzpirajici Sc Prozretel
|nosti pred tim a videl user.
jeiich znicenf, jako pride ne
tyto opet - naproste znicen
a opovrzeni. Ze my zvitezi.
me jest tax jisto, iako re Bib
vladne. Dekuji YAM"
Dnesni pout' k residence
Woodrowa Wilsona, treti
jez konana ma den primeri
byla neivetSi sveho druhu, a.
vsak ctitele dfivejsiho presi.
denta nasli jej tax zmeneneho
Cd posledni navstevy. re byli
pfekvapeni. Rylo zjevno, ze
jenom S neivetsf namahou
mohl stati We dveTich sveho
domova tech nekolik okamzi.
XII, "a nichz senator Carter
Glass Virginie, Glen Wilso.
nova kabinetu, tlumocil tribu1
velikeho shromazdeni, V nem5
odsuzoval vladni smernici
"osamoceni''. prohlasiv, re
"zaciname videti usvit", a ze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12

myslenka svetoveho miru,
jak byla pojata p. Wilsonem
zvitezi.
Jeste nez dTivejsi president
skoncil svoji odpoved', pf. Viii
sonova pristoupila k nemu a
podporovala jej rukou pod je-
dnou pazi. Po cely cas- co mlu
| vii, mel hlavu schylenou a by
10 zfejmo, re Sc pohybuje s
nejvetsi obtizf, kdyz vycha-
Eel do predsine sveho domu,
i kdyz Sc vracel, podporovan
pi. Wilsonovou a cernosskym
sluhou. Zastup, jenz shroma-
zdil Sc pred obydlim p. Will
sonovym, cital asi patnact IT,
sic hlav a vypukl v jasot,
kdyz Sc dfivejsi president OBJ
jevil
"Jsem velmi dojat a po-
cten timto ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
osvedcenim vaseho pratelstvi
a vasi duvery." pravil, "a
lprece mohu rici bez pretvar-
ky, re 81 preju, abyste prene-
sli svij hold ode mne k mu-
znm, kteri ucinili pTimeri
moznym. Bylo umozneno, po-
nevadz nasi hosi porazili ne
prftele.
"Jsem hrd mad tim, ze jsem
mel tn cest byti jejich vrch-
MIN velitelem. TIE nejidealn6j-
81 armady, jez Sc kdy sesla."
Pan Wilson ustal ma chvili.
premozen pohnutim.
"Prominte me vzruseni,"
pokracoval, "ackoli skutec-
nym DOlOVnym Vrcnnlm veil
telem byl mui cteny pritel
Pershing, kteremu rados'i
odevzdavam vavriny vitezstvi.
Dekuji yam z pima srdce "a
vaSi laskavost.'
Vcera pomocf radio rozsife-
ma byla po cele zemi rec p.
Wilsona k narodu. Driveisi
president prohlaSuie V nj, Re
"posupne a sobecke osamoce-
nj" do nehoz Spojene Staty
Sc stahly po svetove valce, "je
hluboce ponizujici, ponevadz
jest zbabele a necestne."
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OSLAVA VYROcf RUSKE
REVoLUCE.
Byla pfi nsm pfedpovidana
nova velik6 evropsk&
vSlka.

Moskva, 10. list. - Pri O.
slave vyroci ruske revoluce
Ivladni recnici yarovali Rusko
ze must byt pfipraveno ma
|pfipadnou evropskou valku,
Leon Trocky, ministr valky,
jenz nasledkem nastuzeni ne
mohl Sc sucastnit slavnosti, "a
slal casopisu "Pravde" dopis,
v nemz pravi:
"Osud Evropy mdze byti
rozhodnut behem sedmeho ro-
ku ruske revoluce. Tento rok
nebude pro mas rokem odpo-
cinku, nybrz rokem velkeho
a zuriveho boje, neslychaneho
heroismu a cetnych obeti ma
ceste k vitezstvi."
Leon Kamenev, Iradujici
predseda ministerstva, sice zdG
raznil nadeji Ruska v zacho-
vani miru, avsak dolozil j.
hned, ze zeme must byti pri-
pravena ku sve obrane, pone-
|.vadz jest moznym, ze nemec-
ky proletariat We SVEN boji "a
svobodu strhne celou Evropu
do valky.
Klara Zetkinova, znama re
volucionarka, pravila, ze Ru-
sove nesmi ztraceti diveru v
nemecke delnfky, kteri mali
te3kou dlohu pred sebou, a.
vs$k must ma konec zvitezit.
Basil Kolarov, bulharsky re-
volucionar pronesl podobny ma
hled.
Moskevska posadka pri
dnesnf ,slavnosti mela move III
mfi uniformly moskevske Get
nietvo objevilo Sc v modrych
kabatech a V cervenych cepi
Icidh. S kozesinami. Vsechny
odhily yojska sdcastnily Sc pa
raHnfho pochodu, citaje v to
Ii hove ond9lenf strojnich pu-
SEX.
Statisice d9lnfku s1castnilo
sci dnes poulicnich privodd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
DkfVEJSf KORUNNf PRIMO donna.
SPOJENCI BUDOU JEDNATI O .JEHO
PRiSTfM OSUDU.
ADOLF HITLER SOUSTREDUJE KOLEM SEBE
ZNOVA SVE STOUPENCE

Pafiz, IL. listopadu. w.
hnanstvi driv9jsiho nemecke-
no prince v Holandsku, jez
trvalo petkrate tax dlouho ja-
ko Napoleonovo, skoncilo. Be
drich Vilem jest donna, kdyz
bylo Sc mu dostalo povoleni
k navratu nemecke vlady, mic
meme vsak jest otazkou, zda-
Ii spojenci dovoli mu ziti me-
rusene jako soukromemu OBJ
canu nebo prichystaji-li mu ne
jaky ostrov sv. Heleny, jako
Napoleonovi, ktereho patrn9
ex-princ chce napodobiti.
Pristi osud Bedricha Vile
ma zavisi cd rady velvyslan-
cd, pokud nemecka vlada bu-
de dbati jeff pfani a toto t9-
leso az dosud nijakym zpdso
benz nedalo ma jevo, jake bu-
de jeho odporucenf, pfipadn9
ultimatum, berlinske vlade.
Bylo dokonce Teceno v L.
rednich kruzich dnes, ze
schdze rady velvyslancd URGE
ma ma zitfek, bude odlozena
ma uterek. Jako pficina uda-
no, ze velvyslanci pravdepo-
dobn9 neobdrzi zadnych in
strukcfI cd svych vlad pred
dterKem, jak by 81 NELL poci-
natl v teto veci.
We francouzskych diploma
tickych kruzfch nepriklada
se navratu dfivejsiho korun-
niho prince velkeho vyznamu
a verejny tisk vice pozornosti
v9nuje otazce obnoveni cinno-
sti mezispojenecke kontrolni
komise v Nemecku. Premier
Poincare Sc pry vyjadril, ze
Bedrich Vilem jest pouze dru-
hotridnfm hercem a tudfz ze
netreba znepokojovati sc pri-
lis mnoho k vili nemu.
Jest celkem velky rozdil v
protestni note vzhledem k ma
vratu drivejsiho korunnfho
prince, podepsane Poincarem
a pritomnym smySlenim v di-
plomatickych kruzich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12

Londyn, 10. listopadu. -
"Times" pisi .vzhledem k chy
stane francouzske pijcce pro
staty Male dohody:
"Koluje zprava, ze Henri
Berenger, zpravodaj o rozpo-
ctu We francouzskem senatu
oznamil, ze Francie jest O.
chotna pijciti pdldruhe mill
ardy franki Male dohod9. Je
zajfmavo konstatovati pfi t.
to prilezitosti, ze 800 milio-
MI. frankit hylc jiz odhlasoY&
no; francouzskou poslaneckou
snemovnou v pribehn tohoto
roku pro jiste zeme We vychod
nj a jizni Europe. Dne Is. t.
nora 400 miliond frankd cd
hlasovano bylo pro Polsko, '
kvetnu 291 milioni pro Ru-
munsko a v cervenci 1913 mill.
onI pro Jugoslavii. Pravf Sc,
ze tyto sunny nebyly vyplace.
ny v hotovych penezfch, n.y.
brz bylo jich pouzito ma "a:
koupeni valetneho matenAlu
nalezejfciho francouzske via.
de anebo vyrobeneho We Fran
eli. Podivna situace jest zpt.
sobov&na t9mito ptjckami.
Francie, jak jest dobfe zna-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
VOLSTEAD MA TENTOKRA-
TIE PRAVDU.

New York, II. listopadu
Andrew J. Volstead. autol
narodniho prohibicniho zako.
ma, vratil Sc dnes ma parniku
America re sve navstevy V E.
vrop6. "Nikdo nedba, co ia
fikam," pravil zpravodajum
kdyz ma neho dorazeli vseliky
mi vsetecnymi otazkami. Vol.
stead sdelil, ze videl jenon
jednoho cloveka pitt. kdyz sc
plavil po mori a to bylo V j.
delne parniku. Jede pry dc
Washingtonu a pax do svehc
domova v Granite Falls
Mimi, kde hodla provozovat
prava.
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| Berlin, IL. listopadu. Jizda
automobilem drivejsiho ko-
runnfho prince cd holland
skych hranic ma jeho statek
w Oelsu v Hornim Slezsku,
nebyla zadnou triumfalni ce
stou. Az dosud nemecke verej
Inc mineni jest dplne lhostejno
lvdci jeho navratu z Wierin-
gen. Nikdo nemluvi o drivej-
sim korunn(m princi a nikdo
Sc nestara, vratil-li Sc neb nj
koli. Vcerejsi noe ztravil v
malem meste Hildesheimu, jiz
ne cd Hanover a zadnych ova-
ci nebylo mu usporadano.
Zahranicni Trad znova zdu
raznil sve prohlaseni, ze dri-
vejsi korunni prime jest SOU
kroma osoba a nemecky OBJ
can. Vlada nema pry zadne-
no zajmu ma jeho pocinani,
ipokud Sc bude riditi zakony
republiky.
Mnichov, II. listopadu. A.
dolf Hitler, uprchly nacelnik
bavorskych fascistd, shroma-
zd'uje sve stoupence v ddoli
Isar a jeho navrat jest moz-
nosti. Vdbec panuji obavy, ze
vytrznosti poslednfch nekoli-
ka dnu byly jenom predehrou
vaznejsich zapasd. Cd patec-
nj demonstrate jsou ulice neu
stale plny lidi a mnozi z mu-
zd nepochybne jsou Hitlerovci
ackoli nemaji zadnych unifo-
rem, aniz odznakI. Phi roz-
haneni zastupu ma jednom z
mensich namesti policie byla
nucena pouziti pazeb rucnic,
pfi cemz nekolik osob bylo po
raneno.
Pc soumraku zahadnym
zpdsobem objevily Sc plaka-
ty ma nichz stale: "Bud'te v
pohotovosti Ultra. ia prijdu
zpet. Kisska obrana jest pro
mne. Hitler"
Zpravy o vaznych vytrzno-
stech dosly dnes z Norimber-
ku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12

mo, neplati a neucinila zadne
kroky ku placenf svych valec.
nych dluhd Anglii a zadne il.
ne zemi. Suma pil druhe mi.
Hardy franki, o niz zminuje
Sc Berenger, umoznila by j
splatit 3 procenta ma duh An
gill. Dalsi anomalita spociva
We faktu, ze RUNE zeme, iim5
Francie nyni povoluje liver
dluhujf penize Anglii, avsak
okolnosti jsou takove, ze nej.
novejsi duh Francii nepo.
chybne bude NIT zarucenou
prioritu pred starsimi dluhy
Anglii. Ba co vice, p1jcky
jsou aranzovany tax, ze "a
rucuji Frahcii monopol ma do
davku streliva zemfm, o nez
Sc jedna."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
FORD KOUPIL STATEK.


Marlboro, Mass, 10. listo-
padu. Henry Ford nyni vlast-
nj jeden z nejvetsich statkd
v Novo-Anglicku. Majetkovy
prenos uzavren byl vcera,
+jfmz detroitsky tovarnik stal
,se vlastnfkem dvou velikych
farem. pfilehajicich k histori
cke Wayside Inn, jiz koupil
pred n6kolika mesici. Nejstar
81 dun v Marlboro, postave-
ny v 1870, jest ma jednom z
on9ch l&nt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
BfDA MEZI HAVfRI.
Guverner vybizi ke kupovani
ohioskeho uhli.

Columbus, o., IL. listopa-
du. Jezto nedostatek. zamest-
nanosti mezi ohioskymi haviri
hrozf privoditi vaznou situa-
ci, guverner Donahey, v pro-
volanf vydanem vcera, vyzy-
va lid statu, ably kupoval u
hi vydolovane v nasem state.
Pravi, ze jest Sc obavati svr-
chovane nouze, ba dokonce j
hladu v havirskych osadach,
nebude-li zamestnani opatfe-
no pro uhlokopy. Obchodnici
s uhlim. NELL by Sc pry wy
nasnaziti, ably jejich zakazni-
ci kupovali ohioske uhli a gu
werner vybizf mayorry NEST,
okresni komisare a skolni ra-
dy, jichz povinnosti jest opa-
trOvatl pallvO pro verejne uce-
lie, aby hledely pouzfvati ohio
skeho uhli, jako cinf statni
vlada.
Rovnez vybizi guverner OBJ.
canske organisace We state, a.
by pri kazde pfilezitosti dopo-
rucovaly pouzivanf ohioskeho
uhli a sly dobrym prikladem
|napred. Situace v celem 1do-
III Hooking Jest svrchovane
kritickou, jezto We vetsine do
LII Sc tam nepracuje jiz cd du-
bna n&sledkem nedostatku po-
ptavky po ohioskem uhlf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
SDRUzENf PROTI KLANU.
Bylo inkorporovano v techto
dnech a zahajilo c;nnost.

Washington. II. listopadu.
National Vigilance Associa-
tion bylo inkorporovano, ably
vedlo energickou kampan po
cele zemi proti Ku Klux Kla-
nu a podobnym organisacim,
die oznameni ucin6neho Zde
dnes vecer.
Mezi cleny jsou pry mnozf
kollejni pfedsedove, vynikaj(
ci obchodnici a politicti vddco
We We vsech castech zeme. A
tito vyhledavajf spolupGsobe-
nj mocnych bratrskych radu,
.obeanskych vyslouzileckych
organisacf, zadajice odsouze-
nj Klanu vylucovanf clenu,
kteri k nemu prinalezi.
f. F. Corcoran, mistopred-
seda a direktor sdruzeni, pro-
hlasil, re Sc ma jeho organisa-
ci pracovalo po nekolik mesi-
eli a ze nyni ist hotovo zaha-
iiti svoji kampan. Hlavnim
programem Jest prosaditi We
snemech jednotlivych statI a
v kongresu zakony, jez by
znemoznily Ku Klux Klan a
tajne spolky toho druhu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
PO VOLBACH SOUBOJ.

Mesto Mexiko, 10. listopa-
du. Souboj mezi gen. Arnulfo
Gomezem, vrchnim velitelem
zdejsi posadky a gen. Anto-
nio Villarealem, president.
skym kandidatem, jenz me-
byti sweden phi 1svitu dnes
byI odlozen az po volbe. X
rozhodnutf tomuto doslo ma pc
rade svedkd obou muzn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
OSM OSUDNYCH NEHOD \
z DNECH.

Erie, Pa, II. listopadu. O.
sudne melody vyzadaly 81 osm
zivotu lidskych v sedmi dnech,
die zpravy vydane zde DR.. j
w. Wrightem, zapisnikem Ii
votni statistiky. Sest techto
smrti bylo pTivodeno automo-
bilovymi nehodami a dve pa.
dem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
.CASOLIN OPET LACINEJSf.

Chicago, 10. listopadu. Ga
solin klesl ma IA cent? gallon
DO celem strednim zapade,
die noveho cenniku ozname-
neho Standard Oil Of India
ma. Nova cena, jez znamena
pokles 2 cent? S ceny dfivej-
81, vesla v platnost dnes. Y
Ohiu prodaval Sc gasolin po
Is centech gallon.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
DELNICKY DENNfK " NE
SNATCH.

New York. 10. listopadu
100000, iez m6ly vvdrzeti
"New York Leader, delnickf
mu denniku zdeisimu, drivei.
simu socialistickemu "Calp
neimene sest mesfcn, bylo spo
trebovano meme nez "a mesic
Jest pravdepodobno, ze list
Sc stane opetn9 organem soc
alisticke strany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
|vKBjcH v pEvNosrI.

IBlkurest', Rumunsko, II. Ii
st3padu. Mnoho osob bylo "a
bito q nskolik desftek pora.
ndno,i kdyz, pevnost Domnesti,
nd pokraji mesta, vybuchla
vderh; Po mnoho hodin mesto
byfo' ohrozovano praskajicfmi
kqulenni, jez dopadaly ma We.
likop vzdAlenost cd pevnosti.
Skoda, ,bYla 'zptsobena velika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
FRANCIE JEST KRITISO-
VANA.

Pijcuje pry Male Dohods a
sama svych dluhi neplati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12

Dr.. William Thomas Hollywood. Cal. jest tomto
obrazku demonstrated sunecnou vvhevn kterou wnalezl
jez vyvozue za o2l6 stupnG Jest devena konsukce po-
dobna obovske koebce obshue poad douhych zrcad KITE
rs vrha sunesn paprsky sest Gtveresnch
palcl Ma otograf jest Dr. Thomas, drzc deku olova nz
ovory byly propaleny.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
MOONS EFFECT ON CONVICTS
When II Is Full, Confined Men Seem
to Be Affected With Mild
lunacy. -

Centuries ago men came to believe
that the moon has a peculiar influence
over human mind. stimulating II in
an unusual way or melting to insan-
ity. Hence the words ~"lunatic" and
'moOn-struck," both meaning mentally
%deranged.
Officials Of the state prison at San
Quentin, Cal, are inclined to believe
that there is something in the old
theory. Most Of the prison breaks,
they say, are planned for execution
between the new moon and the first
quarter.
The appearance Of the new noon
seems to shatter the nerves of some
Of the men. Some burst into song
spontaneously and others make the
night hideOus with other noises. For
these reasons the full-orbed moon is
not popular with guards. During its
period of maximum brightness they
are obliged to exercise unusual Wig.
lance.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21

IS. You show 1t in yore face. Ioon't
banker TO insult a nan butt don't
believe you. An here's this stock
you sold. I've got the names Of more
you sold ii 10. WhyY"
II have q right to sell my stock"
You amt goln' to exercise that
right, Keith. You may make a bust
ness sellin' chances to folks who like
to buy EN-, but you can't sell Here
fo'd folks paper when they think
they're buyin gold. You'll give me
the money you got TO the shares with
a list Of the men you sold 'em to an
I'll tell 'em the Molly Is picched out
as II Is"
"You must be crazy, mani They
wouldn't believe you. If you went
round with a statement like that you'd
lose every cent of your own and your
wards. You have no right :"
Trouble Is with you, you don't
know the meanln' Of that last word"
said Sandy. fright Is jest what I
aim to do. Wen put 1t up to Molly
tb s'u II S'N "hNl ~ SldINlS. We
don't do business out West the way
you do. We don't rob our friends or
even try an run q razoo on strangers.
The MOllyll shut down. I'll git you
TO give me q statement long with the
money an the list TO me to check up,
sayin' you've jest had news the vein
has petered out sudden-like It has.
That's lettin' you down easy. I'm
dom this count of the fact you folks
have looked out fo' Molly. An I'm
tellin' you, Keith, that, If Heref'od
folks knew you'd deliberately sold
them rotten stock, you an yore pri-
vate car might suffer considerable
damage befo' you got away. I'd sure
advise you to come across" q
Keith looked into the face of Sandy
and, briefly, into his eyes, hard as
steel. He made one more attempt.
Let's talk common sense, Bourke.
The Molly Is capitalized for a quarter
Of a million dollars. The stock can
be sold at par If It's done quietly. ]
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
ABOUT ''IN-LAWS"
One Reason Why Some Mar.
riages Are Unhappy.
Frequently Only the Most Trivial
Causes for A~ntagonism Between
"AIfred" and "Her" Mother.

One reason why so many marriages
turn out unhappily Is because the
average married man and the average
mother-in-law are 10 in sympathy.
Some mOthers-in-law and sons-in-law
are in a state of continual antagonism.
1t seems peculiar that a man should
fervently love Mrs. AS daughter and
at the same time cordially dislike Mrs.
A. Yet hat Is quite an ordinary posi-
ton, declares a writer for London
Answers.
Would 1t not be infinitely better If
sons-in-law and mothers-in-law were
on friendly terms? Obviously, yes.
Why, then, is there this friction and
antagOnism?
Is it not because the average pros
pective s~on-in-law has been influenced
by the many silly stories he has heard
about mOthers-in-law and their alleged
awful ways, and his judgment warped
by the scores of libelous jokes made
at the expense of those much-maligned
ladies'?
Thus It Is that he Is ~pretudiced and
very possibly before he has seen his
s~weetheart's mother, and certainly be-
fore he really knows her he adopts the
traditional antagoniStic attitude.
And she-well, her attitude Is cr't-
cal.
That Is not TO be condemned, and Is
no justification for the line he takes.
She has every right. with her daugh-
ter's happiness in the balance, to look
with critical eyes at the young man
who can make or mar that happiness.
Another cause of friction Is his air Of
proprietorship over Muriel. Just be-
cause he Is her accepted sutton, and in
due course will be her husband, he re-
sents any attempt on the part Of her
mother to exercise any authority, be 1t
ever so mild, over her.
He assumes possession, in short, be-
fore the law has given him any real
right.
He takes Muriel out and brings her
home late-at IL instead of 10, or the
like. Her mother protests, and Alfred
let us give him a name-is up in
arms at once. He talks Of hurrying
the marriage on, so that his darling
Muriel may be relieved from her moth
er's hard rule.
And just at this period Muriel is so
much in love that she sides with Al
fred. Later, when she Is married, and
realizes. possibly for the first time,
all that her mother was to her, there
Is a big reaction.
She won't have dear mother crit.
cized"; she won't hear a word against
her." And mother "shall come and
stay as long as she likes" So, a row,
and the little rift within the lutte.
And thus it is that Muriel's mother
doesn't think much of him."
The unfortunate result Is that the
antagonism becomes mutual. and Al.
fred, who had originally no reason
whatever for adopting the anti-mother
in-law position, has % been present
ed with one. True, he made 1t him
self, but
All this should be changed. The AL
freds should take pains to get round
their mOthers-in-law. II would make
counting easier, fine wedding more
pleasant. and the married life after,
ward infinitely happlep. 1t can hardly
be expected that Muriel should like
his mother If he declines to like hers
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Men are reasoning creatures, hut.
paradoxically. mighty unreasonable
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stones in GROWING Trees.

The destruction Of a huge bandsaw
In q lumber mill at Hoquiam, Wash,
by a stone found ingrown In a tree
trunk has revealed some curious re
ports Of similar origin. Near Monroe
a year ago a hemlock was felled and
in the junction Of the first limb with
the trunk was imbedded a big piece
Of granite. At Snobomish there Is a
stick OF timber with a stone grown into
the hardwood heart. "A hand-hewn
beam in the forestry building at the
state university contains a stone.
These miss;ves lodge in the tops Of
young trees in spring when avalanches
of snow and earth hurl them from
cliffs. In time the growing tree en-
velops them. is the explanation Of
fered by foresters and lumbermen.
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An Awful SINGER.

The neighbor upstairs was a student
in music, and practiced for a few
hours daily. Hearing this daily be-
came rather tiresome, and at times
was irritating. One day, while my
husband was home for the day, she
started her practice, and, not feeling
any too well that day, ! happened to
say to my husband that it was awful
to have to listen to that noise each
day. This remark was overheard by
my ive-year-old daughter.
A week or so later this same neigh
Dor invited a group of women for a
game Of bridge, after which she played
and sang for us. My daughter did not
applaud, and she asked her II she
didn't like II. "Oh. yes, l like 1t all
right she said. 'but mother says
your singing Is awful Exchange.
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and after taking six bottles of the Vege-
table Compound ! felt like a new wo-
man. l now do all my hoasework, also
washing and ironing. and do not know
what real trouble is. Myhealth is fine,
and ! weigh lao pounds. When l started
taking it I weighed 81 pounds. l gladly
recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
fering from female trouble or is run
down. You may use this testimonial
for / am only too glad to let suffering
women know what the Vegetable Com
pound did for me. Mrs. IDA HEWITT,
1929 Penna. Ave. S. E Washington, DC.
Such letters from women in every
section of this country prove beyond
question the merit of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
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Ancient walls Of liberals.

Part of an ancient wall and columns
belonging to the ancient city Of IT,
berias. on the Sea of Galilee. have been
recently discovered. As soon as tie
ruins were discovered expert archeolo-
gists were summoned and the excava
lions viii be carried out under SCI
entiic control. 1t was near this city
that the Sermon on the Mount was
preached and Mary Magdalene is he
ieved to have ON from a nearby
own.