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Ar. Murphy found New Aafl
tny travelling slowly on street cars,
and drove one ~ The ears. lie eft
New York with electric cars under.
ground an1 Aging machines over.
mead. A man sees many things IN
a short life.
One lesson Mr. Murphy leaves for
men past so, and that Is eat slowly
and eat little.
Mr.. Murphy was not an intern
peratc man, not drinking man.
But he had powerful body, not
sufficiently exercised. He woke at
4 In the morning with pains and
indigestion, telephoned for his doc
tor and was dead in a few minutes.
A light stomach means safe heart.
Politicians wonder what effect
Mr.. Murphy's death will have on
the democratic convention and
democratic nomination. II will have
little effect on either.
For some time Governor Al Smith
of New York has been the real boss
~ 4ammany Hall. and could have
/, Aken over the actual management
Thad he chosen to do so. Local
politicians know it. The question
for them is whom will AL Smith
put in TO run Tammany Hall for
him while he runs for the presi-
dcncy?"
George Harvey, realizing his duty
to the republic and to the president,
is preparing solemn article for
the Information Of Calvin Coolidge.
1t will have for its text the sixth
verse of the 18th Psalm. David ex
claims: "The lines are fallen unto
me in pleasant places; yea, ] have
a goodly heritage"
That's a verse well chosen. Mr..
9 Coolidge and the people of the
/ United States have indeed "a good
~ heritage" President Coolidge
will remember that he Is employed
by the people Of the United States
to look after their "goodly heri-
tage." He isn't employed to settle
the quarrels Of Europe, pull them
out Of their trouble, or worry about
them.
Europe. having settled on a
reparation plan, now asks how
much money will the United States
supply?"
They hope to get money out Of
Germany as you used to get water
from a well. You poured down a
little water TO make 1t work, then
started pumping and the water
flowed. A few hundred millions in
oa,tside cash are to be poured into
germany. Then the allies will start
! pumping and expect to get out over
six hundred millions in gold a year
more than thirty-two thousand
millions all together.
The United States Is asked as the
first step to supply the money TO
pour into the German pump. II
private individuals care TO do 80,
all right. But as for the United
States treasury-no. "Once, but
not twice." Is Uncle Sans motto.
How do the allies expect to get
more than six hundred millions
every year from Germany?
Lloyd George, who financed Eng
land and several European coun-
tries during the war, and knows
finance, complains that the tories
agreed TO pay US sl50,000,000 a
year. He says IL is going to be very
nard for England.
II IL il hard for England TO pay
one hundred and fifty millions on
account Of money borrowed, how II
Germany expected 10 pay over six
hundred millions yearly, with thir.
ty thousand millions Of debt weigh
ing her down?
Mason J. AIdrich bought a Bible
al auction for 2b cents, and found
In IL two, bills, one for 800, the
other for 81. A wonderful bar
gain, newspapers call IL. But there
8fe DftttT tOlUHb bndH plDS 10 Df
found in any Bible. There IL sal
vation, most important, and II you
are more interested In money than
salvation, az some are. you can even
make money by reading the Bible.
Isaiab, job, the Palms stimulate
the mind, make the brain work. A
stimulated mind succeeds, whether
!. in making money or avoiding sin.
esxcaltb Commissioner Bundesen
y Of Chicago ran a locomotive and a
train Of cars with $50 children for
passengers, used only Jumps Of
dried milk for fuel, and taught the
whole country lesson. The milk
was spoiled, 80 there was no waste.
II man could realize that apart
from his immortal soul, which has
no shape, weight, or form, he il a
physical machine, and would treat
himself as intelligcntly as the cngi-
necr treats his locomotive, or the
chauffeur his automobile, man
would be much better on.
A plucky Frenchmsn, without
preparation or arrangements along
the road, starts out 10 fly from
i paris 10 Toxic. Think what such a
trip means in the world Of romance
He will fy over Bucharest, Aleppo.
Bagdad, Karachi, Allababad, Ran
goon, Saigon, Hanoi Hong Kong,
Shanghai, Pekin and Seoul. That's