The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-29
TO-DAY
NEWSPAPERS MADE USEFUL.
DO YOU KNOW THESE II:
THE RULE OF LAW.
AMERICA WINNING.
CRUEL AS THE GRAVE.
CRUEL AS THE GRAVE.
By Arthur Brisbane.
(CODyrirht. 1O26)

Publicity means prosperity. Repe-
tition is reputation. Newspapers can
build up cities and states by publ
city and repetition. That is recog-
nized by the Georgia Press Associa-
tion's resolution paying tribute to
the Atlanta Georgian and Sunday
American for "thcir great campaign
Of coordinated publicity for advapc-
ing the material interests of Atlanta
an! Georgia"
The resolution, passed on motion
Of Mr.. Fleetwood, of the Cartersville
News, interests all communities.
There is no limit to the good that
newspapers can do by earnest, we'll
organized persistent publicity.
High school children are asked to
test their education sby answering
twenty-five questions, as: "Can
speak the English languageT' do
love to read good book?" DO
prefer good music to jazz" "Am
interested in literature and science ?"
"If free to choose, would L. quit
school today or continue studying?"
Such an educational test is good for
children. Different questions should
be asked Of themselves by men Of
lUlIys lOT luSI0uCCs WO0L uO !
know about Copernicus, Tycho, Drahe,
and "What do know about Socrates,
Plato. Aristotle, Kant, Spinoza. Ba-
COM"
Whoever does not know what those
twelve names mean may possess an
excellent education for squirrel,
but not an education for man.
The Hast day Of the Eucharistc
Congress was marred by bad weather.
Heavy downfall of rain and hail
caused semi-panic, thousands faint
ing in the crush and excitement, sew
cral hundred injured.
Despite rain and hail the pro-
gramme was carried out to the let
Ger, the Cardinals in procession
marching undisturbed through the
deep mud, and calming the agitased
multitude of nearly u million.
The weather was unfortunate, but
it proves, which is useful, that the
universe works strictly according to
law, at least in these days free cf
miracles.
If miracles were still performed
they might reasonably be expected in
connection with great demonstra-
,tion Of the oldest Christian church,
- But, the rain falleth upon the just
and upon the unjust, and natures
laws arc not set aside for any occa-
sion or for any individual.
On Thursday two California girls
beat the great Suzanne Lenglen and
her partner at tennis. On Friday
Bobby Jones, . young American. won
the open golf championship Of Great
Britain, beating all professional and
as possible, but Uncle Sam seems to
produce young people Of capacity.
London Punch cynically remarks that
the British still hold "the tiddly-
winks championship" That also may
60.
In New York rich young man
murdered his wife. killed himself.
The police. puzzled. said, - quarrel
about money probably" Now In the
dead mans wallet are found frag-
a,ents Of TORN letter addressed to
the wife. signed Rad" The letter
said, II reach again for your hands
across the miles between us." That
letter told story Of the murder and
suicide. +
.Love 10 strong as death; jealousy
is cruel ss the grave"
High caste orthodox Hindus, be-
iieving themselves better than other
men. and theirs the only true rsli-i
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