Nogales international., 1927-12-02

HOItA WkltC 10 Spcuu uAtk GaltlCG
once and for all to stop foods that
cost a billion at a time, it ss \
foolish country.
Marceline. famous clown, rose
to the top of his profession. Mil
lions laughed at him, chiidren
especially, as he went about. with
bright pink nose. baggy clothes.
always serious.
He is dead today. He shot
himself to death, alone, poor, in y
miserable furnished room. Phe-
tographs showing him in the day
of his glory were spread before
him on the bed, as he kaeeaed to
blow his brains out.
Laugh. and the world laughs
with you. Weep. and you weep
alone Ella Wheeler Wilcox
wrote her we'll known poem the
morning after her first party
when she was seventeen.
III the train, going to the party,
she saw a woman weeping. Her
dead husband was in the baggage
car. Mrs. Wilcox said. Il thought
could never smile again, after
crying with that poor woman. 3ut
went to the party and danced all
night. | wrote the poem when /
woke up in the morning, ashamed
tc think how easily | had for
gotten"
Poor Mstceline. now IN his iasi
sleep, learned also that the wpsIsi
forgcts easily.
Platinum has been fouu& ts
Alaska, where one man makes $2U
a day by primitive mining. Tha,
will start travel to Alaska and
what used to be called Stewards
Folly" because Seward paid $8.OOO,.
600 for it. Eight thousand million
dollars would not buy it now, and
a hundred thousand million dollars
wouldn't pay what it il really
worth.
John Seyboid, scveaty-oae. s|
farmer, wants back ST, 500 paid q
medium. Seybold : talked to al
spirit named Sarah" liked Sarah'a|
voice, paid for Sarah's wedding
dress, at her~request donated 500
for wayward girls. Then, after he
had spent $500 to please SARAH,
on her promise to come to eafsA
and marry him. Sarah" says the
farmer, never showed up."
Do not laugh. This old farnes
simply paid in advance for happi.
ness to come later. Believers in
some of many religions on earth.
the false ones, are now doing the
same and will be disappointed as
Farmer Seybold was disappointed
Their disappointment will come
hereafter
William Hohenzotlern's sis&er,
Princess Victoria Schaumberg-
Lippc, aged sixty-onc, wants toI
marry young Russian only twel-
ty-sevcn. Lutheran Clergyman re-
fuses to marry them. saying the
difference in age inakes it 'ua-
ethical"
To refuse marriage to those en-
titled to marry seems unethisal.
The spirit alone counts and many
a woman of sixty-threc Is younger
in spirit than thousands OF others
at twenty-threc. :
And what about Sarah. whoss
husband, Abrahana, was 100 years
old when her son Isaac was born,
and Sarah not so much younger?
Do Lutherans lack faith ia this
twentieth century? Let them read
the Twenty-hrst Chapter Of Cen
csis.
A lady who manages g night
club marfies her daughter to a
British peer, . and the world
wonders for minute. 1t need not
wonder. Read the memoirs of the
Duke de Saint Simon, and lsasn
how eager were men, with the
greatest names, to marry any
sort of illegitimate daughter OF
queer king. The history of Eng
land will also tell you on what
many of the great titles" arc
based. namely. on "easy virtue,
royal caprice A night clnh
Keeper is a REAL, lady compared
with some we'll known duchesses
in history