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No Time for Sighing SighingIn
In this t s materialistic age very many of ofus orus
us are ar pron to think that sorrow sorrowiIn orro ontt onttpain nd ndpain
pain ar Unmitigated evils in the worldJlervllltJ world worldserving
serving serv1 no useful u eful end simply slmpl adding to tothe tothe
the sum of o human humanml8ery misery Richard ard Steele Steelein SteeleIn Steeein
in one of his h1 Spectator tatr > r s eiye y had hadlOme hadlOmethIng some something eom ¬
thing to say 9n ft this thl head headIt 1utadIt
It laSafcuKr S1j ttVanoholy Mzbo1lo7 nohol7 reflection r 1etiou that thatnten utmen thatmen
men afe aF Dually Wuslly lIY so o woak that It ItabsolubJil te teabsolutaty
absolutaty neeeseary neee for thorn thazaUO ito know knowsorrow know8Orrow
sorrow mod pain to be in tholr right rightsenses right8Cntl8I rightnaes
senses naes Prosperous tro people for lsapp7 wappy uppythere wappythere
there lire re none non are hurried away vylth vyltha fth th thfond
a fond sense of their present condition conditionand condltiOftand conditloaand
and thoughtless tb uptJtlu of the mutability of for fortune fortune fortune ¬
tune tuneFew tuneFew tuneFow
Few df us will go so far with the oseay oseayIst oMAY1at eeea
lit as a Jto to say y that there are no happy happymen happmen hap
men nen 3 Jr r Steele himself as A wo woo see him himIn hl n nin
In his works orn aad read about him life lifeaeems lit litl5eema
seems In spite aplteoC of some omo met debt ADd duns to tohave tohave
have bten tolerably happy But w Wt can canall canall canalt
all agree with him when he says 18 that thatsorrow tbatsorrow
sorrow and pain are by no means niRzi evils evilsfor ovlstor evilsfor
for It Is fa indeed through throush f Pach ch aid aw awthelo as astheso
theo that t1 a man comes com truly to know knowhimself know1l1mHlC knowhilma14
himself hte own limitation M his own ownpowers ownpowers
powers Horace Bnshnell nU8b lJ wrote wroteAnd wroteAnd rote roteAnd
And so it te that by this fact t ct of pain painwe PAinwe painwe
we arrive at t the only sufficient discovery discoveryof dlaewer dlaewerof
of the goodness oodncas of God He H could not notbt notbe notb
bt b more tenderly close to us or more moreadorably moreadorably moresdorably
adorably great t than He is in this most mostearnest mostearnllt meetearnest
earnest way of o fidelity Thus it te that thata i ia
a great many of o the best and holiest ox oxampleg oxampl oxamplee
ampleg ampl of piety are ueauch such as have been beentried beentried beentried
tried aad A finished 1Irdllb91 in the crucible of act auCerlng ¬
fering feringIt feringIt erlngIt
It was wa in something of the same thought thoughtand thoughtand thoughinnd
and spirit that vhattht WhlUHr wrote wroteOr wrota wroteo
Or 0 UM > enttfefe eriaeeI eriaeeIWM of pfe pfeWaMMa IMaw
WaMMa w WM ta tM t bAr tidr t ol c lore loreWttee 10ft 10ftTIle 1ocTb
TIle Tb wtiIag It ol 11M aIn aInWkNO 8 81Mee
Wttee Nrikk 1 m haS kelwr to 1 1boe 1boeIt Above AOOTtIt AboveIt
It te only onlyto to the thoughtloBf thouglatJ man that thatthese thatthe the I Ithcao
these things UtiAgwpaJR pala and sorrdw IOIr sOrrowseem wom Mem to tobe 1AJbe u ube
be unmitigated His grttmbltngly to be beendured beonurod b bonured
endured onurod It was through his sufferings sufferingsthat sutrerinpithat sufferingithat
that Job came cam to be the man he was at atlast atlast ai L Llast
last last and in all literature we have no nosuch no8ueh ncriuch
such other example of continual growling growlingand gOwUngand growIinand
and kicking against t tho pricks In I his hisJournal hJ8Journal I IJournal
Journal Journal Amlel wrote wroteSo wroteSo rote
So long 10n as 5 Job murmurs and as Provi Providence ProvIdence Provideuce ¬
dence te thought to be too severe VOle so long longas 10ngIII lonias
as there th te any inner Inn protestation against egidnofato
fate or doubt as to the perfect justice justiceof jNJt1eeor jigtj jigtjor
or God GodS there te not entire humility or orsincere or81ncero otsincere
sincere repentance It Is when we accept acceptthe acceptthe eccepithe
the expiation that it can be spared us usit usIt usIt
it Is when wo submit sincerely that grace gracemay grueroa grwmay
may roa be granted us Only when grief grieffinds ylelfinds grlellinds
finds Its l 1 work done can God dponse dponsetrom us usfrom I Ifrom
from it itTho ItTho It ItThe
Tho chief antidote against sorrow te teemployment 111employment Ii a aemployment
employment and the tru true philosopher te tehe Is1le i I Ibe
he who can perceive that sorrow sent to tohim to111m ti a aIilm
him driving drtwIn him to busyness was in spit spltof spitor S Sof
of hits first resentful rM tlul thoughts thou UI a blessing blessingIn bIwsIn g gIn
In disguise Sorrow we I believe comes comesoftonest com comoftenelt I Ioftoneet
oftonest and AD hardest bud te t tho soul that te testill iii8UIl I I Ietillend
still etillend and nd practically dead in life as asnation stag stagnation a anation ¬
nation comes com to the t t sheltered 8 oUare pool un unruffled unruffled unrumed ¬
ruffled by the winds unmoved by ebb and andflow andflow an ii iiflow
flow Byron wrote wroteoOflOW wrote1onew
wrote1Ionow
1Ionow oOflOW Ire XCJF0 VfMtt VfMttIts ea eaIts
Its uttuMfe aad wifcteg aere see lesita rtks rta it itFne ItF ILFr
Fne F Fr to mA d iWoaa vlsio i of Uo ether vetht vethtThaa idtLThu teM
Thaa nU otlthKr s it at BiomMte ote bMfc t U tWa tWaHM tWI11M ti timl
HM bMT har hart t tWe M for loan loanWe teenWe
We people of this th workaday world must mustleave moat10vo mue it itleave
leave to the poets and dreamers the sen sentimentalists sentlmontaUsts I Ittmontahlets ¬
timentalists who live hlv in tho clouds the theprivilege theprlvlloge Ui e eprivilege
privilege of 0 crying cryingB CllngBt cryingBOI
B Bt BOI t Ok c for the tench of 1 a TOBfcfcod bawl bawlAad MadA aad aadMid
Mid A tl the aMMd aw L of a Toke uwt W I Mitt MittWo MULWe w wWo
Wo have no fl time for sighing the hours hoursare boursnre bout 1 1are
are teo snort and too precious while whI1qthr there thereIs 0 0Ia
Is work to be done in the world for In Indulging Indulging Ir L Ldulging ¬
dulging in emotional OGiOUo 1 regrets We W 0 need needIf noedit noe I IIt
it we are ar to fulfill full our mission on qarth qarthto crtl crtlto rth rthto
to armor our souls against the th fears and andterrors anaterrors an id idterrors
terrors of what w may J Y chance to befall we weneed w wneed e eneed
need to bolt happily forward not backto back backto c cto
to Ioavo sighing and set about the th work workwe workwo wot ic icwe
we have to do In the world to do it hon honestly hone 1 1eatly ¬
estly e Uy in faith Ith and R d in hope and trust In InGod tnGod I n nGod
God for tho rest restTully rotTully roOtTuIIy
Tully tolls us a a story stor after Pompey Pompeywhich Pompeywhich Pompawhich
which gives gtv us a good taste tut of tho pleas pleasant plauant piesiant ¬
ant manner the men of wit and philos philosophy phUOIophy I Iophy ¬
ophy had in the olden time of o alilevat alilevating aJllevatIng L LIng
ing the distresses of life ur by tho force of ofreason oCreason c
reason and philosophy Pompey when whenho whonho who whohe II
ho came to Rhodes had a curiosity to tovisit toIalt I 0 0v1It
visit Ialt tho famous tam OM philosopher Posldonius Posldoniusbut POIIc1onlu8but a abut
but but finding ndlng him In a sick bed he bo bovcallod boWaUod hivcailod
vcallod his misfortune that he should not ni i i1ear
hear a discourse from him But you may mayanswered mayansworld ma V Vanswered
answered Posidonlus and immediately immediatelyentered Immediatelycnt9led linmedlatel y yentered
entered Into the point of Stoical philos philosophy phUOfJophy phHoophy ¬
ophy which says pain Is not an ovll ovllDuring ovllDurInI cvi cviDuring
During the discourse dl oourse upon uponovery every puncture punctureho puncturehn punetutho
ho felt from his distemper diatom POI ho smiled smiledand smile mllednnd d dand
and cried ont Pain Pain Be Be1S as im impertinent ImperUnent In 1 1portinont ¬
pertinent and aa a troublesome trouWe ome as you youploase youploue ye yeploaee
ploase I shall never own own that thou art artan artan al alan
an evIl evlllSorrow evilSorrow 1 1Sorrow
Sorrow and Dd pain must come Into each eachlife eachlife oai ib iblife
life some rain must fall But onco wa wahave wehave v a ahave
have acknowledged that fact and accepted acceptedIt d dIt
It wo must accept too the philosophy philosophythat phlloliophYthat ly lythat
that whether bcthor we can see so It or not under understand understand r rstand ¬
stand It or not everything works with withGod wil wlthGod h hGod
God for tho best Then and not till then thenmay thonmay the n nmay
may we b bt a able le to turn pain and sorrow sorrowto norrO norrOto
to our great grOlLtadntage advantage and find glorious gloriouslife glorIousUCe glorioi is islife
life and < boundless bound I III opportunity In spite spiteof spltoof api o oof
of these theseFew the theFo thesePow
Few Fo are ready to believe the New Na Nationalism Nationalism Ni Nitionallem ¬
tionalism will pushy > this country ahead aheadi aheo Ld
i
any an y foster than It has progressed since sincethe sincethe
th the e Old Nationalism was started startedAn startedAn
An Histarred Journey JourneyHallad Journ y yl1aUd
Hallad upon his return from Europe Europeonly Europeonly Europely
only on ly a few ow weeks ago as a n foremost cit citizen cltb ¬
izen b n of ot the world world1 and given an an ovation ovationrarely ovatI ovationrcly n nrnroJy
rarely ru rcly accorded an American Theodore TheodoreRoosevelt TheodoreRoosovelt
Roosevelt R Rto returning to Sagamore Sagamore agamorc Hill Hilltoday BUttoda
today toda to day after his spectacular trip West Westundoubtedly Westundoubtodly Westndoubtedly
undoubtedly u Is s a less liS Inspiring and com commanding coml11andlng cornand1ng ¬
manding n and1ng figure figurePity figuroPIty
Pity tis ho dIfl 113 not extend tGnd his period periodof porlodof periodwaiting
of waiting It was an illstarred jour journey journey jourey ¬
ney n ey
neyWhat
What has he achieved achlo d by breaking sl sllonco sllonce
lonco le nco and entering tha thcpoUtlcal political activities activitiesof tlvJtlel tlvJtlelot
leo °
of o f the day d 1 Nothing Nothlngorprofit of profit to himself himselfto himselflila
to his party or to his country countryHe Y YHe
He has proclaimed a New Nationalism Nationalismvaguely Nationalismvaguoly
vaguely v defined that means means If It mean meananything meananything
anything a a form of centralized govern government govornmoot governont ¬
m moot ont undreamed of in tht th past even by byHamilton byHamilton
Hamilton HamiltonHe HamiltonHe H amilton
He has hR1l thrown out dark dar hints and anduttered anduttorod
uttered u ugly throats that Spall socialism socialismin socJkllsm socJkllsmIn socialismIts
in Its most repellent repellent shape shapeHo shapHo hapeHo
Ho has attacked the cherished institu institutions Instlbttlons ¬
tions ti ons of the land laacf by raising I lln i his voice voiceagainst olce olceaptMt
against a the th United States Supreme Court Courtand Courtand Courtnd
and a nd belittling the Federal Fodoral Constitution ConstitutionHe
He has made ma e himself a preacher of dIe discontent dl8content ¬
content c and an apostle apo tla of unrest at a acrisis acri
cri c crisis ls in tho th nations affairs which called calledfor calledor calledor
for f or welltempered counsel and statesman statesmanship atatllmanIp ¬
a ship bip Ip at Its best bestHe bettHe
He has halo by withholding wlthboJdlngtho wIlThoidIngth the proper mUd meedof mUdot modf
of o f commendation of o the Ut work ork of his hischosen hischosen hishosen
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chosen c successor made clear to his coun countrymen countrmon ¬
trymen t rymon that In his hi own opinion ho him himself hlmelf himelf ¬
self s elf te tho only American who can redress redresstheir rooreNtheir redresseir
their th eir wrongs real and fancied and set setthe setthe
the th e republic right rightHe rightHe rightHe
He has given gtv passing comfort but no noenduring noondurlng nonduring
enduring e aid to Insurgent ln urg t Republicans Republicanshard Republicansbartl
hard h erd pressed preudm presso i in a a righteous rlghteo cause causo for
I
I In I n comforting comforting them t he has b enunciated enunciatedI 8rlUnclAtoddoetr1nos
I doctrines d which which these he insurgent i urlont RepubU RepubUcans RepubUC Ropublians
cans C c ans 8 themselves thumIBh cannot tmn Ot approve approve If they theyI theybo
bo h o true to party principles and ttttjlStlona ttttjlStlonaHo tiiJuon tiiJuonHo tt1one
Ho has administered a crusla Cruafi crus yet at atmerited t tmerited
merited blow to the tb caught Chicago Chicagoboas Chlcs ChlcsbNs Chicagooss
b boas oss Lorimer Lori and his b dirtyhanded par narttean r rtlMaa
uRn t followers 01l worl but within twentyfour twentyfourhours twentytourhours
hours h ours has given the glad gla hand to the theuncaught lb lbttncaught
uncaught u Cincinnati boss Cox and Ills bisequally IllsequallT hisQUI17
equally O dirtybanded followers followersHe follOworHe
He has h replied replied to the honest if out outspoken outapokon ¬
spoken s criticism of a highminded ltndld plain plainspeaking plalnpeaklnp plainpeaking
speaking s newspaper by denouncing it for fora tora
a moral oblktuity o which the whole wholereading hole holereadl
reading readl r f public knows does not exist extetIf oxJatIt existIf
If ho has said or done nothing new no or orradically Grradically orradically
radically different dttt < ent he has h both said and anddone aoodoni anddons
done things inopportunely and In a man manner manner manncr ¬
ner that has shaken confidence In him as asa a aa asa
a leader and shattered much of the pub publics pubUc publice ¬
lice Uc admiration of him as a man manOf manOf manof
Of the Ut service he may n have been in an anadvertising anadvertWDg anadvertising
advertising way to the Outlook under underwhose lacl laclwhMo underwhose
whose auspices the trip was made DIad we wedo wedo wedo
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do not no know or care but certainly he hehte he hehis
his parts U or him country will ill reap reni no nolasting noIuU I IIt1ng
lasting IuU ben b benetlt oAt therefrom therefromHte threfromHis erom eromHJII
His egotism ogoU run riot rlottor for ol the time he hecomes hecomu I Icomes
comes back finding < many reputable jour journals jourmas journtis ¬
nals now sharing the th Bvaniag yen5ag Posts POIIt se severe 10 10vera sovare ¬
vera appraisement of him and calling him hima himbuck1M I Ia
a swashbuckler buck1M a mountebank and anda aa I Ia
a charlatan while a soberminded pat patriotic patrloUe patpeople ¬
riotic people deplore for f his own sake eakathe ko kotho
the unkiiid unk1 fate that sent him on his hisfruitless hisfrvltl hiefruitless
fruitless frvltl Western Journey and moved movedhim movoc1him movo movo1dm
him to speak the strange braggadocio braggadociowords brassa ock ockwortl
words wortl that have set thinking mankind mankindaghast moklndaGbast mankinaghast I
aghast aghastAnd aGbastAnd aghastAnd
And this th Is the Theodore Theo ore Roosevelt who whoin whoIn whoin
in the past with ith all 11 his h faults fault serve servehte aerv aervbltl esrvrhis
his country well and to wham alter Its Itsneeded Itaneeded iii I Ineeded
needed awakening it still looked l kltd for sane sanecourage De Decow a aand
courage cow and aa safe re guidance guidanceSenator guldaHelSetor guldascalSenator
Senator Root has been b n so imbued fm with withthe withI wIU S Sthe
the spirit of peace pOAAJ at The Hague that he hedeclare ncleclarOl I Ideclares
I declare he will not take pan In any anypolitical anypoIltJcal an anpolitical
political lights Ash this fall fallDe fallI fallDe failDe
I
De Mortnis MortnisThe MortuisThe NortnisThe
The generous old Latin saying Of Ofthe orthe Q f fthe
the dead speak nothing but good must mustnot mtnot mu t tnot
not be carried to such suchaxtromOl extremes that wo womay wotna7 w 0 0may
may not point to a life that has ha pased pasedaway pYfIedaway I Iaway
away in an effort to inculcate the lesson lessonof leMonor a aof
of what It were wisdom om to avoid avoidThere avoSdThor I IThere
There Thor died the th other day In New York Yorka Yor k ka
a man whose wh e death notice was sent sentbroadcast Hntbroa4lcut son t tbroadcast
broadcast through the Englishspeaking Englishspeakingworld EngU8hPOkIngworld ng1Ishspoakin g gworM
world not because he was famous for forsome torme fo r rsome
some me accomplishment or notorious In Incrime Incrime I n ncrime
crime but simply because he was wuJust wuJustwhat just justwhat t twhat
what he was wasFrederick wasFredorlck wasFrederick
Frederick Gobhard was WI born of oC11 a a good goodfamily goodfamll gee d dfamily
family famll ond0w ond odbW1th W ed M1 with l
v a pleasing pIgpdrson pIgpdrsonalltr pIasat g pifrson pifrsonallty I Isilty
allty blessed blel Od with with a good gO d education ecluc Uon and andhampered andhampered an d dhaperod
hampered in early oar life by a considerable considerablefortuhe COJ18kIOIAblotorwhe 0 0fortuhe
fortuhe He had within him no particle particleof La Laof
of ambition to turn his talents or his hisopportunities hisopportunities hi is isopportunities
opportunities Into useful channels For Forwhat Forwhat Fc ir irwhat
what life had given him he hal ha 1 no dis disposition dbpoeltlon dLposition ¬
position to mako any ny roturn returnAssociating roturnJU8ocJaU roturnA5OCilLtbg
Associating JU8ocJaU g with the Idle the wasters wantersof 8 8of
of tho world an habitue ha ltuo of the t o theaters theatersand thoatrsand thoati s sand
and cafes he w was perhaps the t1t tI nearest nearestto nearestto noaroi ot otto
to the true type 1YP of the ioBlovardlor Ht lIOariller that thatAmerica thatAmorlca tht tt ttAmerica
America has turned out outIn outIn outIn
In early life he was attracted by the thobeauty thebeauty thi 10 10beauty
beauty of an English actress actr who be because becaUII0 hi hiC5U5O ¬
cause she was wu a familiar of the circle circleof circleot clro le lethe
of the Prince of
Wales had attained a ameasure amuro ameasure
measure of notoriety and this modern modernBeau modernBoau modor n nBOs1I
Beau attached attach ad himself to her train to tothe tothe I o othe
the scandal of o two nations It was this thisfact thistact th z zfact
fact alone lone that brought the man Into Intotho Intotho ml 0 0the
tho public eye oyeand and It was plain that the thenotoriety thenotorI t I Inotoriety
notoriety notorI q ho won by his doglike fidelity fidelityto IWOIII y yto
to the woman to whom he had been In Introduced Introduced Ix 1 1troduced ¬
troduced by Oscar Wilde lIde wan vas U as the thesavor theor U I8 I8savor
savor or of incense in his hi nostrils nostrilsHo nOtttrl1sHo noetrilsHo
Ho dlwIpaUd dlpa his fortune he wasted wastedhis vUtcdhis wast id idhis
his health of his talents ho made no nouse nouse r 10 10use
use Born a g gentleman ntleman he became a wine wineagent wIneagent wit G Gagent
agent and clung tenuously tenuousI to the out outskirts outskirts ou t tskirts ¬
skirts of the circle of oCfast fast life to which whichho whichhe whic fit fitho
ho had boon accustomed Ho died at atmiddle atmlddlo t tmiddle
middle age leaving behind him no record recordof recordo recoi d dof
of o a single sln le worthy deed deedGobhard deedGebhard deedGobbard
Gobhard was of the typo of Beau B au Nash Nashand Nashand Na th thand
and Beau Be3u Brummol Brummela type of which whichho whit whlchho h hho
ho and perhaps the late Ward W rd Mc McAllister MeAUlster M MAhflster ¬
Allister wer werf tho most conspicuous conspicuousAmerican aonspi uoUS uoUSAmIcan LIS LISmerIcan
American merIcan oxainptos At the timo timowhen tlmawhen tin 10 10when
when Gobhfcrd was supposed to be the thebeetdressed t1tebOlltdr6S6Qd ti o obootdressed
beetdressed man In New York when ha hawas h hW88 I Id Idwas
was singled out by b a princes favorite favoritewhen ta avorIt lor1te lor1tewhen e ewhen
when he spent a fortune with lavish Iavh sh
hands ha nds there were Were doubtless many manythoughtless man manyoughtles
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thoughtless th oughtles ones who envied him himBut himBut himBut
But to this and on must we all come at atlast atla8t atst
last ia st Fifty FIfty years oars of life and nothing nothingdone nothingone nothingne
done do one ne Frivolity vanity anlt prodigality prodigalitywasting prodigalitywaatlng prodigalityasting
wasting w asting criminal recklessness reQkl sn6BS I And Andrtho Andtbo Andhu
rtho tbo t hu wages of sin te death deathSo deathSo
So 0 over the passing oC otj this modern modernrajak modernrok modernok
rajak ra raan ok and roue we may pause p u e to reflect reflectand rofloctand reflectd
and an d to find in his wretched oareer a lee leeson leeson leen
son so n and a warning warningMexico warningIcxlao warningMexico
Mexico Is celebrating the centenary of ofher orher ofr
her he r Independence And all the time the thewise thewise theise
hew
wise w ise Diaz keeps a perfectly straight face faceTho faceTho faceThe
Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has hasvoluntarily hasvoluntarily
voluntarily v raised the wages of Its yard yardmen yardmotn ¬
men motn m mm an and switchmen Yot somu pessi pessimistic possIml poesiitic ¬
ml m mistic itic t1c people talk about hard times timesA tfmeA timesA
A Plttsburg millionaire declares that thatn400
n400 1400 1 400 is too much for his wife wtt to pay payfor paytor payr
for fo focr r a gown and ho has stopped her hercredit horcredIt heredit
credit cr edit Even the tIi millionaires 8 are feeling feelingthe eeltngthe
the th e high cost costThe costThe costThe
The Chinese Chln e method of keeping eggs for formany formany forany
many m any years ears by inclosing then in clay la lanot IInot
not n ot so expensive and probably Is quite as aseffective ueffective asffoctIvo
effective e as our cold storage method methodTho mothodTho methodThe
Tho expected has happened again againWalter againWalter againalter
Walter W Ws alter Wollman has postponed his h air airship airship airhip ¬
ship s hip flight across tho Atlantic until next nextA nlUtsumm nextummer
summ s ummer ummerA r rA
A Chicago paper is offering a prize prizefor pdzetor prizer
for fo fotr r the best love letters The Tbelt TbelttriM Tb first en entries ents ¬
tries tr ts should bo those thOll of F Augustus AugustusHeinze Aug1JlltMHeinze Auguitusinze
Heinze H sinze and Harry Thurston Peck PeckThe P PeckThe k kTho
The episode on the North Dakota shows showsthat sAowethat showshat
that t hat men may be ae A heroic in the stoke stokehole stokoholo stokeole ¬
hole h ole as on the admirals bridge bridgeTalk brd brdTlk
Talk about degeneration Hiram Max Maxim l1 Maxp ¬
im ti p inventor of < explosives Q pIOltos at has taken to towriting towriting toriting
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writing w riting poetry poetryThere JOtttJTh
There Th re is I comfort in the fact that the arbi arbitration arbitration arbiration ¬
tI tration t tribunal did not deprive us of our ourinalienable ourInaUenablt ournalienable
inalienable I right to toll ten stories storiesElla torl torlElla
Ella Wheeler Wilcox declares that in a aformer aformer
former f ormer Incarnation she h lived in the time timeof Umeot
of o f Richelieu and was a a vary wicked wickedwoman 1ckeclman
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woman w oman man Some of her poetry has retained retainedtho rttatnetno retainedhe
tho t he old instinct instinctTho lrwUnctTho InstinctTho
Tho fact that the flratola Arat caw en enthe Gftthe
the returning steamers are crowded will willhalp wU1balp willelp
halp h elp out many a fellow who went eDt broke brokeon brokeon
on o n the other aide aideIf aideIt
If you ou are worried because It costs so somuch 1MIIIUCh
much m uch more to live now than It did Icl twenty twentyyears twentyyears twentyrs
years y rs ago just remember how much eaa better betterIt HUorlit hOttert
lit It I t te to live nowadays nowadaysThe nowada7LThe
The change cha ge from noopakirt hoo ktrt to hobble hobbleskirt 1Iobbleskirt hobblokirt
s skirt kirt te only onl another proof of the tend tendency teacIODCY tendoo ¬
ency c oo toward contraction contractionSonic contractionSome contrctlonSome
Some malefactor has invented Jftvonted an elec electric cleotrlc doe ¬
tric t rio violin vJoU player No puntehmeift punam COUld couMbe COUldbe coulde
be b e too tooT severe severeThose
Those T OH feed experts might gilt do well to toremember torber isremember I
remember that the vital Ial question te not notwhat notwbat nutwhat
what we eat t but when whenWe wtteILWe
We wU bet that Dr Crippen wishes wt 8I he hewas hewu hawas I
was beiag bola g tried in the American rather ratherthan I
than the U English law 1 w courts COUt 5 They rathaI do doi dchurry I I
i hurry urr7 things so over there thereA thereA
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get honeymoon expenses Now there t re renot te tenot Ii Iinot I
not going geIn to be any honeymoon honeymoonCollector bofteYMOODCo honeymooncojiectot
Collector Co cojiectot ltctorLoeb Ioeb te going gGll g hunting in the theRockies tilaRocklOM thatRockies
Rockies Lilt assistants u in n New York Yorkcan YorkcaR r rcapture
can capture ptur al the game an the e Incoming Incomingsteamers InceMtngstoamel5o haconnisteamers
steamers steamersIn stoamel5oIn steamersIn
In Houston when they the advertise plumb plumbers plumbers plumbsupplieS ¬
ers supplieS they have to print a picture pictureof pcturtof
of a bathtub to show the people just justwhat jatwbat I Iwhat
what it Is IsSeidel 18Seklel IsSeidol
Seidel would not welcome W 1cOme Roosevelt and andthe adthe am I Ithe
the colonel would not welcome eIcome Lorimer LorlmerLorlmer LorimerLorimor LorimerLorimer
Lorlmer and Seldei ought to be e good goodfriends goocItrlt5 gooa I Ifritsads
friends friendsYou dll dllT
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brakes when they wrote rot convention conventioninstead conventionlnatead conventionInstead
instead of conservation uoonaenaUonThQ conservationTho oonservationTho
Tho colonels slam at t the Supreme Court Courtsounds COurtsounds t tsounds
sounds much like the Democratic plat platform plattorm phatform ¬
form of 16 Wo all got mad then thenCHAT thenCHAT thenCHAT
CHAT OF THE FORUM FORUMPram FORUMNccr FORUMevcr
Nccr evcr Vent Very Far FcrFrem FarFreon
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their American oeoteroporariw OO TlUJHa Tt Dft4 totttes t tuis t titory r roQ aptorl
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without lajur J Iancy thanks t DM to the ootooels forbearance forbearanceMaar rer rerlaDl e eMany
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wtiboxt Wary tltaika to the notions a habit ot fed fedpeodeot led ledpoud80t I I Ipoodent
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Mr Church ChurohV1tew Whew how Its raining rainingLend rainIngL rainin g gLend
Lend L nd me your our umbrella dear Ivo Iv gotto g
to run over to the vestry meeting meetingMrs meotlngMrs meetingMrs
Mrs Church ChurchBut But why not use thatumbreI1a Ui
umbrella youve been carrying all the theweak thewoek ti lie lieweek 1
weak weakMr woekMr
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Would Get Along AlonsrFrom AlongFrom Alongy
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Do you think Mr Roosevelt that If Ifyou Iryou IfYOU
you accepted the call to China you could couldadapt couldadapt cou Id Idadapt
adapt yourself our501t to Chinese ways waysOh was wasOh waysOh
Oh some statesman over there would wouldgive wouldg1c wou Id Idgive
give me a queue replied the colonel colonelvisibly co10nelIalbly colon el elvisibly
visibly Ialbly affected affectedWhere affectedext arreetedNext
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A LITTLE NONSENSE NONSENSEGIRLS NONSENSEGIRLS
GIRLS TAKE NOTICE 2OTICEEar NOTICEEars i iBars
Bars Ear this fall must not DC b seen seenThey se soOnThey n nThey
They declare declareYou declareYciu declareYU
You can hide ypur y ur ears I wQe wQeWith wasr iveenWith wasrWith
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Do not scott scdfrHlfle so scottBide 1t 1tBl
Bide Bl e them or If you prefer preferCut proferCut preferCut
Cut em off offCouldnt artOonlc1nt offCouldnt
Couldnt Go GoI GoI
I was tempted to go home home to mother motherWhy mother9Why motherWhy
Why didnt you youWell YouWen youVell
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wasnt w asnt going to ask my husband hu bllnd to button buttonmy buttonmy buttony
my m y gown gownI
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Hubby give me a dollar I want to tobuy tobuy touy
buy b uy you some birthday cigars cigarsIn cl cigarsIn 11rs 11rsIn
In that case bores 6 6Campaign 5Onmpnhll gCampaign
Campaign Material MaterialCIncInnatus MaterialCincinnatus lntcrlalClnclnnatus
CIncInnatus found tho plow plowQuite plewQuite p10wQuite
Quite a cinch cinchPoliticians claMPoUticians cinchPoliticians
Politicians try tr It now nowAt nowAt nowAt
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A duostlon duostlonThe QUQlltlonI QuostlonTh0
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no n o place to shoot tho chutes chutesDUTY chutesDUTY
DUTY OF THE DEMOCRATS DEMOCRATSHow
How H ow They Thc Must llu t Meet Ieet issues lIaised Ilnlacdby UnJcllbT lIaisedby
by Roosevelt Roosevelti ROORCCltPreia
i Fran F r UK New nr Yank Brain basing Peat PoMThose tTb PeatThose
Those Tb wore words of o truth and soberness sobernesswhich IObern IObernwbleh
which Mr Edward M 1L Shepard addressed addressedto 1 1to
to t o the Democratic conference conter U1ce < In this thtecity thI8city
city c ity when he said that the duty laid laidupon laJdupon
upon u pon their party had been put In b a awholly awholly a
wholly new tight tght by the tumultuous re return re return ¬
turn t urn to polities of Mr Roosevelt Mr MrShepard MrShepartl
Shepard S declared what every thoughtful thoughtfulman thoughttulman i
man must feel that an agitation has been beenthrust beenthruttt
thrust t upon the country of ugraer graver danger dangerthan danserthan
than t we could even tma imagine lM four weeks weeksago wHkalO weeksgo
ta
ago a go He referred of course COurae to the so socalled 110ea1lecl soalled
called c new nationalism which te old oldsocialism oldIIOCIa1Um oldsocialism
socialism writ It large and nd which hick would wouldM wouldGt ould ouldt
M t only centralize all power at Wash Washington W Wington ¬
ington i but would enter upon a policy policyof poUe7oC
of minutely regulating r and controlling all allbusiness atlInQ8IJ
business by the Us national government governmentwould goenamODtwouJd
would create swarms vU1IUI of o Federal Inspect Inspectors pect pectora ¬
ors to look into the affairs of every everydUzen everydtbea
citizen and little by little would Quld bring bringinto brtnrlato
into i nto force to in the United States SCat the Run Russian RuaJdut
alan system ate of a topheavy bureaucracy bureaucracyunder bureaucrAeuncler
under which a man cannot build a house houseta houHIn
ta I n Vladivostok IMtok until his plane have been beenapproved beonappro
approved appro in St St Petersburg PetersburgIt Petersbur PetersburIt
It is M 1 dear as noonday nooa ay that the Dean DeIftoerats Deanberets Democrats ¬
berets have got to meet this new Re doctrine doctrinewhich cIoctrtMwlakb
which at once makes waste te paper of th thConstitution lbCouUtatlon the theConstitution
Constitution and tears to pieces UM tra tradition tL41t1on pad1ton ¬
dition and practices of our government governmentThe pnrDlI1efttThe
The rude challenges of th Ute established establishedAmerican MtabIbedJDft1ean OstablilbedAmerican
American policy which Mr Roosevelt has hasbeen baabeeA
been uttering are especially directed directedagainst dtrechMIapJD8t directedgidnst
against the positions ttons to which bleb tbe Demo Democratic DemocnLUc Democrtic ¬
cratic party has historically clung clun with withtenadtysthiU Withtenadt7t tth tthtesitcityht
tenadtysthiU at is local rule In all local localaitairs JoeaaJIaJn localeelr
aitairs t ute tha l largest t 1fjfJJllFe jaea OIOWO pre of Individual Individualliberty f ifldtIMUIliberty 4l14luallIberty
liberty UfrM Ui safe > tc adlntertoJ d InrfsreW by bythe btbe
the general government only when proved provednecessity provednece
necessity nece tt exists If Democrats ta will 111 not notleap Dotlo notleap
leap lo p to the defense of their own when it to toattacked 18ltackecl Isattacked
attacked then thontbey they do not deserve to tokMP tokMPCY keep keepeven keepoven
even CY what hat they ttte7 have got But Bu the evi evidence nl nldenee evidevice ¬
device is abundant that leading Democrats Democratsar DemeerUIare Democratsar0
ar are awake to their opportunity and duty dutyas dutyIi dutyas
as well oil as their peril It te true as Mr MrShepard Mrsepanl Mrsisepard
Shepard said that the situation confront confronting controntlag confrontlag ¬
lag the Democratic party has been made madeentirely madeentirely madeentirely
entirely different by Mr lr Roosevelts burst bursttag buntIn burnttag
tag upon the scene again a n and that those thoseresponsible ttaoereQOn thoseresponsible
responsible reQOn tble for or framing Democratic plat platforms plattor p1stforms ¬
forms tor and leading Democratic campaigns campaignshave eampaJcnahay campaignshv
have hay the th instant duty laid upon them of ofmeeting oCmeeUng 01meeting
meeting the th altered conditions conditionsThte coudlUO coudlUOThI8 conditionsThis
This will not be an easy oa thing to do doTimidity doTbnl4lty doTimidity
Timidity will 111 counsel avoidance of the theIssue theluue theissue
Issue It will 111 be said that the theCfa Demo Democrate Dbmoovals
crate Cfa are almost certain to win In Now NowYork NOWYork NiiauYork
York this year and that they would 01 be bewise bewiN
hiI
wise to avoid unnecessarily contentious contentiousmatter ccmteftttouflmaU eonIsnt1ocmatter I
matter maU t Then there may be a a persist persistence lonco pcrsiEOncO ¬
onco of the old Bryan fatuity that the theway OMy thai
way y to boat Roosevelt te to praise him himand hlDlucl Wasad 1
and then outbid him to say that lab htaideas 11 11tel I IMean
ideas tel are good but that neither he nor northe DOtthe
the Republican party can be trusted to tooarry toOIlrry U Ucarry S
carry them out wherefore h tore vote for theDemocrats thi thiDemocrats
Democrats and more extreme doctrines doctrinesBut deetrtn8LBut doctrinesBut
But oven If no question Qu tlon of principle principlewere principliwere
were 0 involved it would be folly to think thinkto thinkto
to take tak tho wind out of o Roosevelts 5G1 5G1by saihe saiheby cdte cdteby
by setting your own to the same gale saJe He H Hwill
will not antler i himself to be b outbidden outbiddenIn
In appeals to class and promises promJ os of ofspecial ofpedal ofspecial
special favors no one can outstrip him himWhere himWhere himWhere
Where Bryan failed so pitiably in first flrstlauding first1auqlng firstlainling
lauding Roosevelt and then setting up upas upbl upas
as his bl lawful heir no other man need needtldnk neodUtlAk needtIIISC
tldnk to succeed No the only onl way 8y to tomeet tom iemoot
meet m 8t the danger Is to face It squarely squarelynot squarelnot squarelynot
not to dodge it the only way to with withstand wlthtnd withstand ¬
stand the Roosevelt doctrines is 1 to ox expose oxPOtUt oxand ¬
pose and denounce them and show what whatare whl1tare whatare
are the true and tried alternatives alternativesWe alternativesWe s sVe
We Ve hope therefore that the Demo Democrats Democrats Democleta ¬
crats in this State as in Now Jersey Jer y and andConnecticut annConnecticut d dConneetlcut
Connecticut and Massachusetts will give givea
a load to their party throughout the thenation thecation
nation In their platforms and their theirspeeches thetrIpeeches theirspeeches
speeches and by the whole drift of their theircampaigns tholrcmpalgns theircampaigns
campaigns it Is 1901 for them to show that thatIt thatIt thatit
It is perfectly possible for the people peo le to tosecure tosecure
secure what they want without destroy destroying dostro dostroIn destroylag ¬
lag In our settled American Am tIcan ways of gov governing go goernlnG governing ¬
erning and making a bonfire of prom preoedents procedents promdents
dents and laws In other words the vast vastRooaevoltlan vastROOIevolUAn vastRoosevoitian
Rooaevoltlan assumptions are to be dU dUrectly dl dlrecti dirootly
rectly recti attacked because they are ar both bothdangerous bothdangerous bothdangerous
dangerous and unnecessary unnecessaryAs
As President Taft said at St Paul we wehave wehave wehv
have hv lived and advanced and found our ourhe oureIve
selves eIve he able to do all U that the nation nationreally nationreally nationreally
really desired to do without having to tomake tomake tomake
make over our form of government and andthere andthore andthere
there is no reason to doubt that we wecan wecan wecan
can bo as progressive as aswo we wish wisheven wishoven wishoven
oven if we do not stand upon the Con Constltutlon Conatltutlon Constitutton
stltutlon In the sense of trampling it itunder Itunder itUnder
under our hoofs override the courts or orundertake orundertake orundertake
undertake to do out of hand whatever a aheadlong aheadlong aheadlong
headlong dreamer gets up at Osawa Osawatoml Osawatomle
tomle toml and declares to be necessary neoessar In Inflne Infine Inline
fine the thing for the Democrats to do dote doII doIs
te to oppose burning down the house in inorder inorder Inorder
order to get rid of rats and to show showthat showthat showthat
that the cats and traps and nd poisons poisonswhich poisonswblch poisonswhich
which existing laws put at our disposal disposalare disposalnre disposalarc
are sufficient Let Roosevolt be boldly boldlychallenged bo1dlychallenged boldlychallenged
challenged to prove that any reform rerormreally te tereally isreally
really desirable which the people cannot cannotcompass cannotcompas cannotcompass
compass If they U1f y earnestly oarno tly seek to by bymeans bymeans bymeans
means of the weapons eapons which the Con Constltutlon Const1tuUon Constitutlon
stltutlon and the laws and the courts courtsput courtsput courtsput
put in their hands By taking such a aline aline aline
line and oleaving to it steadfastly the theDemocrats theD6mocrats theDemocrats
Democrats will not merely give their theirparty tholr1rty theirparty
party now life but will raise a standard standardto
to which whl h men of all parties may Top repajrwho repo4rwho Jr Jrwho
who are suspicious of r hurricane reform reformand reformanddreadromcdles L Land
and anddreadromcdles dread remedies that are are worse than thanthe thanthe V Vthe
the disease
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I THE LAND 0 O1 DREAMS D EAMS
0 land o dreams dteams where all things thtns goqd goqdAwait gOQdAwalt goqdAwait
Await our coming shall we ever reach reachYour reaokYour rackYour
Your rich lush l sb meadows meadows or the th faery ery wood woodWhere W WoodWhro d dWhere
Where with the lovd ones gone we may hove WVO e speech speechThe peechTbo poechThe
The long road stretches there where hills are blue blueIt blueIt blueIt
It runs through valleys and by purling streams streamsThere strmsThere streamsThere
There sorrow ceases Cesuand and oh I long for you youDear youDoer ou ouDear
Dear meadows In the land ando o dreams dreamsThe dromsTho dreunsThe
The way is weary and the iload ioad > ead Is long longBut longBut longBut
But upward ever upward winds Its way wayFaitn wayFalu1 wayFaith
Faitn Faith cheers the heart hoartand and Hope trolls out a sang sengTo NngTo sangTo
To make less sad the burden of the day dayLabor da daLabor dayLabur
Labor Is good tin work that sets li tS 115 5 free freeAt frtcI freeAt
I At nIght warest wa rest where flickering firelight l 1ams 1amscentaur ais 11lSc aisContent
Content c centaur ntol that Striving brings us close to the theDear tile tileIWmeadows thee theeDM >
Dear IWmeadows DM meadows in the land l ttd o dreams dreamsSoon drmatSoon dreamsSoon
Soon shall shalI we cross tho magic of the hills hillsThe hlUsTh hIllsThe
The Th hills of faery faor and the vales vals of truth truthBehind tnlt1rBGhlnd trothBGliInd
Behind wo leave the sorrows and the Ills IllsThe IUsThe IllsThe
The val vain regrets for forS forwastsd waaUd d days day of youth yeuthAnd youthAnd yuthAnd
And there there spread out before us like a carpet c fair fairWill fairWill alr alrVIll
Will VIll lie th tho mystic land neath mooxtltrhtB beams beamsComfort beamsComfort ms msComfort
Comfort and love and Joy and nd rest art 1 there thereDear there thereDear thereDear
Dear meadows In the land o dreams
HBCTOK H orOItP 7ODLXR L Lf
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THE HAPPY FAMILY FAMILYB
B ii M Bowers new collection of short shortstories shorttories hort hortWrles
i stories The happy Family FamU deals < like likeIts likeIts hikes
Its it s popular predecessors onl with the vari various v81lou van ¬
ous 0 0 affairs and people of the Flying U Uranch Uruck Uanch
ranch r Pink Chip Happy Jack the Old OldMan OlelMaa Oldan
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Man M an and the Little Doctor these old oldfriends oldCrlende oldiends
friends fr frth iends with certain new ones on figure guro in inthe IntJe Ine
the th e terselytold ter lytoI41 and entertaining name narratives nrraUvea namethen ¬
then Andy AJMI Green Or the u camp romancer romancerprovides romancerprolidM romancerrovides
provides p rovides material for the opening o tale taJeAnanias taleuAnan taleAnanlas
uAnan Ananias Green and also for the stir stirring sUrring stirng ¬
ring ri ng account of uA A Tamer of Wild Ones Onesnot Oneanot Onesot
not n ot to say for the yet more thrilling thrillingstudy thrllKagtudy thrillingtudy
tudy s of uABd Andy the Liar Wolf WolfWolf WoltWoJf Wolfolf
Wolf W olf has dose connection with Ilk Andy Andytoe Andytoo Andyoo
toe t oo though t a pretty girl occupies the thestage thetaS thetage
stage s taS center All the clever sketches sketchesfrom Iketeb Iketebtrom sketchesrom
from f rom the stern tragedy of Blink to the u uhtgb theigh
high h igh comedy COID of Miss Martin Mission Missionare xstoaare UseIoare
are a re excellent of their kirn JdD4 New York YorkS YorkS YorkW
S S W V Dtilingham Company CompanyMAKING CompUIyMAKTIiG CompanyMAKING
MAKING GOOD GOODFrank GOODFnmk GOODFrank
Frank H Spearman Van Tassel Sot Swtphen SUtpIIln Sotliers
phen p liers Poultney Pou1tD B Below low and a number null ler of ofother ofotlMr oftbee
other o tbee skilled story ry tellers have contrib contributed ocmUlltuted oontnibted ¬
uted si ted to Making Md Good a collection of ofadmirable ofa4adrable ofdmirable
admirable a tales tat of golf oJt and other outdoor outdoorsports 0U I001porta outdoorports
sports s In which htch hosts of lively boys will willfind 1iItbd wiltnd
find e nd pleasure pIGrd and many a girl ae welL welLThe welLThe wellb
The T b thrill of the cleanly contested trial trialof trta1oC intelf
of o f skill skiD the bradnc breath of the theoat4oon big bigoutdoors bigutdoors
outdoors o these thes render r8DCI the narratives narrativeswholesomely DalTattYesi narratheeholesomely
i wholesomely w appealing aJ P 1ta < while the boyish boyishcharacters boJt8bI boyishharactersthat
I c characters haractersthat that plucky little caddie caddieRay cacIcUeB7 caddieRay
Ray Hamilton HamUtoni sturdy fortunate Tom TornRodman TomRocbatan TomRodman
Rodman and the rest rtare are lads worth worthknowing VtOltHow worthnowing
knowing k How Seotchie Made Good GoodHow GoodHoVt OoodHow
How a Boy Went W t Ballooning BsiloonIn The lheQuet TheQuest TheQuest
Quest of the Big Bass TrY TryAgain In Tree Treecotts Trerortl Treeolts
cotts c Wager and Some Results of ofWild a aWild aWild
Wild Boar Hunt these are among amoe the thestory theatOl7 thetory
story s tory titles Nev Now York Harper HI8rl i BrosX BrosXThe Broa BroaThc BrosTh
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I r TODAY T TqDAY DAY IN HISTORY HISTORYBattle HISTORYBattle HISTORBattle
Battle of the Brandywine September 11
On September 11 1777 occurred tne tnefamous tnetamoUlii thefamous
famous battle of the Brandywine on the thebanks thebanks thebanks
banks of the Brandywine Creek near nearWilmington nearWUmlacton nearWilmington
Wilmington Del Gen Howe Howe having havingspent ba havingspent tng tngspont
spent the winter In New Ne York in the thespring the1prlng thespring
spring operated in the neighborhood and andtoward andtoward andtoward
toward fall embarked his army and sailed sailedfor Jledfor SIledfor
for the mouth of the Delaware Finding Findingthat FindIngthAt Findingthat
that river too well guarded as he sup supposed supposed supposed ¬
posed ho sailed around the peninsula p nInsul and andup aridup andup
up the Chesapeake Bay landing near nearElkton nearElkton nearElkton
Elkton Md the last of August AugustWashington AuSUstYa AugustWashington
Washington Ya hlngton was a amazed to discover discoverthai dlscoycrtbat discoverthat
thai Howe had abandoned Burgoyne and andbesides andbe andbOskink
besides be ldelli the possession of Philadelphia Philadelphiacoujd PhiladelphIaco PhiladelphiacotId
coujd co cotId ld be of little advantage to o the British BritishBut BritishBut BritishBut
But Howe How acted a as though the goal of ofwar oCwar ofwar
war was to take the rebel capital capitalSoon capltnlSoon capitalSoon
Soon after fte ter he landed at the head of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Chesapeake however Washington Washingtonwas Washingtonwas Vashlngtonwas
was there to confront him with an army armyof arm armor armyof
of 11000 men Howes army arm was much muchlarger much1argor muchlarger
larger and better drilled but Washington Washingtondetermined Washingtondetermined Washlngtondetermined
determined to risk a a battle He was wasdriven wasdrlyen wasdriven
driven to this It may be said by b public publicsentiment I1ubllcsentiment publicsentiment
sentiment The The people could not under understand understand understand ¬
stand the Fabian F In policy of which hlch he was wassuch wassuch Wassuch
such a master and had he given up upPhiladelphia upPhiladelphia upPhiladelphia
Philadelphia without striking a blow low he hewould hewould hewould
would have been severely censured by bythe bytho bythe
the public publicWashington publicWashlnrton publicWashington
Washington marched his army to toChadds toChadds toChedds
Chadds Ford in southwestern Pennsyl Pennsylvania Pennslvania Ponnsylvanla ¬
vania with his center protected in front frontby frontby frontby
by artillery under Gen Anthony Wayne Waynewhile Waynewhile Waynewhile
while Greene Green remained In the background backgroundas
as a reserve The right wing was then thenthrown thenthrown thenthrown
thrown up the stream for two miles milesportion A Aportion A Aportion
portion of the British army occupied occupiedWashingtons occupiedWashingtons occupiedWashingtons
Washingtons front while Cornwallls Cornwalllswith CornwalUswith Comnwahllswith
with great skill dll made a flank lank movement movementby movementby movementby
by marching up the Lancaster road roadcrossing rOAdcrossing roadcrossing
crossing the thcBrndywino Brandywine and striking Sul Sullivan Sull1van Sullivan ¬
livan In the rear rearWashington rEMUWashington rearWashington
Washington had expected this move movement movement movemont ¬
ment but war thrown off his guard by a afalse ntalso afalse
false report Sullivan made a desperate desperatefight d6Speratetight desperatetight
tight but was slowly forced back The TheBritish TheDrlt1sh TheBritish
British forces forces under under Knyphauaea then
LARGEST STRIKING CLOCK CLOCKTimepiece OLOOKIlmepecc CLOCKrimepiece
Timepiece nt I Lawrence > nTvrenee Mann Man Ha HaDlnlit Has HasDla18 HanDials
Dials TwentytTTO Feet Across AcrossFae AcrossFraa
Fraa 1 the BostM Globs GlobsAt OIDbat 0kbAt
At t the Ayer mills mU in Lawrence there therewill therewUl therewill
will be in operation in a a few days cia the thelargest themrgMt thelargest
largest tourdial striking sleek anywhere anywhereon
on the American continent tIat or upon pon the theWestern theWelttern theWestern
Western Hemisphere The dials have a adiameter adtameter adiameter
diameter of twentytwo feet consequent consequently
ly 1 a circumference dce1Imtere ce of about seventythree seventythreefeet eveatythreifeet tytbrec tytbrecteet
feet Only one clock with Ith greater face facesurface face8Urraee facesurface
surface can be found in the United UnitedSuites UnlLeclStatea tasitedStates
Suites This timepiece has a diameter of oftwentythree ofteAtythr attwentythree
twentythree feet feet but it has no bell at attachment t ttachment ¬
tachment for striking the hours whereas whereasthe wberathe whereasthe L
the mill clock at Lawrence will be pro provided pr0vided provided ¬
vided with a MtOpound Gpeund IOUIId bell for that par pernose
nose
The twentythreefoot wen tJtrMCoot dial clock is in inservice Iaaorvtee haservice
service at the new union OB depot in San SanFrancisco SanlIraad SanFrancisco
Francisco co There is a clock upon tH be city cityhall ctt7hall
hall at Philadelphia which Is also tat this thisclass th the thisclass
class e of greet timepieces tilaep tilaeptweet roeasurtns roeasurtnstwenty nos5uata nos5uatatwenty
twenty tweet feet across the face faceThe facenM faceThis
The machinery and other parts of this thisMassachusetts IXuachuaetta thisblasschusetta
Massachusetts mill clock welch forty fortythousand tartytboUMUld fortythousand
thousand pounds or twenty tweatJt short tone toneThe toMThe toneThe
The hands are about fm n feet In length lengthThe leathT Ieng IengThe
The T e races are of f ground glass in cast castiron eutIroe cantiron
iron frame fra and will be Illuminated at atnight atmsbt atnight
night The Tb pendulum a rod with the bob bobweighs bobwetgM bobweighs
weighs 4O pounds and Is fourteen to feet feetlong tMtIt feetbug
long It Is a twosecond pendulum mak making maltIDg maklag ¬
lag thirty beats a minute Jl taute The four fourfaced tourfACed fourfaced
faced clock wtR be wound up once onceweek a aweek a aweek
week This work ork will be done by band bandand handand DC DCaDd
and ao accurately adjusted are the parts partsand partsand rts rtsa
and a d of such true pofee pola that the task win winnot wUlnot wiltnot
not be beyond the powers of a man a of ofordinary ofordbacy ofordInazT
ordinary strength strengthMachinery streDgtbVaeblDe17 strengthMachinery
Machinery operated from the office officemight omeemtpt otOcemight
might have e been used but winding by byhand b7hancI byhand
hand will secure the personal I presence of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the winder ta the tower at regular Inter Intervals laterva Interveis ¬
vals va ot one week week when be can note if ifanything ifuayt ifanytiuthg
anything lD seems amiss with the dock Ina7 inany in inany
any of He h parts The dock movement is isfttted 1MftU istted
fttted ftU tted with Ith a minute coctact which will willelectrically willeleetrlcaU willelectrically
electrically operate as many ydocb secondary secondaryclocks condary condaryclocks
clocks throughout t the uN plant a q may y be bedesirrd becIetIIrrd bedesired
desired desirrdThere cIetIIrrdThul desiredThere
There have been other lane tower towerdocks towerdoeks towerdocks
docks installed ta various mills mout through throughout throughout ¬
out the United States but thut th one is 1 1rY 1rYall byalt ay ayall
all odd adele the Jacgestof any Installs 1ItIcMt 1ItIcMtto tten e eto a ato >
to the th present Xe eot President Woods desire desireIs claireIs desireIs
Is for all Lawrence La renee to be able ble to tell time timeby timeb timeby
by b the Ayer mills dock and andtkse v the tDeot destga destgaof dlgnof
of the building butldla Is ssch < ujch that t the tower towerfeature towerteature towerfeature
feature Is very conspicuous The clock is isguaranteed iaguanmteec1 leguaranteed
guaranteed not to vary more than ftCtea ftCteasoeonde MtMa MtMaHCODII f teen teenecosids
soeonde a month monthThe moatbTbe monthThe
The Girls Superiority Superiorityram SuperiorityPJoa SuperiorityFree
ram the Hunan Olotec OlotecA kA aisbeA
A man sometime eUIMI and ad himself fa tree treeWe troubl troIIb
b We bl because bocaus he has two girls b1IIhaft on his hishamte isishands
haft 8 atcene time but nobody ever yet yetsaw yetw yetsas
saw w Ihc hc c wen tn come fast enough ta rattle rattlea
a girl
Knew TVhnt 11nt Was all Coming ComingFraa CominGIrJaa ComingPs
Fraa ute Ute Howtoi PM PMTve PIet PsatIve
Ive often marveled at your brfltlaacy brfltlaacyyevr brlllJaac7yew brifliaticyyoor
yew aptness at repartee your yourIf Ourtol
tol If LfIts its more moc than S old manI man I cant eea tdo tdoa do doa dotlIlltl I
a thing for you ria r nearly broke mysetc mysetcChare 7It 7ItOlturc yaelrChurchgoers
Chare Churchgoers Churchgoersthe hgoers hgoersBJICa ngroers ngroersRrnai
Rrnai ta the Dattw DaDN0aIe Kwiw KwiwChurch NuuChurch
Church attendants atten q are divided late two twomare twota I I31atu
mare 31atu ta dasees cishO5tb000 thoee who w O would Hke me to tosee tGs L LS
see s the collections dispensed Id with and aadthose aMtJaose andthose
those who would like for the tJaeto tis preacUnc preacUncto
to be cut out outS
crossed the creek to attack Wayne who whofighting whofighting hO hOftgbUnl
fighting ae he went weDt xnad made aa orderly re retreat re retreat retreat ¬
treat upon Chester as Sullivan Somvan and andGreene aDdGreene en I IGreene
Greene had done The loss on the Ameri American American AnerIcan ¬
can aide exceeded one thousand men menwhile me mevhtle menwhile
while the enemy lost about half that thatnumber thtnumber thenumber
number numberThe numberThe numberThe
The battle ba Je of Brandy BraDdowluc wine decided the thefate thefate thai thaifate
fate of Philadelphia Washington knew knewthat kaewthat hesssthat
that the capital must be b given up tI but buthe buthe her I Ilie
he determined to harass and detain the theenemy theenemy that thatenemy
enemy as much as possible po his chief ob object object ohject ¬
ject being to prevent aid being sent to toBurgoyne toBurgoyne U UBurgoyne
Burgoyne on the t le Hudson n There were werefrequent werefrequent Wonfrequent
frequent skirmishes In one of which whichWayne wldebWayne whiciWayne
Wayne lost MO men and a a regular battle battlewas battlews a awas
was prevented at Chester Valley only by byvloleat bI bIa
a violent storm stormSo stormSo
So vigilant was Washington In retard retarding retardIng retarding
ing the enemy that it required fifteen fifteendays ntteends 1 1days
days for them to march twentyfive miles mI1Oi6TheY milefeThey milesThey
They entered Philadelphia on September
26 Congress had fled to Lancaster after afteragain alteragain r ragain
again making Washington dtetatorthle dtetatorthletime dietatorthlitime a atime
time for sixty Ixty days Howe encamped hIS htemain hISmain hit a anialu
main army at Germcntow and nd here on onOctober onOctober oa t tOctober
October 4 occurred the battle of Ger Germantown Germantown Germantown
mantown after which Howe settled down downfor downtor dow t tfor
for a winter of gayety g 3et7 ta Philadelphia Philadelphiaand Philadelphiaand
and Washington Was lnglon for one of misery ml Ory at atValley atVanGY a aValley
Valley Forge ForgeOn ForgeOn ForgeOn
On September S ptember 11 the battle of Lake LakeChamplaln LakeChamplaIn LkL a aChamplain
ChamplaIn occurred rrod lit 1814 111 1 Baltimore Baltimorewas Baltlmwevu a awas
was attacked by b the British ta 1 IS4 14 all allthe aUthe ci II IIthe
the menrijetir memb rS1xeept except Webster resigned IWIpedfrom resignedfrom i ifrom
from Tylers Cabinet In 1841 and Jenny JennyLlnd Jem17Lind Jean y ylAnd
lAnd made her debut UttA > in America In lIMi lIMiIt 1MIt l I IIt
It is ils the birthday of Henri Vlcomte de deTurenne d dTurenne C CTurenne
Turenne French commander 1it1 1611 Sarah SarahBache SarahBache It ItBache
Bache the only daughter of o Benjamin BenjaminFranklin BenjaminFranklin n nFranklin
Franklin 1744 1744 James Jam Thomson the theBritish theBrItish th C CBritish
British poet 1700 1706 Sterling Price Price promi prominent prominent k kneat ¬
nent Confederate Conte erste general I QM8 1 1300 Jamas JamasPollock Jam JamPollock I IPollock
Pollock governor of o Pennsylvania POO 81tvaalfl who whosuggested whosuSSosted wb 0 0suggested
suggested In God w Wt trust be placed placedoji placed0J1 I IoJi
oji coins 00 Ul1and and Archbishop John Ire Ireland Ireland I Iland ¬
land 1i3S lS lS3 It is 1 the date that it is isAlleged i iIlOiGd i a al1oed
Alleged IlOiGd l1oed the Freemasons Fre In8 ns abducted William WilliamJlorgan WllUamMorgan a aMorgan
Morgan In 1S26 1S2
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In this country a a man 11 is pras Dfeemed inea in inoeent inOe8 inesoceni
Oe8 esoceni oeent t until he te proven guilty guiltyL saw sawE kIEo
E Eo W Haley of CJtteago CJa gO at the New NewWlliard NewW1liard NewWillard
Wlliard iut last night Zad Mr Rootfevelt Rootfevelthas Rooftnltbu Roofeveltless
has committed a great g t wrong in publicly pubitciybranding publ1ctbraD4nr publiclybranding
branding Senator S ator LorJroar as an unfit per person person ¬
son to b De seated with at the same ban banuse Qnflaet banttoet
flaet use taMe taMeSenator tal tableSenator l lSenator
Senator Lorimer is a politician and andso andso andso
so is Roosevelt and both are playing the theBa tbegame thegame
game Ba tor all they are worth Polities is isnot ISnot ISno
not no a particularly clean game at the beat beatand belltancI bestand
and it therefore in behooves one of the thefraternity thetnternlty thefraternity
fraternity to throw bricks at the other otherwhen otherh otherwhen
when h he te In a glass house ninteeif lbalelrRoo 1IhaOfRoosevelt ninteeifRoosevelt
Roosevelt Roo te not above the thew Jaw aw which hleb ap applies ap appiles ¬
plies pit to toe rtst reo of his eoctttzene and h htoo he hetoe hetoe
too toe like ilk ke ail the reet of the lower er class classto cluabowRcI clansis
to bound boiled to respect this law It is the theheight theJleIof theheight
height JleIof of presumption en his part to tobrand tobraad tobrand
brand people as undesirables liars tars cairn criminal crlm1M cairnmale ¬
inal 1M male and otherwise otherwIs objeottoaaMe with without Without without ¬
out giving them a fair trial He says that thatconvicted thata
a malt n does not HeeMarlI7 have w be beeoavtIcW beeoevctad
convicted by a court and Jury to be found foundgot eUftdpftq foundguilty
got guilty that a jury win often free Mm as asfcUMOSRt astuoceRt aninnocent
innocent wh w whil yet y It b be is giffity q r In n the thepublic theINblie thepublic
public eye eyeThis eyeThis 8
This to dangerous 0tI8 doctrine It upsets upsetspublic upsetspab upsetspublic
public confidence in oar ou whole legal 1 gal sys system systern ¬
tem and the jury institution If no n con confidence conIIdMCe conOdice ¬
fidence can be placed In Gar courts and andJuries aDdJ andjuries
J Juries and It their ftndtass sdhagg are ar not to tobe tobe tobe
be taken as final where is it to end endHas nd ndBu a aHjo
Has anybody no matter whom he may
be IN the right to say Y 1 I am better than thanthe t anthe thanthe
the law of my m country and cn I am a a abetter aHtLflr abett
better bett Judge than thou art That sounds soundsalmost aundsalmost nda
almost like uk anarchy aMlC where every man mante manfa manIs
te a law Ia w unto himself himselfRoosevelt JahnMItROOIIIWe1t himselfRoosevelt
Roosevelt te wrong fOftg decidedly clectd wrong wrongon wrongon
on this point concluded Mr Haley al although 1 1thoaP 1though ¬
though he is arousing public opinion and andsentiment andttmeat andsentiment
sentiment ttmeat against t corrupt politics politics The Thefinal Theftaal TheIlnel
final result of this agitation against cor corrupt corrupt coriOpt ¬
rupt political leaders and methods IB IBbound illbound Isbound
bound to be beneficial although aIt it could couldb couldbe couldbrought
b be brought about in a a more normal normalway nonnalwa norms normsway
way wayFred wa wayFred
walred
Fred S S StahMT at Los Angeles Angel Cal
wHo has made m a visit to We old home in inStand inad Ingaa4
Stand ad and te at t the Arlington ArIIac to soeak soeaktog eak eaklag epeakag
tog t ag of political condtaons ta Xngiand gIaa said saidyesterday KIdWhea saidyesterday
yesterday When one begins to dig into intopolitical IntoPOUtlea1 Intopolitical
political conditions m Ia England it is iseasy Is8U7 Iseasy
easy to see that the cleanliness of the theScotch theSeoteh theScotch
Scotch and English E municipalities is due dueto dueto dueto
to concentration of responsibility and andnothing andnotIaiDt andnothing
nothing else Few peopLe seem to under understand uDdertaD4 understand ¬
stand taD4 that Great t Britain ta a country countrywhich eootrywhich countrywhich
which is governed exclusively by byUve legisla legislative Inglelatwo ¬
two bodies With a few unimportant ex exceptions excepdOM cxcepdons ¬
ceptions there are no elected executive executiveofficers execuUeo executiveoicers
officers in the country The voters at attention attention attentlon ¬
tention is not not divided by having to fol follow follow folhow ¬
low the political gyrations of scores of ofprofessional orproC88IoM1 ofprofessional
professional officeholders There are few fewelections fewelectIou fewelections
elections and a surprisingly small U number numberof DDmMrol numberof
of men IJ8II to be chosen for public office officewhile ofticewbile ocewhile
while practically all of them act in a alegislative alecbladn aInglaladve
legislative capacity and are subject to toscrutiny to8ClUttay toscrutiny
scrutiny for or then public acts at an times timesGenerally dme8GeeeIaU timesGenerafly
Generally speaking continued Mr MrStalner Mr3tIaser r rStabMr
Stalner the British voter has the priv privilege pc1vBee prtvflea ¬
Bee flea of electing only two persons One Oneto oneis
to a a member of his dty or county council councilthe COUDCHthe counetithe
the other is his member of Parliament ParliamentA
A British city is 1 governed by its city citycouncil cityeGUDdL dt dtcouncil
council There is a a mayor in England Englandand Bftslandancl Englandand
and provost In Scotland hot he ta only onlyan onlyldenIum onlyan
an alderman chosen by his fellowmem fellowmembers fellowlDemDen fellowmombees ¬
Den in the city council He HeIIeIIdM presides over overdeliberations overcleUbelattou overdeliberations
deliberations of that body but has no noother noodMr noother
other executive functions so far as act actual actus ct ¬
ual us power is concerned He appoints no nothe noI noone
I OIMremoveaM one remasee ese eo and has s not even eveatbe eventhe
the veto poyen poyenAccording JIIOwto poiromAccordiisg
According to this British system all allmunicipal allI allmnnlctp1
I municipal JII oncers are first nominated by bya byaKOp8l bya
a aKOp8l proper committee eGIaJIdttMaad and then elected out outright OQ OQrtPt outaight ¬
right by the council The Tb result hi a per permanence per1a permanonce
manence in tenure of public office such suchi auehuaknown j jes
i M is unknown in America AmericaThe AJDertcThe AmericaThe
The greatest tMt contest over the Speaker Sveafcership sekerIIdp Speakership
ship hv 1 the House of Renreenetatives Renreenetativesaccording B Reproenstattvesaccording YN YNaceor4iIIs
according to B B J Coimaw 001 of Pittsburr PittsburrPa PIttatnlrgPL PlttnbursPa
Pa PL who be is at the Rip took place in inUKfit inl8I
UKfit Mr Cohmn said ld be could remem remember remember reaneinbm ¬
ber the excitement which took possession possessionof
of the political parties and adherents as asIf asIf asIf
If it had occurred OCICIIIT yesterday yesterdayThe yeaterdayThe yesterdayThe
The The fight tested from the first Monday Mondayin
in December until February 1 L At times timesit
it was Impossible to arrange arran pairs pair said saidMr aidMr said1dm
Mr Colman uud and members slept and ate ateta atetIIetr atehi
ta their seats us fearful to be away A W7 from fromtheir fromtb fronttheir
their posts for five minutes The old oldWhhj oldfhI oldWhig
Whig fhI party had broken up up and the Re Republican Republkaa Republican ¬
publican party was merely a name name and andhad andbad andhad
had not JIG yet t been organised oraatsod The opposi opposition opposition oppoetl ¬
tion l ° n to the Democrats were known as asantfNebraska aslLatSNebnaka asantiNebraska
antfNebraska men Thea there were werethe werethe werethe
the Know now N Nothings members of the theAmerican theJIMrICIUa theAmerican
American party They Tbe were divided too tooand tooud tooand
and were known as the North Americans Americansand cans cansad
and 254 South America Horace H Greeley Greeleywas Greeleywu Greeleywas
was on the ground and for once a news newspaper newspaper newspaper ¬
paper man was the genius gelll of the Capi Capitol Capitol Capitel ¬
tol Greeley made mad a fight ght for Nathaniel NathanielP
P Banks He H persisted m in the face of ofmighty otJldPt ofmighty
mighty odds CMicI directing dtrecdD his forces from frombut frombill fromhis
but room m In the National Hotel and all allthe aUthe aRthe
the time he told about the fight gllt gh in the theNew theNew theNew
New York Tribune TribuneFinally TribuneJI1aaUy TribuneFinally
Finally the Democrats seemed abso absolutely 1113801uteIy absohately ¬
lutely assured of a plurality for Alken Alkenof Aikenof Alkenof
of South Carolina Greeley knew that thatBanks thatBaab thatBanks
Banks could win on a plurality vote voteBoth voteBoth voteth
Both th sides being be confident conlda consented COJM ntecl to tothe tothe tothe
the plurality rule and Banks was as elected electedThe electodTIM electedThe
The Greeley Greele organisation to elect Banks Bankswas Bankswa Bankswas
was wa the real beginning of the Republican Republicanparty 1tepublcanparq Republicanparty
party Russell eU Sage was 8 a member of ofthat ortbat ofthat
that Congress and for a long Je p time he heand heud heend
and Judge Wright of Tennessee Tua sMo snared snaredthe abuedthe sharedthe
the honor of being the oldest members membersof
of Congress CongressHerman CODI1 CODI1HermaA CongressHerman
Herman B Hackiey Hackle Frck of ofjarsey Jersey City a abuilder nbuM abuilder
builder buM and contractor te at the Raleigh RaleighDiscussing Raleighthe RaleighDiscussing
Discussing the oyster o t shell roads in his hisState hwState binState
State State Mr 31 Hackiey Hackle said that New N eYr Jersey Jerseyroadbuilders Jerseyroad Jerseyreadbuilders
roadbuilders road t 1k1ers say that although oyster oystershells oystershells
shells have 6 been used for thirty years yearstheir Y6rstheir yearstheir
j their peculiarities p as a roadmaking ma material mater1al matenet ¬
tenet have not been intelligently studied studiedIt studiedIt studieban
It has been determined however that thatoyster thato3ter thatoyster
oyster shells are as good as as limestone limestonesaid itme limestonesa1I tonelWr
said Mr Hackiey Hackle The present cost costof COltof costof
of oyster shells te almost prohibitive prohibitivefor prohibitiveroadmaking
for roadmaking They cost S cents centsbushel 8 8bushel a abushel
bushel which makes the cost t on the theState theState theState
State roads where the shells are usually usuallylaid usuallYJkI usuallylaid
laid a foot deep practically 4 cents centssquare centslftluare a aequare
square foot for material on board a boat boatat bott boatat
at t the nearest wharf This makes the thecoat thoCOlt thecost
coat practically the same as sixInch sixInchmacadam slxInchmacadam sixinchmacadam
macadam which gives more years rs of ofwear ofwOILr ofwear
wear than the the shell roads roadsThere roaMThere roadshittl
There ° te little hittl difference in the force forcerequired torcerettttired forcerMuired
required to move a load over a shell shellroad shellroad shellroad
road and nd over 0 one of macadam but for forlight torlight forlight
light travel the shell a ell road is much su superior SUvJoco ¬ a apozioc
perior vJoco when comfort to man and wear wearand woarand wearand
and tear on horseflesh orH 98h are considered consideredAutomobiles conlderedAQtomoQIJeI consideredAutomobiles
Automobiles do not Injure a shell road roadas roadas roadas
as much as they the do one of macadam maC8 am be because beCauM because ¬
cause the finer an texture of the oyster shell shellsurface shellawace shellsuisce
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