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. EDITORIAL PAGE
War Is Absolutely Con
3 . . d
trary to the Teachings
of the Christian
Church
i
+ By Bishop DAVID H. GRE1ER. Episcopal
r II! V _L
Diocese of New York
® by American Press
A .violation.
I
WAR is contrary to the teachings of the Christian church. All agree
that Christianity was THE INTRODUCTION, THE LIBERA
TION INTO THE WORLD, OF A GREAT MORAL FORCE,
WHICH, IF PERMITTED FREELY ANT) FULLY TO WORK,
WOULD AFFECT THE MORAL SUBJUGATION ANT) CONQUE3T
OF THE WORLD.
It is, in short, a love for human kind and for all human kind, for foe
as well as friend; not merely for congenial folk or those who by some
loca! tic or natural affinity are related to us, but a Christianity love which
reaches out beyond tribal lines and limits.
The distinctive thing about it is that it is a love not merely for fellow
countrvmen, but for fellow creatures. It is not merely a national or
patriotic love, although, of course, including that and lifting up and ex
alting that, firing nobler aim and nobler purpose to it, yet something
else and more.
IT IS A SUPERNATURAL OR INTERNATIONAL LOVE, LIKE THAT
LOVE OF GOO WHICH" MAKES -HIS SUN TO SHINS ON THE EVIL AND
THE GOOD AND HI8 RAIN TO FALL ON THE UNJUST AS THE JUST.
That is why we instinctively feel that the war which is raging in
Europe now is not only a war of nations against nations or races against
rates, but that it is a war against the twentieth century, with its great
and growing consciousness of the solidarity of human life in all nations,
kindreds, tribes aud tongues, with its great and growing consciousness
that God has made of. one blood, one human blood, *11 nations of men
to dwell on the face of the earth.
Women More Conscien
tious Jurors Than
Are the Men
By G S. ALBERT. Attorney For
Crtil Northtra Railway
OVER three years ago, when
living in Minnesota—not a
suffrage shste—I thought
that the idea of women serving on
juries was a ridiculous proposition, j
I have had about twenty-two years'
active experience in the practice, j
the last three of which have been '
in the state of Washington, where j
suffrage exists and women act as
jurors.
I have come to the conclusion
that as a general class women are
more conscientious in their regard
for the charge of the court, are less
inclined to shirk their duties when
in the jury room and have a keener
souse of the ralne of money than
the men.
Before leaving Minneapolis I was
under the impression that suffrage
would have a great tendency toward
destroying the home life and would
result in neglect of family and chil
dren. AFTER A CLOSE STUDY 1
OF CONDITION'S IN WASH-i
INGTON I'OI; THREE YEARSi
"THERE CERTAINLY" IS NO'
EVIDENCE THAT SUCH A RE
SULT HAS ENSUED.
Lack of Courtesy Fre
By VILLI AM FARQUHAR PAY
SON. Noted Author
MAN and woman who marry
for love mu9t not leave love
to take care of itself. They
must take care of it. Loving is an
art, and, like any other art, it re
quires time and attention.
If a husband and wife should
only show as much consideration for
each other as they show for them
selves before their marriage! A
husband should be as eager to give
his wife little pleasures-as he was
to give them to himself in his bache
lor davs. A WIFE SHOULD TRY
TO MAKE IIER HUSBAND
HATE AS HAPPY A LIFE AS
SHE HAD HERSELF BEFORE
SHE MARRIED HIM.
If a husband and wife disagree
over any point they ought to talk
it out fully and fairly. It is the soft
answer that provokes wrath instead
of turning it away. Abnormal sup
pression, a covering up of the real
thoughts and the real selves seem
to me responsible for much marita1
uahappiness.
ABOVE ALL THINGS THERE
SHOULD BE COMPLETE SINCERI
TY IN MARRIAGE.
quent Cause of Mari
tal Unhappiness
3««s bavt No Common Sens*.
Ht-iirl Kalire. "t!>*• Homer," j
a1* Maeterlinck call* bini. asserts that
6oe* have n» rea-«>n. onl.v Instinct. and
gives ma!i,v proofs of bis assertion.
Kor example, be opened the bottom of
a cell in tuurse of construction, but the
bee tbat was building It kept right on
with its work, building up the cell and
storing boner in It. quite unconscious
of the fact tbat the food for the future
generation waa oozing out. and Anally
laid It* egg and scaled up the top of
th« cell, never paring any attention to
the hole la the bottom.—Exchange.
* Hit Outlook.
"Life »eems all upside down," moan
ed the baby when they reversed him
because he bail swallowed a button
"At any rate you're well heeled." re
sponded the parent*. each of whom
held one.-Baltimore American
prohibited Coffee Houses.
So many coffee bouses sprang into
existence in. England,during the reign
of Charles'II. that be. entertaining a
belief that many political Intrigues had
their beginning in those places, issued
in edict ordering them to be closed. In
this proclamation tbe following words
occurred: "The retailing of coffee or
tea mlgbt be an innoeent trade, but it
was said to nourish sedition, spread
lies and scandalize great men. It might
also be a common nuisance." — Ex
change.
Better Brand.
Mother—Edna, look at your dirty
hands, and 1 saw you wash them only
half an hour ago. Edna—Yes, mamma.
1 Just can't understand' It, but yom
washing stays on ever so much longei
than mine does. -Bostou Transcript.
—1HY..I rill Kt&S
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It an.' Profited Thereby
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F. H. Wleland, 1002 E. 41st St.,
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turn of the complaint."
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
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Lots I, 2, 3, and half of 4,
block 89, fronting Fifteenth
avenue, between State and
Broadway, containing 175
feet frontage and 100 feet
in depth, a fine piece of
ground for gardening, has
been used before, a bargain
for the sum of $200.00.
Phil Abrahams
Agent
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Reward for any cessi of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Kail's
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F. J. CHENEY & CO., Tolodo, O.
■We. the undersigned, hard known F. J.
Cheney for the lasr 15 years, and bellev*
him perfectly bonorjbf* in til
transactions and fliM^rtdally to cftrrj
out any obligations made oy hti flrsn.
NATIONAL. BANK OF C.'OJdMSKCB^
Hall's Catarrh Gaw> Is t ^eR ihtarnally,
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' Take Halff^Jinlljr Pl!l« tar conitlimUolU
EXPOSED!
After exposure, wX»en you leal a
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Our goods are
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F. & A. U.
White Pam Lo4g«
F. ft A. M. No. 113
meet* 2d and 4th
FrL Br'ga. of each
Vial lies brothers are wel
Phil Abrahams, Secretary.
Elmer L. Wheeler, W. M.
• Vj li. P. o. ELKS
//jj Bkagway Lodge
V-; "4r/ Va 481, B. P. O.
E. meets erery
SHcl® Thursday eren
alpsfLj§^ lng at 8 •'doe*.
VlaiUng br*Vkers
cordially welcome.
HOWARD ASHLEY, B. It.
F. J. VANDEWALL, Bearetory.
Fraternal Order
Skajrway Aerie
No. 15, Frater
nal OHtr ef
the flat ant thlrt
Eagles
Wednesday night of tuk aseeth at
their hall on Fifth arena* VSsSUng
brothers cordially UTitei to attend.
Jhoa C. Wood. W. P., J. W. JPrtt
chett, Secretary.
-Vi-\ frctio Brcdfesrhood.—
• Camp Skaciw Na 1
1. B. meets stsit Toss
day ersKlsg at 8:00 p
m. atmrp. Visiting brotti
ly welcome. A. J. Ackwoa, Arstksl
Chief, \v. R. HUlwy, Arctic Re
corder
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