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EDITORIAL
WILSON U-\ IUE S-Xlili*
Tho suTtet oi t!ie ac- j
curucj- oX Mr. II «&**'» canypaigu
arUUerj; lire is tUat u --«> Uts- I
iou^vvi U-a .X Iioil
liia euiiwu.uit.Lbi m. t-e Wiute
JioUi*> and at i».i«»tiow i-.iwu. Ali.
>> .l>oa »Ui t«ie Uie stump ia in?
own —L-'^a breaking tux
i'."«Meut.a" ol generations.. £\o Presi
UOUt wulnii laeaiorj —a e\eT llla*l*.
a l*>r»oL.U oik tue aoii.-^
lor r«-ele<.u<.-n. in roL'eiit jyars,
MuKiuic} aud Tai'l i.-ve ;e>eiv«l
''citations aud Koosc\eit wrote
rediiioi letters — in
i a u Closing Ui>3 oi tae voavae*
wiiea ue rop-iuu. i'axkara cli*i6e
taut lar^e corporations wei© iui
.inciug *ic cuanpai^a. is-t no
oetupan' oi t:.e While lioiit>e lias
ever gone to c.« \uters>, nat iu
liuud, to impiora i-cir »upi>ort.
However, UltflO la Uiilivuv wilt)
c;iu so v»e4 Ui'XeuJ Uie .tdaiuiistra
>ou aj> t-e 1'. I».utvi iliulselt.
Nu 0i.« knovti so well aa U« w "J
liryaa w—s taken, into I-o cabinet o
Hay L« was let out; wily tue
looting ui u0 diploiu..uo service
a jc ptrmi'tcd «uiu io ii)an>
"l'ersCii-1 rtyrt&«.nt-ii\ e&" were
Sent to Aiexno and to iinroi-tt at
1-utlic e^;>eus« aad in oout.j«iiciioai
o* tile luvta. .\o one can. teil so
wei! as tie wiiy tie iiA'eti hue.u unu
wii> tie *?- iv-uy—.-a sioaotor JLt*
is a as said—>o reC0£i.i2tt Villa. .No
oV0 tu& m> *>.4 o^i'i-ia wii} lie
Xound '£« tuatur oi nations tie
XtlJCti an "acoO«»UiiCJ' j>roi>osli .ui.
ia JJeceaiber, ltfl-4, and a tiUj at
in lue »uur oi iin.0. .\o
una hut the Prt'bioi at iuaj><;.i caa
iulor^i the coiuil.i Uuttl-ei" four
Je-ars mure cl \V uva will aiean, al
so tour years mv:« 01° .Uaaielj*. -\o
ooe uu so «c<i a$ iid tuts
real iii» -u_v.-tt>s ut t-« ooutrove."s>j
waicfc drove Mr. Garrison from tae
war OiUce, No oae caa bttier teli
11^0 inward history oi 1-0 Lusitaaia
iucidtr* 1u.1i y> a reai~ui« uiu*«i
tit'd to thig day. No one Id bo
u«'U Quai iitd 10 axj-iiiia what tae
Sl-^te ixyartaictt meaat wa«a Air.
Biyau toid the Austrian, Ambas
sador that the u<-*ca oa the subaut
xin« controversy were not to be
taiicu at what they said.. Mo one,
in X;a.e, caa come anywhere near
Wilson in elucidating a.l the things
that ha\e taktn plate in his ad
ministration.
1President picas to take
abou* & month ol this sort ol thiajj
Tee time is too short for all of it;
and 1' seems a pity tliat even one
ol the few months ye" remaining to
Mr. Wllscn In the Presidency shoul
to consumed In t'uls manner. But
the ii.exor&ble and escapahJe marks
Ei-iaship of ilr. Hugl.es is a com
polling force.
LIVE RIGHT TODAY.
Live this day right and meet
tomorrow bravely when it ,
cornea. It ia a b"'«eaed secret
this of living by the day. Any
one can carry hia burden, how- ,
ever heavy, until nightfall. Aoy ]
one can do hia work, however j
hard, for one day. Any one can
live aweetly, patiently, lovingly
and purely until the eun goes
down. And thia is all that life
ever really means to us—just
one little day.
LOOKS THAT WAY.
Jwpipr™
•AHmtK PuWER
JSV£ HIM A TCIW- ,
n ?.1NG AVE
-rS *i.J'
"Look. Jamie: Ain't that the fue
nle»t thing you ever seen?"
-Don't laugh. Tommy. Maybe the
poor man's got watw on tbe knee.
Pittsburgh rress.
She Did and He Did.
Mrs. Tim Bolder was energetically
beating the carpet when her neighbor
called. "Whv don't you ask your hus
band to beat It?" asked the visitor.
"1 did." replied Mrs. Bolder savagely
-and be did "—Optimist
Something Big.
If I keep on." the poet quoth.
"If I burn midnight oil and die.
And never. never yield to aioth
I may In time writ* something MR."
don't" he went on. "care a 8g
About the \o.ng and toilsome *«.r
I roav lr. time wrtte somrthtng Ms.
A check for twenty dollars, say "
—Philadelphia BuilettB
Caught Again.
Nyld—Mnchwed has a new runabout.
Hlghee—1 thought he swore he never
would marry a^ain.—\ atilty ?air.
Criticism.
-I'm a self maJe man. 1 want y»o tr
know."
"Old chap. you should have hollered
for help."—Richmond Times D b= pate 12
St ewe-:
-Man la resourceful In soine dir*c
tlons." remarked the star boarder, "bat
glnpilarly lacking In others "
-Uow so?" Inquired the player up.
"1 was Jnst reading that there ari
247 way* of serving [>otatoes Seetn^
to be only one war of r.wkinp pruDe*
—Louisville Conrlor-JimrnaL
Th« Needful.
Now. mwi t cxrrylhtn®—
Of course that's tn:e
And yet it .t i"t_ by ]lng.
When Mils fall ^ue
-Birmingham Afe Htnld
Can't Sec Through It.
"PI,! I pr toll row the joke sbotr
the frosted window?"
"No."
"1 guess I won't Ton couldn't w>
through It" New York World.
Color* In Coral.
Genuiiit- curat tuny oe red. pink
white. blue, yellow green or black, tbe
last lieing the rarest and must highly
prized The uoxt valUMbie is the red
coral, wbi. h ts *.scei'tiWe of high pol
tah and is fr.ixt In nse for Jewe:ry. be
Ing the corsl of commerce
Col a is are roughly classed under two
Deads. the horn.* corals and the time
lime or stone • oral- To ibe former be
long the :fd and black forms and tbe
wbite to tlie latter Red coral ts chiefly
found In the Mediterranean Tbe cor
itls found .>n the Atlantic coast of Flor
Ida are the lime or stone corals. wbicb
*re tbe roer building forms.
Bearded Fr»ak.
One of the earJW»sr of tbe American
bearded freaks wns Lonls Jasper, who
lived In southern Virginia at about tbe
time of tire close or tbe Revolutionary
war Ills beard was nine and a ball
feet Ions and corrspoudinglv thick
and heavy He conk) take his mm
rache between his fingers and extend
bis anus to rbeir full length and still
the ends of the mustache were over •
foot l>eyoDd bis tititer tips.—Exchange
Deceitful Man.
"Didn't yon think rbnt was a beauti
fu] clrl wl!h me today. Arthur?"
"What girl, my dearest?"
"Why. she was with uie when you
met us In trout of the ebrircb "
"Was there a girl there, dear? I
didn't notice. I wa« looking at you."
And then she loved blm all tbe mors.
Bad Outlook For Binka.
"What: Little Binks going to m*rr>
big. handsome Kate BWiwIrt Why
«he could carry him around Ig be*
pocket"
"But she won't Hell be out of pock
et all the time after he marries her."—
Boston Transcrtpt.
Just Supposin'.
"Will yon be my wife?"
"Ton most ask mother first"
"Tea. but suppose she doesnt refas*
me?"—St Louis Post-Dispatch.
TELEGRAPH WITH LIGHTS.
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EARLY TRADEMARKS.
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translation of wbl. h appeareo
Why Salt Causes Thirst.
Salt has been described a> a natural
element of tbe blood tn about in# s»n>e
proportion as In tbe water of tbeo<-ean
Under general conditions we do Dot
feci the existence of salt in our bodies
because Its effect Is counteracted by a
dne proportion of water
When we eat an es.fcs re amount
of salt thirst Is crerf*ed b> the demand
of nature that we also take a propor
tlonate amount of water «m1 dilute tbe
salt to Its proper relative amount. Any
food that tends ro absorb the moisture
of the body will cause thirst for tbe
same reason—that our physical welfare
requires a balanced quantity of water
Scared by the E'ephant.
Tradition has It that Caesar brongtit
elephants with him to Brirain and that
they contributed to his c..: quest of tbp
Island Having unsuccessfully attemr*
ed to cross the Thames Caesar trnllt a
large turret on an elephant and load
tug it with bowmen and slineers. or
dered them ro pas< The srvam where
upon tbe Britons, terrified et tbe sight
of the unknown monster 9ed m coafu
aloft —London Chronicle
Tabbv
"Tabby" cat ought re be really
"a: a he." being derived from "atab."
tbe name of a famous srreet in Bagdad
which used to he tbe grvat market
for silts. A tabhy caT's coat wm
thought to he lite tbe wavy mart logs
of watered silk
Questions and Answers.
Tbe time elapsing between a <jne«
tlon and an answer Is almost as Impor
tact as the answer Itself It oiay be
wisely long or short, but tbe longer It
la tbe wiser must be tbe answer.
Manipulating Bones.
Top. what's osteopathy V
"The art of manipulating tv*e«. nr»
SOB."
"Then Is an osteoiwth a rolnstrej end
man?"—Baltimore American.
The Disappointing Movie*
"Tve seen It—taint do good "
*"E gets "ting, doct >T
"Tusl but tbey dont show yer that"
—London Punch.
Be a wbole man to one thing at a
ttoe.—Cariyia.
U mlitj tte at lk* WT
Uk* "out oi tM —«lj." Ajh
plT ' PtfROLA" Htir TVn« ftceordUt(
to tiTMtloas wiu «*ci
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wcod*rt«J nwt'.s*. A. lorj
•< !<H t for in4r *oi4
tu m*r:u ud •MJ*f*ctloa !««!«■
te«d 4 r«ar moaej b*ck.
t-KATKKN Al. 0*U»KK>
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coae.
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HENRY FRIEDEVTHAL, E. R
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now of Ab*#-k* lp»«v, N'«. It
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COM*>
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Alaska Junk Co.
of Jowm A1*>1 V
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month for Chanijwijnie
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