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MAN THE MORE EMOTIONAL
Mrs. Carrie Chspman Catt Centred, eta
Opinion Long Mrld at to
Qualities of Sexes.
Mr*. Carrie Chapman Catt, prc«1
drni of the Internal tonal Kqual $uf
1 frace association. lias a theon that
men arc more emotional lhan women.
In Illustration of which she toHs the
| followmft story, ac(nnttQ| :«> in* N^*
York Sim:
**! once visited a small village
New Fnplnnd v ' 'rh w as bordered hv
l it small rlvei «*• that farmer* eomlnc
into the vHUtvo f«tmi eiiher way had
to fori! I he stream.
"Year after year ihe town meetlnc
; debated taylne a brldue over the
I stream. I>nt it was always decided thai
local finances would not stand the 1
1 additional strain of the neoevsan rax
( and that the fanners would just hav*
to wait until the stream pot low In
Ihe spr!nc and then ford, a* usual, i
"One year. shortly after this annual
decision an elderly vlllace pauper j
died, lie was « veteran of t!>«• Olvll
war. hut the vjllatro folk had never
! oald any nttentiuh to him In his life,
j TN\\ newt tried to find ont |
whnt Ihey couM rlo to help him a ,
hotter way of tlfc nor conTr'* ntcd In
au\ w:?* to It's v i "-h!M*,c I low ever
»v s«*#-n as l;e died the tow • **ernn
to hav» •» tender ii'n^lfM't bout
the manner «f his linrla! TJ w ,T"e
ni'WjUinu thai the man they ' •' nee
lerted all Mv life should have a
j«fttj»er Mirial S<< • lir\ tried r»> Sire
p iH'sir^e from a ».v?o*hv town «|
him whiit t I icy •*a-:l « <*..?*» Tlan i
burin I. Not I'e'ti^ nMp t«> !» -e a j
•iv ei
Srtticd Ko - £ Lure Fish.
VOM 1 1 H' thllt
wlfr ■ I -II i!"is. '.'Ill even
i.s! l!i. is .ins liil'ter (lit* *«::> ot
nil ;Ht. I ami entirely oriel mil den*
1-; W. ii \vr :Itave slut.. '» '
- i . tin- *MW "t
I. -•* at m^iit, vol 11iv ; .mil
' ' I i. St-Ilr <' '• of K« *li .<
I>« v uiiia i .ell.eft in .1 -'liilll
invv Knur t« li*' irooits I, i-.: .
.• .M InimkiY .Iminiiil
Vi^nn.-. Still a Mutic Certer.
A -ii lilt* only iMns lluit may he
■ itouiT-li in tin' Ailsran enp
n.I the utmost worthle*
of Austrian money. Tin- conem*
. I) rotinmizwl Tin' . a>|«:n-ii\
11u*i<--mn!;me starts early In
. il l. ..il :ist> till night. .me linlt
: iy 111!villi: as mam as five
.i - i!> mie i!n,v. And most of
■ an* -olil in, aitlioiicii «iiere
tin1* from is somen tint of
'I - ii: s|j. life speak* Vi-ll for
■ ■ .• - :i imsle renter as tliitl eit>
•|i-ti«i. not only native intent,
isii-i) artists from many out
•niri'- Kven Swetlnn is semi
■i«. anil a seventeen-year
■
-t«t u1 i i.ink that elty liy *tnrm.
' -ribe for the Da.ly \laek.m.
U set t'-.e rows \v". ile (t is news.
PRETTY LEGEND OF SILKWORM
Father** Treacherous Act Beli«v*d by
Chineit to Hav* Brought Bie»»
ino to the Earth.
The head of (hp silkworm I* str'k
Injrly like that of a horae. Tl>er* l«
a legend supposed to account for IL
In !he olden day*, when fort* lived
nmonc the people, there was a ma#
whose prosperity hart heen chanted
to poverty hv the ravages of a dread
ful war. He possessed but one treaa
nre. a handsome home which had been
brave and loyal throughout all trtala.
In his time of distress the aplrlted
horse offered himself for the work
of a common pack horse, and one day.
w hen he cnme to a halt. we«ry from
unaccustomed labor, the man nrred
him forward.
"Walk, my rood friend." he said:
"when better days come T will reward
your faithfulness. My heantlful rtanrt
*er shall he yonr hrlde."
The horse spranc forward with lojr.
nnd from that time was more faithful
•han evei and the man's fortune jrrrw
I tetter dnv hy day.
The ds :h:er whs very lovely. and
•»ni il-M ilie governor saw her and
vie.| 1 wr n iiirirr'nie When 'he
:'nrhef nnnu!1' eoii«e»ited he «i> «o
Indlctmntly npbrahled hy the hor«e for
Ms forcotten promise thai the man.
I -nie. killed tlie horse and hnn* the
hide with the head attached on the
--nrilon wnlL The maiden s*« It and
he sad <v.*s touched her heart with
■It* hut the father lauched and e\
claimed:
"1 promise arttln. Win and takef
No sooner had the words left -he
inns lips than a fierce typhoon cam*
Mrt'nc fh"vncb the air and caurht
II•, T« e horde's hide into Its darkness
The tl under pod rolled and cashed
his wl.'rllnc rtmms the wind fod
'oosened his hold on the jreat h*c of
wind' and all the world was filled
with r..er and tumnlt and terror The
father 'Tilled Hnd <*lled for his daujfh
■er. hut the beautiful maiden was fone.
As the typhoon whirled away, on*
1 1. .-'on ' drifted hack from Its Inky
trail nnrt fell to the pmnnd. not a
•loud, hut "-e horse's hide, and twisted
closeh In Irs folds was the maiden,
calm and beautiful, hut dead
Then the father knew It was * cod
he hnd wronged, and. deeply sorrow
ful buried the two tocether »1th hon
ors.
Tb>- next mornlnc the sunshine c'l»
•,.Tn»d softly op the rrave The dewy
crass was covered over with a cloud
'ike silken weh and within the fllmv
mes; <ait numberless fairy splnneti
with 'one. twisted bodies and treutle.
•wtylne horsellkc beads.
S caroe the blessing of the silk
to the world. — Indianapollt
Bank Keeps Gold Under Water.
other V in rhe world i* pro
r.' n« the Rink of Rncfend write*
WiVinin S Walsh who collect? odd
*>il». <•' information. Tlil« rtnlque pro
ect ..n is hie »«• an «n«ilti wrtl IB
■•ink. Tti 's wel' supplies the hank
Mh It- water Imtepondently of th*
• •< of i he city . ti Is 4fl0 f<-ei <leep
Itil supplies 7.1*00 r-nMr feet of water
T ' t department. which hol<l»
no :< of precious metal. I* nlfhtlr
c<- In feet of water h»
icr »:i of machinery Anr
■ ureiupt to rob the hank, then
«t ln» sin evert su mmer and direr.
It tli' mornlnc tlie water Is pnmpeJ
i* and ' Incots are rradll* »c
i^jIWf mm In
II «•>•••■ 'be'rater still protect* the
i." i|»|iir"-onts of the bank. It*
i almost unlimited, the tianl
- ii'l Its protection Is practl
v a?—.Inte when It Is h«-hI. The
>
n . i v,. that even the I'ftlnc ol one
mi from a pile will release a ittch
in turn re eases a supply of
Kut.v of F'moua Que«n
'.». • M ttte ' Nror'rallT fe
. ... r „ „f the Kdimu
\met)ii:4 - II!, who died aboot
i IV <" I:hs ln«t Iven rerelvi-J »t
ii- mii <>f the Bmonr unlwalty.
\11- nt:i ••tie of the larp-r ImtlTti
■In- Methodist Kpi*. opal
• htireh. Smith.
l'he •illimmj. toi-etlter with ahooet
rjirhtiii of prliftess rss-ord*. wa»
hroiiL-b! to thK country t>y l>r W. A.
Sl'fltot,. iirofessei of Semitic Ian
dunces nt Km«ry. who spent a renr
In t\■•jv:!,iii|i« of lost cities.
Qn*vn T! 'he name oi" the hrld' of
\ ennphhs 111. was famous In her
tl- e throtiwb the fact that the kln»* In
•i' t> i n c Iter dofV*d the w«»rtd by
ehoosinc a liride for love She was
cons|iV;v.l a woman of rare beauty
H< r -iiti \menophis IV abandoned the
r-vls »f his 'inhers nnd hollt aJtan
'n a t.t'v c 'ti — a one itiM.
SATS V.'AR HELPED RELIGION
_____
right Ma-la Soldirrt Prtto* Men,
It Aa»artt»ti MM* by Man WM
Kmwi Tham.
Th* Am*rl«u! aoidtrr <nra* <mt flf
th* »ai . Ufa uioc* rrl.ftxe thi« h*
«to« in. aivnrdlujt to R*« Henrj Kua
aril T»' M». -u canon at th* National
cathedra lit Washington. who *r1«re
to drti-tnl .!•» dou|rt»tM>y from th* Itbei
that tin- «»r ruined him.*
"H» In > better awn for having bm
In th* «ruiy." natmi tl» cation. t*lw
rloc to ilw the Sum and
Strtpea »ia;e*
CaihKi Tnlbot am aeolor chaplain of
th* Flmt 41 vision nf th* American <■*
pedttlonarv forcea, In a eommiintc*
tl»» to national hoaitqnarterf of th*
America* Iavion at Ind'anapoll* h*
admlta th* American, ■« tip a*i\ him
lt> rranc* was "uncommonly timid In
th* fmrtw of hi* religion Ho wa«
frlthtmnl at hi* own «lia<1o»
•r h* m.ch' harr heee i'r»>*«t\ iftior
ant <* lit"- .laiti-m and |>r«<-t1«* of Ma
rrtlfliwi."
Hot n* lb* First division'a senior
chaplain thr canon ««» In chanr* of
all it# pis.ate helongltisa <»J th* I.**'
Anwn.i.i « k.ilvil In tit* ten da-a Btflit
itit In tt»- Arponnr. and In nine out of
m ,if th» itHti a kit* t«uiid a
.vuctflt, xK|iulat prajerhooi « te«ta
went. "And In thoar 4a>a Cfcnoti
1 alhot wrltev "the Hr« division wa
not t-arr\ inn anything tl did not d<*m
enaontlal.'
"Then* waa a kind of cotlertlvlsni
which mil run* th* ordinary stan>t*rd«
of honesty.' declares th* canon "hut
undproeath there «a» Implicit If not
explicit. ruerenoa for th* Son «f
kan."
REVEAL THEIR ARMY TRAINING
Ci-Servtc* M*n Inatinetivaly Line Up
Whw ■ Cre«*<f I* Waiting to
Ba ItrvM
Array training *(111 manifest* Itaolf
iq Ivlltan life, aid former so!d!«"C*
auto aatlonlly fall Into line «hen they
mi *4 wall to be served. In the army
'hi wen -pen: i great deal of tbelt
tine wa'ung ID line for mew. drawing
<ru!T fr.mi the aajvply arrfennt and a
loiru other psirpose*
The <Kd army training revested It
*«K air> fifii daring the recent hot
»q.eit at the Brooklyn Central V M
C *.. «l eti apparently mnu of the
tO.ftXt member* sought to take ad ran
■ngt of the swimming pool. Crowds
of yiHin* men atormed the locker
-ooo.« i^ch evening The et-ser-iice
men eet The example by lining up and
iking tbelr ran* to reset the c*te
A* ctrch elevator fl*einbarke<! It* load
tbe farmer soldier* automatically vent
| to the rear Yoongor men who had
| not had tfcti training and nought to
I -dge In Par up the Him were promptly
i>olled out and cent to tbelr station
No ei service man who ha* atond In
f loe to draw a pair of aocks or get a
I ttew kit fall <vf "alum" will permit
I tnTioe t» get ahead of him
Varying Strength of 9on!lght
There la practically no aucl> thing
a* overlightlng. write* J H Kurlan
ler. In describing for the Oeneral Sd
•rife Vjuarfertv a aerie* of te*t» made
*>T the lighting serrlc* department «t
'be Bdlaon lamp work*. He add* "la
>-e*tlg»tl>*i of place* which are said to
l>e overt I eti ted will usually show thai
It anything. they are glaringly under
'tghted.'
Thesr teat* «howed that sunlight l»
an open (b-ld n>ea«niTv» v i»T(l.fe,.) -an
die pi-ww (which mean> that It give*
ihe Illumination (bat wonld be given
hy candle* a foot distant! Sun
light In a at red betaeen building"
measnrea WKVVfo« candlea. Shadow
>•■ • street between building* measure*
SHO; under a tree In tha open Wo. The
light or an office deok nert rn a south
window ha* an Intensity of HQ-foot
<*ndles: w# ten bee; In. and one
IS feet In. 50. Al Inside hencbe* be
•<veet> lao erpoture* nnls *"
Matnoriai for 8a>ter Doe*
At the asramer home of Cnwiw
Bart or of Maine on Mackworth Island
Casce lay, are burled all the dot*
owned by him which have died slrw
1SRT, t«y« a Boston dlapatch to the
New Tork Times. Hie governor Is now
having made a hnonae tablet, giving
the names and record of these animal*
Ttil* will reel <* the face of a his
granite bowlder, amend srtlch tb«
log* hare been burled
TT>e dog* were all of the same fam j
Hy and Mralo of Irlati setter* Ttte
(lrat and great grandmother was Oleo
cor*, giwn to the governor In 1WT by
M* father, tbe late Jatnea P. Barret
of Portland. Mk
The governor ha* raised about ae*
enty-fl** «f these dog*, and whft* lit
haa ao!d a few. roost of those lie lia*
no< kepi have been given to Wenda
Biff Game Guide
frtwt m t««ar«M
*d fa) himtai Mg (uiw t> I'.*
Ijow*» Yaknn rniWiT «rt )»•
rltrd (« rail na m» I inn
Hml for rrnny »«r» In rha It.
I n ixmnll), axl Jiinnin*
liiiw<t| pawn*. (In*
I *a\e a (twMl pivw hunt
tor lakr hamlm iM) SaMn«. .
For ta Tot-matin* rail at a4
r~
Tom Williams
| ATIJM M *>
Miss H. A. Singer
Tells How Cuticura
Healed Mother
"My rrvorhw wirt • brak
it>| ota of «cwn» on he nj M limb.
ii waa rao «t)C tort and
bef*n to epread tc her
Ieft Itmb ar>4 tha upper
part of her chea* Her
rtf bt limb beds «»p!.
Wn ind inflamed and
itched end homed as thai
aba could nt* aleep or
TTWl. nn o; .. rrwww to* •!
feaad parta.
"Tb« tremble laavei about low
w**ka Then •* atartis* nainj Cull
cuea 8o«|> and Otntm-m and the
itcblnj and burning «w«! and
aftet u*i>ic two calm of Soap and
tbrw bo*e» of Ointment abe
completely heated." iSicned)M?a»
Kattie A R 1, Raccmdtdo
Calil., Julr ». IS JO.
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