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No set example of
unfair ulih ll
l) -~ l :‘Il’.' in councils
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than 61' cé'nv He no {but
only: churn“ ’hich cunt! not he
OWr-prmed_ but that «is firm nnd
23:1 when decision had been‘rcnch-
“He was criticized because his
own country unde‘a- ta leadership.
did not more torusrd so fast as
Eome wished. But when worn out
by the struggle he had so brandy
borne, hé laid down the burden, his
critics saw clearly what his leader“;
ship had accomplished. They
lt'had been a‘. leadership for-
Ward and upward, in an era. when
most other countries were naming
backward and downward. ’l‘hev
saw that prosperity smiled once
more on a favored land. They saw
that prosperity and material well.
being were somehow strangely rare
in other lands. So they came to
realize what his modest, unassum-
in: leadership had wrought for his
cou'ntry.
"It was natural that such I chan-
Actor passing from the. stage of life.
uld lento the multitudes a. sense
of ‘penonul loss. Seldom indeed
any man 3 death left that feel-
mom ' ’ mfia It home. The
convictiolr Myron everywhere
he I?” one of the inert; heir. ted.
to serve ‘a distracted world“ in n
dimcul’t voided? of it: 3m " """
finish his task. 89 broke and went
down under its lo’nd. ' m the hour
of sorrow. for iris 1*,Vnilen\find we-
men were moved to i. bronder chur-
ity. a reiteration of partisan excess;
es. e. determination to be m:- and
moderate and reasonable. His life
became. in the tragic sorrow of its
end. a. lesson in the vnlue of supple
and modest weys.» ,_
“We mourn him foday. and we
shall _mo'um hip: so ion: as remem-
brance holds bowl-e us the picture
of Mona once, forbearance“ faith
and Christ an tolerance. These are
rare virtues. too seldom mund-
amonz the men who huve the
strength to rise to high places. They
are the virtues that men need to
seek and cultivate in these years of.
stress in; the worl'd. They point the
way to salvation for men. for nae
lions. for humanity itself. We may
“ell hope that his example. to his
own countrymen and to me world,
"Blithe“: .not permitted. to.
nay $51,»..sz
n‘ity. whereby the“ no :jlxhted the
temp of unhetstnfidin: to mow :our
feet. into ”if pith: of
earth, good will to finest. We may
well consider by whet inane _we
can show our umedsuon. and by
his memory. "‘
All tonnage records or chipping
through the Kiel ennui will be beck-
on this year. , e
The. city of Smyrna. is planning to
initeil telephone-entice.
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one outer," writes John W.‘ Brazen.
e1 diuretic stimulant for the RID.
KEYS and while being token close"
attention should be pnld to the diet.
Avoid sweets. pastry, stnrchy mods.
alcoholic drinks,
Drink plenty of good trelh' writer.”
and keep the body wern’ily elofii'ed.
Refuse subsututeno—Btilison-‘Powfli
may helyrgrently to bring a. spirit
" He, was
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of charity. 'ngcord end to, thalworld.‘
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