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"lice. This disturbance hns llccn
Otiendml by gvncrul ruins within tin:
mt. tWents-tour hours in the Allan.
. t,“ and East (lull statics .
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rsturo within thc last twenty-tour
rs over tlm oust oi the .‘ilf‘fillh
1 Valley mcrpt in New linmnnd
“d Muiern .Vv‘w York.
‘Wlnds: North of Sandy Hook:
M And storng Wt'ltcrly winds and
Wei- isir Saturday.
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astrong westerly winds
that {sir Saturdny.
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l .\t tum is sure to rlrlkt‘.
:atrurtor in mathtmutics in on insti-
iulv in Houston. Trx. I iiBoston on
May Imy in 1919 he was arrested,
all: r u Nivie‘t gathering in which he:
had lukrn part and was sentenced;
to the house of correction (or night-3
v'r-n months. 110 appcalcd and, in
«luv tinn‘. defaulted.
Now he has been brand. having
lnr-rn round at work as a. statistical
crrrk in a New York concern at s
salary of 823 a week. it. is Mild
that. it was difficult to-tind employ-
mrnt for him for he insisted on do-
ing work which he did not require
thinking. Of that ii. seems he has
hnd enough to last him a life-time.
’l‘hcrc must have l)"‘:n many par-
rnts in liost-m as trail as clscwhcr.
who Inuit-wt upon their perfectly
normal children with some regret as
their road of tho progress and
achictcmcnts of young Sidis dur-
ing the period between 1904 and
1914 and who are now more recon-
Turts College and a. year later from
short of marvelous that this young-
ster could lecture on the {mirth
dimension when he was eleven years
old but now that. ho is 26 he is oper-
ating an adding machine at $23 I
wrck. 'l‘hcre must have been n can-
sitit‘t‘atblc number of youngsters
about the age of Sldls who tailed to
finish their course in high school
who are now coming more and who
have a more hopciul outlook than
this youthiul genius.
The Perfect Description
——-——
(From The Atchison Globe)
“He dr0vo strnight to his ll."
shoutc the lecturer during cli-
mu. " e looked neither to the
right nor to the left. but. pressed tor-
Ward. moved by a definitu purpose.
Neither friend nor me could delay
him not. turn him from his course.
All wnehroma in. nu: did so at
his own peril. What. would recon.“
such a man 2’" the speaker inquired
as he paused. .“A truck driver."
shouted Bert Gilmore. who turns in
the audience. '
-—-—..__.___.
The Imperial Urge. .
I (Merlden Journal)
There should he s one colouisl
home in Harttord as executive mm-
sion. one with plenty of room. with
u ierge ball room and s. stale dining
room. which Would be -- in accord
f
with, our importance as ll COMO!!-
lu»..i~. \v:‘¢~ni;\ lulu «mend h» the
warm to :w :nxxmgh
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By Welt m
youth or. fair renown. "It‘s foolish.
through the town." ”0113,, gutter.
be parlous times." the goodly
th replied. “and godless men. in-
t'ent on crimes. pervade the cum.
tryaide. To me it. seems there is no
sense in handing out the men with-
out. I. try at self defense. and so 1
pack I. gun.” “For better dig up fifty
cents than ply a. gun " said 1; "far
better yield to strong arm gents
than tasks the bullets fly. You can-
not. say whom you will kill when
once you start to shoot; with sings
and buckshot you may fill some in-
nocent galooi." One night some
roughnecks bade him stop and dig
the good long green. and Robert
fired and shot a cop who hurried to
the scene. Now ruined is his use-
tul lite. and he abides in jail. and l
have heard his heartslck .wifo put
up a. bitter wail. Remorse. like
some‘ old taunting hug. is with him,
taco to,face. as wearily the long
hours drag. in sorrow and disgrace.
Mcn say he'll be acquittcd'when his
case is tried in court; he'll not be
sentenced to the pen. or made the
hangman's sport. But; life will ale
ways spell despair to Robert. Gin;
song Bunn: how much of grief. how
much of care, from? carrying a gun-
grants ,
l
IV 01. g gym}
on. wander no further--
lt's useless do roam:
If you‘re looking for health
You'll find it at home.
Cut fingers and bakers' loves
should be freshly wrapped to kc:
them clcnu.
\‘outionul training is good {or
some of us but avocutional training
would he better tor most of us.
When .1 man reaches torty.
And 1: artil'e at that;
I! he doesn‘t stay actiro
lic‘ll surely get (at.
“Dgspepsis” is 9mm a symptom
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"Till-2|": IS 30 I‘LH‘l-I l“ 1'.
1'0]! (1.15:4 UR lll'lefl-"lOl'h'
"in RED."
Tii'rv is no till-v ill Am-‘ri-n fut"
class hatred or r Ugh-us prrrwrwilinn
and that lmlgranlfi mus." lcnvo bn-
hunt them that“: anlnmsiiics which
have nmdr an zit-mod camp of
Eurow. Thiu in tin: massage dc-
lillir'd hy Nicholas Murray Iliilvt.
prcsivll-nt of Ifnlnmhia University. to
a group n! recr-nily naturalized citi-
zens in the cast.
In his speech. nltit'h‘wos part of
a ceremony {chairing the naturaliza-
tion of the aliens. Dr. Butler ciao
said that in the United States the
poor and the rich .must prosper or
decline together.
“This is the most important mo-
ment of your lives." Dr. Butler said
to the new citizens. "You have re-
nounced silagelanco to the govern~
mcnts under which you were born
and hsvo become citizens or the
United states. You have gained a
privilege. )‘ou are not cake to
forget the country in whlchyu
were born end brought up. bu ‘ “on
the contrary you are to be a bond be-
tween the country you have left and’
the country you have made your
own.
“no of Opportunity Herc.
"America. is described as a. land
of opportunity and {or 890 years
it has offered opportunity to those
who seek to make their way in the
world, to improve their condition.
Yo! are under he‘limitstions that
do not apply equally to those whose
torbears came to this land 800
years ago."
,Jv
Rather Slow in Bay sate.
——.___.
(Springfield Republlmui/
But in Connecticut 10 days
more ago the highway Jpeople gut
busy. Therom only a ‘ittle snow,
but the state highways were prc mp1-
ly cleaned.~ 0n the Massachusetts
side of the line that little snow was
sliowed'to tor-m ruis. end with the
first tree-e an
Ol'
S.‘
l
are so interwoven thst no part: 01
vorably the what. m
citizenship." , or our
5
l :u-r- nuisances.
Dr. Butler pointed out the! the
new citisens’ obligations could best
be met by adopting the five follow-
ing sucrstlons:
"lit-solve to know and obey the
law.
"Seek and understanding of the
principles and the standard which
zovr‘rn good citizenship.
“Do not permit yourself to be-
come a member of any hard and
fast radical group which resists
those influences that would make
you a. member in full standing 0‘
the great company or American
citizens. '
'fRemember that you srs to put
the Cl World snimosities and Old
_World airs dbehlsd you. Conflicts
or interest and feeling huts nude
an armed compo: the continent cl
Europe in yours put and even the
lessons or the great. wsr have not
yet brought shout any substantial
change in this respect."
In emphasising this fifth point Dr.
Butler said: \
There is no lscs in America.
for class hatred d religious per.
secutions. Wo ere all. whether welf-
to-do or poor. successful or unsuc-
cessful, iarmer.‘svsge corner. mer-
chmt or teacher. alike stsnding on
an equality before the hey.
"It is an un-Amcrlcan sndrunbe.
coming for the poor to hate the
rich as it is for the‘ rich to oppress
the Door; We prosper or decline to-
“‘orlcl hatred behind you. Conflict.
the citizenship cu: be with-
out sooncr or later menus; unfl-
Mc in the 0mm.
%
(Kansas City star)
lit-diddle—diddle!
dance! ,v
Crack the old floor
rand Prince.
‘ Cass the young teller sud ‘ "mm
hard nerds. ' ‘
On with the
term: cape;-
y clearance became
Menu. . ~ '
the aim “toil was < ~
nmmmm
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hour: surroundings and should nut ”C is “Hum" ‘L Sidis. ”n”: “r 'l'ht‘ “.A-‘U, “.1; ,‘ .. fitnfihwh. has a. thick blul slouch. ""bOOt “"0 )car."
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”gsrdly Villh that t:ll'!dl"n and 0- grnduatc work he became an in-
The proprietor of the store bius~
tcred up to the new clerk.
"\What did you do to make that.
customer walk out? Did you attend
him?"
"I don't know," the clerk re-
extended. "I didn't do anything to
him. He Just said he wanted a hill
to suit. his head and all I ,did was
show him a soft list."
Defying Science. 5
(Boston Transcript.) 7
Math. -lnstructor-—-\\’hat do we
mean when we ssy the whole is
grcstcr then any of its parts?
Elude—7A restaurant. dourlinut.
M...—
Not for the Trunks.
(London Tld Bits)
There were tho ususl piles of pu-
sengers' luggage on the piptlorm of
the London terminus. In the usual
way. the porters were hanging, it.
about. while the owners looked o
mourntully.
Suddenlyrthe station master on.
peered and approaching on of the
most. vigorous baggage-smashing
porter shouted in stcr ntonese.
"Here! “What. do you mean by
that!"
‘ The passengers pinched them-
selves to unite sure that they Were
not dreaming, but "the returned to
esrth when the edicts! added:
“Cen't you son you’re making
holes in in concrete platform ?"
Pot-Pourrl.
('Ifhe Christian Science Monitor.)
Pet“; 0! roses. pink and white.
Yellow and red end crimson bright.
Brought from ncnr and brought
from afar.
Rest. within this I
Lift
1*
utiquo Jar.
the cover end {regattas wills
Over the. brim. and sweetly all:
All the rooms With vitohiug stunt.
lhrewdly planned and Wisely Hem.
For mixed with“ is treasurooirovo
0t goodly cisnsmon end elm-e
All tangy stricter—yes. And more-
"Common suit" 3. goodly store!
Oh. it is not slooe’ the sweet
That ma rose-jun or your: com-
plete! / ' ‘ ’
“ ~=Hldnie Leona Upton.
_, Jesse 4W fits limits
_ ’ (TMWWEW‘T
they » ‘
11th.)
l
of gait statics and you can't C'Ji’L'
gall :tones by taking charcoal tab-
lots.
Speaking of M35: 'Thcrc’n thc
wool};
secretions. from the mouths and
noses of children to be passed on :0
other children.
Vaccinate. Oh \‘aceinstsi
Pauper. prince of putenate;
You simply have to minimize—-
‘llo not stop to criticise.
For \w are lost whq’ hesitate—
So burn your arm and \arclnate.
L'nless steps have becn taken to
prevent. rcinltrction. getting rid of
Ono’s linoim'orms does not stop the
all. As in all communicable dis-
eases. xii-mention is better than euro.
and the ,prcyQtion of liookwurm
«lisr'asc means the aliolislimunt ut
soil pollution. ‘
' :-
Oid and New Memo! isls.
‘ (Hearst's American.)
The British are building the big-
gest da m in the world on tho lndus
rivrr. it still be a tulle long. nearly
a thousand feet high. It \st'i con.
trol the waters of the lndus. irri.
gating- a territory nearly as grunt as
all England. One single mnui will
supply water to five hundred thous-
and acres of rice land. enough to
feed millions of llundus. This kind
of building in India. by,the Ur‘lisli is
better than useless monuments that
ancient Iialshs used to build.
Supporting [milligrams Over There.
\Vith Europe in its present con‘
dition. would it not. be belle: .0 al-
low able bodied and industrious un-
employed Europeans to come to this
country and earn their thing. than
to force them to stay or home Ln
idleness. while we tax oursehcs mil-
lions ot dollars to'savs :nem {rom
starvation? The United Stat-.3. did
not suitor from admitting the (am-
ine refugees from Germsny in 1358.
I sold to Robert Ginseng Burns. a.
no. to pack s gun. as you weave
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