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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1916-04-20, Page 7L1 -Edit° AUSTRIAN CEMETERY ON THE ISONZO' FRONT *P. I • • I • A , • - . • not p keepoys o the farm -s we keenly interested:O. reading,- ,in lo•tdaya vital problem in Maar letehtee...thet aristion Work last- week • An. JO .04044. Itietta an as variedas the article by Dr. .,Ffeclerick Lyneht the, •eenditions. Met with in: rtiral hemesiditort. .':ezQserienen the •Prc,, tgo. But the: face.' •of all the :editor-. vim_ Sunday at Bfattleboro, Vt. Ile • lalS, contribrited articles). to the news- :said «1had a heartY welcome and . papers,,, the far* jOUrnalao AuldreSee4.1 'found 1 bad three. .444resses. to make. itt• faralsere institutes and OgrienitOral 'Vint came one to the children. who •.„,eonyentinnet,..the, ,ecititheleth. ..to lu frOnt..g.;t..ht•ulmtgll.W..a47. • •tirlft to towns and, . We do not ,,in.g for me., How- many of my minia- lIcerew W.; Ihetngston Loped, nor hotel readers preach .regulaxly to• where helives or What IS hire eeethea- children?' It is.. a gre.at test of Oil- . Oen; but he as written a. splendid ity to,- become as a little child: For article entItled Farm Speaks. to, .absolutely irnposmble to interest -Itse•SOnsi"eivitichetlee-Cheletianelierald4-these. "children unleee. erne-- -pan • get down into their weeid and toueit there "where their :heart and interest lie. But. it excpedingly gratifying if one has this c'apacity-• or telent,.. We have In New Yerk•thee.e or fear erten Nyho are mastersof this art of talk- ing to children, and•I am often finding. trt -my travels some . one. who has a genius for it ---the -nr.ttural gift. — '„Not long .ago I 'went to preach for a' friend and before 1 began my. ser - men he told .a stpry lee thechildrenh iis talic so _gripped Tne-e4t 'was such a •perfect, dramatic story for'ehildren -4hatit, 000401.of my. own: Serpi:on •Out Of my head fee the •tiriae4e1 had almost forgotten.. . what . I • was to. preach. about when .1 Ards.° to !-begin .diSeentse.. -I3tit all thesame truly enjoremy,fifteen Minutes With those healthyk WholesorneeNeW Bag- • landboys- und girs.. • *, •* •* • • I was preaching in the bongregeh Church, Audi got a glimpse .of church life that impressed me great- ly.Religion has. .not entirely lost its .hold on .people when several hundred of them, Will come through two feet .of snow on a sharp . winter , inorninge many of them long •distances, to hear a stranger �t whom many of thein had never heard. I . could not help feeling, ad 1 .faced that "eager • groat); What eyery. pastor feels again and now as they press about the rugged again, .what 'charge is laid upon .a . • man form of you at •each• days fruie- Preacher to say something• that Will • ful close. I want you. ,here; boy; pay those people for coming -to siteat -heed you, depend npon You; will miss his' Pet.. Is not the real secret Of the • your 'sunshiny ofitimiszet end plow success cif the beet preachers jus. e 'songs; and I :shallefind no. substitute this, that, they do feel this responsi- for your. firm, sure strength as the bility and seek .diligently all the week 'grain ripens and the . sentinel sites bo prepare'. some real,. and Satisfying eope their'hungry Months for feed. word for those who '.come to' hear *. .* * * •• them: Theminister who starape his .The call ,of. the •laed. is hie net ap- preparation, Who des not prepare the • • peal, My orchards would be lonely, beet forehie, people, is: on the same indeed, if you were not hereto ride level as the shop -keeper who •gives• . the. hsthiterrerare ,under the' low-lying ,scant •measure . or adulterates his goods, • . hear a egTeat •number „ of • „ heanches;• My meadow. streams. would ' cease th. sing if -your .steps no longer -sermons end I. have • a .feelirag that I ,can almost , always.,detect the leek .Of ceunehed the Wet grasses and. `clever at their banks., My yelleee and gold 'hard and, conscientious .study and • acres- we/bid stand grimly waiting- fordeep sympathy with men in the uniii-7 • • the stronger. scythe andeoniewhere• up terestang sermon; On the. Other hand the .facb_ehat. I And Sieeh ...inenynlendid- • yonder. elope; ,buried • deePheinmart_". .congregatfons where:- I. go, • fs' - • '.''gOlds•and tee roses; andephleii... -and •mony that most of ',our preachers. are .sweet alYssum'snd migeonette, a little giving :their flocks the Icind, of. food '• home would be hushed'as though death' they both. crave and need... I. talked 'had stepped, in poising .and•celled.te eine. of the. inotheeseprecippe, hrtnid.' ;to? the men -after theemerning serVice. Think deeleat you stand at thethreshe: There %vasea line group .0.„them there, .too. Here again niuch• a this talk • old . -of your high reeolve, New World's. • ie. -abotrt. the absence' of Mere In the • . Conquer, mayhap, but the -old '. • Yours --alreedY•• A,. king.:here, God's • chtirehee muet be taken With .qUalificee ' -.bine heaven 1, bows respeCtful tiorth.. ,1 now recall ;men.* Churches- - homageto you, is with; bared head visibed and the large geoupe. of • men .you face the. dawn with. 'the .larks. which I found in Chiba, leagues,' Man- never yet blended of stone . and etherhoods and Bible classes. • Before: e • , • me was this sturdy . group of men. egotism a. mere betietiful.:. highway . then the lane which runsquietly bAxt your meitheee Jenquils- and -the •• .PeSture.. No ..Great White ..Ineande.se• •h:.ene.:Way cap mateh•the height splen-. , 'dor. of. these •oisp:.Septeinber nights When.. the • moon xisesover the black • • silhouette . of the•ehills and a 'million . star's hang...balanced ire • holy space.' - Boy! boy!" . have you "placed these . thieve in.the balance? - • .•• * . • * * he • _ . • . Good as ..ate: thesepaeegraphe. this " . one N ,better. Ho hays: My boye'you '•stand'now, at the parting of the ways. • of New YOrie has dignified wall a beautiful illustrated border indicative ef raral borne envii-oninent, • We Will • quote portions of his writing. that our . readere May see his line of thought •Which. captured ua, and held our at- teption riveted to his heart touching •appetthe He takes high ground Altai . eeeks to 'tonal a tender chord, that ,Can . hardly fail to yield acquiescence to his Views. ,. • ' * * * * • . , What ita. this I hear •Mr. Urned etas. -You wpuld depart from my, • hospitable acres and flutter away' to realms unknown,. Bey, my brown - ;checked soni stay yet another twi- light lest the Whole Trpth be kept forever frOrn you-. Ttirn with your • etrong hand on the latch Of the little • White gate look back into God's love, peeing reVerentlr 'at you • through your mother's soft eyes. • • Does the great feverish town pro- , anise more for yo, boy, than 'be tiny home nestled there in the shad- ows? Are there riches more to be • treasured than the yield of upturned • Odds? Is there% love greater, sweet - ere purer than the wistful methet- love ? Will_ the world's arms 'open • to you with es Much infinite unselfish affection as her arms?' They were •4, tender in _their first guardianship years ago. Nor are they. less tender This. organizing. of men has greatly st' 'rengthened . the • 'churches. It . heis not oary reaeted on -the eer-• ekes; but has created 'a new, interest in the seeiel gospel. These melt wept to hear about whet is being horie.• for .good . government, prison- reforni, tepiperance, industrial.relations, inter, national good -will, missions.. It •is really stimulating to ,speak to them. ,They .ask questions and -organize to.' serve 'these Christian causes. • .hili •* . . * • • . Dr: Lynch tells' et good -Henry 'Ford. . • . Beek Yeti. rugged, homely, story. .. Ile .says „ Henry Ford gave • of the: BrattIehei:e folk the g•reatot•surpeise . .honeeti eirtpes upon which .thee. 'best • the Thursday -before his visit there things life are foundatiimed=a reel .. ,. Honie, Teal Love, real . people, if you Pher" had of its characterMr Ford . cirdeeed. from, the Estey .Organ . please; eeal ree-es.and trees and perh Company_ ofelheattleboro .a fine pipe ;finned, air to lireathe. Not one fled:- organ for. his new 'Detroit eesideoce tiotis eleinent here in the :heart. . Of He visited the factory While it • was thh'grain-yellowed ackeage. Nature being builb end wae greatlyimpressed '•-• dbee riot lie... Here all is solid, depend- able, .trustiworthy, God-fearing• - In • Photograph by The London Daily Mail. The picture shows how the Austtians have utilized big shell cases for. headstones in one of their cemeteries on the•Isonzo:fronie where heavy fighting has been in progress. • • ada could easilet cause ten, twenty or fifty dines that mtich -increase in revenue. • ' • * * *• ' • Enthusiasm, - Energy Nerve, .and -the -greatesbTof these •is NerVel, We have disceesed. two of these vir- tues recently and now we'll exploit the - third. . Ford. Times says: Nerve • ie. not •a new , virtue, but is modern label.onold goads., Our father e called it. pluck but nerve is Plink raised ' to, . • . the nth power. It's u multiple virtt14,.. • . . Colonies. • . . • To breve the rigors of the • Arctic,- . .111r,..11Onat•Law has furnished that's nerve. To stick to the wireless table giving the fonowing particulars keyboard of. the fonndering "Rejpub-. of the German colonies captured, lie" flashing cry for • help that, and the .valticeof their. revenueee•-• • quivered' through the eiVilized 'world. • S. W: Africa -Area, 322,450 square -ilia's. Nerve., 'With: thxee. men on. Miles. In, '1.014 estimated revenue bases and two ellen out in 9th inning, £1,175,000, and expenditure' 22,017, - •to fan .mightY batter -plain nerve. ow In 1913 irePorts • Veined- at It .bakes the biggest type measures to. 000,000 niarksehnd exports- at 70, - encircle Nerve. - theebiggest. word. 30%000. maiics: in the .business lexicon and- the. coune Cameroone-e-Afea, .300,900 ;square tersign that admits to • the . inner Miles: • In 1914 estimated rev.erate; thember of Success. Nerve. is he unit. 1565,000; aid eXpenditure $863,000. In.its .compOsition:ate-self-confidence, In .1918 imports. veined at -34,600,00p "" ottaage,Lettergy-gritlitypo'reptlii IniTtlta,-70W7-15-xpVtg-tir-29"t00;00 ambition, endurance -end' then marks.: ';'' • 81711•plusf 7. • * .* •* • * • '.Ttigglatid.7-- .38,700 square • . . 'miles.. In- 1914 p.Stirieeted. 'revenue •. Nerve 'is:the .-great• human.: asset -EM000; and expenditure • $200;000. that .Outs a whistle on the tobas- In 1913-iiiports-' were valued at 1.0e: eo in the. blood; Cement in. the back - 600;000 "marks •and -experts 'et. �;100 - bone and spunk throtighotit the .home., 000 , . A 'man with ••nerVa Must • peeferce be • .In the Pacific-$amoa ;650.quaro 'accused . with conceite . Diatinguish• miles, and Upolti 340 'sip:tare'. Mites. here -between -conceit and confidence. In • 19-14- estimated' .reventie 2595,000 Conceit -"P' In speech, •selfecorrfi- and ' expendittire hie 1.14a- dence ire•'"I" in deed •Nerve makes. a imports , valued ab • 5,700,009 mailts, alati, Sure of himselfeclestroys.hesitae and expeirts at 5,300;009 rnarh.s... tion and takes the wahble.out of • the ..,,Kaiser Wilhelmeland aid ' -Pacific Mind.. and. out. of :the legs., „A man Islands -70,00.0 severe „miles. NO •de - with nerve. 'believes :•in - hiniself-he tails of reventte.-•• ••,..• • lcnoWe that he can!. Doubtand . Bismarck -• . Archipelago - 26;640. ity.- are strangers to him; In the lan- guage of the.phren.ologiet, he is •seven. plus -eon- self-esteem 'and his • ,eonfid-• donde inspires .the .cOnfidente. of Othe era. .The man of nerve, -therefore, be- Ccinrie's -.a leader . Of men, He is, mag- netic -he -attracts mere-. He . is., gal• yanicehhe energisee'., -Men: • ille•• way gives • sway; • Nerve hegete.ceurs ageeptits fear on the scoot is the stiff Of. which herpes are made. It. plunges men into the seas of .thrilling rescue; -sends thera•alPfterreid.' fienees; of, Caroline And" Mershall. Islands at -- plan which is fascinating in the ex- treme and which judging ley ehe eue- cess of the ready made farm idea, in sci far as it has already been tried, is full of promise ,on a 'large scale. His Plan is well worth -considering, it TUE KAISER'S LOST EMPIRE. Particulers of Captured German MUMS KISS ALL THE GIRLS GOOD -BY WHEN •"SANDY" LEAVES FOR e. THE, BATTLE FRONT. • t. Ellen Adair 'retie of Sad And Merry ' Scenes in Edinburgh Station. The clious eings to the roof of the Caledonian Railroad Station in Edin- burgh; For hundreds of Sandy Me- Tevishes, who never will come back again, are leaving en the big troop - To Make Firet-Class Rutter. . . . . - -- ••• '',..' S. Small seed pieces, from tubers 4 . '1%- tir'briwitt$' the'niii‘e-trolte e's 474;rcalc.I.c. ' la• 41, eleaniy way and n•L 4 dean . 4. Nadi= seed. piecea from tether dui= by Ifweatplantraszwerareaatidinor ing tbcoon; Of5!,,Llearvr" Istizeeri pieces from tubers 04 et bghileY ,after each using. Cool the a Stvan Eatle. ' I ,Crea.M imMediately to 50 degrees or! Melte aeriee of plots were earria4 klbeVerper''coinal iiantrisw6UtcatMatzt tvittlaetectuarnnd; ;12141;719thhietai-vnirld vd‘rarmllen1PN"(:: 2P*1341ti!" ' ing is gathered. Keep the cream With regard to the first two series: •• covered sectirldra but not air -tight. .Let out Of a total ..of Mao pairs a reivs; ' i . There hoqi:04e.i.mdiaptb:ea. ttohur:e.r. ri:,..ib.saeit 4t, et to 60 :1116:age:. w I. o:its:e. pts;::::, tps8aebgieieot:g•teslt„v;oafi'rtu4e:frbes:::ses4:-:e..ietititb:':'tr:::.bf, .1.7:00!1:11.:oet.1.4.0•78.0.0.:to..:: i'lli"eterheinblII:rreilturpfethillgouldinnott.te'4•ariv; wonaer:L°45rel'PF99174n:(•ieciveigitserlrfa711.1.• ' .45:tidettrheTatttte8t4riShOtirldr "ii4coitt"eibl' iii,*14.frt'Oemr ' °tease In Or°441164..valie4 with S-101 'reznainit ' Care in .1n% Ws' :Matter has Medium sftf nieces.271.71 .. ! .1.50.0'j. 4. . •pese`.than well flavoured butter milk, 4!4111veirsa'sgt;e7, 04.67163.1.t7.b41•90r•IPrinstaytw%v,.Sz....:1°. t."t., Much to do With the keeping qualities' Large 'heed Pleees .298.59 tiles. about , the .. size of 'smell 'wheat, .ties- (8 plots) were :, ... . '. ..• with cold.waternatil- nostrace Of nailk'Stnall seed pies *474.73 • . 100 20. minutes to half am hour. • Stop Tingetts. average at; ,szto 04 ,or the two Pvi:;ree:! .• Churning when the batter is in gran: draw off the butter -milk,. and rinse • '' Rusitels per Acre • Per. cent' ' 4ttei:,wshoontwitr444.241400.;-f,eilovispay,.olopupro;corfn .7 In the series. 8,.. 4 and .6": theAse 01 - Stir - frequently.. until the Preein. ' .1s. therabouts, and . add a good Starter. . Of ..tha.- large geed .-.pleceS and the in. ' -: • the peed .plegee lirea.t110. oply.variabi • , • t •• I of the butter. ' '"' . In, order to determine the 'effect of; ' Remove the butter, (which should etrain of tuber. on cptaliter of -crop, the still be in grains) to a , vessel in which crops of potatoes obtained iii. aeries • It can be weighed, I use a shallow 1 and 2 were weighed individually; and, handy pail, weigh; turn out oh the but.' from small seed '64.8 per cent Weigh - ter worker; and apply salt, from elle ed 2 ounce s or more, Whilst the per - pound to one,and one-half entices' to a -centage from large seed.was. 67,5 thus pound•of butter. You will have to re- sliov.ting a slight su_periority .inthe ,...,, gulate- the amount to stilt -the taste quality Of th:e • Crop froni selected of . . of rour customers... Much Of mac N tubers.. , • , sold unsalted.. Work. very gently,- be- . ,. • ing careful not to spoil the texture of the butter by unnecessary • pressure. Let • stand half an hour, work again, things pay. Often, little improve - and print or pack. In printing, make .ments in our 'system of methods ace .the prints full weight! perfectly Alin- complish surprising results . eti and vvrap neatly With a good _gnat- !' Milk is nearlee po per • cent. water,. ... . ity of parchment, bearing your name TO make large Catantities of milk a. And address, or farm name: Keep' in do* requires a. large.amotint of 'water. • . a cool place until. wanted for market- In eummer she Usually has *chess to .. -Mg, then place ia•A clean. box or 'bas- water at all times and helps herself', ket, having a clean white cloth around .at will, but .when 'winter tenies alte • sand. over the, butter, and paper crier ;is in the :barii most :ef the time and is that and under the box lid. - Neiee let 'offered Water only once, or possibly - creant or, ',butter 'stand when there is twice, .a day. TO make ; matters., • an odor -re any kind. ,, • iworse, the water is Often at • Or- neat. .`. When. . you. go to • market be.. sure ' freezing temperature, the 'eold Water - Your better is .goed and say so. Have chills he entire digestive system.; The train f& the firing ..litie. • Above the it looking heat and clean, yourself: (or water mist be.warmed.by sortie means noise of ,the enginea, . escaping .steanr, and the - voice of • the singers, • comes, .the fee•int shit:ling Of. Pitiee, Weites. El- len Adair -from. Edinburgh:7h .. the Philadel ie ed: er, - • - "The .. Ceinpbell . Are Comipg" echoes through the etation.,•"' And the eld.familiar strains. Ming . tears to the eyee.- of .the,, older leak, Who 7r7e. Member them • in happier- tiine.s.. There'e. always a -pathos lied a hidden heartache in. the Pe. h•sie:pf the t Scoe-. tish.. pipes. . . . Out of EdinbUrgh's•etreete into the railroad station marches. a curious lib- . Warne Water•for Cows: Care arid attention to the little. salesman) ditto, and you'll have no and a considerable amount of heat , trouble inenaking' good sales: :energy N re:Mired to do it This can No I didn't forget„ the coloiing,' be supplied althea.* by feeding the cow • The above describes my way of malt- plentifully and letting her Warm. the *-ng-butter-tmti-f-neveruttilstftitero, or" hrirattrit it with-flre. i oringe-hirs. \,Alea. ' Agilary hi Farra ' The queation of 'waiming . Water,: . and Dairy. • • ' • I then, resolves itself • into which" . ; method is, cheaper: Corn is a greiet • Cutting PoNto, Seed. heat -supplying food. It is not profit- • 1 able,ehowever, to burn it in a stove e.• In • a 'bulletin isseed by the South to heat a house, because coal ahamet Dakota Agricultural College, it was plishee: the 'same reedit at a small ' shown the the yield ef potatoes- from fraction cif the • coit Then why use pieces of large seed potatoes Was 28 cii•nto warm water for the cow ? • per cent- higher then from pieces of . The amount of water that a cow tle party,Ied by a kilted soldier, rifle hi the small seed potatoes. A Inore recent' thinks will be found to have a direct hi one hand, the other linked bulletin is - now to hand from South .relation to the, amount of milk. she - arm. of an eld man, bent with years. Dakoth, giving A series - of expert- ' prodtices; in general, the mere,water, Immediately bellied conies a string of ments designed to determine the re- the more .milk. It :is essential i then relatiVes. and:friends. In the rear, a lative ieeiehenee. 0 f them ' ' to r vide all. thetheit I te • ere size of •P te water • tyhoenpreirgiiiitro.othfeta• . it8ivSfr. gplai_cnkgid.unkdietu.. tu. berhainlethe-stratn-ot tither ih the will drink al any season of the year. increased. yield obtained by . planting In the winter, especially in the north - bag -:--and all oe Singing: I . Pieces of larger • tubeee. Five series ern shates, water must be warmed'in • Rabaul and Herbertsheee both in. New "' For the retutaing seldier must be were arrangecl .•as follou-ete-- • order to •produce the. best results. , Cheered. on his Way. Sueh is the - 1. Seed pieces of a given site from Probably the easiest and cheapest way. Phmmeirt• , '.; • creed of Scotland.' "Sandy McTavish" Caroline Islands! Pelew islands, eelected tubers', • - to eceemplish this is by using . a tank Marianne .Istapds,. and Marshall Is- once more makes_ the smoke -clouded roof ring: Other parties bound for trent smalletubers Or culls. • - States Department of Agriculture. • • 2. Seed pieces Oi. this "same size heater. -Circular .No. 21, United lands -Area, 1,000 square miles, ma the' same deseiaation enter the std.- estimated . populatien, . 70,459. ' Ree. time. voices .eee heinforeed, and venue • estimated 2105;000, and exi- p.endieure et $191,509: . ..feree e0nee. • straare "hooelei" ptinetuate the. d. lir:port/a , of ..Katier, • Wilhelmeland: and the • Bismarck. - Aechipelego, esti- Sandy in. e Scrap., • mated at 5,872,000 Marks,' and these At 'the, barriers beside thebig-trein 'the Soldier Stone.. "No .one lmetickete . • it goads there: to dare and to do. • • 3 33$ 000, Marks, a _total of 9,207,000 holders •adinitted,": says the Men at , . - . .. . .. . , - fre'k•,.; stalwart presence. • Laughingly, he • - . .• -.. • • aleSlitaieled•Pereiciiitill'aen' ''‘ivriiitpliulcl'eednthlaiitLt.le 'snub- I hung out of the windOW. and. waved :Iilloslheipght:idta.Aith4s' Zilitiemn,-atilni,d,letrvoeu.bliiien,;,s1fidoer;! farAelvsehlrlisiiesi.i.r.i.e.fro ni .the .e.i.g.in.e - •froM kis gehial . natnie • like ..waber.• a thinderof .hunahs--a•strange tight, frorn 'a duck's back. -"LiSten. to Hap- ' chit/ 'f the th • • . . .e 10 30 mares, • Exports for the. feirnher esth, :the .eatee, . • ...- , . • , . • py• Harry. A:T.011g, .eries,. someone, , %Nis really off, • There :Wae a. sudden • ' . ,. •Nerre suPpliehepeergy=a 'man with Mated at. 5,041,000 marks, and - :for . ..- ! ioilte lbok was r th f But thisis the auld man,.- sayo . • . . , . .. • . .. ....„ ,;•, ., . ,. the it does your heart good.to hear hitn.,•• quiethess in. the statione, A grey; ele• nerve does not droop nor sag in the the latter at 7,046,000 marks., ti..., total to He . never can •bit the tune, but hin big se:tidier.," amazed ;• ' "d'ye mean, • thinking' no meek's. better than -.his** Mothers who Would , . not Weepe-fe- up, his shoulders ere. equ , arid his . .Itieto-Cheti. -- Area,. middle. His .head es. hig his "ehin is of l'•2 087 000 marks.. • • • • ..• - . , , - , ' . : • say•liq'e no ter get, seeinr• the train , • • • ..veice.",.. •'. .. ! - ' . • ." - .. • .-'. ... .. : thers, suddenly •groWn ,bent and.tired,.; . by the individual interest 'shown. ii5r bad( is straight. His • action • is ite • nines.' The principal .town is Tsinge 200 '. square evvity,. and hire. with sPeciel lea-he/rein - And sure 'enough, the voice of Hap- . walked, etrehgely stern-faced,. to .tan...R-evenee. for '1914 estimatedeat.' the night shift; tool Ye big stupid; py FlarrY tie,,•triumphant and.rau••• ward .the eXit-and ir..irle With tear,. m a. man' walleenh conveesatieni top .• 000;000. m -arks, and .expenditure: at. stand aside, let's pass!' . • . coils above the babel. of, eoices.•• , ' . stablest faees, . were fingering : eings Neither his foot, nor his tongiteh'fah ,18,410,00n. markS. • In 4912, imports "Ticket 'holders. -Only!" • saya the., -..(Poor hinny. Iforryl . • • . . Hi, ey„ are and keep.salcis... iters-ehi has the. militant tread; •,-.he .valued at 121,254,000 Marlcs, wet ex- gaped. laconically; • barring the- way.. , A drama t.ic : pause:. Then r. II f ., my closed • for,ever' 'now, and his. cheert,t• • the little Highl•and Mother, wild had ' The leet to 'knee .tlfet-station was • . ' . . . .. walks with •cin aecent, and talks emphasis.- He uees'a chair chiefly as '-with ports -at .70,640.,Q00 markte.• ' • ../... -. - mild faithees to'egoerenough. to get voice ii stilled to a b' last -silence, -I - I come •that day, from the Island of . the. ogee itself. Now 'comes th6teur- a step -ladder to teitch higher and his . ' • inee the . station, • then l'ni no . good ,.`Somewliere in Preece') ' , . ' . ..." •• • eeSS .doeti• ' come-,-gratiting that • all - Priso• . On JhursdaY, 'March 9., evcrY I only rest is in .1ted •••in .refreshing ',walked' out broutily, 'With her head up faree-'well with you- is ethcre not • employeeloi the •Estey Organ Com- I Sleep. ... - . -.. ' . • „ . • .ELEC'rnic,LiGiiT O',i TEE FAjtma, enough to go to 1i auto' saks iheii!g r The rain iS ready to leas'e When at LeW.14,10 ,see her .. son go .off., . she . ''. ... ,. .- ..• ••• . ' .: • eoldier 'angrily. ."Yon just haud your eurioes, pair wind their way tOWEII•Ci. 1/2,11,„land thee. eyes .shinieg.- Se might the greater peace here...in GOLI's •couetry; •- , eSpartiin .mothers .have .walked. Then • Assists: in . Keeping Young People. at tongue. This ig A ,miestion , a- prin- the harriers. , Such a splendid IT . •-, Home. '. . • - .. • • Where eothare. uever far from- tire love. panye-there. are oeer 300--receiyed a I The. mite. with nerve •is 'a eritilin.gs ciple, no of discipline," . . e " land soldier, with the • orlor of clean, . .. . . i tesaw • her draw something stealthily .. Of mother ? . - '-' • et. , . t. ,k, *. • * ,),...• -„. • ! • , closed. These cheeks Tonged- from $6 lake in .continhal. sunlight and. sue:. • . . . • „ letter •-forein Me: Ford:w.ith a check' vile whistling optimist -he leaks hope, he. - - • • — . . • - : : - The situation'apnears.hehpless,: For rainswept •Pinewbocts clinging. to his blue of the. ' froth the folds of her sliabbY old'. , • • • peeciation of the greet etwo, atten, not lknow' Failure and. Would decline Re ort • ives mime interestin data to $25 each. The letter3. -Nyer0 in 'ap-e.tese,surrounda1ehi }IOWA. ....He' does 'skin of ()Mettle, in:its Seventh Anneal -elate.," ' The Hydre-Electric .Power, Commis- when the Scotchmart telke. of "prin- euniformehis eyes 'like the . then'he sure. he as. dour giral seas around .his native sheres. . , • .. . • • 4 I rittily. ••• lb ,was i•h'' "" • is ho o to h. . " AP vela from' .'ir..triotis nuarters WA.4.0 . . gown, and, bending,- kiss it passion- • ma le and the Mat •one we hoW grve..4 , . • • - . I . -- .• - . .. . P . t h .. • _ g ,, dogged; and. infinevalde :1'4 Jim Castle !, A littler. obi wonum....1s clinging . to , ._,.. • . , P g P c al fine work of the meh in their , ' n bitted ction Ii's •ci 1 hu iaem • • ." * ' - • ' • 1 - it is inoste.patheite: In, the.:: .Village• ti,QP: .iP .• .• _ • .,, • yesterday' we 'saw, kir .fhe first 'time. eeverej 'branches or the .eoneornTIVelli ; as Weil:tees .fis• the laugh of nierrer lation of - electric lighting in ferne . ,.... . „..„ ., .... .. . f a . .0 . . i, I t e ... is on du,. adrantagcs. am. coSt.:.of instal,. • Itoek,- .- -, . • • ''- - . 1'.. '-'- . . '-• •fhis•arrni:aildeat every,noise she-;ftlirts . - • • trna.tr, -for my heakt iS wkit.e.:e. , the ' yeuell the. time," she Was Mar/Miring . .1•Never i the •dearth of young feces. , All .of, us maY f)r• • hyneh ask, "Wes- anythirtie ti. children., 'Whatever hie proposition hamett. and outboi dings: . The'. IA.' stidden. rift iii. the lute. , fines ehe thinterouslee - Fel. they Callie liitlq ,• , nu this ever dom., before in history? ' I, it: iS a winner.: lie -thinks. ea ittli tha‘b says: '`The farretere ip AIN - districts: , i• rePert 1. tiembling hand of thx: .'attl41„ man" .8 ,. lonely Island ,of •T,ewis, -away • ift the • saftlY. 7 rt14. WaNi ,aparently to do makes' it se, Ile lasts, too -,he- • has .ehet. are. being eerved- greatly. appre- tieeet...is thrust lir glindly spectator. r wetd. et Scotland, end to-el:1y - is the; . , - l' ."7-'--- 4*-:'-•:-':•---.• ' were old -old and. tired and, perhaiis, HOW „ GERM.t NS STOP , WASTE. . • ' a bit lonely, toe:: Boil there' evereeli is• Ow '"I'lliehl caery Yet: as ftir tta the next fli•St. 'Nine...she hes everseen., a rail:. I • . g is „ ., e • Metal Trifle is Sav • • . what othrre hate net -before tioneteee. -I endurance. .Discopragentents enay lie, -elate the, ireprOved. candition on thole " . : old 'hien, delehig the teams- and . old. 'Men sitting -Under the trees • and • old -: • *-•. it, .* 4, " , , , • ., - .; j set, obetatles. may aris'et croakers may pleeee hy .feason oh having ,eleetrics - I • ,. , . station," • says , a VOICQ," "it Ila .yOtell bq . road stetithn or% railhentreereine .She ' , . '. ---;-- , • . "...,, ,. . , il I th I tt ve ' ••• talke half in- Gaelic, half 111 En 1 h small -At ed and .. .• ' . .. . . , . •. brown .inen, asherd as. ironand heave. •ganda was to sh Ineti-buyingiat Ilie-Sioreeffrior:c4es,ier,. ", , The, object of . this farmers • nropa- 'quit. Rut lah'eteee,..he _fights, he tri,,,, light ity, the• hpuite, barn, &ire shed,' .• Theetseek the lieeneee• t.romps a,thew. end fete's sealed, titat her .voiee„ ii• thin.", -., • • — •-•ToNer Mlent... ... , ow them, how; With- ! tiniphd.. WhY ' Because he. line. shut- .and yawl; With . prehieus forms of .tehuneitant lied smiling, eoldier; ,. the •and cracked. . . 41 owe( on • e n et orm no . . , • • i Every. Britieh • neWSpapei* • ; at the' . . , lighting, the. deli apPearanreof . the este,' ;man" proudly at' hit.1..k:ide.; t'Pld..4 ;,"•It,'s- dreary that , I'll be- without. ' present, time, is appealing, to its read- rrea ter ,but 'With more. in -4 inti:' NerVe••Whisieti2e king race and, :- teicit hut twilight' ewes torning-alel out nitwit le .. ,...peatheeeeketeeselend_aeoes.,_ Aed...thee_telligent_efferes. thee celild,meheathel'ee the • hal(r strnggle: '• AnY.- 'trainer 'of :place front the 'reed and sfiehn the -Yerdeened,. ;thine that time,daidn't WeLlaith- .yon," she is saying. •"),-et nevelt...lone, 1'4 not to Waste col.toin things, •. as sfips :Of girls, biottonets of. them, went money out, of their farms. The .catt, ! athletes will certi•fy' 1,- t••at • nerve haa heti a active:mint .eifeet; ..Tho attrile- lee:" lie 'cluicklee., . "I'lleyfrei mightY '.13e, .fe.r • thy. heere ,is mit+ you nil elle 'hid' newstiapere,:inediclite . aria - oilier f inding in and out 'Among us , like r, Paign. veleieutarked hy aahtisines.slike.. won . more e p . . 1 sp .. t .i. 0 coati 11t ,i aatt 18 the 1 0811,t Of. 111 ' ham ionqiiips thh 1 eed . 4. • • ' 'tiel ' • • : 1 • . : i'. fly, but no fly enough!" -....: . _ lime:- And. I'm 'so,,,near the 'jottritey's hottics,. wood, and. so on. . -MIN' ' • ' I,ad garden -There were ' and inefficient nn 114041 but ;Climatic' 01' brawn.. Got. hour t•teil,V.e with . Yoa. -stalling electrie light shill probelay. lie Hoe, comes; • nnorKee selitter, * one •ena. myself that if you're called first, . • le 'Gertnarry the appeal Was Made , .,, . • . . ' . • tO0 'few youhierinene-Ioe VehrelViiiy•ii helthIlihnTilh'ihehh-rhihnahraide lihitH.'int-t•I'whera"4"- - et- - - - 11314"".'eL-,----r---4010-1494-a1"44443(4114*41-44'4'4)1Y-44-1ttsaPP errin Teterettarelmeseetemmerttehithetweethe Illererayelkiliewthriletheseeniner • .-, --eineny . Aventiereettpverentie the- enheatesteee I 9 'IC41.' the Falai _I' • hio' " -• x . of . your ago, boy, to :pick up the plowe mat elto. Jae gi•i-a-tetit erop erthieetener, 'Ye 7 . . . . . r on , the. fin M. :slip. de et i t ct . of fit .. pt . 1: yinlealeeeked The. iroerit is oilsii41,1g• his, lanip• care has . heen taken.. of .everything , .. . 1.1111 'et " .. ' - • Y oft% ts•In'4' And- When - . .. • • ' ' ' e • t • • .I' e ' . . •e - . .•. , lb t.VOUOti the wakt wheiT Wd had drepeed it and to keep Aittrlittati'm . *118 roll gonePtIM ',ill itA ,Ynif".! :Th't.- , •:•0141' • ."41•..% - • . e • -,irsh on an • In( a `'t h ,q.114' til the Ah- eirl. "I'll aye he lookin' fur •• Our lifer. :rod :the teaiih i -e- ou .tho eye of whiehereplit, poksibly help the 'Gee-. . • oiearal one, inakjah (=nd glad ho oreitt- iffloWnece 1:6 the D.etlartraefit of Agri.. throtti.th'.fl. .... • _ • .rstnree,- of coal nil lanterns Mal. lampri. 'e Vou'ro ,- • . • , li.• . • . lett ors; A.aaie. lit i'. •.' tinkl, NV 31''1.4 I' ,,. tar tiniv; w hi,n "Jittery - hp .thet!e: • or. Man 'armies ea .eontin.ue '• their .fight .- • ed .the- soil. and the Seed • in id • the , h• 11 here, huh 4314 De Pertinent of Sgfi-: .',-, . .• • , , • •.., • ! , iS a nether. feature .that:iq•-iistially r . vome 1,14-vt, ..... . .. ,. • . ..vou'll initeetheethein. ..gocee the warn, regaipet tee :world., on- • 'e ;eighty thystviiSS . 0V till!, .gointris: it ect (felinity wati liteiehle wastefulein their .. !the great people -M. .of thane. (or •re. i gitiera••4:,, ,flee fOhnoci.. ill. ii r). iv ina at, . , , :kli,,i.„ 1)1,04,,,,,,,' h. i, . 81.111„ ' ' I11, l' • r6,,,S- OW a lif 1.,it, .Th, -)Thill all..eliinty:Ab011rdi ' PerliapS the Most amazing example . . . . not bravery. or eacrifiee -or even .ceiev- • exPelianteee br thiti fliOli.t.;"". tilvy..g8Ve ' tur ITV `I, SOldkr8 NNI1O Want . 1108itiO118 4 . 1 VOM.1118itIli r tigitr() illy • the 111 411 . f;it,c,. ; milt !. :an Aritavely.; and thi'•• : n The ii e lieree....tieare drops from • the , ot 4N:tummy of; ri' nation' is the way ' arak, that • keeps 'the dittle '.31111)141 mit 'large SUM 8 t() 'tilt' fir0VilliVS r" ', C X': • "(It .11iV"(IY waiting "'for 'th•on e4M- t tioo• of :ehrtriy servirie oa his: °ore- *hi -44 moment she iorgets. the.. ri'lli. 1 i'aiti, A'111i cht, i fy: -tram *otl. a min, Metal of, all hinds is •Collected• by the' , " • • ' kii;is;bei•f;: home iiii •the-fartii.' lad. it's ••penditu re. ' A mill kyr) (101hil'S Wa3 ati.. fiemts •Genaeliebs. and 'many suggese sniee,. , . ,., • . . . . • 44 4'. •oow.11, , ft her. PaIrletteeth art. hi tree pen:Me • I'm pan' 'to kis. itir, the.. 314114-.: Not ottiy •are euch • . obvious . et . , , 'Ohne -lotet hieee theme. elteee ; the . • , • I sh u iliteSiee .4 1 , •.• , 1 . • ... • • • '•k ..; .. . • • 4,--1.,-- .'• •.:P•mt•r• ,:t..1.4,0, *, v(). 111 lif“,1}; ite,.ei• • thing:, as copper kettleS, pikaa, Astor - !met : propriated lo; t)iitario, and ..it was..t10.114 are 'offered. . rAm.• - tt g , ., .. testa lations en. I) le ne af.e now ht.,. 341,• glii.1(.1.11,44 eyes .aue ,eall• ot flu( t 1 ; 1 • . • . • of, love.. t,hoi NViluis ityelf ahopt..me. comMou gossip. in that. Ileparttnents. cif. made ix 'huge misteke in ettaelcin,g.ret.4 ing rnii(14, in: conduit, as this ',method is' ti.. Eihoink 1....:10, , • ,4:10 Mlle bovie ... thi• gi t 41 ;ther.elfot.e, •to I:V.', a seoitish kn011$,° han.11cs. amt tire irons. collect.: ' • • •„, • , ' -'' Of, Int 1.. ill (41C, .metal line. worktneit , , . , th " their respective !de- briSk Yes Nerve shows • front ,of You, linked 'to time by. a. .partmerase He saw men working. De • erifere double thread of' shiny steel are hio own organ...With painstalting 'caro. the tinseled wonders of the town: The Mterwardh he 'was highly pleased it • man in you 'may beat; you on and up the way in which the instrumenb was . . . • . ward and out of the -muck of it ' hut instal.« , ...us CINN p ome and wit -boY, listen Aro us! :granting that sec-. • 0, .4;fier4 nge anti 'barite. and thAirer8 'Agidic-111411.4' flInt. 114. w -ere eing • e'ruitingt. .1)11V. Ota hos n • Pratleal. sUg'. found. neheeeary f/tr the protection of • wart hijshead per,ev" . • ; h • and White heir and "reherehrinemoriese. defficifity in finding avenues !hr.:epode gestore Ittee: He weuld 'skittle .. re- 1. : tee %yea, eed fithings. 'The eost of 111.•;. war, happiness' after pain., .., • - . The speaker' swing'S illitlitli t.:1 the h leer e tube:es:: iirili 11 pil A t.' is, Allr pty:. .turned eoldier:i and ',others on the land s • 11 I Bok, the Old farm ' and ther•••new One ing this •iviatlfall:. , All Canada itsa ,•, taeeteon varies ticetirding to eoridh , The' . rninotes : • sheih. , preciona . last barriers, II hendsorne yoherg kilt ie, and it is not • t lit -Ow u Away, "Inite sena -for ., . ' heed you. 'Vat it lilettSC ,the Master.. deep intereat in this otiegtion As in.-: after theewar, This is the ready madee tiosis in the differeet elletricta• , Thee miettacte•eettickly pnee.. A lit fle kide. rigitt. and left, iniprints kisees i err the Use of •the Government.. The Ain.: - . tO hav,V you •stayl • . • - - , . ' eeStehe'tend littehiesa niettfispepti*-folini-ideit -extended indefinitelyeelieweepel eine N, Wiefc-frtlit-4+1•12W-1112 d je altryingllig fifth ivi" tk-rifit;'1,4111t0eil.-- jilt. fe-eeli-ot-/-141--tfiti'lifitEttintre81.--hilft-:4--f04-ViPer 'in Wilii'll-M1 it , Ptit -1112.--i,.1 4- . 4 • ...1 • * , •their : dividends • And Auccetis le:Intel- will; find ready made farms' ready for I $1,1r, „eels entiet end" , . • . the ' cOneelded ! proudly Along beside another •soldier. Curiously enoughnot a single ono. kept catertille. itnit-iht'' Finwitc! iv i th the - Sinee Our ' scluiehnaster :doe; , we. boss chiefly, on farm prOduction; 17he occupation, perhaps a thoueand '°f 'wiring from $1.50 to' $2. eii per .oatt , Theethe' a Calitit-Saetli Malian.' ta04 a ,, ,4„ ., - Prat0A1a 1. 1 San: Sonte of them .' even --suver paper!' around chocolate.' lieVe".:fratnientre. et:id-that: riot! ' ewe; ..1,,ost,.in conelusion sayst• As the 1)e... thrtp to begin witheeready rnsde,.that let. Conduit'. installetione in. the openh" ttertitu Shawl, about her and in. . the , return the selute 'with interest. ' • t- • . 1 In ,OermariY. tete various' town eoune. mintliter in twerity.-five tan talk 1.0 pii . . . rtitent of A gelcuIturetethough of- IS, vspec* dwelling, out houses, that is, in limns and fern: buildings.. 'shawl a. tiny •tigutr that sta.:..s. with. ' - Kigges N 0 the c•ith,.., . , ells mivertise regularly for old metal eliildrett..so that -thee? . can enaleestenet , fteered br some •of the 'beet erten in the • lend t e li , t e lereleitady fot vary froin $4.h.6 toil . tto pei• i otitlet•,, girls (en themselves witieled of eeli kinds. From' al) iciwns the eat- . 'hew . propOrly.. *o lay,..- 011(41 seen' eflivil Servire, •seerris etnable, to lean) a plough.' The tents are. to he easy. eyes of innocent wonderment at the ' Youlig 'The idea of is ,e0lony appeals 'Iat. once The outlet in each. case is. the 'opening seene, "She'll lar a big gi,1 when' aloft ' and. kissed before the eves of lection Passes. ' to the great German ' •••Well. educted inhinee utterly i'eil WI ,hhe ' lthsen Of.. suceesefid •hhPerienee: s*.tc..; it flees ,INiiiii. 'cane bark," eitys the von,. in slow.- theii. startled relatives. Older gills ' government loundriese. at Moidell, • behlts asfiecte of sociability. Certain. for 'either , fixture or. I vi • attempting in ''preatili. to ' children. t, Parlitiment should, deal. with it and . ly the colony idea woOld lie splendid nob include (eeeept Oche drop. cord le; ,..kiss Ileddy goodehy, intle.." ... ' wore embriteed - with as. mtiodi ne'doie. whc•re it is melted <lawn and 'distil- . They •eammt mse simple language and eirive .loist• instritetilons As to how the , iii used) the fixture; but does include" - lia WOIT (he 'yeang anti. bleoming, It : tatted to the AninumitiOn factories N.* IlapPy Ilatry. , • ,..'bring their. 'reasoning down to the ; e4 14134.4(04 shoaid he apProPriated.' .A 1 f 8 -t' 1 etti , . 88 ;fir AS ri 18 1 8 ' „ere. are. eon- the switches.". • . • • tool: the united efforts. of the railway ; be transfor.ded 11440 '(110114 end bullets: . ererned, In any elute 11.0re. IA hit; 1,401.(1; • .'" compreheritioti ot ehildreh. On -aet j Million della,rs epent inethe right Way shipethis early outlining% precticalde . Stetted ori. his kit -lime end cheerilY , guard, liain attendants and onloOke*rs• I, ",, . ,1 -----$-:----,t.:'-'-.0 ' 4 • , count of our' Personal convictions'', en 1 m Wien dollen: spent in , tint . right ' Nailing a lie won't always' keep it r , 'polishing his rifle, sits Hap; y limey, e eo. t•onvinee the gay enklier that 'the' I.t ,f0•0101 88 it '801110 ,10'qa aetually • these . 41104...v001111gs of . preachers we I weekly talks to the tar11101'8 of Call• Planof settlement mi. oo1. lands --a down.. , the delight !if his regimenb, Ito's; only, ••10.20 Oh, was really waiting for his .(n.)eh being' InOgli• . . 4 ' •, ' 1° e • ' A da..