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DEVELGPING OUR REWURCES- '
_flzlie jiii_eresting__outline _given by, l’i'enl_iet‘ _M3'll\l§5‘_3|l_
iii anotlier part of this issue of tlie worltdpne i`l_‘l`,tlR' rt-ceiit visit of .\|r. .-\rsen‘ault and _hiivelf to,_Ottawa_.
.=hc.uld he appreciated b_v eiieryotterin-this province,"-
:is it iiidicates a forward ino\'eiiteiit:'i`ti several tllrelt-" tions. .\rrangeinents have been made for introducing vocatioiial training into the Dalton Sanitoriuni, and the el§itil';`,"lii=i`il'i"i_'§e\ct~-iplhé (fothltiissioit intends visiting
ilic |ii'o\%ct-fr lt tt _view _.to`ascertaii\ing what can be doin- in t e o£feiil_‘argiitg tlte institution, and also jiroviiliiig' a- cont cséhnt liospitzil elsewhere in the pi'o\'iiicc for rcttirited soldiers. ln the matter of vo- ..itioii:il training, .\li'. l-`. ll. Sexton. of the Military lltt~pii:ilsrCoiiiiiiissitiii caine over ivitli the Premier, and _vesit-i~ila_v visiietl the Sanitorium. ivitli which he \\-'as delighted, atid expressed himself _as highly pleas-A tti \vitli the up-lo~datc accominodation and the titan- :-.,-zcnieiit ol' this liistitution. llc made arraiigenienié to send an instructor in light trades, such :ts carpen- ti'_\_ etc., `\vhich. iii :idilitioii to traiiiing the men for occtipziiioiis in after life will give tlieiti e.\'ercisc and prcvciit them from wearyiiig for want of some tiseful orctipatioii while in the Saititoritini. -
l‘rolial»ly the niost iiiterestingj.annouiicenteiit made
l.y l‘i-cinicr .\lathieson-is-thatfin connection with the valin- oi the s:imlsT'of.'otir seaishores for glass making |iiii'|»o-i~s. \i the preent tiine. no s:in<l_is.obtain:ilile in tfziiizula with which to inanufacturc glass. ...\,ll glass- in:uiiif:ictni'cd in (`ati:tda is tnade from sand iiiiporietl from l"`.tii'ope or the liiiitcil States. lfxperi- irtciiis carried out by the .\lincs Departineiit of t')t- lii\\':i, with sainples of our sand, forwarded the :\g- riciilitirirlf.llcpxtrtnieiit here, indicate that F'rince.li.d- \-.;trrl lslhiili possesses ilieivery sand which (`aiia<liai"i _g!;_.~< iii:iiitit`:ictiii'crs have been importing all these rtzirs. '|`lic cxpcriiiieiits are not finally coiiiplcted as it cliciiiiczil :iiia_\'lsisiis still to be made of the tinisltetl pi-o'diict to lincl wlietlicr ii stands the supreme test to be t~l:tsseil .\ i. There seems little doubt that it will respoiid to the test, and if this be so we shall havea iiiiiic of gold sand at our disposal, and it itc\\' and pro- tiialilc iiid_tistr_v in thc province. '
No lt-ss iniporiant is the aniionncenieni by thc
liescarclt, will visit the province at the first available ojiporiiiiiity with the object of investigating the pos- sibilities of erecting a plant for conversion of fish of-
f':il :intl iitarinc plants into animal food and orher itse- iiil protlitris. .\lr, lieilding points out that the pro- duct ot' Iisli meal for farm li\'e stock is extremely vziltiiihlc. llogs relislt it and are 'very fond of it, foi'. like tziiilxigt-, it is a flesh product and laboratory tests have sliown it to be as vitluahle :is any other Iiigl protciii ciiiiceiitrziies ivith which it has been compar- ed. .'\ii enorinous field is opened tip to the various iisliing iiultistries for the preparation of this valuable niiitcrial eitlier from waste resitlties or from whole
|`,c|,_ |_g}<¢\\-irc fm- me fm.me,._ the _`.t0Ck_rarSCr and course ofa somewhat lengthy editorial, the Advertis- erseded by the sweater or skating
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A iver oxes r ff - in 0 e
"Of course, the first thing which strikes one is thai Skfltifm in tile li0D\1lHl‘ l1`HS1imG' lihir
._ . _ . season and man who have not'indiil~
iilitaiiicrl is also of great ialue especiallt as all annnalf lm" ‘l°Claml‘0" °0'"’m"l""“ H complet" r'~"'°"S“l of the :ed for years uri; lliznin donning their
Pr 's` ’~ ~ '- f 1' ' - ~ skates and thoro bl en o l this
tht- potiltrynien_ :i hitherto neglected source oi' supply of high protein feeding stuff is available. The oil
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.ni ,5 _inmng mme farce mer), day_ and nmrrufrrd e. idents onn policy. \\ hen he says that these ~ -_ rg Y 1 yng ~ itrt-rs :irc compelled to adulterate iiiaiiv of their man U"ii°‘| Slmcs ought ‘lo “dd their ‘“"h°"iiY “ml form men who were noticed in the Rink re: i
iifiu-iiii‘es with cheaper vegetable oils, :ind even miner- 1"’ ‘hc "“lli0"ii}' ‘ lllld force of otltci gergiywweae ‘gp Cilvilarles Dalton. Mir. r n
, nations to guarantee peace aitd justice Bo'n_'Mr_ Ja? T':r'pHnT'°r 5,52*
:il oils. \\'e cannot deal further`witli this importau iiirittei' :ii present, but we hope to be able-toreproduce
‘from it 'thc comforts- and _nnjbymwtii limi in
,this age of etillghténmeiit and of prUg_fcss"h|; wi{‘s: 'titled to. -- H' - ' ' ` .
taken tip as' a world problem, niust be taken up in every progressive community. There ure, it`is true.
‘many men to whotu help would be a curse rather
than a blessing; there are many others-and we he- lieve the great ntajoriiy-who could be entrusted with, such assistance as would enable them not only to rc- pay the assistaitce but to add very materially to the aggreggrg.-jirodtictioii of the world. -' \ . .l§v`ery‘farn`i in this province that is not yielding a stibstitntinl' surplus over and above the'colnfot‘table it_ia_i_iit_enaiict~ of its owner aitd his family' is a waste and stands in the way of the genaral progress ot' the province. livery acre that is not adding to the world’s food supply is so much waste, every man who is not leaving something to the credit of his acc-unit with the world, is doing less than his duty.
'l`6 prevent this waste, which in ilie aggregate, tot-
als tip.a tremendous amount and entails upon human beings a tremendous'amount of discomfort, if not actual ivant and suffering, should not he impossible in an age which can aflord and must expend untold mil-
lions to lieal such diseases as now and again threaten our civilization. It is true that we shall always have thc poor with us, but ~it should be possible to keep pov- erty within certain bounds, possible to prevent it ov~ ci°flo\ving_into and eating tip thc fruits of other men'f. labors. r
Co-operative credit societies could be so organized
and so conducted as not only to assist worthy farm- ers to get otitheir feet, become sel`f-sustaining and add their quota to thc aggregate world wealth, but even to be a profitable iiiticslth'-ietitt; livery coiniiitiiiity kno\v:~.. its own farmers, knows' those who can be trusted, those whom teiitporat'y assistance by way of.loans or otltcrwis`c, would heneiit. Probably the present is not an opportune time for such an undertakiiig. (lov- criiineiit investment, in such a sclienie., while every dollar available is needed to carry the war to a suc- cessful conclusion, is probably out of the question. Probably also wc need alittle more education along the line of nititual helpfulness before we are ready to undertake it, bitt the whole stibject is one wliicli should be thoroughly aired and thoroughly discussed. lt liasiheconie a proverb that in the comparatively new lands of the .-\nierican continent we are wasting more than we are putting to good use. This is trite, and thc greatest waste we are guilty of and suffering from is the waste of land and of liitinaii energy.
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his peace views upon a world that is anxious for peace. lie has not succeeded even in impressing tlietii upon thenation which he represents, except possibly its pro-(ierinaii subjects. The L`~nitcd. States press,
President which cannot but impress both. ln the
throughout the world,’ he states in aclmirable language
'l`o prevent this waste of tnaii power inust soon Wim' svn,-ynnay giving, qw,-.-ybody
working. everybody boosting the sub
ood time "twirllng the stones Sev
ing's curling ended In it can Sup
lern. -
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quest of Queen Mary.
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Marine Villa on Wednesday afternoon to over thretyliundrc-:l invited guests,
noon ten. which was so pleasantly ar-
ful time and also assisted very mater- inlly in hrilplng out a good cause, $78 being realized. Marlue_Villn was very suitably decorated with flowers, foll- uge and greenery and with the pret- ty dresses -worn by thc* hostess and her. assistants presented' n ehnrmliifl appearoiice. This is the second time Mrs. Stewart has grneefiilly assisted by opening her home t'or Patriotic purposes.
, th fa 23
Senator and Mrs. Murphy have
gone to Ottawa for the Sr-ssloii nt' the House.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. G. -(‘oonihs were
among the visitors in Ilalifax this
week.
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Clttb on Tliursdayof this week.
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Sir Mnx Aitken is to be styled first
be known as Ln-rd Beaver-brook.
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guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lea formerly of this elty.
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President \\'ilson has not succeeded in impressing The many fr_i€'11fiS 0i'i%iSS Pearl
Stewart. are quite cc-ncernet over her
severe illness, but hope that -the im-
be permanent and that she will soon
regain her strength.
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r that is the part ot it that is strictly United States, is~ are arlrimrrg fgisalxeek fr? 1{|',§:f,r,I;::'_°"
quite otitspokt-ii in their criticism of ii; The lloston so popular is *UIQ* skim-ng vogue cmrpon elsewhere in todays paper- Copyrighlm] mm bv Mnrgnrm U Ownn An -Hgh" rMervcd_ Daily .»\dvertiser,. heretofore pronouncedly neutral, in New York that at me Bmmom the which fixpiilinrgour terms. ` ` ' ` " '
1 " ' ' “res
pgjing 01|( some plain 1‘»r\|[h§ (0 (hc nation (mtl tc)-the lC€ Yillk ls the ll\0Sl ]JODllllll' portion of T' T' 'Y " " " “*`_ °' '_ '
the building, und after 'I p. in., the 1' t
dinner gown is almost entliely sup
healthful exercise Among tlie gentle
Dr. Leo-Frank and others. ‘
li $1 1#
_-,|,._ j:,.r|,IingiS hrrrricjerirr ful wie rrre Sure it Wm a policy which he himself' has failed to live up to. Miss Margaret Fullerton arm, rr rrrm,€, 0,- intense in-,crest not only ,O rhoserenga cd in During the terms of Presidents Roosevelt and laft, short but very pleasant visit with her
_ g the fish industry, bttt to the`_farmers as well. \\'e
rliare longffrlt that Georgetown cottldrbe utilized for ri |:it‘toi'y of this description, and now that .\fr. Feild- ""i;` U1-itiriiis ,us that the offensive smell which was an
-i»l»jt‘-ctioiiitlile feature of such- manufactures could be rcinovetl. there seems no reason why capital should
not he forthcoming to start an industry of the kind in
our niidst. \\'c should all look forward to the visit
s
nit .;\lr.‘~l"cilding-iii the expectation that development. laloiig this line will result. * I
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iitritoviita Poon mins
to secure international concord and justice. And when Germany declared war, and invaded Belgium
principles of international justice and motiality. Mr.
Wilson did nothing to maintain thore principles of justice. Declarations about guaranteeing peace and justice throughout the. world don’t mean much com- ing from a man wlto in one of the greatest crises of world history lainentably failed to undertake the ful- fillment of such guarantees. It is by deeds and not
passiiig notice, and the subject touched upon, namely, Senate of the Unitetl States. iinproventefii 'of poor farms, is one that shotild en- In dealing with the conditions upon which the pre- gage the attention not of farmers alone but of gov- sent war must be settled if this cou'ntry is to join in
erlijiircriitg ang especially of Farmers' Institutes. As guaranteeing the periiiaitency of tlte settlement, the . . < " . . ' 1. hnw 'Li d‘;li;et‘i')3‘;"::m‘1)lilTl»m Sfrour bfariners know Presidents statement smacks very strongly of ,Ger- |_' 1 I 'I 4 '_ U } . r omg, _ui cannot get man iiifluences. lt is ofa Poland tndepeiident of Rus- -ll cnottgt .ttead of the game, to make improvenients sta, of the freedom of the seas from Iznglrsli-Freitclt except very gradually." This is true. Improvements control and of the neutralization of the Dardanelles"
can he ntadeoiily year by year. liach vear, at' best, that he speaks The first two of these are ver
pin sole only ra little accomplisltetl, and the' years fly plainly satisfactory to the Teutoit, and the third prob- .irqunt so ntiickly that.by the time the farm is hrotight ably is the best that Germany can no\v hope for. I-Ie
t 1 . ' _ » . . . . ci i _condition in which it can maintain itself\and even goes so -far as to declare that ence must be set
Stir its oivner a fair margin of profit its owner has tlcd without a victory. ~‘ What molie does Germany rcacheil _an age when he sees the fruits of his labors want? And what possible conclusion wouid be worse passing into the hands of others; he looks back upon for the _fut_ er 4f"the world? _ Germany broke the }'*““f-“_.9f linnrdv toil, ."toil without recompense," years peace, tor`e"& filer-solemn treaties, violated the rights
.rher(_ iq a measlr f t_ f _ r _ . of small Inations, and ignored the principles of inter- amc m . aw 0".; qsa is action np doubt in berng national justice and morality. And _ye_t the President Hwy ml; trmke an ‘.2 onror son; a arm from winch of the United States declares that it‘is essential she hm he Himself \v0r|aéy }:vitrg,]_vt;r‘ the fact remains go unpumshed. just the reverse. _She must be dc- Hm to the-a _ t TZ, fl I poor and added feated as an.example to all international wrongdoers.
V fg H I gglrega e tlveat o the world. b This ts When she has been well beaten it is proper- then that sh bbe _ _I " “"" fh 05;- 3 055 if W2 Pf0VlnC0t an lntlstiee to the she he treated fairly and justly and not wrongly dcs~ oes and ru rs to ‘mt any memmr of the fam' yi Established in 1876 61 Qi-100!! Sf., Cl`l8I`l0ll¢t0Wli- I niaii it o new hott to do better htif w .could not polled of territory or people. And we arc' cotifirlctit ' ‘ Rf* fi" ""0“Kh "l‘°"'l "'l 'iii' game to make improve- that the F.ente e ./\lli proP0.=e to treat her with iro- - ` The Oldest Insurance Agmlcy In P’ E' I
and energies wasted as far as he liimself is concerned
ments" that wotil ena le ' '- ' - i I
r d b him to do a man s work and per regar r h rights. - \ il
§'l'1l>°P°l'1'9‘l'§
by words that justice and honest dealing will be eit-
H YA forced *among nations. The Entcnte Allies are pour- lhe lettrc from Mr, james lltttt, f.ilellgarl‘)', i Ot 7 ing forth their life blood for princi les that Mr Wil-
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in llririay niorinngs tniardian, deserves more than son can so admirably phrase in a speech before the
this country joined in certain international congress- ,'ig;`,f,'.]r,t';dR,?,¥'TE;§d;';,de1;Ier§i'ngli2eTi?.2f
cs and signed divers international agreements aimed Hume ‘her nllI‘Binl! dlltiei in the St.
» John County Ilospltal.
(Continud on page six.)
in complete disregard of these treaties and of the ,,,*,|,****,|,*,**,|,****,*
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DIILY SELECTIOIIS F0! GIIIIDIIII IEIDEIS
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Furnlohed by
W. 8. Lotuon,
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I will not doubt., though all my ships
at sea
Come drifting homo with broken
masts and sails;
I wil: ‘believe the hand which never
a s,
Prom seeming evll worketh good for @""°-'_? 5-1%-N-I 'l U*-'I 5 5--i --V 1 I 1;- I '_ '
me ` '
And though I weep because tliose
s r ttered
5"" ?,i|i1?|,f‘c?.y?“wh||,, my ben hop” I will not doubt though sorrows fall A
lt’ tli l ,
S e ony
Ile shattered:
“I trust in thee!"
I will not doubt though all my prayers
return `
Unanswered from the still, white AW °"li; reached DY ““`S“l9h *md bi'
' Pa ni
realm above,
I will believe It ls an all-wise 'lovai And th°“!l1 I U03" “nd Wflllif* be' Which gas refused these things for “"1" my $05599 : -
I W |¢h ryan,-n~; I yet shall see through my s_eve'reiit And though at times I cannot keep V 109553 ‘ | ' » from grieving The greater gain. -
Ye the ure ardor of m fixed he
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Footwear Bargains T
A call at our store .will convince you of the good value
we are giving in footwear, many attractive bargains on our counters in Men’s,Women,s, and ChiIdren’s boots, over-
scripttou list for 'the Patriotic Fund ,_____ - was greatly enrichedt this week, with
z - - eral oi' the players are exceptionally good curlers and as practice makes perfect, except to excel and probably defeat the gentlemen in a match be-
fore the season is over. gust even-
per. to which all the members were invited and an exceedingly pleasant social time was spent. the ladies be- ing voted even better cooks than cur-
The Vlscountess Wolseley has en-
listed an army of 50.000 women to work in the fields and on the farms while the men are at the front. Miss Elsa More. a descendant ot Sir Tho- mas More. is superintendent ot' .tho Vlscountc-so School of Gardening at Glyndo, Sussex. The demand for wo- men gardeners is fur beyond the sup- ply. Five were recently sent to Buck- ingham Palace and Windsor at the re-
Mrs. Bruce Stewart and the Misses
Stewart opened their benittlful home
the occasion being a patriotic after-
rnnged that everyone had a delight-
Mrs. W. E. Hyndman very pleas-
antly entertained the afternoon Bridge
Baron of Beaverlirook. New Bruns- wick and Che~rt.se_v. Surrey and will
l‘i'ciiiicr that .\lr. _|. ll. l"cilding, Director of l"isltci'ic.~: Mm' Dodd' widow of Dr` Dodd' who
PItESIDEN'l"S PEACE SPEECH .§§’.2§’.?i't‘..’.. l'."°.3.‘§1!t.“““?.i .l“.,..’3{’.§‘.§‘.’“' H12
provement oi the past few days may
g:_‘AE1'sioN IN i.AuoA'ronv spas- You Wm mmm mm the hm reason
' was devoted to the use ofhtlje,c0lnr$i=
Slr,- .I ness lt is about tim I was principally' ‘hui I len' yn" e are i
iz e
ll fl lh with lt. I said nt the
writing you to give you an account of ,:;fgseyth;‘,““°‘;ruB or no much import.
'our Rugby footfball match, which wasl ~. ngner _Dlayed on Thursday oi' Inst week. The; Fagan',r:n;'f";$(`p|j;;s;‘e|;',?f,eniijict nt. .team was composed ot' the best play- te tion and 'then we rm, ,,",,,e,- nn the ers picked from the 273i;d Battery' gn, r the mwks mjhn, |eS,,nn_ .from Halifax. and from the 2'i'2nd toll Tn °read|ng ‘letters or ,rm“us,_,,.|p»,s’ play it team picked t`rom the' 281sti Duenumes. the work of 3 good typing Battery and 2S3id. Although the Can-lr ou come across 3 ,,em(,m.e ,,,,,,cjun¢. adlans were det’€-ated by it score of 11- id Bomeurmg like this 3 . 3, this does not any that the game win-. We are hr ,.,,L.eir,, nf your le\w,._ nf a °”e`sld°‘l “llalri °“ the “°"l~"“"V~ “ltho 10th -Instant. und tluink .\'0\l T0"
was nfreal fast anti most c»xeltlngi,,m.l0,,ure._
game i'om star; to finish. To the - -
credit ot’ the Canadians it .must bel T°° meh m c°mma°
known that It was their first nttem t 1 -at foot ball this season, and consldopl- tvs" see "IE ssfrnwrjzceeolji €hneecxol:,T,E:fj Ing that the team bad not even prnc YW " 8 :'“Ij§fB.S,,ee,);, jr, he so rm, in tlced together, the-y made a remark-lcozlgrusyqhnr 'jhev ,brow them away ‘“bly g°°d showing’ 'md "° d°“l""regui'dless of the context, whereas Xhen the team” "leg ag“l“‘ llwre Wm they should be considered lilte so 9 “ dme':e"' “to” N’ len' much money aint not he extrnvugaiir- Howevei, the-_game started at 2.30 ly expend-ed_ H _mu have nnrtnnn-_
sharp, the English Batteries kicking and you no doubl huve_ in M,-_ Kim. 0”' “ml fm' the ms' ‘en ml““t€“‘ball's lntest stories for contest pur- ihings looked as if the (‘anndlnns poses hexhas ejgminntcd nxtrn punc- wmlm “'l"' hm just “l"’"l lm" ‘l‘“E" tiiatioh to ti i-eiiiiirknlile degree wlth-
tli least t!esti'n\'Iii' tho ninan-
. l(`0“ll““‘l 0" |*i\i¥“ *lx-l lille 1;' tho i't-a:<on‘=`lielilg that ilve
_-li--_vs 1,. .., . . '.» .», t
I l ‘liiiiidjltthlitiiiiiilgiii( ltliid Hvo\f0\\'lti; ‘grit niilo
|ei'edit it' thot- are i~oi'l't‘f't. llnvlny.: 'been :i vit-i'iii ot' “<'~oiiiiiia.s left ont" l
,hetirtll_v' iipprorii ri" this eliinintitloii
- as , 0':-uiiinlitiiis iislxii. it
5¢°'¥ Of 3 W¢|'|i KNOW" HYm'\ liith‘ill§f`i:howlii“illiii)tiend ot' itiott`ei‘ii liiisi-
"* ‘ .'. -.i l o ind lost motion ln
i “`M’m"' ‘Vim m€‘~ FM' milf'-' lh0lt?iii’\iii' itiiiiiiitii-.
even-tide; camo from the heart oil' V'
it t‘.hristinn minister oi' tfte chttrelii The gen-|i.¢°|°n
of England Henry Francis Lyte',I horn at Kelso. Irc.-land. in 1796.] Whenever, lu' nn expression of
Ile was of I-Zood fntnlly' and mcelvcilithotiglit. two or more iiletis tire slit.:- ti llbernl education; being entered gestcd wliii-ll would cull i`or tt pnuso at 'I‘riiiit._v (‘.ol-lege, Dublin. in 1812, longertlianilint liitlictitcd hy ii eoinmn and beginning his studies there the t1ndet1uscnditt.lnetlirealcthcsepaiisizs l0ii0Willg year. Ile was admlttedlnre iiidlcated h_v iieparatiitg the ideas to the order of’ deacons in 1815, audi with a eoinbination of the periotl' and' soon at’te-rwttrds given ti curacy at the comma, this is ilie semi-colon ti). Wexford, Ireland. Other hymns from- Make btit one space after li. V
his heart and pen are s-till among "
the t.re‘as\li'es of the church he loved; All Other Marks
among tltein “Jesus l My Cross Have . Taken," “I’rnir,p My Son] the King of The other marks ot' piinetiiaiion ln Heaven," and “Pleasant Are ’l‘h_v§ USS §0n€l‘1lli>'. are us l'0il0\\'s (‘,0urtn 0 1,0r(]_" But °-Abnte With; The colon til. which usually repre- 1tfo"'u|1¢\0nbred1y voir-611 the nnnbnitnnljisoiits that :i sttittinietit or list is to faith of 3, man wngne (ive,-y dnygc, ex.f t`ollow. and as a riilo lie|`oro ri direct. pg;-jenna wnrned him jnn, nn incur. quotation. lhirlnt: the last year the able disease mum Soon mu] his 0-Ruhr). contest rules were oliatlgeil and it is labors and pilgrimage. tits influence on “QW l_‘0"'-eS_-‘“U`.V 10 milklf *W0 *P1100-“i the (‘.hrlstian world anti literature has f\ilG‘r lt, tltltewlse the iiuesilon ninrk, been- immense and um,eas|"g_- 'whether or not it appeiirs in the mid- This ‘beautiful hymn, along with dl¢‘,°l“ 5°“'°“""’~l _ ,many orh€,rS_ -eqrmrly as popular’ is to 'lite intention mark t?\. _which lol- he- found in "Heart Songs," page 44-[_ lows a complete iiiteri~ot.:iiiioii or one This most i-emarkable song collection! ""'}'l“i""‘l l" “ """“"’""""- n-ow being d|srr|h“te.d by this rmrrervl Phe exclamation point (I) which Contains more than rom. hundred follows dee-larutivo and iinpprntfvo songs, words- and munte, that have semencesl expl`eSSl`n"" Strong wollng’ become the f'avorite`s ot' millions. We 'md lmerjeclions' .Make it hy`”°ld'"9 invite our readers' attention to the d°w" bm" ‘h° ‘mn kel' "‘"d 393°*
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much more yet to costa html; fltllzetrs THE 272ND BATTERY BOYS, “HAP‘ t Pre iwsinnlns to rea ze _ B .. s nv Firri-i" HAD 'rilsirt Finsro HOW -1-O MAKE YOUR MA()-j1N|5 51N(; AT'jq.1E PA..
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Brldsa 1°" the rust week in many Ti-is Evsnims Tnsv :movin + VICE TO 'IHE FRAIILRNI I`Y OF FLYINGZ FINGERS.
cases, and each evening tho ladies THE soon THWGS SENT By THE*
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Lsoies or ci-lAnt.o1'TE1'owN No AND EXPRESSED 'rrietri .APPRE-l , sronv Fi LEEN
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hir with the fourth und' fire or the ieit iianti. than -iti»tiili'“f,§‘ nposttophe and the period. i ° Tile dash (-)- which rep;-(mem that the sentence ls abruptly lirqinnf It you will glance nt random tliroiigti some magazine or paper you wlll dig. cover that nowadays it competes mon strongly with the sentl-teoloii; In fart lt. is the nttturttl evoltitloii of tlii-.`tteni1 colon. fr `
Dividing Your word _
Till* ily`Iill¢‘-ll t-). wlif in tisiid In
sepitruto compound word? and to liitii- cate that u word In coitlniied bn -, line be-low. Always be absolutelv stni, that your division ot n word is izorret-t -in a contest nn error ot' tllvliiitni means a flve~word penalty jtnn ,he some as any other mistruek kev.
Marks oi parontlieses ti, \v|§|,-n,,r,,
used. to separate words or itfeiiteiit-tit contained in another sentence-iisttiil. ly represent nn aside i'eniin‘k oi tin explanatory' statement which cntilit-in omitted without d‘esti'oyIn|.¢ the Sinn".
AD0HU`0Dil€ (`). which i'c|ii'ee~ii\m_ti
that some letter or letters li:ivi» im." omitted i`rom words; also to ileiinjn tho possessive ease.
Mark:-.' ot' ttnotzttion t“"l itlioivliig
thui the writer _is titiotilig t'ioiii siiliie. one else.
Capitallrzttion
lleglii wltli capitals its follows: The first word ol' ai coinplt-in nn.
tencc and the first letter oi' t-vi~i~_v iii-_ct word of’ lines ot' poetry.
'l‘he first letter oi' each iiiitiorintn
word in the title of hooks.
Every proper iinnin oi- its t~oiii|tnn.
ent parts. - '
Every propel' iiiljei-live. l'I.\::iiii|ili‘:
Italian iiiarhle.
'l‘ho proiioitii I und iiilt-i'jt-i-iioniz 0,
0h.
The names of the inoiillis' of lint
year anti days ot' tho week. (Not inn points of t.lle compass, except when speaking of a distinct section, as tlic gi'eat. Northweiit. i'or lnstniitec-.i
Every word' ot' an honoriii-_v title. The first letter ot' eyery fttiiioi-tant
word ot’ a heading iinti the naiiin ni' a subdivision.
Tho name oi' tltlo ot‘ tho Deity,
Paragraphing A knowledge of`”puragraplilin: is lint
easily ncr|uli°ed. Any illroct cliiiiittc iii thought in ti letter should lm iievonl- ed it pni~agi~tiph. even tliotiitli itll iliii paragraphs relntc to tho sunn-. sult- ject. -
ln writ-ing long letters or tii'iit-les
our subject is made clearer iiud easier to read' by parag_rttplii'ng ol`li-ii. Init we must keep in mind' that they slioiilil contain complete tliougltts.
Always indent your |itii‘tigrap|is tini-
foitiily throiighoiiti-don't start iii ten spares and ilion-elinnzo to llvr-.
- MARGARET B. OWEN
for average grades -
For instance -
' M. F.Pfaelzer &
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