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Killing Dolly (fielded |887) 84.00 per year (delivered) in advance;
O8* les' year (-nlled, In ndvunee, In Canals, und $3.50 for U. S. A.
ull- L A. lllrlcit, Plfuillrnt. J- ll- Burnett. Edlior" null l'uhlIlllrr
is st present utteily beyond
S  P Lgach.” The energy ot' the Atom
.Sir
. THE REASON WHY '
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grasp oi the human mind. lie says
Making and Breaking Resolves f\ll'U191‘1
Oliver thinks. is nearer the ' _ “ _
¢Q»-oo»»-o¢»o-¢»o¢-0¢¢-e-o»o-e»o- (aw
HV DOES A POKER GET HOT ,
l). K. Currie, Aunocltlte Editor.
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_ “All atoms possess energy. but
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MON 1l§lf_»_=1i§_."i!_l;i_‘£l__».1,_§.»c.1_2-_.2:"_:,_____. .1 ,,
' MORE TI-IAN IT BARGAINED FOR. __ - ,en
gi
wel'e on wires, his every muscle Wi
se, he in almost :_ftliroul:li_" .\n_v A radium atom firing off a particle
(Boston (;l0l,e_) some cannot hold it ull. These ure _
when me plwlgel-'ul' ll ball mum the radio-active elements, and they
e ns to walk about astliougli he i‘e1‘l0di¢Blly llre oi! iJ1‘0lBCUl€S
th more than volcanic violence
--- t _ -_ baiiei- is illtolyp lmoelt nie biili which turns out I0 be ii positively
It is needless for us to condemn the 3_1; °" "‘° '°‘ “cd ‘he v"°"°' °“’ °"‘*'f‘°" ‘*‘°“"°" "”““'“» ‘S ‘“‘° “
Patr1ot’s methods of conducting a czontrover-. me
sy; they are self-condemnatory, and no one for
_ . _ ‘ __ ' H10
suffers more fiom then evil consequences "mp as ,O seem ,___,,,,.,,,,,,,_ ,, ,S ,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,, e,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,, ,,,_,,,,_ The
than the Patriot itself. th ‘
8 . ._
t iet,ot` relaxation who lasts nine iu~_ it
ngs and can go on for u round fires off five such projectiles. and
r twq more in case the game ls then settles down into ii quieter cx»
f In its Satu1'day’s issue our con empory ‘_
Ill
said: ,,
"The Gualdian now states on the ziilcized ziiuliority ol' Captain Read lie
that the Liar Ferry has ben niakinl.; t`rcilzlit trips i'c;;ul:irl_\' during Ocio- IS
ber, November and Deccniher lifter the arrival on this side ot` the pus tl
too much like the athlete who len
ues not take his tension off be lin
slab. in contrast, reiiieliibci l\V0 1011 81111 Il1`1l1l€ H l11ll1<il'B1l'P0U11C|
pltgher who “yes hll, ieuslon shot. That is about the actual pro
the instant oli his delivery and DOY
st of the rest of the tlme is 30 the rest ot the atom, which natur-
man who known the Upon get recoil luis been observed. Before
has exhausted its ammunition it
tl. The typical resolution-malte.r istence as lead---or. ll' not cxa<rt1:~
tl, something chemically indls
gulshable 1`roni lend. A uranium
sengers and innils. li` this statement contains one word ot' truth, then [“-¢€.n_;ln\p§_t_ Slgnlng it pledge, tak- 1110111 had U-l|`01\<lY f'll`0d Off f0Ul` W0
the last excuse tor ltot taking over thc late iiiuiln auici l»ansciilzc\'s t`u.lls _
to the ground and Mr. Hanna is more than ever coiideiiiut-ll. _If tliciw In
trips are rt-_i.:iilot‘ly made after night. as stated, it is nothing short ol t H
monstrous that piissetilzers and mails ,desiring to colue to us should be d
kept waitinl: a diiy at Sackville. Remember no passenger cnrs are tak sprint of n week’ 0,. ten days” but it
en on the boat and ns no interference is made with the t`reii:ht, il' what
the Guardian alleges, is truc thcn the conduct of those responsible is n
both lieartlcss and outrageous and deserves the reprobation ol' cveryontz-
who has the least interest in the \veli`ai‘t-» and prosperity of otir province
But it is not true. and the Guardian should he uslianietl to give currcnci
t hi l`: ls ' `t. L t Ca tlln Real : cl k t ov ~ his vii ."»na
osllc t l 0 lcpol c ip i t sp _i ou el o\ sip no
ture. llc is :is dunib as an oyster to the qucstion put to him. Let us , _ _ _ _ _
have the infoxiiiation from Mr. Grady. Again we ask. l\o\v mlian_\ UW machine "9BUl`dS» “'|\0- if if SCWC9-'llk*‘~‘ fl P°l’“latl°“ Wm* “ inc.
i.: an oath, clencliinl; the fist, art joctiles in order io become raldluni.
ttitudes which cannot be held in- Radium is ii. temporary ha|i`-way
eflnltely. They may do lor it house between uranium and lead;
is active, but. not so fiercely nc
ot for the Marathon oi' life. tive as some oi' the intcriiiedllite
The Last S.raw. substances which lust so short ai
(Christian Science Monitor.) time they bztrcly have nantes. They
The company ol' hobby riders is destroy themselves by their own
w joined by at collector ot' talk, act
ivity, and corlsequcntly are ver)
freight trips did the Car I<'t\rry make since October lst, after thc hind said, is willinti' to pay as liilzli as high dcatli-rate. Radium is of mo
ing of the iiutlls and pnssengus on this side?" .$1,000 to obtain it single rare disk deraie activity; its lifetime is 0
’ to complete his series ot toiiriiced the
Captain Read does “speak over his own _-_ti
to cover the twenty-year period as
order it thousand years, where
thc lifetime ot some oi`_tli'c inter-
U011 \>'€l-‘F0211 U19 DFOJGCUIB alldilthat when those at the end of the
Botti ends or .the pokertbeeome
heated because the poker ls__m_ade_
of iron. and iron "s it -particularly
. good conductor of hed. '1‘o`un<`ieif-
stand this we inust took in-to the
question of what a'good conductor
of heat is. In this case the partic-
les of Tron, which combined form
‘ the poke'r, are so close together
l poker which ls in the fire keep hot
the particles at that ond htmd»tho
heat on to the particles next to
them, and so on until the whole pok-
er is lint. The d?_i’ference between
`n. thing which is ii good conductor
-of lieiit and a thing which is not a
. good conriuctor, lies in the ab'lity
of "lic tllfferent pauiiolce which
coiiiposc it to hand the heat on to
the others] Did you ever notice
that the handle of u solid silver
spoon is not o good conductor, how-
73 loft In hot coffee? Solid silver is
u good uoiigluctol- of heat: A plated
spoon is ii t a good cnductor, liow-
ever, and will not beconre hot if
left iii the cup of hot coffee as e.
solid sllvrr spoon will. -
_--l"t‘oni tlie Book of Wonders.
l’ill>li-.1-lied and tlopyrlglitcd by the
llurcliu of Industrial Education,
THE DAWN OF A NEW ORDER.
Thi- your 1919 \vill he forever
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lenge, “what shall it profit 'a man if h_e gain the whole i
nlxing into the recoidlng hoin cd
in weeks or even minutes. Yet
Signatltllfen Ill toda ,S CluaI'dlaH and as usual .hat it certain noted tenor has been, fiircdizite substunccsniay bo measur-
! _ _ . _ _ _ l
lil `
hits straight from the shoulder. He proves if
ant, then wilfully perverse in its submission _ms man, 0,. one like l,l,,,, lm., ,_
of faCtS_ told a story to thc ef`fect‘tliot for do
are lie looked i`or the mate of at in
`s l:cntleman's fad is easy to *they are real elements. with iiplact-
COIlCll.1SlV€ly illlélt the P2t'Cl'lO'C IS lil lg`IlOI'2l.llC€ ~mdv1'st=\ud on awtlwlic grounds: in
` ' ‘ ' . ' ' ._ but what ot' thc man who had ti ite
of the question it seeks to discuss, if notignoi ___u___________ _____e [___ __nd________, _,_ ues, _
the series. and they have dcfin
spectra and chemical p1'0i1€l‘
Sir Oliver points out that atoms
not exhibit their whole energy
this wa ,but merelv their
_ -Read repudiates the mean in* Zlgrticularly choice piece. \Vliat.` waste enei'l:)i:1 “The explosllln iS
sinuations that the railway conductors wilful- was its 10,, one titty, to fmti tilt- not ti... but-sting gi- it um. but
ly delay tl-an-is   may earn tu-ne_and_ grelry twin ot' his pet in it ruiiiiii-a\;‘c merely the firing ot a shot, except
e. Let at veil be drawn ovel tliut in the atomic case the shot is
 Overtin/les and proves conclusively  events in his lioliie that cveiiinzf, part ol' the gun. 'l`hc encrlzy rc
the Cal' FeI°I'y Ca,I'1'1€S f1'€1g`ht aftel' the pas- ivlicn he tliscovcretl that his \vii`c. tained is tai' more than thc cnergy
senger service every day when weather per - ffl;
night, the crew “turn to” at five o’clock in the
morning' to make up for the previous nig'h_t’s_
it uiornlng, made ti donation to expended. Wlicn its active trans-
_ _ , s saline riiniiital:e sztllc ot` ai lone roruintions have ceilscil and lctt it
mits, and when weather is unfavorable at mit.-tm. in
The American Navy. 0|-
(\\’i-suilin:-iter Gaze! tc.) coniuio . . v
We liavr ailivnys rct`uaed to rc suppose that because it is quleS~
ii stable state, like lead or l-told.
silvcl' oi' coppel', 01` lm" 0" ‘UW
ii elerieiit wc :irc n0l 10
IQSS tzard the l.::'ovriiig iitival anibitions cent it has no store ot liiterriail en-
.
But the running of this extra trip when 
the l'nited Statics as in any ei'l:.\'_ Col-dito looks liairiiilcrzs en-
nse a ciiallenlqe to this t-ouiitry. ouch, and so it is until :i suitable*
Weathel' Del'IT1lt/S IS HO aI'gl_i.ll'leIIt thaitiili Ifegulal' We have inalntttiiicd :i fleet coin stimulus is applied."
late trip is pl-actiCab1e_ N0  table Cguld iiiensiiratc with our necessities and
___ . ___ _ _ __ _ _ _ _
This scientist soya iliui he hopes
r sponsibili ies. and it is lol _\inei- the liuman race will not discover
be  for §uCh a* Se1_`ViCe’   ica hei'seli` to judge if her own are the Q0;-lceitietl cnet-_cy_ lie Speaks
would be the use of a spasmodic service, leav-- is net-I. out we _<-.onfess to <1isat-- _.bout tmtii it im.. limi.. .mtl mm-
ing either at night or the morning' as weather L’
permitted? _ in
ointment til n hope that the new lllily enough to use it propct'l',\'. liv-
l‘a'was to be one ot real ri-‘-dui.-lioli gauge il' the discovery were 1111100
iiimtiinellts, in which all nations b
' time and bv the wronll
ei`ot'e its - 1 _
Surely HOW  the absurdlty of thg should pay no mere lip service to people. this planet. would be unsatc.
ence. but should really sei-k and since in improper hands. 1\l>i1llC0‘
Pat1°i0t’Q_C0ntenti0nS is so  eXD0_S_edl£nsiie it. The l'nitcd States Naval ‘lun ol' :itoi.:i<.~ cnet‘i_:_v \voult_l 
by Captaln Read We Shall i'12,V€ an _end OT 1tS lioard denitinds a navy segcond  lllglily tiliiil;_;rl'o\is_.m_n__llipli _:_o3_<__
attempt to hold itself and the province up to 30”” "“‘°~"” '““‘“”l“‘““ “‘"“"‘  ~'<“"“ "’ ‘ ` '
the ridicule of all rig`ht"'thinkif1g` peflple. itation oi' t~.riiiaiiietits_ There are
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but two alternatives. liitlier tht-
iations must rely on their own un-
N0 flilru E! aided l'e=soiii'cc.~; to ensure their
_,i,|l'ety, or they must combine to
one towards the international Iini- enough, _ _
UNlTlNi: AT LAST
- illulil.i.\ Clii'oiiit'lcl
A liighly-iiuportaut stage in tho
porposed union oi the tivo t¥1'i“11l
_-WT ' make the l»BHl1tlc ot` Nations ai will Prcsbyteriiln i`hurcher of Scotland
Do we realize how liiuch we miss of the best in safeizuaio 11 is for the Vnilsll
life, of the things that matter, because wc have no
_ _ , i
mme to attend tO.them? .DO We eve! Stop to ask 0ur_ Sacrifice and the assumpt.ion ot' a
selves Why We have no `t1me? burden, in one case of extensivein~
The latter ql.l€Sl§lOIl IS €3.Slly 3.l'lSW9I`€d. We l’l3.VC iilvidual urliltuiients, in the other ol'
share oi' world responsibllitics. .
 D spiritual. Dr. Wulltice Willianison'.~i
adopted the modern pace; we are competing with it
those who also 'have no time, whose every minute is
devoted to work. We are in a rapidly moving pro-
cession and must keep up the pace or fall out or be
trampled under foot by those who are able to keep ‘“
Sir Oliver Lodge who is to spcult 
Boston next week on his sciouti- ;_
c investigations ot' Spirit i1\1L‘110'
. . . . fl
It up: The man 1_n Ordlnary buS_1neS_S todayl com' menu, has attracted wideslli`cft<liit~
mercial or professional, must maintain the pace or ,_e,,,l0,, by his ,wont snttenicni __
g” “’i“‘i`° “‘§.” ‘E-i‘°»”’le"€‘i.“”‘“'i t tt » h- 1. ;‘;i‘_‘.;';;.'1;;’._.*:;';":i:;.;*_i“‘;.'fy.:zz...ir  »   »f
slwor wie. s egoa,oaa1nw1c I ~ f '
would bc sufficient to raise the 
demands such a pa,-¢?__wo1-th making such a sacrifice 2'e__m_m _mpg sunk in me SGW, i
for? Wolith Sacrlflclng the Conqfortsv the en.l0y` Flow, and pile them on top oi the “
ments, the friendships that make living the beauti- Scolllsil im,.,,.utilia_" in an in-one
ful thing God intended it to be_? in
The goal, generally speaking, obscure it as wc L
I-Engineering, Sir Oiivcr explains A’
hat lt has been i'ound`tli-ai "tlicre D
re two concealed stores of cnerlib r
may, is material prosperity, power, self-gratification :ol ye, “,,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,,, ,,,» ,,,,__ M,,,,,
in one form or another. And the old familial' chal- ,md ,,,,,,_ 0,1 ,hc ,,,,,e,._.. 0,- ,,,,,,,L.
world and lose his own life, or what shall a man give cr
he energy ol the Ether is the _
em_el~-no izitzci ln tact that lt C
-the Established and thc United
States to lace this Ch0iCt2. b\1l i~`rce~\\'as rea(-lied_at Etliiiliililzli
ther decision will necessitate :t
iii Dcccnilicr l7tli_ ily an ovol‘\vli<--
'ming majority, the ('oliiliii.<sionci'S
of thc l<}sialil‘sliett -holly approved
tlrai-t tlrticlcs, tlct'.i.irz1tory of the
(`liurt:li';; constitution in m:tttei'.~4
.notion for approval was ciirricd
gziilist an anicudmclit for dciuy
lid further consideration liy 215|
otcs to 36. The result was rcc-
clved with great cnthusiasni.
Articles drziwn up hy the ifulon
oiiiliiittvcs of tho two tTliiii'i'lici<.
el-i cxteulliiig ovor twelve years.
ave received the approval of :iii
verwhclming iiiiijority of l’rl»sliy-'
tc-riaiis_ All tliul. now rcniziius to
c done to securc utiion is an up-
roacli to Parliuniciit for an Acl.
recognizing the new coiistitutloti ot'
tho Church of Scotland.
The strength oi the tivo liodlcs
in churelit'-s and coiiliuuiiic.ints. tic-
ording to the most recent returns.
reztjliurch of Scotland, 1,701.
rl
~f--~'-~-"”-*'_"” cliurt-hes; 722,245 members; Ulu-'
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p
0
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b
n
ll
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nicuioi';ili'lc in the history of the
_ivorld iiccause it sow t.he creation
uf
toz‘iiati.'iiial order. lt nia\y be u fee-
.t;ln_aud halting step; the scope
and power of the League may ap-
world in awe; the Lcague may fail
to
--llvvilllll' f¢1\'0rubli_- ti the idea ini-
tit\rl_v1~:g it. .\'cvt~i'tllcless the sign-
ing; ot' thc t‘_.vt'liaiit of the League
ol’
.<t-iiililcd iii clllit`el't=iice at Paris
inzirkctl oilc of the most Cruiiilitic
and sigliificulit iiiclliiciitg in the life
oi'
perspective of lt triitury it will be
seen as a turning point in history.
impatience and no lltilc anxiety the
Messrs. l3uttci‘wortlif a'n Aniericaii
tirlii. who, it is understood, ure pay-
ing the atitliores.< it sum down un-
rlerstootl to be l>ct\vt-cn .£8,000 and
£10,000.
book, which is to be entitled "Tho
Ailtobiogrupliy of Margaret As.
t|ultli." and Mrs. Astliiitlfg enemies
are trembling tit the prospect of
seeing hltlierto hidden portions of
Cy to any ollc, for, as :the states in
'hi'-1' plviutcv. "I tinlghtjuiit as well bc
slioru for it 'sheep us a lamb." The
hook is looked forward to by tho
rcluliiig: public of England and Ani-
crlczi. ant" ig uiiticipatcd as _ono of
the most itl_;l'cu:ilily shocking col-
,lcctiolin ot liitililoil's that 'have been _
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tht* 11024-1-1110, ot Nations which is
hc tirst step towards tihe new in-
ear trifling to the theorists who '
corn tor n_ superiiutioiial body,
owerful enough to keep n fretful
get the support for the moment
f nations that were regarded tis
Nations by tliii-ty-tivo -iitltioits os-
t_lic iiuiiiiin i-lice. Viewed in the
“THE WOMAN WlTH-"
~Iilu_vt`uir is awaiting with keen
ppcuraiiice ot’ Mrs. As<luitli’s now ~. -
ook in May. The iusiuuscript is
ow ili the liu`n<i‘s of the -publishers.
(London Express.)
59
Nobody is io he spared ili this
lcir livcs'iti print. '
The autliorcss has shown no iner-
rittrn iii t'i:t:t-llt`yetii‘s_
_ (`,ontiiiu<-tl on Price liight
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Ulf!  ~
I  '=t<-Wifi’ '°/ if
it _ »`tin"lH:<t§.,,Q-rt5'f,"¢p° -'J'
~ " -~'GH~'r." 'e. 1,55 'off 
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O0+0¢¢-O-0-Ovifyoc-0-0-0-oo-0-0-eo 'exceeds the bounds oi’ imagination ofo@o++o-0-o-¢+oo-eo-¢e,_o-o-vc-004 ; A - )()@(9©@ 
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FARMER’S WEEK
  at IS. A. TM‘c`Donal`d’S
JANUARY, 12th TO 17th
'Rl‘}l’RESEN'l‘ATlVES O15 'l‘llE VARIOUS FARMERS’ ORGAN-
IZATIONH MADE \\'l‘]L(‘-0l\lE AT OUR STORE.
_-_ L ADIES ! ' LADIES! LADIES !
- (‘()l\Il‘l AND VISIT OUR l\I.\l\"l`Ll'} DE1’ARTMEN'|‘. 1
IIERE YOU \VILL SEE
PLUSH COATS in Green, Black and Brown, Fur Trimmed Dol-
man Sleeves, Belt of High waist line. $30-00 to $0500-
FASHIONABLE TWEED COATS of various styles, a splendid
’ stocli to choose from in all sizes . . . . .
. _ _ _ _$21.00 to 1530-00-
LADIES SILVERTONE COATS in the seasons most popular
styles and colours trimmingsof fur and buttons $40 t0$05-
COATS OF CHINCILLA, VELOUR AND BROADCLOTH in very
pretty styles and colours, suitable for old and young
. . _ _ . . . _
. _ _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .
_ _ $20.00 to $52.00
LADIES POPULAR RAT COATS with fur trimimngs `
  . . . . . . .
....:lis5.ool0$11o.0o_
HUDSON SEAL COATS, fashion’s laltest styles with fur trim-
' mings ..._ ... _ _ ._ . . . . . . . _ . . . _ _
__ _ _ _ $200.00 to $250.00
RACCOON COA'TS, the best that could be procured on the mar-
ket....._._.._..._ _ . . . . .
...............__.$350.00
' MA l)'E IN ESI’E(_lIALLY GOOD LOOKING STYLES FOR TIIE
_ COLD VVEATIIER . _ . .
SERGES with tunic effect, trimmings of braid or embroidery or
bead designs _ . . . . . _ . . . _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _  _ _ _ _ $28.00 to $35.00
GABER_DINES smart styles with pockets and braid trimmings
_ . . _ . _ . . _ .
_ _ -_ . . . . . . . . . _
_ _' . . . . . . . . _
_ _ $20.00 'to $30.00
L.\I)l1<:s A ND Gi<1N'l‘S s\vi~:.\ 'rlilit t‘0.»\'1‘.~l AND I’ULLO\'l~1Iis
variety of _colors andplaids. Fancy Knits and Plain with
pockets, with or without belt, square or round corners, high
and low necks. Prices ranging from _ _ _ _ $2.50 to $15.00
sl’Ll<1NDlD SlI0\\'lNti or’ lilo.-\ lf'l‘lli‘UL NEW t_‘0ATINGs
.ix li IiItl<lssGO0DS. V01Ll~:s* it N D A RT s.\'1‘l<1E'Ns.
a large variety to choose from of the best that could be pro-
cured on the market.
MEN’S HEAVY ALL WOOL HOSE-SPECIAL AT 501- per pr,
.\ sPLl<:ND1D s'r0(‘.K or Mi<:N'S AND BOYS' 0\'ER(‘0A'I‘s_
Fri: <‘o.vl‘s is .-im. stziis ,inn v.\moifs KiNDs. Qiflvk
.~:ni.i.1~:i:s _vr ori: i'ii1<:si-:.\"i‘ i-iiicns.
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Prince Edward; island Hospital
_ Annual Collections
_ In October last the Trustees of every school district
in Queen s and King"~’s Counties were asked to kindly in-
terest themselves in the affairs of the Hospital and to ap-
point collectors who were to start making collections on
November lst. ' The majority of the districts have al-
ready made a splendid response to the appeal but unfor-
tunately there are too many not yet heard from. ~
HAS THE COLLECTION BEEN MADE IN YOUR
_ DISTRICT? A
If not we want you to find out why. This is very
much your business. Just as much yours as it is ours.
The Hopital _is an absolute necessity for the safety of our
people. It is important that it be kept right up to date,
_and furnished with the most modern appliances for re-
lieving suffering and saving life. It is also important to
our people that the charges be kept as low as possible.
These things can only be accomplished by each person
in the two counties served by the Hospital, contributing
their share. -It is not just or fair that one district contri-
bute aiid another not do so. '
I would therefore ask anyone who reads this to find
out if the 1919 collections have been made in their dis-
ljlton Foua _ 1' _ _ ’"“ 'rHE‘cHAnLo'r1'n§_9wN GUARDIAN - _ ‘ ~_ _   I _ - JANUA.-M"f1z, 1921;,
'I ' ‘ I. ' ' "  I _ I - _ f < -  ` ' -  T f-» ci I @@<@><<§><<»®»<1;f<cf>><ftfi@;»<3 .
ul for
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in exchange for his life?" meets us unheeded at every
turn.
What do we miss because we have no time?
There is much of beauty along the path we are tread-
ing that we cannot see because we have no time to
look; there are acts of kindness we could do if we
could only wait; there are friends to commune with;
there are those who are slipping away whom a help-
ing hand could rescue, but we have no time. We
have not time even to bury our dead decently. When
a friend drops out by the wayside, we snatch an hour
from our business -and rush to 'the scene of mourn-
ing _and sorrow without even taking time to change
our clothes. '
And so the mad pace goes on. No time even to
get acquainted with our families, to solve the pro-
blems of our children, to learn their relation to and
their difficulties with the world upon which they are
entering. t .
No time! Some day we shall find it and it will A
be long, eternally long, and others will keen up the
that we tried too long to maintain. They will
all our hurrying and our rushing, and remem-
otily the few little _acts of kindness we snatched’
for. Would it not be worth while, in passing,
a little more time for the things that matter, '"
'only things we shallleave b6liinds'us'I'  " ' ll 1'
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My prow is tuitleriiig toward the
Old voices growing faint. 0991'
And ull that Lhafle loved the heal _-__.
For buck urtm the waste of
Mv old world disappears: __
Few hopes and many fears _ -
Accompany nic. -
lint from the distance fair
A sound of birds, ii glimpse of
All sooihlngly arise
Oi grandson on my knee.
And ere niy i-mils he furicd,
Kind 'Lore'-.I pray '
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