The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 12, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Entered at the Postoffice, Bismarck, N. D., as Second Class! Matter. | 3ISMARCK TRIBUNE co. - - - Publishers | Foreign Representatives G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MAY 12, 4928 > a Tee tee FLY SWATTING TIME CHICAGO - : - DETROIT | A pound of phosphorus will tip a sie acrac tiple ecce SOe, 2S EAL Gyn a) AE cit dh PRINTED BY ARRANGEMENT WITH METROPOLITAN NEWSPAPER SERVICE, NW your, PAYNE, BURNS AND SMITH sniokeyanickel cleat: fea: ; ! te 20 é i | i BEGIN HERE 'TODAY moment ago he had heen mor NEW YORK - - - - Fifth Ave. Bldg.) j..00. cats AUtne Uniden te aa Ginn es y ae an eoeenaite (alent dire evgae Cuan HAGHNAd MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pe eenuenie is.e sure iway Otaget, suite in the Ajax, the most expen-| suspected, and the emotional reac- ting fresh meat, ak. poito him » hotel in Dallas, To the waiter] tion h ing his breakfast. in his roon! “We y offers a liberal tip, but finding] there somethir ibe ! hing we can The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use or, pocior ig vimen Who telletusinet | republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not other-| to worry about anything—ang then Gr nyt only small change in his pocket he]do for you repeated, * * : . *. i p is, decidedly, vosmi wise credited in this paper and also the local news published | sends « bill that worries us. | Sa VEIT? ee see ieee aia Maas Se es 5 é | palin i robbed on the train. Gray s on|his n appreciation of th ace of republication of special dispatches herein are| Perprcrneue cies ore buen preety SERENE SRE dad Cone HE [MEP BIBE lites cad mag Kees H ‘ | while the others get t ing pretty wise. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION Dévit ag rates SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE __|‘lthts:_ Bet a b jot a time when he Daily by carrier, DEP VEAL. sc ccs cisleicicls else's cea eee e teed aS at way by be- of the largest bank ayor of Dallas. se phones 6 the leading newspaper, sug ing an interview with bef Gray, globe trotte of fo tune, financier.” The city editor sends a reporter who — interviews on the} the Digtz millions, you mi tip| supply of cut flowers in my I'm passionately fond of roses, and hould like to have my vases filled every morning.” shall dwell in a perfumed bo also reserved. ys pictured in red | d bull has a devil pidil Daily by mail, per year (in Bismarck)..............0+ 7.20| The height of something is a sick Gray in his expensive hotel suite. pike crenin SL ae * ed Daily by mail, per year (in state outside Bismaarck).... 5.00 Sree ae GD I aS er NOW GO ON WITH STORY strolled into the Ajax dining room ( Daily by mail, outside of North Dakota.......... - 6.00 Deane He returned to his hotel that}he was conscious of attracting no eee Test Junecbride tellus) aie teoks afternoon pretty well satisfied with] little attention. For ong thing, THE STATE’S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ithe same to ‘heb harebant avon Her his efforts and hopeful that some of} of the cther guests wert in evening (Established 1873) | clothes MOTHER'S DAY | The entuate ce HAveniee the seed he had sown broadcast} dress, and also that. article ‘ would be ripe for the reaping cre which he had read wi Jong. But he received an electric] curiously detached am shock as he approached the desk,| been of a nature to e for the bell captain addressed hit, | notice. saying: It's first results were pr “Me. Haviland wishes to sce youfcoming. Even while the head at once, in his office.” aiter was seating him, another There was a curious brightness to| diner ’ the imposters eyes, a reckless|with a smile. y recogn mocking smile upon his lips, when] fellow instantly one cf th he stepped into the manager's office.|army of that sh thi Haviland handed him a copy of|every active man's life and ling afternoon paper, and] pear down the avenues of forgetful flashed te tae headline | ness. Me anged att ment, had © general 1 who misses his regular Special days to i in thines have become the; street car on the way to work is : | vogue in this country and there has been a tendeney to over | liable to cateh it, do in the establishment of such oce NG Wee |v eaueen alwase fund plenty oF rt for Very’ | worry, so don't. worry if you foret trivial purposes offen being prompted hy mercenary motives,}a little of it bat there is a wealth of sentiment and real signifieanee behind | = the movement to set aside a special day in whieh to honor! , We have two new British eta eres nother, “Too often the importance of mother to the hon (ke eet Beco Waeceee, SUBROEDILEGY hurch and the state is slighted. Nothing could be more (itting : ‘ nt in asions, Mother's | ever, is unique among a host of days, some seta and approached hana day upon which to honor her imemory if dead and if} Good steaks are rare. t | forstiow ies fl Weene article reading: After customary gretings had iving to show some special token of love and esteem, amines 5 a hoehsexehanired: che newcomer oGaee F | dae ney Sabra IN GRAY, HERO oO heen exchanged, the , Lady Astor ina reeent address before the Associated Press a Pennsylvania man BXEDOMIEE IN, slerty by mame, explained’ that He hud : . 5 6 & wives, s¢ he the EXL ou ; ’ rembers in New York paid a | AME a ae read the Post article not five min- utes before, and was delighted to s learn how well the world had u Gr He was dining me £ rity he accepted an invitatioto ee Deere al” To cin ths parngiath Grav] Join his old friend and straight dulgal) (hee wy impressed the| be launched himself upon the cur- Hitt teh pngeed sBUDNRCONE AS) Sunes inquiry he confes:cd modest- NCTION . fection therefrom, for Havilard was RRS Viale coat oui 5 but 1] Jewelry house, and — business ¢ is t.” After their order had been most beautiful tribute to mother. | Was incidental to a disenssion of women in polities. lin the} nirse of her remarks she said: | I suppose many of you are desperately oming into polities, and T don’t blame you. Uf f way all my life, | would very much resent someon c else coming | Galesburg (Cll); woman’ detente in to take a ‘thand—and [ don't blame you. 1 think sooncr or] hep husband in an election cadrana later you will see that we are perfectly right to w to dome] he can sue for hon-support. into public life. You will see that public life needs what pri-| vate life needs, Every man in this room knows that what he has got that is most worth while, he has got from his mother, an just feels like he is 73. URES OF 5 homes were blpwn a tornado, FAMOUS Some elaim it wi thers a presidential boom. LARC GRANT PERMANE A decision grantin injunction against the county board Tdi is not true that when a run-, balloon landed near Plano, IIL, permanent read the whole story, | fs want you to tell me something more - a | thought it was an oil stock | eee ae ae Tring (Want 3 ell s a Pacey ge onices nadie! Tam not going to say anything about wives. Wives come and | saeemne of commissioners and restraining about yourself. kiven, he recited in greater detail xo, but thers sta The kind of thine have had ae i a that body from construction of a)” wwhit do you wish to k on the nature of his success. go, but mothers stay. ve kind of thing you have in your} mae TER FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT | make no difference to me if w bridge across the Heart river in i “Were you in F ne home life, the kind of thing that has made it possible for you} Kentucky mountaineer who was a to be here today is the unselfishness, the cour and the clean love of your mother, That quality has done more | than anything in the world to make up civilization. If we were ? as interested. “Texas is Over the visitor's » thers came “he et the conclusion a subtle change. Whereas, upon|f the story. “I'm told the new oil entering; heuhadiworn vance ion| towns are something like our old San-j of careless defiance, now le ap-|™ining camps, TO HER MOTHER, MRS had half enough to eat inst ection 25, Township 138 was hand- JOSEPH HAMILTON. only half ene furniturel still (al) uapdownbuy MuduelH Wl eeerryl yes: could be happy if Jack were kind to | terday, ge and the vision | ead shot is dead, shot, gei | iss ‘Edna Wallace is an actress Mother dear who looks like 26. Just the am off again a ne = at I shall be able id The action wa of 6: launched ‘by A 5 . Jack is mine; my man, just as 1} 40. Hendrickson and other: linge ‘ ae il e “Except that they are more so. , : here. Th: ; Brisa sited nahee | putiaeiirs ! s of peared to harden in cvory fiber and], 3 nt Ree woul not be here. That is the mother's con-| opposite is often true. Tithing that has} eae oman. aces \tonpoloneaunea ae The same excitement, the same tribution to life. | iii Mother dear, I expect in the mid- Cox es j “ : . ck fi cker a : Jew ¥ i : gate-legged table, |. ar, ouch Roy Reis of the Mand have been many times in} (ick fortunes, only quicker and And what a contribution. ‘Too lightly esteemed often and| BA oe aa ni tredle Uae y csjante: bene ave) Vietorian days when father was | nigh school left last night by ear! Frege y igtien. ‘Belleveme, it's ane-for the taken too often as a imatter of course, but the unsellishness of | @ ‘ . us your young husband, would have dared to h you never) with five athletes who will enter) nei ‘I mean during the war, Tid you}Jewelty business. Look here.” Cov- id this | ine \voutten 8 Sone cker ‘furniture took the : 3 2 | you can tell your husband. sope wicker ‘furniture took Missouri Slope field and track | serve Bay dew ico: his ‘pocket a leer i mother’s love should be the most cherished attribute of the thousand dollars and, mother, to your mother, but it is true never | tournament Dickinson. | There was a pa “ ” Grays'] Written in a painfully cramped hand hom ; National drive to clean up swin-|T didn’t realize until 1 got home thats) jess and I am gind of it, Glad Wiley Earl H on,! eyes remained fixed upon inter-|UPOM cheap note paper, and thi Honor your mother tomorrow you who are fortunate to| ders is been started because they | night that Ih din't one bit of fur-y 74, ‘d it to ‘you, I mean, sprinters. . Arthur, Mérr Shaw lrogeatonmbue ance Lia begun to|SPtead out for his companion t have one living. Those whose mothers have gone to their re-| #f@ leaning up too mueh, PETRA ERR Oo RS Good nights cap. [Will be entered in a oflamolaen i “There's an mple in vard. @ ae » Memory of the best frie Gaieener. | a t oo en ESLIE. J ovents including all the short d “The you're . at ward, ev herish the memory of the best friend you ever had Rome prohibits kissing in public i thought of it even then, I was sod vent facing au is be UL , Then you're Colonel Gray, Sica sore theme or could have—MOTHER. | places, No doubt gifls say mouths |erazy about the other things T had] P. S.—-Uniess you ao tet me nave | es Glee ee Caleipaitay aotunies companies ; eeeCaauery e ousand dolls st ‘ttexcept the pole vault. 1! “Quite so.” The speaker voice a ows | are not public places, | purchased, but Mabel Locke came] that thousand dollars, 1 just don ae Temecula PB tetera vec anes Seer anne \ 7 ‘over to my hotel and when J told | know what I am going to do, Atty, Di Fo Aullivay and wile wore fore, “Bat Con Guid occa ca ee welomiend bo me tor. din and [ _ A POWERFUL LESSON | Mr. Posey is a Piute chief who led | her what I had purchased, shq asked aaa auestenmhuradadevenltesacsueren lan Fanee ne ee aancread set a3{ want some for my wife and dauter. Those who failed to see the **Man Without a Country,’* a] a recent Indian uprising. Posey’s | me where I got the furniture for my schist: : ees ats the idea? i try, & on rings of large o——-—__________» | 4 ad A i 9 j (nual reunion banquet and ball of! Out with if.” Send me pr remarkable film dramatization of Edward Everett Hale's fam-| friends say it with flowers. ‘ bedroom. i | POET’S CORNER li\tHe aDEltiemnetniEn | iiaeal frater- | sises. Your j ous book, missed a thrill—those who saw it went away better For a moment I could ‘not speak ——_s “Strange circ we move in, GUS BRIS ‘ nity at the University of Minnesota Haviland was ng. “Do you know : BS a Higher education may not pay, but | ». i I aged to’say that I Fn cs a a OA Bre { = alae 4 i a “Um-m! W s . American citizens—more reverent toward the great institutions | , Wzher edues Sey crane sieidi | Saeecen cht any yet ae Thad been | BUYING UP THE LIGNITE COAL. [xt which Gov. J. A. 0. Preus was who owns the controlling: interest inf ¢UR-M! Sa Se a and the traditions of the United States cggs for breakfast. sa bucyAWitherienninesea Ai fvesneatdgthe) Tewasusalate, puestactshongt ule dhotelts Surelys you must know |e nea SEER CH? el LE! idole It States, 7 : gs pred so busy othe: BS. Tha Ba loca ounces as | can gue: i ent. It’s] Nester who never saw a hundred dol- i There was nothing spectacular about the film, but it drove = Oh dear, oh dear! What am 14 2he+ there is a syndicate ROISeAT SCLGHEE tet Boring nny, in. New Vouk Stoke. Mis. tin #laten ontertained 9! somebody you met over there. ana( tit all in one piece until recently.” going to do? Don’t you think, moth- } | number of guests at a kitchen show- have a reason to remember.” “In Heaven's name, introd me , 5 u er ded hat you could lend me an- a } ay neh f hi ter | 4 ‘to the opulent Gus ings that come when reverence for one's country VENTU. ir OF Wasa) HESS It is for the purpose, sole—- lay in honor of her sis A ‘sound escaped from the throat d aa AD N' REO. other thousand and let me pay you Pea Katherine Froelich. The mar- | 9¢ Colonel Gr: i home dynamically the value of patriotism, love of native land and the sutte is lacking. , i i “I wish I might. But I don’t ex- The coal kings overlooked the hole— not a ery, but x Ny ae . ‘ 3 x . 5 | 'W i instiliments out of my house- Se Nien ite a riage of Miss Froelich to Erick) pather (e i ze Sas pect to make his acquaintance, The fats Bean foxms yon of Phillip Sean a soldier of the Re THE TWINS Keeping duoney® To buy up our lignite coal. Kemmesat) walle GkeunlacaneNtay 1pcen SoBOA CF amaremonty on of i of our firm is away eog/'T public, who in a moment of rage cursed his country and save | A After Mabel left I just walked the tievintenathesthateontenothath eee, | “Aha!” Haviland rinned in tri-] b#Ven’t a man I'd dare trust to sénd car to traitors plotting its ruin, lends itself to sereen dramati-| ‘By Olive Barton Roberts fioor and worried. “Should I tell | re coufa not freeze us all to death;| Mr. and Mrs, Robert Neil of Sett-|umph. “T thought—" |" "Pout into the field.” Coverly. sighed zati ‘ resents ¢ AW . | T: % Jack? I decided that I could not, for f sae a tle, Wash., arrived in the city} is a regretfull “Tough luck! ‘Too bad zation and presents a most telling lesson. s soon as Mister Tatters took Now, all boundless is their wrath. , His guest leaned forward Mambers of the Americ San Gaia, mother, Jack was looking Y | y Tewn, | You see, ‘ u Yoq {forward to a perfect palace fur- nished wath four thousand dollars. I was so completely unnerved when ! Jack came home I could hardly talk n Legion are to be congratulated nd Nick to Ra for bringing this educational film to Bismarek. It is a fine | Mundied little Ragsies crowded antidote for the doctrine of the internationalist reds whose | #™eund at ence. x 2 aney could hardly keep from propaganda seeks to destroy rather than to build up national laughing: they looked so funny, They Thursday for a visit at the home o : . is if 2 lt 1 Baa The trusts will never, bet your life, | their daughters, Mrs. L. F, Si ji Sion had driven the blood from it,| M77) pee The people give w chance ‘to’ thrive, |2nd Mrs. J. R, Heater of the city and! and his whole expression wi fanaa Giaye dss tea Ic. To exploit them they always strive. | Mrs. Quick of Jamestown auchiiharead all anything: AS | te cae cs y tim one of such fury, the meta- 1 : = 4 ,|morphosis was so startling, that the ae pride and patriotism. were so tattered and torn they looked | to him and he thought it was because | we must wonder; every one, | Mrs. Blanchett soe cutee hotel man stiffened in his chair and pngeathely Nala Hae ied sti re like rag-bags and they wore the | I had passed him on the avenue walk-! 400 ‘they ever, never done? gra natanoonn Mennystoovsit rela: | ctared| upwardain’ (sudden! “amare” Rn Uhee dan cae ment with this statement. I'm sore at missing this “Im not joking. If while, pack up your saffron. soli- taires—all that you e trust me with—-and I'll be your gentlemanly representative.” “Worth while? Good Lord! I'd Probably get a ten-thousand-dollar order! “Very well. It’s settle n had been quickly made, Op-y portunity had knocked—he was not one to deny her admission, no mat- ter how queer her garb. “Where does Mr. Briskow live?” é queerest things for clothes. One | ing with a young woman by the name CHAPLIN had a stocking for a cap and a pair | Of Miss Perier. - a ae e a ene: e: ‘ail rathe: . i o a , sults Charlie Chaplin w id $1,075,000 for appearing in eight | of ear-mutts for shoes. Another wore | He hastened to explain in rather GEO. PETERSON. | Tribune’ Want Ads Bring Results res Tie, ; 5 non ny : peat way that he didn’t see any movies films. This is revealed in a New York court hearing. | # salt- AU DR oles eatin tet OnI nae ae Iking on the public street ; é t arms and legs. One was dressed in | ba ; ; And, to a man who has to count the niekels and dimes, it seems} 2™™% #4 with any girl, I told him that I had ni like the eighth wonder of the world. Few brains ean grasp | cose tora ane na him look | Hever seen him (of course Thad been EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO ss i! What will they buy next? The sun? | tives. ment. “Nelson!” Gray ejaculated. “Nel- son! By God! So! he's here!” | Haviland stirred. “I don’t know |what you're talking «bout. Who's ; Nelson?” After a second thought he Good Lord! I thought I pleasant surprise for you, and |I was gracefully leading up to 1, but—I must have jazzed it all up. T | was going to tell you th worth aug how much $1,075,000 really it. You'd have to work 1075 years | like a stuifeq pillow. so.ibusy with’ my) shopping sthat, 1 on a salary of $1000 a year to make that much. But they, were all) as hapay and | hadi#een ne. ons.) He wouldn't, be” |) = The moral? It proves that ‘it pays to make other Neonle jmcuevats clowns and eens Bee ea era told tin tibuls alain abe A laugh provoker like Chaplin appears in this earth about i etice art reihay ery ylne ; son to-disbelieve any assertion that ace every thousand years. The saying about clothes making| Mr. Tatters introduced them all | I mene eee iene the man is right, you reflect as you wateh Charlie. He is pop-; around. ‘ ee Saal I eae Na oe Ai ular because in pictures he does what most of us would like to, taney end Nick. this, Je | Vern: thé money! ond ‘hadi agi yet nolbed) do but don’t dare. i Nae ae Agee ES UE UE renee I was erying because ‘i s jealous, Vagabond tipped his hat made out |! was jea is peenond) ABE That made me furious, for 1 have : ef a corn husk, and said he was | E PROFITEERS ‘ such otilecalte ean nem always contended that jealousy only . No one thinks of ealling Charlie Chaplin a profiteer, though “And this is Rag Tag,” said Mr. meant that one had an inferiority he got $1,075,000 for appearing in eight movie pictures, Tatters, trotting up another little Pate errand we iers feat) A different story, if he’d made the money in sugar. patch-work fa: a wae sexaned 9 girl like that Mies Penan The difference is that the sugar profiteer adds nothing to the Seiad Raw oee Ear OE oa _| At sight of my tears, Jack came ‘Yeal value’ of the sugar, while Chaplin enriches his andi- Tatters. “Bob Tail, now behave your | Ver and took me in his arms and ences by the things that are cheap at any price—joy, laughs. maners and act like a gentleman.” | talked to me just as he did before * Tread cautiously when you make money. The public thinks | Bob Tail, dressed in a shabby bun- te ree ee Techie ee it’s all right for Henry to make millions from autos, but when| "y skin, bent low and said he hoped Le Tastee ; John D. makes millions from the gas » the ; the aut | to die if he wasn’t glad to see them. |®Way from me. ‘ 1D. s ans whom the. @asoline dhat-nuns the autos | ‘ok. te Mesn edeiae nee up| A wave of primitive passion en- that’s a horse of a different color. Can you explain why? lees a i ii “ | Yeloped me. I know that it would : Highen i b with a grand wave of his hand. “And Rockefeller has had the wrong kind of press i over, pili ten. a ja a 4 Tithe desk, with ‘face twitching. Pas-| YW net a good jewelry sales 1 the hotel and everything in it is |_ “Why, the Ajax is ono of | | Dietz chain! Herman Dietz of Cin- cinnati owns it: He left for the | North not an hour ago. At the last minute he heard you were here— jread this story in the paper—and had bell-boys scouring the place for you,” Colonel’ Gray uttered another ex- | clamation, this time an expletive of deep relief. He fought with himself a moment, then murmured an apol- ‘ogy. “Sorry. You gave me a start |—decidedly. Herman Dietz, ch? Well, well! You made me think for a moment that I was a guest in the \house of some other—friend.” “Friend?” | “Exactly!” Gray was himself again now. He ran a lugsening finger be- tween his collar and throat. “Quite a start, I'll admit, bug—some of my “Out beyond Ranger, somewhere. “I'm going to visit that field any- how. This will give me an excuse.” onsense.” The jeweler did not like to have fun poked at him, For some time he refused to take the offer seriously, and even when his host insisted that he would enjoy the lark, he ulated: “Why the idea is ridiculo You—Calvin Gray, the financier, peddling oo ry? Ha! Outside «sf the tact thf} you wouldn’t, couldn't do it, it 3 no! the safest thing :n the world to cprry a small fortune in stones through the oil fields.” “Of course you ‘insure it against, ' agents. { here;are Shabby , and Billy Oh, | — land, Harum Searum. Boys remem- | a = $ . theft. : CHINESE Trin hae tne enenen taxsies/ BEGIN WORK AT | [andse vers Heows tee [8 [They haven way of Jumping su at] , TMCS the point We was. Hate * Wang, Chinese Quaker, represents his country at the inter- | Tae whet Ane gentlemen: Hageies PROUD BLOOD CF ROYALTY, |me ‘and erying ‘Boo!’ when I least! JOU, cver heard of ‘high-jacker national convention of police chiefs, in San Francisco. He is | Pres The Racsley SHI RIMta up and) FINE SALARIES BRING MS 3SOMG BURNT === | | expect it.” cf men, robbers. Wetl, ine country ‘s héad policeman over 24 million slant-eyed oriental: \ said,!“How do you do,” and “How | —— STEAK, SOGGY POTATOSGS™ , “Um-m! I see. Mr, Dietz told! me . He will spend several months in America, studying our ways | were they,” and “Delighted” until “Fifteen-hundred a year to start.’ of handling criminals. He’ll go home confused. In his coun-|Naney and Nick thought Can) , That’s what the Ford Agency at Willis- try, when a bank fails, they behead the banker. Only one bank | Peer Seen such polite people before. (Continued in Our Next Issue) 5, " that he was under iifclong oblig AND .A CUP as. WEAK SCOP IN b= \tion to 41 certain Colonel | Calvin [ So == == \ | Gray. thing ¢o do with pass- They were beginmng to like Ragsy | ‘02 B¥e O. A. Niesner, and the State | ports— } ; has failed in China in 400 years. They punish a profiteer by| pari’ “°"e Pesinmne Anse Ges pei Lake, gave P. W. 2 S “I once rendered him a slight fa- making him stand in front of his place of business, ringing aj (To Be Continued.) { Stewart, both graduates of Dakota Busi- 5 = vor. i ‘ bell and ‘holding a banner that advertises his crime. (Copyright, 1923, NEA Service, Inc.) | ness College, Fargo, N.D. Good firms He doesn’t regard the favor as slight.’ He was about to. be im- | prisoned for the duration of the war ‘/and you managed to get him back @® BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA w Known ell aver the Northwest for Ouaiy L@MAIL US YOUR FILMS 2 bi BACKWARDS fx THOoucHT * The Chinese pay their physicians only when they are well. A THOUGHT cs ——————— eee hey get sick, the doctor has to work for nothmg. They seem to average very healthy. : |prefer paying good salaries to well- jtrained’ Dakota graduates, to “break- | ing in’? half-baked students from less home,”, jthorough schools, You can’t “rush } “Merely a matter of official’ rou- through’? a business course successfully, \ é tine, I felt sure he was a loyal Ye are the salt of the earth; but That’s the Texas term for fold-up full: of them.” 4 ‘ 3 Saf oh if the salt have lost his savor, where- fe 1 American citizen.” ® Another ‘‘crazy’’ (like a fox) idea in China is that & man’s{ with shall it be salted?—Matthew | “Follow the gucceggfil.”” D. B.C, i { f Exactly. But he makes more ‘of ‘irs inherit his debts as well as his estate. 5213. jis the only school beginning term in the incident than you do, and he an American madhouse’ gets too baffling, you'll \find it | Life is real, life is earnest, ; June. Graduate at busiest season. Take gave me my instructions. So—what tening to read ‘‘ America Through thd Eyes‘of ari Oriental| 44 the grave is not its goal; eet ve ee | 2 vacation during harvest and threshing s, t, returnest, i odio by Wa Ting Fong, the ust thou art, to dust re ; je bFiets Chang. is | ie needed, Write F, L. Watkins, *,can I do for you in his behal’ You have only to ask Gray pondered . the Unexpected offer. He was still a bit shaken, for wisest Chinese since Was not spoken of the soul: + He 6 2 - =Longfellow. ieee eiioud re : mts Pres., 806 FreupRi., Fargo, N. D.