The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 31, 1910, Page 4

Al rut THI s'T DAY MAY THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE man iron s lie 1 ther wither in toda are lifted no flags to snap in to ‘ : What about these men, who > also gave “the last full measure of devotion”? They lie forgotten in the deep de files of Southern mountains, on the floor of the ocean by lost water holes in the wherever on Western country, the seven seas our missing and the four winds have played with their their mere names, printed in remain as their memorial. those whose green graves wer Quite as worthy of honor ships went down—the tides dust, and only old army and navy archives as ¢ crowned with floral tributes yesterday, these men are utterly ignore | It is hardly our do not kne We cann do the headst least remember them in a id pon sailor upon fau »w their nam t keep th soldi We ce tans died me For these lost dead inct with remember th 10 died in th re bravely than o of enterprises fraught spies, the Spiration of supporting numbers to uph from us all the honor men deserve cord them t that skirmishers who went « pi We] Jers of forl the s« with the t to figh ut aid th and re these verence we Can ac- HERE'S TO THE DEAD THAT ARE FORGOTTEN!) United South Africa and United States of America have the same in itials, but there is no danger of their getting their mail mixed. Senator Lorimer still maintains that the bribery charges are made _ of CBr ras of omphe fons. ‘Star D Dust | “An accomplished fiar doesn’t know an accomplished fact when he sees it.” A bit of Verse to memorize today —Ht was written on the bedchamber @oor of Charles IL of England by the Earl of Rochester Here lies our sovereign lord king Whose word no man relies on; He never says @ foolish thing, Nor ever does a wise one the German, rendered what's the difference and a scandal?” in the Interior de- partinent a muddle in the White joune.” The principal exports of Russia are hemp, iron, linen, timber, furs, tallow and platinum. The water of the Amazon river is #0 charged and colored by sediment that it can be detected miles at “Is he a ve nous man? sea. 1, | should say so. He twice been hung in effigy.’ John Adams, the second p of the country, was 90 his death. No other pr tained so great an age. From May 1, 1909, to May 1, 1910, $2,672,666 cuble yards of earth were excavated from the Panama canal Signatures made with a lead oi} are just as good in law as those made with ink. Anaesthetic. There is a lad of 10, living in a Pennsylvania town where the school- masters still employ the rod in or- Ger that the child may not be spoiled, who found himself Mable to that form of chastisement at the hands of his teacher, As the youngster approached principal, the fierce aspect of latter's countenance, sight of the upral i him and he be olubber on, innocently, doubtless with some vague recollection of a visit to the dentist, he st#mmered , wir, may—may—T ers Monthly Genus Mendacie. Wheedle “John, dear, you t mo @ lovely pearl birthday; a bird the} with | quite don't you believe it it must have been a lyre bird that escaped out of some menagerie.” take | Called the revolver is an ef around An automatic fective instrument to have when there is a fatal tragedy brew- ing. Why not appoint a commission to probe the high cost of dying In Se Breaking It G 1 do love them at hi inhuman t in a ketth Mre ney a he puttts ' water Mra © jracious 1 haar that way, It would be ribie, I always put them on in water and let them come to a be Boston Transcript Couldn't Be. > her vb at. ts bad. shriek tht In his the b state A sir, is that your Cireulation bad. 4 the man as he shot bed. “Why, man, we ha ext ctreulation the | Ladies’ Home Jo Fact. hy ba Jed out in a “Waiter hair in my soup!” The waiter was a tactf |he replied, “Ah, ze maar jhair! Undoubtedly frou ur's And the mu smiled blandly | well; accidents w j man Lite. IN THE PUBLIC EYE Ab, Hu SENATOR MONEY. The democratic minority in the senate are disappointed in their leader. He's too peaceful-like. They expected him to get out in the ring and cally chew the republicans Aldrichites and insurgents a into small bits. Money says, can't put up much of a fight when 33 varieties of democrats want to go in 23 different ways.” Money was chosen |winfer because the members of the upper house re membered that little Ink episode in which Money used an inkstand and its contents to “show & Missourl congressman during a congresal: 1 debate, They re xterity with which the | Mixsiauippian hurled the imkstand, and they thought they saw Money | performing along the same Mnes tn | the senate. | Money leaves the senate in March, and he says he 1s ‘glad of it, as are many of the minority who thought they were going to have & real leader at last. leader last democratic | ent | spilling | | You} Ad Last! Dey Are Rich! 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