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_ IS OUR PUBLIC F VI.?F. C. Howe j ia^_ The Advantages of F #* ^r" ** H?xve* Federal Co I tlon. who is one of the best A j 1 marine commerce, in discusria 'ports to the development of g^a <J|feaV "Ships will go hundreds of T t0 avo'^ Ports surrounded by a \ ?way, therefore, for a country w in the shipping world with a fi J-M* establish free ports at stratesrira IfflmM jflSSnR "ne German>' has done so. a - .&?> zF^S^^i short period has built up a carrj war wag serjouslv threatenin Hamburg, one of the three German free ports. no\ greatest seaport in the world, its total foreign comm f6.00u.000 under that of New York. The free port would offer great opportunity for fi - -- ? ? - ?' I promaoie to will be only too glad to learn, if they way th? have the chance, for most little ones nioods joy 1 ?re instinctively attracted by the mere i Which are kn ound of fine words j influence ovei I Consequent HADE A MATTER OF BARTER Bl"1 ,hat j aware of thli f*ohn Wanted Contract to Be Explicit ' ,0S'cnl fact a' as to the Ownership of Those I t0 Pract,C6 8 Troucers. preservation < | Smile even A village clergyman In England. : doing so So walking round bis parish, met an old linnets of jo parishioner. "Well, John," he said, dominant jn "how is it I have not seen you at ton !*nice In church for several Sundays?" "Hain't got no Sunday trousers," answered A John "Well," said the clergyman. It seems a T think we can remedy that. I ha.e appealing id a pair at home which will just about tcntlon of a ji flt you. and I will have them sent to 11c than the you today. "Thank'ee!" said John, sailor lads \ The trousers were duly sent, and the Sunday. TI following three Sunnays John was and buggy, tt seen at church. Then, after being bination sacr absent for some time, the clergyman in the counti again met him. "Well, John," he ; of the n!net< said, "you have no excuse for not of this sort n coming to church lately. How Is it and with the I have not seen you there?" "Look the bottom of here, parson!" said John. "I like a jogged along < man to apeak plain. I know what you Flams, mean; you're a-thinklng about then: i That is all trousers. 1 come to church three Sun- plot goes; b cays, an', if you don't think 1 earned the apple b ithem trousers, just tell me how many sniffed on the .more Sundays I shall ha' to come tie May bre afore they're mine altogther!" I meadows whi ? looks caress! Junketing Refrigerator. { 'nK? from tre One of the most practical Janketr swamp, lost that Uncle Sam has ever sponsored If nor t*,rob ?f the specially fitted refrigerator cai ?f ho ' that hae been started around the coun try to demonstrate proper methods ol Not P handling eggs and poultry for ship If you see ment. 1 railing of a The car is a complete refrigerating the rirer, wit laboratory, which carries iU own en his ear do n< fine to operate the cooling apparatus trying to tal It is divided into two rooms. Thf diver below i 'flrst Is of a temperature slightly be ably one of low normal, for the gradual cooling neers mease i of the poultry before It is placed in passing undi the other room, which Is the refriger done by to ntor. I known as a Experts from the department of ag . water at se riculture mako the demonstration^ bridge to del with poultry and eggs supplied by thr i water and b local dealers. The scientific candling i of the water -of eggs and their skillful packing for I long shipment are also demonstrated | niauo po^sioie dv me recent currency act. It would banking, and would tend to shift the financial centf country. And America, by the logic of events, has bci for the world's financing, just as London became that ago, when it shifted from the cities of the Netherla center will only move to this country when it bee of goods as well as of money. For credit the world rently created wealth in transit or change so that evei 1b dependent upon the opening up of American ports wealth of the world. A port should not operate to y vestment, but to develop the prosperity of the coun the advantages. Mr. Howe brings out the Importance veloping our shipping, and linking us with South An and then concludes"The most important gain is the direct gain to A commodities by bringing great quantities of goods to < or export, as trade needs demand. It will stimulate 1 houses, which can hold goods for an indefinite period tariff dues (often equal to the cost of the article itse the trade demands of the whole world. It will upbu and shift to America an increasing and ultimately i international exchange. Finally. America is the natural country to be tta Its seacoasts face every other continent; It is the gi of raw materials and foodstuffs. In iron and steel a tlon It is In a position to compete with the world, (and th'3 Is always overlooked) must be reciprocal, and credit balances cannot for any prolonged period cjui only be paid by exchange of wealth " TEACHING CHILDREN TO TALK! ASCRIBE ' Comparatively an f-.asy Matter to Get j Physicians A Them to Use the Right Words In tice Good I Right Place. tl> We teach our chddreu to eat nicely, ] There is a to walk gracefully, and to dress them- psychology kr selves neatly, and all the rest of it. theory, alter but very few of us take the trouble to liatu James ui teach them how to talk in an Interest- This theory :ng way, though the art of entertain- and Insists th ing conversation is as valuable an lar belief, tl art as one can possess, says the Cam- physical chai den Daily Courier. the different If you listen to the ordinary gossip the causes ra in an average family you will notice these varying that the children use the same set i That is, a of words again and again. They have Lange theory half a dozen adjectives with which i we weep beca they sprinkle their conversation and to say that they help out their lack of expression j weep. Slmila fcy such tags as "Oh, well, you know cause we are what I mean," or "It was a sort of cause we stri what-do-you-call-it" and so on. because we a It is a pity to allow such Blovenly frightened be habits of speech to be formed. Even While few when the accent and grammar are doctrine, all quite good, the children's speech is * certain am often very uninteresting just because that It is ent of the thoughtless style of expression tn oneself an] used. untarlly assc When a glaringly unsuitable word Is . physical expr used take a chance of speaking about if any emo H and suggesting a better one. There , deliberately will be no need to nag at the chil- j physical expi dren tin such nolnts an Thov I - - THE I.ANTASTKi; N'KU'S. \r< j KEEP UP FiGiiT FOR LAN: DRUM J Another Effort Being Made to Re J cover New York Property That H Is of Immense Value. riri-rX .xchai Sotne two cent tries and a half ago a si ree Ports when Sturdy Wouter van Twlller wat t> liKl rnmissloner of Immtgra governor of the New Netherlands, s , ^ t, Lnterican authorities on buxom Dutch vrouw, Anneke Jans Bo i_v? g the relation of free fardus' owued * P,ot *** ^ th ' trade said in nart lower part ot Manhattan Island. Vrouw iej8 ? Bogardus had cows and chickens, ,a>'8 tl nn on o ieir wa^ doubtless, and many children. Wbeth- Two tar.iT wall. The only j er 8he had many or few. there are lirous i'h a tariff to compete now almost countless descendants. ;OI1 re? trade country is to And from time to time they bestli )ajK?* I points along its coast themselves to recover the land ol owar(j nd in a comparative!} Anneke Jans, or the value of It. Inas . ,l ring trade which before touch as the value is almost beyond rn t ' g England's supremacy, j calculation, the effort, though always -otcrs. v ranks as the second futile. Is somewhat exciting they i erce in 1913 being only It seems, says the Cleveland Plain mnibe Dealer, to have been proved satisfac were i nancial operations, no v.- torlly that some descendant of An- our n stimulate international neka Jans sold out in 1706 to Sir John ere ? >r of the world to this Lovelace, the English governor. Sir #?.? come the natural center John d, ed of the land lQ TrlnK " a center several centuries . .... . . . .. . . , i. tlently ,nds. nut the financial ^urch'.which now holds it and which omes a clearing house ""om time to time successfully defends 1 over is created by cur- lteelf against attacks by the imiltlto- nK'a8UI n our financial expansion dinous descendants of Mrs. Hogardus. a* leas to the clearance of the Recently a new suit was instituted 'las! leld a return on the in- Enough heirs were found to put up j Met wet try. In-recapitulating ^6 required money to file the papers1 lVere t of the free port in de- and pay tjie iaWyors- The caso will t lerica. Asia and Atrica. hay0 ^ b<i thre8hcd out for the do&! merica. It will cheanen entb tlme Dust> old archives will be j ' >ur doors for importation produced, and quaint old maps. Tbs :he growth of exporting court will go back to American an- Pl5Pl>r without the payment of tiquity, and consult learned research advoca If? for disposal to meet works. And In the end the decision equal lild international credit, will be against the plaintiffs. hands i predominant share in Hope springs eternal, and this is -lance , . ,. a good thing. Everyone enjoys reade counter of the world. , , . . . . .. ing about the Anneke Jans case ones neatest of all reservoirs , ? ... .. , , . . . . . nd standardized produc- a wb"e- " '8 ?n ?'d friend, and Hut international trade w111 bo m>s?cd when it is definitely '.\ei It cannot be one-sided, abandoned. other be paid in gold. They ???? iiurubc SAVING VICTIMS OF DISEASE ??? ? sons a VALU*: TO SMILE Sunlight Has Been Found to Be Par editor ticularly Beneficial to Tubereu- smith. d^ise Patients to Prso lous Persons. viewpc Humor as a Preserva- t(,r ,.a /e of Health. Dr. John H. I'ryor of Buffalo has ioddei been trying the sun treatment as a . () ^ n Interesting theory in substitute for surgery in cases of lown us the James-Lange tuberculosis of the bones and glands the psychologists, Wil in Switzerland Doctor Roller lias won ' '' 1 ud C. G. L&nge. widespread fame by his success with Mrs. relates to the emotions, this treatment, which consists prlncl- has g< at, contrary to the popu- pally In letting children run about n the le muscular and othei naked in the sunshine, even in win perc.tu tiges which accompany ter. jj|.c t( emotions are actually Doctor Pryor reported at the annual , :,m). ither than the effectR nt mootinu nf thn ?? ? v. ? mental states. State of New York that he, too, had ccording to the James found the treatment successful. He v|t'1 , Instead of saying that said: tnd a iuse we grieve, we ought "The child goes practically naked we grieve because we In the winder some are permitted irly, we do not strike be games, such as snowshoeing, tobog ?| | angry, we are angry be ganing and skiing. One day in Febru ke. And we do not run ary they played unclothed for an hour re frightened, but we a re in the snow. It was a bright, sunshiny cause we run. day. This freedom is allowed only psychologists accept this after months of exposure and consid ^P are agreed that there is erable pigmentation and gradual ount of truth in it, and toughening." irely possible to produce It is the light, not the heat, of the wP f specific emotion by vol "tin that is beneficial. imlng the characteristic ^ esslon of that emotion. ^P tion can be produced by Brigt)t Salesman. ^P adopting its distinctive The depression in business caused 'ession, it manifestly is a local jeweler to discharge his exendeavor to produce in perienced man. replacing him with P i various emotions and a high school graduate?a youth lappiriess, contentment? Just out of school. He appeared own to exert a favorable very anxious to learn, and the pro- ^P r the whole organism. prietor at the end of the first weok ly it is not surprising to was much pleased with results. One my physicians who are day the merchant, was obliged to be ^P i striking psycho-physio away from the store, and upon his re advising their patients return inquired: mlllng as an aid to the "Well, Frank, did you sell any- ^P of health. thing?" when you don't feel like "Yes. sir; 1 sold five plain band on you will find the sen rings" ^P y. strength and courage "Fine mv bov!" said th? i#w?l?r I your heart.?H. Adding enthusiastically "We'll make an A1 Kansas City Star. salesman out of you one of these ^P days. You got the regular price for ^k Buggy Ride! them, of course?" ? long time since a more "Oh. y??ir The price on the In W yl has come to the at- side was 18c., and the man took alt ^ ided, gasoline ridden pub that was left, sir."?Harper's Magabrief story of the two line. eP vho went buggy riding A ley hired an old horse My'Smile. A tat almost forgotten com- Our smile still holds its wonted ed to Sunday afternoons place, due east and west across our y during the golden era face, and sometimes It seems half in nfe ?enth century (survivals dined to reach around and tie behind. lust of necessity be old), We cannot dance, nor can we sing, lr pancake hats lying In but we car. tote a smile, by jln*! np their quaint vehicle they Sometimes we push It from Its plaoe, contentedly toward WWte but that is when we shave our face, and when we have done shaving, then. I, no far as the printed our smile Is on the job again. Worms ut one must not forget majr our tomato plants, hot Irons ^P lossoros thejr saw and may scorch our Palm Beach panta, ^k ?Ir letsurely way. the gen- laundries may sptfllcate our shirts and ^ esea from verdant May flx our collar so It hurta, a neighbor's Ich stirred their youthful may ^jll our Q^t. but our smile pn ngly, the voluble greet- stays right where It's at, and belaf e tops and barnyard and gUCb a happy cusa makes the old neither through speed world smile back at me. Misfortune A motor, which spoke to cannot get your goat if you have got J B.?Exchange. * grnlle to tote.?Judd Mortimer Lemk ^ la. In Houston Post. ^k 'honina to Fishes. a man leaning over the Found. ? bridge intently watching Mrs. X. loot her cook and had tele h a telephone receiver at phoned jn Ta|? for another. Dinner ot think that the man Is guests were expected and she was dee k to the ttshea or to a pt-ra^ Finally. putting on her thing?, the surface, lie la Pr?^" she went out, and ahe hadn't gone the government a engl ,ar wben she mot a neat-looking col dng the amount of water ore(j woman, She explained her 9 ir the bridge. This I? iMernma and the colored woman Us- A twerlng an Instrument, jn then ahe saM: current meter. Into the 'Whore do yo' live, missus?" vcral points under the Seeing a ra> of hope Joyfully, Mrs Lermiue the speed of the gl/e i,Pr address, to be met with j? y measuring the depths ,h^ r^ply; A at the same points, . y yC> jeRg j,ome an (ook In ' - lass nn' yc'U see yo' cook.*? "raascrlpt. HIST 3. 1915. , - -- UP lke sheet tc causti r*. , iind the editor to consc'enc< 1 UK ININITIATED. * Maybe you think it nice some nieniber of the vacu remark that the editor p *f?e- i up his paper with a shovel ory u hich has recently coiite. pin head Percv wonder it relative to the now notor- etmor doesu't learn how tc lection of 1 erre Haute, dis- i^0 doubt you think it jnee tivain the resourceful- ^jngiy delicious when au f the apostles of corruption, flouncing that Miss Merr it Indianapolis Nevrs. j vale l8 to be to the young women, eagerly de- lnto the paper as "led by of Itll OAHO^Jt 111 FATTED For the Home-Comer, or YOUR M Ready to cook irom us. From the Stall or Every Care to handle The Best We Will Have a Lot of Fine Wate: ON I For the Home Comers and those already at prompt?about three minutes from your tc Ring Phone CITY MEAT W. M. STOCTTE seoodoooscr ? ? lumen- Funny, isn't it? Yes it is! l\ocat d duriug the last cam- , on tbe pQ|nt Gf view. So were devoting their effort.* may think a paralyzed ma that end. b> passing out jtcb js tbe bejgbt of the I slips asking the aves of the. but what does the parab At the polling place at which < thlnk about lt? We are' .vere stationed. the greater | make mistakes. Don't foi r of holders of the ballot | what would you think if oreigners. unacquainted with ( pUt SOIue of your mistake letliods, etc. (And >et they j paper? Remember when mtitled to the franchise, just shave8 him8elf( came to c, me.) The young women pat- j H Hne patch of whiskers 0 dealt out thai printed ap- which be bad overlook* also smiles by way of good 1 when MiM let the ? res. satisfied in their precinct.! on her switch hang down d they were winning out. But | And how K,der caugll 1 here s many a slip, etc. i bjg long coat over th n the g.rls and the booth ' the bottle ln hlg hind v WO "antis- who. OS the unin- ; went down the street she passed them, said nonchal- sometimes the strongest ii Tickets, please, and almost . weakest in the flesh? Bi ibl\ tln> poor little scrap of > no intention of telling tlv which meant so much to the J Ag an editor we wouldn't I tes of a new constitution ..... , , a nair-ptn it we were bent suffrage, was passed into tho,Just remember. though, tl of the antis. without even a aU prone to errors, and at its contents. time you see something in which you regard as a bvj Typographical Errors. lhe editor's feeble rnindei ry week this paper, and every , say the devil did it, by 1 paper in the country, has a ' hack you up.?Ex. r of errors?typographical herwise. That's one of the rea good many people think the Doctor* Live Lon| should have been a black- Doctors are notoriously Hut what of the editor's most disobedient patients. ;.,o i, . ... . they eat and "leep irregular! unt? If there s one thing bet- . . . , . - , out in all Kinds Of weathei leuated to turn rosy youth to | he8itate al no danRer of cc old age than, for instance,) infection; yet of the 2.205 deatli notice* and weather, who died 'n the United ! lions mixed so that the darn-1 year, 214 were more than e! tig comes out in the paper oId- and 21 of tllem wore tl Williams died last night. She . The avcra?" a*e waa abou , ,v?w.r? it i? icc i 1 years. Probably doctors ( sue where tt is?166 degrees , , . ' .. . . . ' selves less than other pe shade and with rising tern- Youth.s rompaIlioD. re tomorrow," well?we'd > know what it is. Maybe you it pleasant to walk down the .~ Treat Them Carefull and hear some grinning idiot AII humau thin?r, of dea, t head like a German pancake1 mng on slender strings.brain like an addled egg hold- PValler. KILL T i- criticism' tmu-: t:*im m>?< t?*k SlOSS scorn ! .... , . Cation LiJdon. to hear .... , ., As we drltt along the sv.iit, rautu family lent less c urrent of time toward the lust uiaku i , 0r end ol life; us days and weeks and "wh ' the ? rr,ont'1H Knt* >'t,Hr8 fellow each other " , i In breathless haste, and' we reflect ) set tvpe! i now and then for a moment that at excrucia-l ? . , ... Item i I any rate r U8, 111 u ?" tol" early v Merrv I <;areor ',as PUH8Ud Irrevocably, what altar gets aro t'1? lntere8t- thoughts, aye, the . books, which really command our aia halter. x. . , tent ion? What do we read and It depends , , ^ . leave unread What time do we give me people 1.1 .i. to the Bible? No other book, let us n with the . . . .... . be sure of It, can equally avail to ridiculous, . ..... . prepare us for that which lies beized man , , . , lt .. . . fore us; tor the unknown anxietie* all apt to - ... . and sorrows which are sooner or larget that. ~ ter the portion OK most men ana wothe editor , .. , . , men; for the period, bo it long or is into the ...... , . short of waiting and preparation for . ' . , the throne and the face of the Eternlurch with , , , . . . , . ... , , , al Judge. Looking back from that n his. chin ,, , ... . , . . .. . world, how shall we desire to havo id? And hoe string made most of our best guide to ' , . it! How shall we grudge the hours her hack.' , ... ... . .. have wasted on auy?be they it the tail . . , , . thoughts or hooks, or teachers? e neck of , . , which onlv belong to the things of iocket and .. . time! >wing that i faith are ; it we have THOSK JOINT DKBATES. ese things. Greenwood Journal, je much of that way A movement has been started by (tat we are BCVpral papers to cut out the countythe next to-county canvass in the campaign the paper nex* summer. We believe this subire sign of Jecl waa discussed and advocated by iness, just several intiuential papers more than heck, we'll a >'ear ago, but nothing came of it, we suppose, because conditions last summer called for a little explaining on the stump. 9. There is no reason, as far as we their own can see. why the voters of the.state I sually should be worried with a lot of 'y a'tuT 8Pe,H*h-maklng noxf summer and we " ? , hope the next Democratic convention tntagion or physicians w"' put an en,J to ^ a can<liStates last date wants to speak let him go on Ighty years Ids "own hook." A majority of hau ninety, campaigns of the past have been it sixty-one largely attended principally because lose them- jjie voters expected "hot times." ople do.? Pactional politics ought to be dead in Sfiiith Pnrnlina t?v this tiniP iirnl there should be no more Joint discussions?if they can be described in y* any such dignified term, rest raltt ?Edmund out tne oounty"to"coiinty circus. he : CALF | BetteD Still, Buy ? fFAT<; ! Pawtniv to the Customer, we use w i only a Meats | rmelons and Cantaloupes a CE | home. Oiir service is mighty O ifik dephone. w 5 116 S MARKET | % Prop. t 999999990m* '/J