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POINTED WAY TO SALVATION
Preacher's Advice Was All Right but
His Friend Also Had Something
Wise to Say.
Senator Samuel A. Ettelson, speak
ing recently at a banquot, told tho fol
lowing: "A colored preacher stood up on a
Sunday and Bald, 'My text this morn
ing, brothors nnd sisters, am "What
shall I do to bo saved?" To mo thoro
seems only one way to be, saved, and
ithat am to quit thU'ero extravagant
living. Back to tho simple life, say I.
.There am going to bo no chanco for
you to bo saved so long as you keep
up this high living. If thcro la any
thing that Is going to kill our raco It
Is theso'ero luxuries. Cotter go hun
gry and cold llko tho wolf. Go out
and face tho rains nnd fight the
storms. Go wado like the crano. You
will grow rugged uud you will grow
tough, but you'll walk like a man.
Yes, sir, that am do way to salvation,
that am do way to get saved.'
"Just then a tall colored man, ris
ing from his pew In tho rear of the
church, Interrupted tho preacher,
shouting: 'This am no way to be
saved. You just jump right through
that back window and run just as faBt
as your legs -will carry you, for tho
county sheriff am here with a war
rant for your arrest for stealing them
chickens from Massa Martin's coop
last Friday night.' "Chicago Tribune.
Father's Admiration.
Mrs. Shortley was discussing the
latest fashions with a young lady
caller.
"Did you say your husband was fond
of those clinging gowns, Mao?"
"Yes, he likes ono to cling to me for
aboufthree years." Llpplncott's Mag
azine. Not to -Be Caught.
Farmer (on one side of tho hedge
to boy on the other side) Now, then,
,imy lad, didn't I toll you not to let me
catch you here again?
Boy (preparing to run) All right,
.don't moke a fuss. You ain't caught
i mo yet! XVaclily Telegraph.
Gives. Him a Chance to Pursue.
"Tho best way for a girl to catch a
,tnan Is by running away from him."
"That's right, there's no danger of
iher beating him out in a hobblo
eklrt."
To man tho most fascinating worn
An In the world Is the ono he almost,
Ibut not tiulto, won.
Hope Is a pneumatic tiro that is fre
quently punctured.
NEVER TIRES
Of tho Food That Restored Her to
Health.
"Something was making mo ill and
I didn't know tho causo," writes a
Colo, young lady: "For two years I
was thin and sickly, suffering from in
digestion tt ml Inflammatory rheuma
tism. "I had tried different kinds of diet,
and many of tho remedies recommend
ed, but got no better.
"Finally, Mother suggested that I
try Grape-Nuts, and I began fit onco,
eating it with a little cream or milk.
A change for tho better began at onco.
"To-day I mil well nnd am gaining
weight and Btrength all tho tlmo. l'o
gained 10 lbs. In Iho last flvo woeks
and do not suffer any moro from in
digestion, and tho rheumatism is all
gono.
"I know it is to Grapo-Nuts nlono
that I owo my restored health. I still
eat tho food twice a day and never
tiro or it." Namo given by Postum
Co., Dattlo Creek, Mich.
The ilavour of Grape-Nuts Is peculiar
to itself. It is neutral, not too sweet
nnd has an agreeable, healthful quality
that never grows tiresome.
Ono of tho sources of rheumatism Is
from overloading the system with
ncld material, tho result of imperfect
digestion and assimilation.
As soon as improper food is aban
doned and Grapo-Nuts is taken regu
larly, digestion is made strong, the
organs do thoir work of building up
good red blood cells and of carrying
nway tho excess of disease-making
material from tho system.
Tho result la a certnjn nnd steady
return to normal health and mental
activity, "There's n reason." Read
the llttlo book, "The Road to Well
vllle," in pkgs.
Hrr rend Dm nlinre lettcrT A new
one nppt'iir from time to time. Titer
nre frenuliir. (rue, und full of human
later eat. Adv.
MI)f Mr,,
vUi
MELIS3A FEARS A TOO DURABLE
MATE.
Mrs. Merrlwid came into tho room
whoro her maternal maiden aunt Jane
waa unwinding a skein of bright blue
Berlin from the back of a chair. There
was a good deal of color In Mrs Mcr
rlwld's checks and a 'mischievous light
In her eyes, which tho elder lady not
ed and which caused her to sigh quite
pathetically.
"What havo you been dolug now,
Melissa?" she asked, with a decided
accent on tho penultimate word.
Mrs. Merrlwid made the dimple ap
pear in her cheek. "Did you hear a
sort of a rumbling noise, dearie?" she
Inquired, In turn.
"Why, no," Aunt Jano answered,
wonderlngly; "only tho street door
closing. Has Mr. Wellalong gone?"
"I put the rollers under him,
auntie," roplled Mrs. Merrlwid. "Ho
has wont, and I had tho hair-breadth
escape of my llfo, too. You camo aw
Tully near having a new nephow-in-law,
with an ash colored toupco and
gold mounted teeth, denrlo. Not ex
actly new, perhaps, but in perfect re
pair and warranted to last."
"You're the worst!" said Aunt.Tano,
with an air of displeasure.
Mrs. Merrlwid giggled. "I am a case,
am I not?" she assented. "But when
ever I see a well preserved man, I al
ways seem to suspect benzoato of
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"I Want the Gentle Ministrations of a Woman In My Home.
coda and glucose. Mr. Wellalong was
very sweet, though, and ho certainly
made an Impression on me. If he
only hadn't made that last injudicious
statement."
"I wish you would stop talking non
eohbo and tell me what he did say,"
said Aunt Jane.
Mrs. Merrlwid curled herself in an
armed chair and consulted the ceil
ing. "Let mo see," she said. "What
was It he did say? Well, ho said that
a widower's life was a lonely ono and
that with tho advance of years ho
realized more and more keenly tho
lack of female companionship. I re
commended a Chautauqua camp meet
ing. 'Or If you care to identify your
self with the woman suffrago move
ment, you'd get lota of it,' I sug
gested. '"It isn't that kind of companion
ship I mean, Mrs. Merrlwid,' he said,
drawing his chair up closer. 'It's an
association of a more intimate and
domestic character that I feel the
need of. I want tho gentle ministra
tions of a woman in my home.'
" 'And help is so awfully hard to
got,' I murmured sympathetically. 'I
know ust exactly how you feel. I
couldn't begin to tell you the trouble
I've had since Hilda left mo. Havo
you tried the intelligence offices?'
" 'I'm not speakiug of aervants,' ho
said. 'I can get all tho servants I
want, but It Isn't so easy to get a
wife a lady of refinement, intelli
gence and bpauty, with an affection
ato nature, an amiable disposition and
domestic tastes. That's what I want,
Mrs. Merrlwid. Am I presumptuous
In hoping Jhat I may bo fortunuto
enough to secure such an inestimable
bleating?' Ho hitched his chair a llt
tlo closer and looked at me with four
magnitude-? of Boulfulnesa through his
double glasses.
"I said, 'If you nsk mo, Mr. Well
along, I should say that It was bomo
presumptuousness. There's no law
against hoping, but a lady of that de
scription is a pretty large order. Still,
I have read of them being liko that In
books.'
" 'Yon are too modcAt, Mrs. Merrl
wid,' ho said, meaningly. 'I know n
lady not a thousand miles away who
ia exactly what I ('escribe, and I
have permitted myself to hope that
she will listen to my eult.'
"I remarked that his suit didn't
seom to be n very loud ono. As. a mat
ter of fact, it was a very neat dark
bluo serge. Ho merely smiled patient
ly and waved tho remark asldo with
a graceful gesture.
"'I am not In tho first flush of
youth,' he went on, swinging hlH eye
glasses. 'I am no longer a romantic
boy and I shall make no Impassioned
plea, i prefer to stato plainly my
qualifications nnd clrcumstunced. I
havo sufficient property to yield mo a
very good income and I should expect
to Sehavo liborally In tho matter of a
settlement and maintain a comfort
nblc, if not luxurious, establishment.
I believe In allowing a woman a roa
Bonablo amount of frodom whllo re
serving to mykelf the right of final de
cision in all in ttters of mutual con
'' i m tnkraily go id nnturcd
cnutctcd, my tastes are
" e) r uacJ, I do not
fkwi WH
IMirJM t
EIS
uso tobacco or alcohol in any form,
and I should mako my wife's happi
ness my study. 1 am Inclined to think
that it would bo entirely her own
fault if she were not happy.'
"That was whore I hesitated, auntldr
I had to admit that it wasn't every
woman had an opllon on a roflned
and non-alcoholic husband, with a
good income, a substantial settlement
and tho assurance of as much free
dom as would bo good for her. I cer
tainly hesitated. Perhaps lu another
moment I might havo been lost, but
right at that point ho queered him
self. "'As I said, I am not in the first
flush of youth,' he repeated. 'But op
posed to that, you would havo noth
ing to fear from my Indulgence in
youthful follies, and I havo alwayo
taken particularly good caro of my
self and, as a consequence, enjoy re
markably good health. Furthermost,
I come of a long-lived family. My fa
ther lived to tho ago of ninety-four,
and with the exception of a slight
deafness was in full possession of all
his faculties. My grandfather wati
actually a centenarian.'
"Well, what then?" nRkod Aunt
Jane, as her niece paused.
"It was then that I got out tho
sklK adjusted tho rollors carefully
and let him go," replied Mrs. Merrl
wid. "It was a good jrropositlon an
far as it went, but it seemed likely to
go altogether too far. I don't say
that an elderly husband Isn't endur
able, auntie, but believe me dearie,
there ought to bo a limit to his dur
ability." (Copyright, 1912. by W. G. Chapman.)
English War Aeroplanes.
After long deliberation and much ex
perimenting, England has finally ac
knowledged tho nocesslty of the aero
plane In modern warfare, nnd has
placed Its seal of approval therein with
an initial order for sixty machines.
This number will be Increased to one
hundred just as soon as a sufficient
number of sky pilots can be trained
to navigate them. To fully appreci
ate the Importanco which this arm of
tho service has already attained, one
must note tho appropriations for the
curront year by the three great Con
tinental powers. France will spend
$0,250,000, a sum sufficient to build a
very fair warship; Germany, $3,500,
000, and Britain, $1,500,000. Tho to
tal for three countries Js $11,250,000,
thun illustrating the Increasing and
high cost of military living. Popular
Mechanics.
On Manliness.
Fortitude comos' next, which Is
necoaaary in temptation, since perfec
tion of sanctity cannot bo so unin
terruptedly maintained in this llfo
that Its serenity will bo disturbed by
no temptations.
Happy Is ho who becomes valiant In
his anger, now resisting, now light
ing, now flying, so us to be found
neither infirm through consenting, nor
weak through despairing. Therefore,
whoever Is not found valiant in his
augur omiiiot exist In his glory. If
wo havo passed through flro and wa
ter, so that neither did the flro con
sumo us, nor tho water drown us,
whoso is tho glory? Aelred (1109
11CC). Left Wedding Party Hungry.
When a wedding party returned
from Merstlinm church to Chaldron,
near Iledhill, Surrey, England, tho
other day, they wer dismayed to find
no wedding cake or other materials for
tlin llinnlinntia If wna frt.in.1 Mint tt
motor lorry in which a London ilrm of
caterers had sent the goods had been
completely burned down on tho road,
and tho wedding party accordingly
had to go without.
Clothes.
He "Did you ever obscrvo what a
difference clothes mako on one's
mind? Now, when I nm In my riding
togs, I'm nil horso; when I havo on
my business suit, my mind's full of
business; when I get into my evening
dress my mind takes a purely' social
turn." She "And I suppose that
when you take a bath your mind's or
utter blank?" Stray Stories.
Odor Not Wanted.
Church They do say tho atmos
phere of London's subways is now
mado to roscmblo that of tho aeaahoro
by blowing ozono Into them.
Gothnm -Now, Just atop to think.
Were ycu ccr at tho si ashore when,
there was a d'ad whale on tho beach?
ffl IU aflTtshk.
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Navy to Test Battleships
WASHINGTON. Corrugated battle
ships will be tho subject of testa
thla winter by Naval Conatructor Da
vid W, Taylor, on duty In tho bureau
of conatructlon nnd repair, in tho na
val testing tank at tho Washington
yard. Four vesaols for tho merchant
servlco have been -built In England on
thla plan. Two outward curves, 23
inches deep, run the length of the
Bhlpa botwecn tho load lino and tho
bllgo. Bctwoon tho convox curves is
n coqeavo surface of equal depth.
Thla partial application of tho tube
principle) greatly IncrensoB tho
strength of tho hull. So much
Btrength la added that tho stringer
platea may bo diaponBod with. This
incrensos tho apaco avallablo for bulk
cargo. In addition, howover, It Is said
that tho corrugated hull saves fuol
and lessons tho offoct of waves on
Uio ateadlncBB of the ship.
Engllah reports lndicoto that a cor
rugated hull will savo 1C per cenL In
fuel over tho cost of driving n smooth
hull of equal displacement. Two mod
els, of equal weight and dimensions,
each about twenty foot long, will bo
Postal Deposit Savings
POSTMASTER General Frank II.
Hitchcock mado public tho other
day the latest avallablo figures show
ing that the deroslts In postal savings
depositories havo now reached the
sum of $28,000,000. The system was
Inaugurated January 3, 1911, but
most of tho deposits havo been mado
within tho laat yoar.
The deposlta represent 290,000 indi
viduals, making an average of $SG per
depositor. The Hyslum In now operat
ed in 12,773 postofllccs, in cvory ono
of tho forty-eight states, including C14
branch postofllcca.
According to tho figures compllod
by tho controller of tho currency tho
total amount of the deposlta In tho
savings bonks of tho country in.1911
was $4,212,583,598. This amount waa
deposited in 1,884 banks by 9.794.G47
individual depositors, and tho average
savings bank account for each depos
itor was $430.09. Comparison of theso
statistics shows that the averugo
amount held by each savings bank
depositor was about flvo times tho av
erage amount held by each postal sav
ings bank depositor.
According to the report of the con
troller of the currency, tho postal sav- j
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Army Officers on Detached Duty to Be Removed
aB,L5,aBal
IT is now estimated at the war de
partment that moro than CO per
cent, of all army officers now on de
tached service will have to bo re
moved from thoir present posts at
once, owing to legislation by congress
during tho last session. This means
that moro than half of tho officers now
serving as military attaches at Amor
lean legations and embassies abroad,
as instructors in tho military academy
at West Point, as Instructors In tho
Army Sorvlco schools, as Instructors
of stato militia organisations and as
instructors in various mllltury aendo
mlea in foreign military schools will
bo ordered back to their regiments.
The lnw, as one officer put It, Ib
"excessively mandatory," Inasmuch as
Spanish Minister Rejoices
IT was stated in an nuthetic quarter
tho othor day that tho Spanish min
ister, Scnor Don Juan Blnno, has 50
suits of clothes and n corresponding
ly largo number of accessories. Spa
cious und perfectly equipped qunrtflrs
aro required to accommodato this
wardrobe, and in selecting tho now
legation special attention wns paid to
this feature.
Tho prcsont legation, In Now Hamp
shire avenue, lias commodious dress
ing rooms and closots for each suite,
but such an outfit as Sonor Illano's In
order to bo easily handled and ac
cessible has to havo a room to itaolf,
and, if posBlblo, ono built for tho pur
poso. Tho garmonts nro classified, and
that thoy may bo easily found an In
vontory Is fastened on tho door. Ac
cording to tho most advanced authorl.
ties "wet" and "dry" rooms aro necos
aary for tho comploto wnrdrobo. Tho
"wet" room removes tho creases and
takes the place of sponging; tho "dry"
room hardens tho coBtumo in tho linos
It has taken.
Whether Senor Rlano's new homo is
Her Reason.
"Did you struggle when ho triod to
kiss you?"
"No, mamma."
"But why did you not?"
"Why, mamron, you ought to know
from his apponranco that he isn't vory
strong." '
Improved Incandescent Lamp.
Incandescent lamps In which the fil
aments are in tho form of an Inverted
tono havo been found to glvo ona-flfth
mora llcht than thoso of tho samo size
i In which filaments form cylinders.
With Corrugated Hulls
constructed hero, ono with n corru
gated and tho other with a plain hull.
Each wlii bo attached to tho traveling
crano which spans tho experimental
tank at tho Washington navy yard,
nnd tho resistance of tho models to
tho water when pulled at a given rnto
of speed will bo accurately registered
on tho dollcato gauges attached to tho
crano. If tho corrugated hull presents
less reslstnnco to tho water tho fact
will bo instantly indicated on tho
gauges No vessel of this typo has yet
been conBtructod In This country, Tho
first corrugated vessel wna built In
England In MOH
Cnpt. G. S. Macllwaine of tho Brit
ish navy, recently asked tho admiralty
to mako a test of corrugated ships
Ho spent a month on tho Baltic In a
ship in which tho ordinary stiff bllgo
kcei Is icplnccd by a keel bearing
dcop horizontal corrugatlona. H1b ob
servations convinco him that tho cor
rugated ship la vastly superior to tho
ordinary typo In Btrongth, stability,
speed and carrying capacity. Captain
Macllwaino claimed that tho idea of
tho corrugated ship was worked out
by Arthur H. Haver, a naval architect
Tho seventh vessel of tho kind to
come, into cxistenco Is now being built
for Norway. Tho British ofTicor says
that a corrugatod vessol la carried
about twenty per cenL furthor with
tho same amount of coal than n plain
ship of similar dimensions. Thla In
n warship means either IncrcnBo In
offectlvo rango or Increase of armor,
aimamcnt, etc.
Show Average of $86
WSrALSAWsl
-.'hoc ypof, ,
WfVSlTOH j
u)-
inga bank of tho Unltod Kingdom In i
1910 held $112,0G8,5CG, out of a grand
tot.nl of $1,07G,2GG,509 in private, and
postal savings banks. In round num
bers tho postal savings deposits In the
United States nro about ono-hnlf of
ono por cent, of tho combined depos
its In postal depositories and savings
banks, whilo in tho United Kingdom
tho postal savings constitute, about
IVi por cent, of tho combined depos
its In prlvato and postal savings banks.
In Franco, according to tho latoet
available flguros, tho postal s&vlngs
in 1909 aggregated $31G,45G,8GG, or an
averago of about $57 for each depos
itor. Postmaster General Hitchcok's fig
ures show that 7,357 banks havo quali
fied to receive postal savings funds.
it requires that any officer responsible
for a failure to oboy It to tho full
shall forfeit his pay and allowances.
Consequently every officer who has
not served at least two of tho laat six
yeara In command of troops will have
to return to his regiment botoro Do
comber 15. It has also boon found by
tho law officers of tho war department
that about a third moro of tho officers
on detached service will have to bo
removed within six months. A largo
number of officers on detached duty
in Washington aro caught pretty se
verely by this order.
It la said that thoro aro officers who
have not boon with thoir commands
for years, as thoy havo had pull
enough to keep them in easy jobs horo
In Washington, whoro they can do
their stunts and not half try, and fill
in tho rcBt of tho tlmo doing society
acts.
Washington socloty without Its
nrmy and navy officers Is mighty Blow.
Thorn hns always been feminlno in
fluenco to keep plenty df tho young
men on detached duty In Washington.
Of course, this order of congress is
l obligatory.
in Fifty Suits, Etc.
co
provided uuli all ihiau comforts Is
not known, but that every means lias
been adopted to koep tho minister tho
"beat dressed man In town," aa ho
was considered In Paris when con
nected wltti tho Spanish embassay
thoro, Is certain.
And It may bo montloned In thla
connection thut nn much caro is exer
cised In tho selection and proper
preservation of tho Bo-called "acces
sories" aa In tho actual uultB. Theso
"accesborles" Include many articles
of porsonal adornment llttlo known to
tho ordinary man, but aro considered
absolutely necessary In mind of the
Spanish Don. Of courso, undor this
head, may bo considered first, tho
very latest in hats, gloves and ties.
Remarkable, Indeed.
"How well Mr. and Mrs. Grasswid
soom to got along togotbor."
"Yes, it la quite roraarkablo, tho
moro so because sho wears a necklaco
that was preaonted to her by her llret
husband and he keeps a plcturo of IiIh
Urst wifo In his' watch case."
Telephones In Theaters.
On tho back of eacti seat of a now
London thoater thero will bo coin in
tho slot telephones to unnblo persons
with dofectlvo hearing to llston to
what Is being said on tho stage.
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HUBBY GOT IT.
L fizaJ
Wlfoy I want to got a big effect
with my now spring gown, doar.
Hubby Don't worry, darling; you'll
got it all right in tho bill. '
RASH ON FACE FOR 2- YEARS
Sioux Fails, S. D. "My troublo of
skin dlseaso started merely as a rash
on my faco and neck, but It grow nnd
kept getting woreo until largo scabs
would form, fostor and break. Thla
was Just on tho ono sido of my face,
but it Goon scattered to tho othor
sldo. I suffered a great deal, especial
ly at night, on account of its Itching
and burning. I would scratch It nnd
of course that irritated It vory much.
This rash wns on my faco for about
(wo yean, eomvtlniCH brenklnc out
lots worso and forming Inrgor sores.
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I also ubo thorn for my scalp and hair.
They cured mo completely." (Signed)
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