Young Folks NOTES AND COMMENTS Sir William Ramsay is not the first eminent scientist to raise a question which, on its face, points to shocking d of the Nietzsche notion that benevolence, kindness and charity are ‘‘elave vir- tues’? unworthy of strong and true men, and that contemptuous indif- ve ference to the fate of the inferior ‘and unfit is a mark of real superior- ity. But few of the scientists really ‘mean business.’’? They may raise the question academically. but they ” drop it like a hot stove practically. therother. ake | to fasten the pontry dvor. apd Mary says. that it is nuisance Should not the unfit be allowed to me to, eurp! die? asked Sir William, and then he. predicted that the fit would have to take over the children of the unfit and went 1 farthest oe =) the house. The was half open; the pent atch did housing is too often w mockery. ‘This |?” ehows that Sir William does not ex- religious ideas. ed from the outside into nite our ideas are as scientific. as they % are human, 4 wisely. go ae on ss pantry floor, and be- gan his work. First he whittled out a nice large button from a piece of rdw Tt ee a round button. let he bored a lit- Letting the unfit die? But how are the unfit to be identified? Are the children ‘of the poor unfit? The era, a EAM OUST 5: will govern us, carry on great en- fs te books, invent lab- PM and religious svstems, and “‘letting the unfit die” is an after-dinner alas, it. was a roun Yes, it turned very pene on the ‘uae ae ecrew, but it did not turn so as to fasten or unfasten the door, a8 While military authority has late- Tommy had planned. It just turn= ne} ae eS round and -round, ‘The door iy gained ground in Alsace-Lor-) stayed shut, all right. It was fas- raine, it appears to have lost corre- spondingly in Hungary. A certain field marshal in charge of affairs at Budapest stretched his authority tened so tight that Tommy could om pape it at all! When he found , he was angry. He pulled Mi Bas and shook and shook the dd : Id nt Siete a eachiodes Males of Oe eae bat in the city from appearing at a garri-| screwing tt jn he had worn down son ball in elit skirts, The ladies|the slot, eo that the screw driver stayed away. The ball was called |did nothing but slip. Tommy had GH The whole sodal “seadon ab| buttoned himself securely into the 3 it “ iry, and he could not get out! Budapest is imperilled. He ran to the’ pantry window No, it was too high to jump out. The ladies have unmistakably in-|The house stood on a eae hill, and the window fe ten feet from. the dicated that they are under the | rannize over them—though a field- marshal, a baron, and what all be- sides—ought to have known better. There are powers and powers. They may be swords and. bayonets in ‘one place, needles and scissors in another. We sympathize with the hectored citizens of Zabern and we congratulate the high-spirited amazons of Budapest. maaan, SARC DREAD OF NOGI’S MEN. In the Russo-J: he heard kitchen, “Mary 1” the called. ‘“O Mary!” After erties she heard him “Well, > ghe cried, as tbe tiptoed stents to the “who’s in a pantry, I Sqotider 14 ita burglar? only me,’? said Tommy. ‘I loor so it couldn’ re some one moving in | With a smile, Toman y's father |* looked a the button in Dita hand. “A round button, on the inside, Sa. | Tammy | What good could that.dot ed. | Well. I never!’’ That was al e said then ¢{ But when Tommv’s family want to tease him a a all they have to sav is: “Tommy, let’s vlav ‘Putton, button, as £ oe the bntton? ”” Tt is not Tommv’s favorite game. yeas pColnanion ‘Nogi’’: To the privates of the Stent rake and the ed frem the valleys of the Volga, Sa the far-off Neva, this man’ Nogi w: the incarnation of fury, the demon of war, men were pictured by HOW 0 TO SHAVE. Some Valnabi, Hints on How to Use a Razor. Safety razors have been but a | mixed blessing; they have made Apart Which ever kind of mie you use, you should be careful always to shave with the run of the beard. diers told one another also how the | y, yell. are W. J. Dilworth Has 1,200 Indians | tribe, the last-to “be st upon go-|early rise her when she aes dence to pan-|the southern portion of + | same ; | the dmplenient, busi BIGGEST INDIAN- RESERVE. Under His Care at Slide Out. Ww. ys DER ee man appoint- ee the re- le Lesson THE SUNDAY SCHOOL STUDY Luke 12. 1-12. Golden Text, Luke 12.8. Fear. Exhortation to Courageous Sin- eerity. This Ganaoii is closely -eon- induced to take treaty ee ‘settle a reservat Me. Dilonth. is kel, months in the ‘superinten- be -called. Se to~ deal |) with some very imp: ques- The matter of “cutting ‘the up into smal grazing | the trac’ & Mr. W. J. Dilworth. is also a question ea undoubt- edly, will be The new agent was hor at Ethel, Ontario, in 1877. He i perenne on se mate's 8 h U yalist on his fa- Hi igh School. “Dakota three years of the four years Arti Dakota, teaching time. Nortl tinn’ ang fill 1801, when he tsontrol of a higher power than that panes = mala Saatete wake me a mer oe in Ward County of the carefully were placed in inside exercised by anybody representing = one came ee He sat down fame eee Tn the outumn ofr the Austrian army in. Hungary. Se tad iipked clus sfeebla 1903, Mr. Dilworth came to Mac- eoslnimeel upon the housete: : ma chix, and iccked his Heels Heod, again entering the implement [In the Hast, proclamations are stil Perce ome ee eemial pe: whio ie ot Jolly way to spen | business, and continuing till his ap- e flat roofs of thi minion of the modistes of Paris.|""}." camed years and years — it pointment as Indian Agent. ouses. : ‘ ‘The silly old man who tried to ty-| really was hours and hours—before | , Mt. Dilworth has grown up with | 4 oa not. oe of them that: kill he actical experi- | the b odv-—Jesus mav have felt that the West, has had prai ence in all Western conditions, will no doubt make work with the red men, of Trish ide, and he completed He aes entered age ne} and in his new neéted with the one of last Sunday. rought upon himsel vp: Prorat of his host for not first “ob- poe aie: the. sean washing. his led to Jesi condemn- ae of the Pharisees HD their ex- actness in trifling rs observed | fi men, in contrast - souk neglect | | attrat outside the house, and they were for ‘the per- | secutions of men, knowing that fear oft them to be re: eous es to the ‘oath pas them of the heavenly ther’s protection and of the ue of the Holv Spirit if thev are brought to ial tor their faith. the mean ti Whi fle. Ser ia been speaking set preceding lesso} The many shducondecA hyper- bolical ee for a great mul- n to say unto his discivles turned to ae people. 1] Beware ye of—A warning phrase ‘a and avoid.” en—In Scripture leaven is generals used ae a type “of evil hich. sprees and puffs up ‘and noes in its i ehaee: The parable be abe Hestre cake 13. 20, 21; Matt, 88) is, however, an exception to this eae meaning. Hypocrisy is not only wick- a Ps is useless, for the true cher- will become known, So Jesus airaee his disciples to sheets and act ly, and to have iia Inner" chambers: outer walls are easily dug theineb? >|'Things which a man wished to guard in the persecutions witch Wereiaurs arise the disciples would be mote toi deceive. him, who after he “hath 2 into. hell —This pa: Fashion Hints ie -anjunt steward; pUN different interpretations. Some think ‘He who cast ‘ate Tell! refers to God, others t be to of the for: Seen in Paris Shops. The gown that is shirtwaisted ele has gone out of fashion. Lats smart wome Young aisle are wearing white a fluted ruffle of moire tibbon: Embroidery with co!o: me of the ae of ens un. said to be about to alae the’ bril- liant as OBES sweet pea 5) Th est, and resem! Turkish eee eombin aid to be comfortable. Rceatee and bela are a feature -o! children’s dresses. Sashes ar Tt wide. ed and patent leathe It is said that ae aigrets ar peeeee Parisian milliners are ian ing their tee ie ‘to flower: sib trim: hats. the tipedee women ate adoro: pa their ~ heads Egyptian bandeaux, set with ambe: or ae and very flexible. we in| to ith flower trimming and edges of oe are worn by many velvet. tee: the edges bordered with red dots is sericea: The golors are not de- licate, but s Clear, Tame fibwakyicolire ars They are e tango ME EREGoRn is the new- les a chemise ane. 2 quite Belts are ot piel ae color- s and wonderful Ea eet means ox without: trving the word usnally used sda tetorrinic th fearing God ;}« (2) in not else mer toa to tear Satan, but to re aaavor to entice us into pnt he has no authority to aehai as us there. eee the idea. sacrifices to the heathen loch -were made, and where the refuse from the city Mae Subiually burning. Hence it became a sym do- 8 Hieal name for the place of punish- ment in’ the other world 4 for two gotten in the siaht ot 7. Fear not—Ceas to fear. Ye are of more Ses aE ne is, su~ e af begin saying aed night at 10 | when were Fou seven tas “On me last bit isthe: The wo: breathing, chi pecitarcee Luke, meaning, ‘Dake | he ‘n-| injury.—Youth’s Companion. hath power to | vice-of ae 4 ee Oud ih tari re reached ‘trom tet HEALTH THE REWARD penecaeaeeees euned Shortness of Breath. not mean difficult comes rom some obstruction in the air passages, but a quickening of te respiratory : movements, aU! the person who is affected feels the need of more air. There are many nes in which shortness of breash arise. ten one of Rae of illness; sometimes the illness affects the § at ib cannot carry oxygen sure for the needs of the ‘sometimes the heart does not maint: ty a Se fasnly rapid circulation of) the ood: jungs are 80 ve not- enough ee left te roosie he air that reathed i some e est is Getotiadd: or tdeveloped, 80 that the lungs suffer mech- weTAnee “Behold, I have set before thee an open door, and no man can shut it.’’—Revelation iii., 8. Here. is the reward which God s to the ancient church in v5 ich being ae given you as a reward for ser vice an opportunity for larger ser- vice which cannot be taken from shortness of breath i is always found a little group of Ghia” connection. wil ia) (Whe:lane who had eaorifioed property ther it be chronic or temporary in| friends, reputation, and peial character, and whether it be caus-| standing; who re tera ‘con=} ed by disease or logs of | stant blood. | When the symptom arises revilement and in diabetes or uraemia, te is a sign Occasional Persecution of ‘the serious blood ‘chan; oo in. those diseases. na person begins to eet of habitual shortness of bre at the hands of their fellow citizens, nd who, in the face of every temp- | v ned ats Bene, g them, in 8 her Adit, power and fam num! o ani begins than shoriness of breath an slight cough. If these cases ai seen and diagnos: ed very early, it is iets The, sy: course, pre- sent in oe troubles as pneumonia, broricho-pnéumonia, eur'sv, which attack the organs of breath e, large 1d abundant wealth: suc- cess appiness and prosperity xs all ee the world holds good, od does nothing more than assure at that helt naa is the oppor- tunity to £9 Ssh es peril and more cruel suffer- irectly. Violent exercise naturally pb Bn bhai er eures, te OE euch treatment: air there: Dhitaiel- fe eepes Golgi ak earner tee sii An Opportunity For Larger Service Which Cannot Be Taken From You Te those of us who have no con-| m of | God’s recompense to ron will be the OF SERVICE and had ig Se forthwith the cause which espoused, And yet, ac better Lee nobler reward could these valiant, souls i oad Q money or fame from his contemporaries, but only the free- ue Servant a Humanity) eh Ald bie a ‘or laurel or Aw f po of multitudes: cares not new heights of righteou al this oe che would purchpes Gis Blade even at the ou of a new cross ther Cal- ol ‘one ‘duty is the power to fulfil a. er. ‘Do right,’’ said the English preacher, Robertson, ed power to more © right.”"—Rev. John Haynes Holmes, i it does not do so, ib is a plan to have a care- ful examination, in ya to find out at is wrong. Young people etinies persist in a favorite form of exercise after thev haye begun to notice their shortening breath; ip that they mav do rte lifelong FREANS PUZZLE DOCTORS, Work for Your Health’s Sake. The Dest talth a ghioved The al His Heart From Side to Side. dae Doctors: were recently much in- exercise’ which ‘it natieraats.1t The a five-year old schoolboy of Chi t traordinary amount’ of brain- work | y me only after years of. mental teaining| = and effort. Sir Seatt, ae stands as a agree to his he lad mae one "ot the m only unwittingly oversee his let- industry as. well genius, was most inletatigable in his pur. tere, but writes fro t to left, rat net ycical exercises oft all| and as a result his ats igen as anes 3 ab many_of which he excelled, which he. could tire most| 4 men i easil } as he could . exce! them in feats requiring long-sus-| tres prevents young Burn’s brain tained mental bose Much. the | from ‘carrying out its proper task. same thing is told of Goethe. These pe ns of nore vision objects men fulfilled to che utmost the ad- “Work while you membranes at “the back of the eye) le down, but the Lach aa AN ENGLISH BOY WHO WRITES |} ™ A Man Named Hermann Can Move terested in the,énse of Hddio Burn, |} eatio heart from Bie to Sy bub stop his Bee from beatin, lo, who was born on the Inland of Trinidad + - about forty of her heart, stopping oe permitting it to boat re is a woman living 3 in Spain m of the horns. Were ires.above the woman’s ears, which: afterwards grew into hard, fleshy lumps, At the end-of four years. from the commencement of the dis- ease a pee of horns made their, ir ap- pa or Sia Horns. ith a diss upon her head w! could cure. More bee fifteen ib aie later @ long and slender horn gr from, ae ner Th Sharm tlt of am secon: tes the vision a In ee case of Burn th #2 inate petite to reverse the vision During tan ‘8 soveral ee dren have been possess ee eyes. Lionél Bat, Fe. Massacl eit of Narbonne: we oculists to who: largest, and whose accomplishment: of work: is greatest for the longest time, se who g into their ‘Poesia is supplied i “in greatest meas- _ EYHERIZING PLANTS. A Fretch Horticulturist Has Ob- tained Excellent Results. Forcing. plants by the vapor of ether seems. to inure proven one fake while a Ssh lad named v0- fer, althou; was practically | ® blind in the Pies had wonder- ful keefiness of sight'in the dark- ness'of the night and ould pick up the most successful me! yet tried. A French horticulturist, G.| 7° 6 Two Heart Bultel, experimented with “All Haye Two Hearts. ether as a means of obtaining ot Y strawberries, and reports . ber much in advance of sine obtained wania, had ayiateon a family of hy, any. othen meth four, composed of mother and three In the winter of 1911-12, ae Bul-] children, each of whom has tel compared. a lobo} nts | hearts. ‘Che treated: with etter al an equal ttend ithe nue enbnsitied to hot baths, Ot scien the hi x, and, much to. his. as- lees lomwete de bisenion (eomaraone” ‘ art Jan. . pes blooming ended on Jan. 8 46, while the first here ey ma- ‘tured on" fet 21, ast on March 15. In~ “the Fe ol with sa thi asayateee in bloom. am Jan. eble prea-hoat &, bipomiing ended on Jan. 205 Jan See ae che wane OF Pel \ malt m= name of Perkins, the a rey Doing Anna, Allen, and Doris, aged 4 hirteén, eleven, and Never shave against the grain; i in who is well ea ith! Toll That sane a rising scarci Be paces auletity,. fr one eee ik Re era ee hie banc: Aut woing the jersey tll oP forteg wool he ia ti slow sores * he best tine of exposire to the | four, ‘respect Te is Imagined of hacteris in coun hrc with | amminition | the razor. en top petticoat. They. take up Teeus, regerdi ae -cther fumes _seeme about shat’ the hearis of the motlier and py Seoeeneate et it, refused to retreat 4 onds-of us, TER e tu ed ry, 1 Pp nd iy toe sa and re-| A safety razor should he pressed small space and do not wrinkle. eouble sit’aa spoken meonnes AUR-eene. hours: cree she sceate her three ehileven pret Hi Grol tanes anes x eetipeer Wat nding suninnd Ane ise ° mes ia their | fat against the tace, te rested | "Gome of the new bolero. coats of Fon ith: the charge. that. he. cast| Plants, .1p0, Were exposed 2r this | pa: hat is to say the compon-| scientist discovered — that in. the enemies sa setae Sees FA ae a, ths ld’ be imitated. |the street costumes just ‘reach the out evil spirits by the aid of the | lemath of times ah P80 vt ¥ixty [ent parts of is organs did not} open subuxbs of London there are need aie iit Syery div is to say, of running | Waist line at the back, Broad belts | Prince of evil. The Pharisees were | ours, and the “ealiness of the lat-| unite, the right ventricle of each! 40,000 particles in n overy gubic inch ee Nori tite Ha oul be th that the rato SOMgNE HOW ASUS tao, a ree or moire extend to meet} denouncing as evil that: which they ne oe ae Sa ioe than! heart (the ehambes which reevives fof ain. Mis ore mi-circular motion. knew to: be good, for mor: bat, produced with tho shoxter ex-| the blood fro tele and } fe 5 xl Perhaps the most important part Me dainiiest bonnets for Title power of Jestis liad, been’ manifest-| posure ein) eae Weighs atiele grow- oe ah Jeans ar eat Saas last Sheil merlot @ shave is: the, lathering, ‘The| tls sre made of lace and tulle and ed. The deliberate tejecti — ing on the right side of the body.| When air is comsbantly floating aie t ena where more the beard “Yo lathered’ ‘the |*he, favored trimming consiéts of/ good, the persistent calling of, good) Mis aon, “band the deft ventriele pe "thon tett idhout and cenit and how Nogi was ming: "At the| Utter it will become; it is falee | Harrow bands of tailless pom ne fas-/ evil, showed -a, state. ; ; muah ae the it and man 38 constantly mow _ first point of contact rand! concn} bs: Seat p: thie ran with small satin, flowers. info, which-the: divine | The Caller You SS sat : % 4 OMT, mp this part, of the islikes the country iid wanes zo Te lian doe- of Port Ase “who. 2 ght fight-| performance inorder. to save time » Children’s sue sh dresses | not penetrates Sins w ‘i a : > ing cea pe remo fist a senihtas are ae a ues ratines, aod to sepia, passion, Bi erring ide to" . city, Does he séein restive ; o ct & sie Tit i e 3 in color inens,” “ . 4 pede Tetras ¢-sypoared — ee Guceea ne air pad piques. ‘The long waisted ef-|rogant “designation of Hod as sea ae Tangtwist a * i 3 sty 1 quite mser eis wighout wip the| and the soap should be: thoroughly ge Roepe nanan a me an | eat siace he iene aire Egat pen a + 3 ae off it was hot water. A razor | down to date by yomig it ‘the old upon | a aus Tabationt was on the nebr.. Their first astault crumpled. ‘up thé Ruslan defense like paper. tter for a rest occa-| collar. cutting the neck i Bee ey that 2 body. Wak ch Pp aera Sonat : Sine ie sisi ame iiooidallad him. The Silencer. ee rate : Aakash teks to uso a strop proper- Alwaya there must be the little de- Showing. persistent | the Magistrate (to offending, mio- ‘ ovable Heart, the -batile otles in tHe Huasian Tan-| s-atrop. shoud han | ol ie eee ete tens ton are fined den doviass.| A mai‘named Hermann, of, Hun: ; 5 | fror not : nitiness begins «#0411. Synagogues =< Jewish local | pn rist—Ml right, wold jnan || gary, has extraordinary. heart. 8 ee, Bite sey ereege waist-line, Shaving, e care! show in the. lighter costumes, but cus were held in the xynagogues, has wer of dis- S Neale tment trot ‘Port H Me ait [ofa razor, is @ science; and the the size of the solhoustis is ‘increas. [over wilich elders who | wees Fe: locating thegpkgan and moving” it man wi ep his razor in|ed-less one ‘might’ suppose, ) sponsible: for discipline, --presided. fromits prop! on the te: se ane ti: ching acres ©] good condition is @ man to be en-| simply pees a Yulfles are 59/The elders-eonld: sentence “to ex- 2 ie ee erigunplea: Gye oer a oll 2 Coe Ate sare ae eae eee | Inet sew a ee epair aid like a prairie fire, and : 5 Higher powéys thay the Incal Jew! a time, while P ms von Berg: sphnite because take no. Sean 1 «soon -the ; -great army was in Equal to the Emergency. 2 Smart. i” igh eourts, such as the Sanhedrin, mann declared that new a man|am hale because I take no we. My: ‘xetre: 6 | Har Fathor“Young nian, 1 shut] “How old are you, Jobpny 1, [and Roman court Sine had a comioxtable ie, | who has sich power asim his: must reacots fOr being an : up fhe house a 30 prompt!” 3 ‘ cles that he eos vd mete cach of] My, health is man, hoi did yon |e Weer es bor os ee eas not only: able Aoate m Poor yea wile lost nergy nia’ pins from the floor of « pitch aioe in off, fy finally, t gu Ruoheys Pen grew out ae the sides of the wo- man’s hea a. rock weighing over. 100 ponnds to be broken by dynami upon it. The rock, cha: hi the explo- sive and carrying was f ina a OEMS cage, the sides of which were surrounded by strong winsenattdnta de to. prevent fi the splintered roc! ‘ing out at the explosion. had laced the cage w i , the by a. Liverpool doctor bullet-proof skull, tel against the skull. fered was a very bad hea ster he had recovered cones ee See ake BACTERIA 1 e piousness. bust. Heat of the Sun and right Light Keeps Them Down.