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----------~ ~ w w w e W W W W ^ ^ W W l Cowards and Heroes By F. A. ......................................................... ............................................... ““ T u f f it i t m u m W W H W K t^ ■* I .....1 t ^ l i . l . . ^ s. . . • — a loudtalkiug. boastful ruffian Is a poltrvoa, pleasing as the thought may be. Any such assumption Is quite likely to lead one into a very embar rassing situation. • • • • • • • O. Henry once said that when II came to a choke betweea tackling a swaggering bully nud a quiet strangei be would pick on the latter every time. Nobody ever proved that- John L. Sullivan was a coward. Yet II was Sullivan's habit to brlug hl? list down on the table and emphatically declare that he could lick every so aud so In (lie w orld ll was fell al the time that he did not exaggerate very much. At least, few quiet strangers stepped noiseless ly out of their obscure corners to prove that he was a liar. Il Is. of course, a fa d that fighting words do not make a lighting man. • • • • • • « Noise itaelt means little. The mils lest person may have fur less ability than the person who does not loud- ^ ° í ^ < « H« « !<1^ = -'0<>íH><>ocHKK,<H><ao<H5«to o o o < > a o o (> o c o o o o o a H E R E Is a great deal being said these days on the Interesting subject o f getting -til" and keeping “BI." are told every little while how per sons of note prepare themselves for their >-nerouk duties come breeally In their unices In the morning, seills themselves before their desks and without any apparent effort do a real man's Job before the laggards gel fair ly In hurness To the average young innn or worn an, (he matter of gelling “ lit” and Selenium o ’ Itself Is very combusti keeping "fit" Is a more or leas seri Lake H a t Own Fauna ble, hut when a dilute solution Is ap ous business. piled to the Insulation of braided tele fis h In Lake Baikal a r t not typical II Interferes with evening diversions They are frivolous pleasures and silly social phone wires II makes the line quits of Arctic ocean variety. engagements which In most Cases are flame-proof. The paradox la not very more like (he fish fauns of Ihe N orm res|Minslhle for a very large percentage clearly explained, hut there are s few Ivttiperale region In general, bul In de- lali they are peculiar fo Lake Baikal. other chemicals which behave In Ilia of the world’s sorrows iH-csuse (hat lake has been Isolated for same manner. If you are otiservunt as you loiter long eons of time, and Ihervfnre has front play house lo palatial resiau developed a fauna peculiar lo Itself. rant, you will find that the men and • w - - PU women who are doing tho really lilg ’ W hat Does Your Child C o v e te d D is tin c tio n tilings In life, ere not to he seen In the glided boxes or at the snowy The Inlilals “K. C.." a fte r a man a W ant to Know clothed tables name In ( ir r a l Britain are conferred 1 hey are al borne, storing (belt by royal patent upon lisrrlslcrs of dls- fry minds with something useful or snor llncllon. I I glvt*s certain rights o f B A R B A R A B O l'K J A tL Y Ing iwucefull. In ed, gelling natural procedure over harrlalcrs not so hon ->0-0 Sleep, resting taking cure of rliclt ored, and Is a highly valued dlslluo bodies and cons 'ring (heir energies (ion. for the stark of the morrow. They are g.'tt.ng “fit” and keeping D o m e itic A d ju it m e n t í ■fit" In the CTree* wuy. lt le nol s liad guada, saya a prom- And you h a r4 only to look these i i laent medical suthorlly. that ft per men und women ovei In (lie iiioinlng cení of (he bettar educated w ornen In to see that the? are “fit” to grupple America flnd lt v e r, hnrd to adjuat with uny s tu lto rn problem that may tbemaelvea to lite dutles and lim ita- confron* them, con! deni ot i insler.v liona of domeatlclly.— Wotusii's liorna I heir mind- are ns clear as u bell, i Componían. their hands ns firm as the roots of an oak. T he P a r t H e E n jo y e How then, seeing these successful Frlend lluahand Is lite peraon a b o men nnd women becoming mure suc alien he goce lo llie rlaaalcal concert cessful each passing duy. stronger ami richer at the end ol eii -h year, can wllh hla wlfe, la pleased If he heara " llllla bit rtint sounda falm ly tlke you take note of their achievements W H E R E DOES L IC H T N IN Q GOf und accomplishments without pruc ''The G ihm I (lid Suinmer Tim e.”—8L Lightning goes Into the ground tlclng tlielr virtues und Imillutlng their Loula Globo-Democraf. examples? To electrify the earth. Some wise men think electric shocks They have learned how to get «ur Pope V o lu n ta ry " P r iio n e r ” and keep “fit.“ Cave plants and trees their birth The I ’ope Is charncterlsod as the i v o p « y C r o i p y rig h t I “prisoner o f the Vatican* because ha has taken upon himself voluntary Im prisonment as a protest between the Vatican and Ihe Qulrlnal. doling from 1870. ly broadcast Ids merits and abilities Hui neither does noise prove that a ntao lacks courage or ability. In fact, some of our most success fu cltlxens are llu«« who have shout ed their own praises the loudest. I do not say that this Is meritorious Il would probably become them belter to be more modest when referring to themselves Hut modesty pays few dividends I'he world usually takes a m an at lilt own valuation— at least until It flmls him ouL Insolence Is often a mask for cow unlive and boastfulness Is often s mask for Incompetence. Hut nut al ways The domineering bully mny be an obnoxious nuisance. Hut that does not make him a cowurd by several lumps So If you deckle to mis If with him ba prepared for a real scrap. For It Is u I hiui s ii even chunce lliat you will Hnd yourself engaged In one. (Copyright » w < ! '3 ': 'a o O1W Checks Static From Engine on Airplanes cooked mem, one capful of thinly sliced tomatoes one cupful of sliced carrots, mid enough of the cabbage chopped to till the bead. Season well and lie up In a cloth and steam until the cabbage Is tender. Serve on a chop plate cut Into pieshaped pieces Concordia Salad. M il together two parts of shredded l bínese cabfiage and one pari of diced pineapple, one part of orange pulp and one part of seeded grapes Lay ,,n blanched lettuce and served with mayonnaise. (®. 1HS Western Newipapet Union 1 P ro p e r F re e d o m There are two freedoms— the false where a man Is free to do wliat he likes; the true, where a man Is free to do what he ought.—«'hurles Kingsley ------------- — — “ Who Is that plain H ide old woman over (here, John? Mho tried (o open a conversallon with me, bul I cut her off s h o rt One has lo lie p articu lar In a pines like this.“ “ Now tlinl was WALKER tactful o f you. ■ m il,, she is only <00000000000000oo • lbs w ife of my hoes . . . and he's Just asked me lu bring you lo to dln- And the methods they have adopt I tie r with them !" ed a le so simple (lull you enu emhruce — We them ss your own, becunte strong U te R e a to n in C o m m a n d where yon are weak, capable where Truly, a coiumxud of gall canuof you are IneIBclenf and qualified lo shoulder similar responslhlllHrs with he obeyed like one of eugsr. A man laaai require Jun and reasonable (he same euse. Gel “111" snd keep “III,“ ought lo Iblngs, If be would see the scales of obedience properly trimm ed. From be the motto for everybody. orders which are II'--ro p e r springs re- ( A by M c C lu r e N e w s p a p e r S v a d l r s t w l ►l-tnnce, which Is not easily overcome — Basil F ire p ro o fin g P arad ox Getting “F it;” Keeping “F it” By JO H N BLA K E E < lf lir t I II f .* r»««t f I It w M «', lix r x « Z A N X E (it f (lie Interesting fictions which hud lllerature nourishes and supports Is that a noisy, bolster ous man is necessarily a coward. The blustering bad man and the quiet, modest hero are two of the fa ▼orlte characters of authors and readers of popular adventure stories. In the Inevitable clash between these two characters the poor bud tuun nev er has a Chinaman's chance. lie is always proved an arrant cow ard. The quiet one. usually tllcklng a speck of dust from ids coat. Invari ably emerges victorious from every eD counter with his rival. Everybody likes to think of an In solent, domineering bully getting his Just deserts. U he gets them through an apparently weak, quiet little fel low, the picture is Just that much more enjoyahle. Unfortunately, we cannot make a thing so merely by thinking of I t The things we Imagine do noi alwuys exist In real life. It Is not always wise to assume that - T Brownie and the Loon (\ S u p e rb I a c t ° o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o OOOO Q O O O O O O O O O O O O O o o oooooooo ooo o D im e n tio n i o f A u it r a lia B IL L IE B R O W N IE hud always Australia la the only riu iiliien t en b8 fO ( l i n t very v n r v s u b je c t-a ______ to that s was really the tirely In the southern hemisphere. Its wanted to talk to the bird known -•Are you so restless, then?' lllllle tru th ! as the Loon or Great Northern Diver. Brownie returned. ” 1 suppose your greatM t length Is 2 .K » miles from He didn’t know what to do. And He had heard (he expression *‘ns east to west, and from north to south family all have Ihe same kind of a dis even nfter he saw the loon he did mu position?" crazy as a loon” and he knew It was the greatest measurement la 1,071 know what to say. He decided to him alwuys used when people did silly miles. Billie line long ago discovered dial se.f he would wait awhile and see Lieut. G. H. Lie Buun. U. S. N„ exhibiting the new spark plug for i.lr- crazy things. once a creature was started In talking whether the loon seemed sensitive or h ^|fttionn b o !8r " lll‘’h ii“-l 'ieS ’ o*“ ,en -'ear" l'l problem of suppressing engine lie wondered If there was any truth about himself, there was no effort N o rw e g ia n D a n c e touchy" or whether he appeared ns dmt win 7 f ° rec* r>tion airc raft. In other words the III the expression or how it hud s tart about making him continue. The most characteristic dance of though he would not mind vvlial whs from Ids engine ’ * whlIe “ » “ 'r without static ed In the first place. "Yes. we have much the same dis Norway Is the “ Hailing." It Is gen talked of between them. position divided up among the mem So he decided he would call upon u erally ds a red by single dnneers or by 1 he loon did seem very nervous, loon. hers Of ihe family.*' the ham said two or three dancing In competition. lie was, Billie Brownie soon saw. a BHIle smiled Io himself The loon The music Is usuully In 2-3 time and Id On his way there lie wondered just ►•»-»♦♦»ossooo ss oooooso s»M»ke ns though dispositions were ill how he would talk to the loon. a m ajor key. vhled up a: lion and gardens mlgl.l It was rather a difficult thing to lie divided. go to u creature and suy: P oor A m o n g P r o ip e r ity ‘lo u see we have always been rest "Look here, old chap, they say a Prosperous America can do you no less. Bui we re nol crazy when we re lierson Is as crazy as u loon when (hat goo«] unless you take advantage of Its rrw*. By NELLIE MAXWELL person has been behaving foolishly. Is “ W e re pretty foolish at Hines, now opporlunlllea; one can lie as (uair here Il true? Are you nbout as crazy aud as anywhere. If he elects lo submit to »ml again. But It Is when we re put foolish as a creature can be?” p o v e rty .-E . W. Howe's Monttily. In dose quarters that we go crazy. MOST delightful salad and one suit, and teaspoonful of minced pa.» le s . It would be extremely difficult leg. we go plain crazy—or fancy which “ will be enjoyed by a ll’ Is: Icy the onion taken from the centers to say that, and yet that wan j,Jst ex S elf A n e r tio n crazy If you'd prefer to s|ie,ik of h Rice Salad. chopped F ill the onions, adding bul actly what Billie Brownie wanted lo In thul way. Most of the hooks designed fo de Cook three tuhlespoonfuls of rice I d ter to season Hnd out. Place them in a pun “ they do nol keep us In the zoos velop "p erso nalll,- are probably aol,| boiling sailed water for ten minutes add erenin and cook until the onions He puzzled and he puzzled us to ttie _ cause we go crazy, lose our nppe to men who Hiiiik you can correct a drain and add one cupful of orange are tender, busting often .lust before way lie would begin the conversation flips und (||| oik traffic lain by t,Kiting your horn — Juice In a double boiler; cook until the serving sprinkle generously with hut Perhaps lie would start In by say “ We wouldn't mind, perhaps. If we Newcastle Courier. rice Is tender; cool, add one half cup tered crumbs and brown in a hot oven ing something about foolishness arid had quantities of room, bul (pianti ful of blunched and shredded almonds then say, as though It hud Just oc ties of room means fo lie free D ie d W ith J e tu i sprinkle with salt, arrange on slices curred to Idm : Vegetable Salad. n n d 'J i” Wl,en We hBVe b,‘*’n 1,1 lt'>(ai fdsmas Is Hie legendary name o f o f pineapple with halls ot cottage Arrange on a planet a mound ot and when we have gone crazv (hat “ By the wuy. they tell me you re a the penitent thief crucified with Jesus cheese. Serve with French dressing finely shredded lettuce and cucumbei h' ? e "ew’ " * »"'• »'sve said: tilt foolish yourself." He Did Not Know W hat to Say. This is a salad appropriate to serve slices moistened with mayonnaise n Christ, lie Is also sometimes known See those crazy loons. Hew vert He whs afraid, 'though, that he w ith a duck dinner. ns I*emas nnd Dysonas. which a few capers have been added very ernzy they are.’ most marvelous diver and lie did ids would not be nble to say this In such I'ovei With grated carrot and sur 'So we have the reputation of be marketing with great ease and master a way as to make It Sound as though Onions Stuffed W ith Ham. F a m o u i S w is s M o u n ta in round with slices nt hard cooked egg fulness. Ing crazy •(’razy nt a loon' has he he had Just though of I I Peel eight good-sized onions, covet against which stand a tiny tree ol From the Swiss mountain, the Rlgf, "You'll forgive me If I'm n bit rest come quite an expression Then he wondered If he could talk with boiling water and boil until near cauliflower. now’ »„'„e n l ,f,’r " s View of :«M) miles In every direction about crazy things people had done less," the loon aid. " I l s my dlspo ly tender; drain, rinse in cold water slllon." Is seen from the top. R|g| | , abou, now lllllle Brownie. <;iad you called and o d d : and drain again. Cut out the centei "« Ihe signs of either end of the town eight miles from Lucerne. lllllle Brownie was delighted. Here Cabbage Imperial. “ I don't suppose you've ever done o f each onion to leave a cup Sprln Fold hack three or tout leaves from was the loon introducing the subject «ay to Hie automobile people w hore anything silly, have you?” kle the Inside with suit and pepper himself I ll firm head ot cuhhage. With a sharp come a-vlalilng.” N o t O fte n e r Bill he was afraid that might T ake one cupful of cooked ham knife n il out tlie center, leaving a f ’lllle needn’t have spent so much And lllllle Brownie wenl home with Safety zone. A place where pedes do. That might sound as though Cbopjted, one cupful ot breadcrumbs. ihick wall. Take one cupful of co|i| Us e worrying and puzzling over what h a d ro ’’'' a" « ‘"'out bavin« trians nre not killed any oftener than had meant the conversation lo lead up he might say. had to ask the question. U elsewhere. — Los Angeles,Times. <rontrl»ht ) Some Recipes W orth Trying ’ A * * * ^ - ^ y ............ I ........................................................................................................................ .. M u tt G o T o g e th e r I resident Coolidge Visits School of His Boyhood r T ' l I E heart must tie -* A crystal pool. Through all life's turmoil Calm and cool. T he things around To know, to love, And still reflect The things above. No argosies W ill plough Its deep. No passions o'er Its waters sweep, No glided ships T h e ir pennons show. But, oh. the peace The heart will know I SOME HINTS ? •' By DO UG LAS M ALLO CH _________ •' By Viola Brothers Shore • ............................................................ .. FOR THE GOOSE— • i A 1« divided agalnsl Itself it A-’" hds of times H,e neighbors eun'l stand It „either Null,In l„„ |„ v ~ „ X u g h ““' There ran he no economy where Hiere Is a,, efficiency.— Lord Bucons- fleld. O fte n N o te d We sometimes fear tho heller a mn„ pretends to |,p W()r;ie ,lfi ta |k - uhout you.—Montgomery Advertiser. C ity M a in ly F re n c h Ah„„, 75 p,,r pp„, O'ntlon of 1.1»,.000 Is of French origin. „„ MC(JM f<)r 'OU ° f UiBM " ,n' flln'' A woman's conversallon might nn, Whm s’h r ' t h ^ hu' " " l”- wngf «he fhlnkn About. FOR TH E G A N D E R — Nobody , h„, „ Jll(.knM W()ll|(| o „ ^ . wore ou’ ,<," n ° ,h" |p( <-> ?vU F F , E( R I N ü For I care more For pence Ilian power, And know no heiiuly Like a flower, I (hank the God Who made of me Only a pool And not the sea. Next to wet feet, the mnR, „„„ mis thing for a lover la moist palms eliminated ColontroublcTb " t h ? D ? C * j“ ,ò * n‘* R ir t f M ig r a tio n ! ( ® by M c C lu r s N e w s p a p e r S y n d ic a te ) 1 Rlrds travel more aw lftly during he spring migration, as they have had a carefree winter, while In the fall they are fired after all the fam Hy cares ot the summer. g s S f îitoS S * T“ÄiRjk-
