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DAILY EDITION oe Saturday, March 8, 1913./the name of Mr. W. J. Brvan.|some great pair « ' on |
wee = whom his admirers rm the |mortalize that picture per
‘ ;
THE DRAMATIC is a tribute to the drama rath-/first Christian citizen of the) manent canvas, that picture gi
world,” and the name of Pres en té the world’s readers this
| er than to heroism; it is an ex-
ELEMENT ao dent Woodrow Wilson have been week's Literary Digest by the
What is the meaning of the pression of the dramatic sense) 2, coasted for the offices help of the é@leetrotyper’s art
chorus of admiration that has} rather than a response to an Z
gone up throughout the world} heroic appeal. Much of the One Touch of Nature Makes the Vancouver's f Y.M.C.A
for the member of the Seott! world’s truest heroism makes Whole World Kin building is to « $340,000 and
expedition, who, rathei than| no appeal, because -_ pn At the Memorial meeting for!“ = Bow pee . oa The
Z * ele ont is lacking we of the most me twp Ve
be a further drag upon the oo * rT 2 the British heroes of the Antaré ~ - ,
heroism of patient men and wo ; lol McNeil ract has be«
party, walked out into the inenatrumeting te live desent| &° tev. John MeNeill, of Gook's
: : —— *reshyteris shure ove is
blizzard to what he knew, and and useful lives amid unfavor- resb tet - 7 7 “ : dh Poverty |
wearers deeply " ie following
what his companions knew, to able conditions not of their prayer: We are meeting in spir After natural efficiency, the
be certain death? The ine id- | own ordering, passes unnot- it in the far-distant region, and) #'eatest cause poverty is in-
ent is described as a supurbh| ed because of the absence of we afe looking around, and we emperance, according to the
case of self-sacrifice by a mar 1| dramatic incident. Yet a man see the sleeping “forms, and we | Por! of the inspector of charities
for the benefit of his co m-| ike J. M. Synge, with a strong Litt cui Mitets i The We pray i? Ontario rh opinion swas
rades. sense of the dram@tic posel~ the widow and the orphans based on an vestigation !
We are not concerned | w} bilities of even the common nd especiaity we ne be the some 22.000
with the heroism of the act,| places of life, is able to reveal Ath hoy whe is the moat hk ved eo
but with its effect upon the to us and make us feel, as he bov in the world today short Term Prisoners
aginatio o e orl oes “The rat the 7 : 2
imagination ..a world d = Phe Rider : . To one looking upon the face A prison farm is to be estab
There is not the = slightest Sea,” that the very essence of > bal vine thoths . h ; hed tl ‘ ' t} Kd
0 une ther 8 she sits ished lis eal "Ny 1é dmot
‘ § Laptair ates as ‘age . J I :
d abt re cn ial i - ° ¥ . “ 7 — ee lg = a upon the chair arm with her bare Ory Council er
a sath Neither 1s le * a a so rac * ole “ a oh armed. bare footed baby boy |term prisoners will be eommitte
oO f ver > rr ; “r ce } “«o o er
doubt that every member ¢ in her cabin i ron standing on the chair seat beside and set to work, in order to pro

the noble little band was a he- fire place, softly crying to her

 

 

 

 

her, we cannot help feeling as de f thei n@e . . j
, | ‘ i ‘ their ‘ expense, and
or or possessed thg stuff of self over the loss of her hus- 4 . ' a ! ;
cS ;one gazes into those mother's! also to help the towards moral
which heroes are made The band and her sons. Distraet-| ..... peering a they tol: 5 The pian f wed will
; \ ‘ I = as the see ‘ ecovel ‘ t ‘ ower i
" : P e., ® a ave we bs
que otton of heroism — there ed old mothera hav ep = | search the wide waste of the sea lx that f reformatory farms it
_ fore, be laid aside. But there ently to themselves over Miss if looking with “ansiety/for| Ontario and in many of the sts
is another aspect of the in- loss of their loved ones since} : a ;
some eturning ship, one cant es, the specia urpose being to
cident. humanity Became GREOWERTS ». ¢ontine thus :
: but it he eeling that that sel =| dea satis vy than 1
Suppesing a man to be af- with human feelings; — MH fC-\ face betrays the price that she | de he fine eva with arrests
flicted with an imeurable and quired the genius of a drama-)).. pooen paying to give mankind |for drunkenness
contagious disease; supposing tist to reveal the heroism and
that, realizing the burden he the tragedy of such a situa
was to his wife and family o1 tion. ?
to his friends, and the danger If there is a class of mer

of communicating his disease and women today that ought

 

to them, and knowing that of the world, it is the class ir
there was no hope for him, he| be ranked among the heroes
were to walk out of the house.| which are found the men and

not into a blizzard that meant| women who are struggling pa-|

certain death, but into a river]  tiently, quietly and often with]
where death would be just as} out hope of other reward than}
certain as in the blizzard, the good they may do, for the}
would the world rise up and prevention of disease Yet
eall him a hero? Does the these people attract no atfen-
ehorus of adniiration with tion, for the most part. There
which the story of Captain is nothing dramatie abeut
Oates has been received meat} their work; and the world must

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that in the estimation of the have its drama, or it will have
world a man is justified in no heroes. If a man goes
sacrificing his life so that he over Niagara Falls in a barrel
may no longer be a drag on his every schoo! boy in the coun-

try will know his name ;but a
man may spend his whole life
in the service of humanity for
the causes of disease and the
remedy, and the people of his

friends? Or does it simply
mean that the story reached
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BANDIT GETS SMALL BOOTY

|Seeks to Rob Passengers on Train

Leaving St. Louis, But Loses
His Nerve Too Soon.

St. Louis, Mo., March 6 s ‘

passengers on Wabash train N
i, which left here at 9 p. m. f
Kansas City, were robbed by a}
ne highwayman before it was)

limits tonight
boarded the

near the weal

bevond the city
The bandit

1 Delmar station

ern edge of the city,
the Des Moiges sleeper, drew his
' iver on B. L. Kennard and
mmpeliing him to lead the way
started down the aisle to co
oney from the passengers, The
st passenger the bandit il
i ached was W. ¢ Wiles
Louisville from whom he
810 and a watch He next con
manded A, M. Snedden to hand
ver his money Mr Sneddet
drew thirty cents from his pock
handed it to the robber and, be

fore the astonished bandit had
time to demand more
himself in a washroom

The bandit then seemed to lose
his nerve and, pulling the air
brake cord, stopped the train a
Glen Echo, a small station about
sixteen miles west of St. Louis

and escaped in the darkness. The

train went on to Kansas City
News of the bbery did net
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