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countless other girls besides myself would like answered “It seems to me that the average man marries the coy quiet girl but after a few years of married life Is apt to seek the Bociety of the vivacious girl very often at the expense of his wife's happiness” Here are some opinions of London people: vicar of St Rev C H Grundy Peter’s Brockley believes in the attraction of the opposite “1 think the quiet man generally marries and generally should marry the vivacious girl" he says “and the bright vivacious man on the contrary prefers and gets on better with his opposite “Some of the quietest men I have known" he said “thoroughly enjoy tbe vivaciousness of their wives You don’t “Men like contrasts want a replica of yourself You want variety A wife who Is your double doubles your dullness “The best wife Is the ’contrast’ wife and if you are both alike your home is dull and monotonous' Abridged Bible An abridged Bible is being advocated — one that will contain only the vital parts of the great book and that omits hundreds of pagea of matter now not read at all except by students No doubt such a Bible would become Instantly popular because It would all be interesting and to the point In this age none except students will wade through vary long books Everybody wants the truth boiled down to the very shortest space The great story of the crucifixion is told In very few words and all the essentials of the Bible for the average person could easily be the pages required covered in for the whole work — Gallipolls Tribune Montenegrin National Dress The national dress of Montenegro Is of consisting very picturesque The head bright and varied colors gear is a becoming cap Sweet Bits of - Skilfully Cora cooked— Post Toasties —At Your Service Ready to from POLICIES and Republicana Alike Surprised at Way President Wine Hie Way— Will Get Such Lawe at He Wante DOAN’S ‘CONTRASTS' FOR Democratt A North Dakota Cut Mm 0 J Tyler Condo N My feat ytt and limbs vereawolien and couldn't sleep on aoouuntuf kidney weakness My back was lama and sure sod felt miserable Doau's Kidney PI cured ids sod when bare had occasion to ass them since they never tailed Get Doan’s at Any Store Box Quiet PROGRESS HOUSE HILL eat tightly direct sealed sanitary package From our ovens to your table Post Toasties are not touched by human band Delicious with cream and sugar or fruits For sale by grocers everywhere Post Toasties have Distinctive Flavor By GEORGE CLINTON Washington — Members of the Democratic party In congress today say in the way of what might be called an admission that when Woodrow Wilson was elected president the general Democratic view of It seemed to be that after March 4 It would be a case of a White House lamb among Capitol Hill Hons Today some of the Democrats say that it seems to be a case of Capitol Hill lambs and a White House lion Democratic senators and representatives told President Wilson some time ago that they thought it likely he would win his tariff fight Today they are tening him that he has won it Consistently with the original lion and lamb theory the Democrats thought at the first that the leaders In congress would have their own way In tariff legislation Now they say that they made a mistake and that it is virtually an assured thlug that the Democratic senators will get together preserve party harmony and give Mr Wilson exactly what he has asked for In the way of tariff reform It Is difficult to determine which Is the more surprised in Washington today the coservatlve Democrats or the Republicans because of the compara tlvely fairly easy way In which Mr Wilson 'seems to be making progress with his policies now The Democrats not only say that his tariff bill will go through the senate virtually as he has approved It but that the fair promise today Is that he will get cur and rency legislation legislation In accordance with the views which he will express as to what form such legislation shall take Is Wilson’s Responsibility The tariff measure after It becomes a law possibly may work the ruin which some gentlemen predict for It but whether It works evil or good It will be Woodrow Wilson’s legislation A good many of the formerly reluctant Democrats in the senate while they do not appear to have become eager In their desire to support the pres! dent seemingly have made up their minds to support him and voting support from all his party In the upper house is what the president needs because the Democratic majority there Is not large Some of the Democratic senators who have leaned toward protection have as their progressive brethern put it been brought Into line by presidential persuasion accompanied by a a good showing of firmness For many weeks some of the upper house men urged that certain schedules as prepared by Mr Underwood and his on ways and means were committee of a kind to bring disaster to some of the home Industries Every' possible argument personal political and economical was used to Induce the president to recede a few steps but be the Democrats say today that stands where he stood at the first and that bis bill barring a political or a legislative cataclysm will become the law of the land The Democratic senators of both factions finally have agreed among themselves that they must have concord at any cost Bave that of future elections President Wins Victory Mr Wilson seemingly has won his victory and his backbone has proved to be made of a different kind of material than some of his party brethern thought when they first went to the White House to hail him president The president the Democrats say has been forced to make no compromise in order to secure what they declare now seems certain will be the fruits of a victory won by standing pat on a national convention platform and on the platform of promises In the made by the party speakers last campaign It seem likely to prove that Mr Wilson is going to accomplish something which Mr Cleveland failed to The latter once allowed accomplish to bill a Democratic customs get a place on the statute books after declining either to sign It or veto It durconstitutional limit ing the time of allowed for either action This Is an old and oft repeated tale but It carried a lesson with It and the present president of the United States seems to have learned it Mr Cleveland lectured congress and held it up to the scorn of the country after its majority had failed to do what It had been Instructed by the Mr Wilson told conpeople to do gress In advance what he expected it to do and It is known definitely that went word the forth that a veto would be forthcoming unless the tariff bill met squarely the promises made In advance of the election "Same Old Tariff Drama Up to the present time there has been no real debate of the tariff bill When the senate gets hold of the measure there will be debate for even with the seeming assurance that the senators will put the measure through very much as Mr Wilson wants It there are many of the upper house men who will want to air ‘their views concerning the schedules and will want to give them airing at some length that Senator La It Is understood Follette may talk for a day in behalf of his ideas of the tariff and it Is rumored that several other progressive Republicans and some Democrats In the Intend to do the same thing house It' is sharply a case of the maWhat the leaders of the jority rule dominant party want to have done Is done and the program that they fix for general debate and for debate under the rule Is adhered to In the senate no majority rules agatnBt the debating wish of the dividual It is expected that this bill freighted with so many joys or woes according to the way In which it 1b looked at will be passed by the house at the time agreed upon and that it will be passed by a great vote It has been put cynically within a day or two that two good old travelreached Washington ing companions together the tariff and summer weather The latter for a few hours now has quit the company of the tariff but the two companions will get toand the gether once more shortly capital and the capttol will present summers recent of again the Bcenea It is the same old tariff drama over again in the same setting and with a good many new faces among the minor actors A good many of the members ot congress say with a perfect abandon of frankness that it is just as well the dominaut ones limited general debate to a few days and will limit debate under the rule to Even such only a few days more tariff patriots as Mr Payne and Mr Fordney It is said are glad In their hearts that the thing as far as the house is concerned is to be over quickly No Friction There While some seem who persons to be looking for a row always have found occasions on several Presiof friction between symptoms dent Wilson and one or two of his cabinet officers nothing really has developed yet in the way of trouble which any political opponent of the president could lay his finger on and Bay "here 1b where they come to the parting of the ways” These seemingly are the plain facts In the case thus far and men of all parties here say that as far as peace and concord In the cabinet are concerned they are there to sit at tbe family council table twice a week and probably to be present whenever the official ones get together on othei occasions in ‘between There seemingly however has beef a slight difference of opinion on tbs face of things between Attorney Gen eral McReynolds and the president Note that it is said on the face of but nothing has happened to things show that Mr Wilson up to date does not agree with bis cabinet officer The seeming dfference lies in the fact that Mr Wilson on one or two occasions has expressed views which seem o be counter to those expressed by Mf in a specific case McReynolds The Attorney General has said that the case of the American Telephone and Telegraph company charged with a monopoly in restraint ot being or something much like that trade should be referred to the interstate commerce commission instead of goDoes this ing the way of prosecution mean that there is a radical difference bt opinion on trust matters between President WilBon and his attorney It seems to be a case in general? believes which Mr McReynolds that rather than prosecution regulation Bhould be used in dealing with certain kinds of alleged trust cases There are some people who hold that the telephone is a natural monopoly and that therefore it should be subject to regulation rather than to court procedure 3elleves In Competition In an article which Mr Wilson wrote for a magazine he stood against at least that for which his seemingly cabinet officer has juBt chosen to endorse The president apparently beconlieves in a return to competitive ditions but whether his views ou competition extend to concerns like teleis not yet to be dephone companies cided Perhaps be is in accord on this particular proposition with his cabinet officer or otherwise it might be a case for a hurry up consultation and a request for a speedy ex planation of why a member of the official family chooses to go counter to the views of the head of that official family the present attorMr McReynolds was appointed to an ofney general fice in the attorney general’s departMr Roosevelt ment by Theodore Roosevelt it is known believes that big business affairs should be looked after by a commission similar to the interstate commerce commission wkich regulates common carrier matIt Is possible that Mr Mcters took his view of the teleReynolds but phone case from Mr RooseVelt at any rate wherever he got it Washington Is yet waiting to see if he and to to come are tbe president over It The president of the United State in a return to competitive believes His tariff bill his party methods members say shows that he wants a competitive things about upon The natural thing to suppose basis is that he wants to extend his plan to the great corporaof competiton tions of the United States as they exist today There seems to be no doubt whatsoever that at tbe beginning of the next regular session a bill to do away in the United with trust conditions States will be introduced in the lower house of congress and the chances are also that a similar bill will be introduced Into the upper house What Is going to become of either the one or the other? f CASE UNIQUE OF FILIAL LOVE NoTo Help His Mother a Penniless bleman “Trie" a Clown Act in Parla Theater Visitors to Paris who have recently wandered by chance into one of the “cafe concerts" which are mostly frequented by that class w ho neither toil nor spin must have been amazed and music saddened by a very unusual hall turn writes the Paris corresppnd-enof the Brooklyn Every Eagle night between the “sentimental tenor” and the "chanteuse legere” a mournful looking young man appears He Is greeted with derisive yells He sings or tries to sing a sentimental ballad and a comic song He also Imitates animals the noises of tools and the whistling of locomotives The effect Is so deplorable that the audience recently insisted on the "noble clown" apologizing for hlB lack of skill He humbly advanced to the footlights and bowed to right left and before him Then in a voice choked with sobs he began to express his regret With pathetic resignation he went down on his knees offered profuse apologies for his lack of skill and promised to do his best to please them In the future Few who have seen this lamentable exhibition know its origin and excuse This abject buffoonery is inspired by one of the noblest motives — filial love This descendant of one of the oldest and noblest families in Venice was left alone when very young with his infirm and penniless mother For many years they lived on the charity of friends but the old woman Is now In such health that admission into an almshouse would be the only means of saving her life But this cannot be obtained without the payment of a certain sum and her son Is now employing the only 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