WHERE THE FAULT LIES.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1413, 13 April 1912, Page 10

WHERE THE FAULT LIES.

SOCIALISTIC ADAMS! (By Jenny Wren.) "I see be the papers that the Hon. ifr. < Myers, Minister ov Dcfinse, has been bavin' a merry an' interestin' time' ov late, what wid the supporters of military; training and those who arc aginst it, said Sirs. O'lfalferty, as she caught up to her friend 011 her homeward way from a- Women's Christinn TempcranceUmon meeting. "Yes," said Mrs. Moriarty with indignation. "Tliero are some people who can never see that it is only honest that they should give something in return for all the liberties they hove. It is a case wid then of 'Take! Take! Take!' tillthe day whin the divil claims his own, an' even thin they would defraud him of his dues if they could. That's'one thing," she added with much satisfaction, "when tliev try that, they're nlwaya evened out in the end. Anyway, I wouldn't like to have belonged to' any ov tlioso men. Ye couldn't have felt proua ov them." "Did ye notice ,th' talk ov boin' indi- . vidualisis, ov encroach mollis upon personal liberty, an' all th' rest ov it. They . will to snyin' next that tho Tin Commandments are an infringement upon personal liberty and right.", all' that the laws that enforce them are to bo resisted just because ov that. It seems to me,, that the women who encourage this attitude must place a very, low "value uponthempelyes, their children, ■ their homes, and their counthry, to say the very least. In the-old days, it used*to be tile man, of prowess who won their favour—the. mail who was brave, who could protect them if ne-ccssary, who placed tho honour ; nnd the liberties of his counthry abovo life itself, and who held that those very liberties for which his fathers fought alia - died wero worth holding at the cost-of his. own life.- Sluire, t'would be a sorry day for us if that faith died, and only th men were 1 loft who held their manhood so lightly that they would not learn to light, who would let the flag underwhich th' world's heroes have fought bo trampled under the feet, ov other liatiom, —or under the dishonouring Socialistic feet. Just think ov it Mary. Think or all those dead and gone men—great lieroen —who faced tyranny, imprisonment, torture, separation from all they loved, and. death, to gain for 11s the laws which ws now live Under the freedom which 110 other nation in the world enjoys, and tlieso men—men, if ye plaze—would let them go because they didn't think them worth learning t' light for. A great lia-. tion is, aftlier all, only a great steward wid a mighty heritage and a mighty storehouse to guard for tile good ov the. worruld, and if that steward be unfaith- ■ ful, and allow' thayves to break in in the night, and .rob him ov his precious Irea-.'. sure,, then in'ost. surely doeOSs downfall' come, lie is 'umforthv and' deserves his '■ fate. Faith, Mary,, th' Way : liie; tongue f has lweir'rutuiiii' hwair wid f me is some-: thin' shockin'. The, brook that runs for-' evir is;nbtliin'Ho- 1 it 'anyways.' But all. this anti-militarism 1 talk-is like a red; rag to inei ; perh'aps Hecfluse' I'm,'lrish, an'-: 1110 people were tight in' people." "Aye! I'm wid ye, Kate, entoirely. But ye seo so much harm is done by tlieso silly people,- who know nothin' ov 111 conditions, who realise 110 civic obligations and who tall; a lot'ov silly nonsense, filling' their boys uj) wid fool ideas about . beiit*. hayrose, -while, they allow them to ream abut the streets at all hours,'.-,ail' ,doajuktMV'h#t"{lw}' like. wilh-r out th'"Joast-control;-' It's-,about-the first, toimo they git a tusto ov discipline when • tliay're in thniinin', an' physical exercise.; Goodness knows, they need it. Ye ; 've only . to look at them t* ,«ce that. An' didn't me linybour's boy go ill for it eiitoireH- uiidhrer protest lieknse he objected to being' compelled to do nnythin', an' wasn't lis wan ov lliini that carried their officeri shouldher high at' 111' end ov it all. bokase they don't know, half' ov tliini, nnylliin' nhont it that they make thefuss. Anyways, if' anybody is. sent to prison,it should bo the fnylhers nil' th' mothers for puttin' tliim up to such nonsense, as well as 111' blioys till they git sinse," concluded Mrs. Moriartv, as she entered her garden and slammed the gate vigorously' behind .though"it wer*. the prison doors.. V v.' l ' . .. YALAZH COMPLlixi'oX TREAT- ' MEXTS. . FOR A 'DRY SKlN—Dryness ani harshness of the skin are due to the lack, of liftiural oil in it. To increase or restore the'fat-content of the skin, the following home treatment is essential.- Ya■lnsK Skin Focdfor night use, and Xovena. Cerate during the day. 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