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near the steps of the capitol, where thousands have gathered already. Mrs. Hooker, of Md., announces that thc first United States Senator ever elected by the women of America will speak, and Nat in his customary courteous manner steps forward. A hattleflcld, but all seems peaceful now. IL has been more than fifty years since the battle of GeUyshurg nnd most of those who fought there are dead. A hig touring car ap- proaches nnd someone is realistically narr~ting to the visitors, the buttlc of Round Top. I L is their guide, and just as they are about to pass from sight I recognize Paul Horick. Now the mirror the headlines of a daily It announces that Con- gress has at last Famous Printing Bill; forced by the pressure brought to hear by Theodore and George Kindley, owner editor of The Outlook. Well! certainly the Aloha staff of HlIG did not wonder at Congress yielding if George got utter it. Where can this possibly be? I ask myself when the next picture is thrown upon the mirror, for such queer people