Minneapolis Journal.] What the Little Jap is Coming To. The little Jap plans an uprising-With possibility of more of an uprising than he planned for. That is the American view of the matter; but Admiral Yamamoto, of the Japanese Navy, being on a visit to the United States dockyards, declared: "I do not believe any war is in sight. Nor am I disposed to criticise any American naval plans. If any trouble should develop the newspapers which live by exciting the people will be responsible.' A Japanese View of Present Tendencies in America. "The Pacific Coast," says this Japanese paper, has already become a ferocious lion, and the whole land is fast being brutalised. We fear time may come when we shall be forced to use the rifle again at this hideous monster-the rifle which we once tried with success at the savage bear from the North. Alas! The noble-hearted George Washington and good-natured Abraham Lincoln, on whose ideals of freedom and justice the country was founded! We wonder what the forefathers are thinking about the present tendency of their country!" Melbourne Punch.] Not Returned Empty. (A somewhat prophetic picture of the return of Mr. Deakin and Sir William Lyne.) AUSTRALIA: "Bless me, what an extraordinary development!" ALFRED: "Yes. That is British hospitality." AUSTRALIA: "Hem! Are you sure you're not a little puffed up?" and MEMORY SUCCESS Food is Life's Support In every business and profession in life memory begets confidence. The man or woman who feels that he or she can call upon memory for stored knowledge or experience, not only approaches every task with complete confidence, but also gets through the work with a quarter of the mental worry and fatigue that handicaps the possessor of a poor memory. The man who has to confess "I forgot" cannot feel sure of himself. He knows that his memory is apt to betray him into error and loss of time, and consequently he does not tackle his work with that assured feeling of success that inspires the man with a good memory. Confidence Begets Success. Name a successful man of business and you will name a man who possesses confidence in himself. Confidence in oneself is half the battle. The man or woman who would make a way in life must be haunted by no doubts as to his or her abilities. A workman cannot do good work with tools which he fears are unreliable. Consequently the brain-worker's first care must be to train and develop his memory. Every person is born with an equal share of possibilities in front of him. It is the subsequent training that makes all the difference. A man with a quick, retentive memory absorbs \nowledge rapidly, profits by experience, and can trust to his memory for both; but the man with a poor memory learns only to forget. If your memory is poor-weak-unreliable--there is but one thing for you to do-train your memory. Train your memory; it has been done by others-it can be done by you. Memory is as susceptible of development by proper training as the muscles of the body are by proper physical exercise. The testimony of literary and scientific men, successful business men, teachers, university men, unquestionably proves that for the making good a bad memory there is no method so successful, or so practicable, as Pelman's System of Memory Training. Pelman's System Begets We state this emphatically, as a definite fact, and we ask permission to furnish you with the necessary proofs. If your success in life is a matter of importance to you, remember it is bound up with the efficiency of your memory, and that the efficiency of your memory can be secured by a short study of The Pelman System. Let us send you a book (free) explaining the System, its principles and its successes. The subject is intensely interesting, and the perusal of the book alone will justify the sending of a postcard for it. Kindly address your application to The Secretary, THE PELMAN SCHOOL OF MEMORY, 2, Wenham House, Bloomsbury St., London, W.C. Our health and strength depend solely on the food we eat. If we starve ourselves either by taking too little food or by overloading our system with mere bulk, which does not contain real nourishment, we cannot be well and strong. The ordinary food we eat does not contain enough brain and tissue building material to enable us to stand the strain of modern life. It needs enriching. Add Plasmon to it. Plasmon is milk albumen in powder form, the concentrated nourishment of pure fresh milk without the water which prevents a man taking sufficient milk to nourish his system. Plasmon will keep good and sweet indefinitely. Use it in your home-add it in cooking to all food. It will make a difference to your health. Use too the various food articles of daily use which you can purchase already combined with Plasmon. Plasmon Cocoa, Plasmon Chocolate, All genuine Plasmon goods are clearly marked with this Trade Mark. If you are offered what is said to be just as good remember there is only one Plasmon. PLASMON PLASMO This Trade Mark |