PUBLISHED by ULYSSES WAR

D. c., MONDAY, MARCH 80, 1916.
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Ho,o to be Loved.-One evening Maria's
father related in her presence an anecdote
of little daughter Of Dr. Doddridge, which
pleased Maria extremely. When this child,
about six years old, was asked what made
every body love her 7 she replied, g don't
know indeed, papa, unless it is because
love every body. The beautiful simplicity
Of this reply struck Maria forcibly. If
this is all that is necessay to be loved"
thought Maria, !" will soon make every
body love me.'' Her father mentioned a
remark Of John Newton, that he considered
the world TO be divided into two great mas
ses, one Of happiness and the other of mis-
cry; and it was his daily business to take
as much as possible from the heap Of mise
ry and add it to that of happiness. !" Now"
thought Maria, 81 will begin tomorrow to
try to make every. body happy. Papa has
often told me that this is the true way of
being happy myself, and am determined
to ."-Pastor's Daughter.