. St. Nicholas [serial] . e doing, •some- thing worth tlie love you say you have for her.Love wishes to give, to serve, to help. Thatonly is love. Love America. But love her wisely. Workhard to cure the faults, the mistakes underwhich she labors. Work to bring her closer tothe ideal that is the real America. Be glad ofyour responsibilities toward her. Do not leaveher to be ruled by a few who make it theirbusiness and profit to rule. She is your job,your country. She needs you. Many men have loved America enough to diefor her. Some have loved her well enough togive up all hope of fortune and ea

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. St. Nicholas [serial] . e doing, •some- thing worth tlie love you say you have for her.Love wishes to give, to serve, to help. Thatonly is love. Love America. But love her wisely. Workhard to cure the faults, the mistakes underwhich she labors. Work to bring her closer tothe ideal that is the real America. Be glad ofyour responsibilities toward her. Do not leaveher to be ruled by a few who make it theirbusiness and profit to rule. She is your job, your country. She needs you. Many men have loved America enough to diefor her. Some have loved her well enough togive up all hope of fortune and ease for her.Some have sacrificed name and station for her.Love is the greatest, the most compelling task-master on earth. If you love America, youhave a great job on your hands. But there is none better. If you love her.you may not die rich, and you may have hadbitter things to meet and disappointments toendure. But you will probably have beenhappy through it all. For love is a wonderfulthing, and brings its own rewards.. GOLF TIPS FORYOUNG PLAYERS BY FRANCIS OUIMET Xortli and ?ou)li riiampion After playing golffor many years, Ihave found thatsuccess dependsupon two things: mental and physical force.But I fear that too many golfers believe thatthe latter is the outstanding reason for play-ing well, probably because they have the samefeeling about other sports. While I do notmean to infer that games like baseball, foot-ball, and tennis put a premium on strengthabove all else, there is a marked difference be-tween them and golf. For one thing, these three games arc playedon practically the same kind of fields, no mat-ter where staged. Whereas in golf you arcconstantly encountering numerous and variedhazards in the shape of sand-traps, bushes.

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