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thllND THE LOLA] ILL Ama‘ndina to herself. “And maybe she lBY- “Why, R0136“. when did you business of his own to mind, had an A FOSSlL SEA UZARD' LOCKOUT M°__UN._._TAIN MEMORIAL
. . won’t buy me the music box. and, any- come in?” . especial penchant for the mlndinc of mm” 30° 3°“ mng'nwend t” b" ‘h' The Largest of the Southern Battlefield
, BY HELEh_FORRES’1‘ GIL-U 1.3. how, I dare say, the shop-girl won’t “Ive been here SO‘me time,” said Mr. other DEGDIB’S aflairs. He obtained Largest Ever Found. Monuments.
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x ”it” must be a music box that plays mind a little scolding," Robert Rudford, Ive been “alting Mrs. Elson’s address from Mr. MaL Henry Patterson, 0f Perry, 'Okla., _ A million dollars has been spent in
at least seven tunes,” said Mrs. Wrang “If you did not do it, Miss Elson,” for you to get through and recognize colm, and went-straight to the old has dug from his farm a prehistoric cattlefield monuments during the past
toy, “and oneof them must be ‘Annic said Mr. Malcolm, majestically, “Who me; Upon my “”1711 Serena, 5’01} re a house on the docks, where a dealer" in monster, or rather 3; petrified skeleton few years, and New York has: Spent
Laurie: and I can’t possibly afford to did?” capital hand at drlvmg a bargain. I marine stores occupied the ground of a mammoth sea lizard, that has. ex. nearly a quarter of the total amount.
give more than seventy dollars.” “1 (1011.1; know, sir,” Ella answered, couldnt have bought that muSic-box to floor, a family of Polish refugees Cited. great interest among scientists The largest monument yet proposed
“I’ll s eak to Mr. Malcolm the )m . . 0, color “but it was not I.” better advantage. Why, the shopman worked in ivory on the second, and the It IS the most wonderful and most for the famous Southern battlefield, is
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pl‘lC‘tOl‘,” said Miss ElSOD, the girl be “Don’t contradict me," said the pl'O- 1 nt ave the S ‘8..OW 0 3. C ance. top Sheltered MTS. E1501]. and her two (0.0- $3 . OSSl evel: 11119311 9 , an ltfi to be placed on Lookout Mountain.
hind the counter, alittle bewildered by prietor. . Mrs. Wrangley bit her lip, but she daughters. plopolftions are gigantic. There are which overlooks Chattanooga.
the lOUd voice and the OVOL'W'lll-‘lllllilg “I must speak the truth,” said Ella, smlled- UnCl? RUdfOId was: pslfiolll “th girl,” he said to Ella, who sat Efllgrlaii at; complete Skgfil"rlbs' an? The monument is 61 feet high, and
presence 0f the stout "lady in the seal ll'llleadingly. “You ask me, and —” Of too much importance no 0 e a ' disconsolately by tile window, trying foglil :uhm atiefim: 111111110 ”1 5:93 ‘1 is surmounted by a 1240“ bronze
Sklufioat andthe flash-lug “mm“ “‘11" “That will do,” said Mr. Malcolm, lowed ll) ha?“ 111:. 0‘“; “‘3’: ’. 8f?“ m to mend little Mary’s frock, “it’s all m‘lgmousy pe “ e ’ t '6 bones em’i figure Of a °°1°r bearer’ executed b.’
drops. who stood opposite her. wavincr 'his hand. “I am not accus- the‘ma 91‘ 0 ma mg 1521:4993) e 1‘9' rig-ht. You’re to go back to Malcolm’s *T}; ‘ i lift -t b Caspar Bubere. The main column is
“But I’m in a hurr "’ said Mrs. ° . - malks. . . . . tomorrow 'ust as if nothino at all had me 5} e y 0!: more V91 e 1:39. of New England granite.
. . 3 . . tomed t0 handy. words “1th my em- “Bu-t it wasn’t quxte the fair thing ’3 ° ' each as birr as the jomt of a stoveplpe ' —~-=—— —
“raugley, imperio-usly. ‘: glut you ployees. G0 to Miss M‘ISOH- She Will of you niece Amaudina ” went on this happened. It was my niece, Amandi- The head z:i’s sixteen feet in circumfer- ‘
, show me some music boxes! .11, sileiiis settle ‘with you to date. I shall not re- terrible old gentleman, “to let that na, who broke the bird and smashed en C9 and has a long protrudinv bone
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{1:11:33 that you must all be “I“ ‘5“ ma quire y 0111 selv1ces any lODsU- poor shop girl lose her place for your {Eskizgozriaj’ijl 11:30‘1yflllagfgi $021] SIX feet across, like the beak of a bird
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“I’ll speak to llr- Malcolm: new 1113.121 Eliiflrté’é'é‘n‘i‘ld 2. 03.13.” been. Elli“ “33:38 lfidt‘é’féi‘ifnf 11351.3 ‘ffii‘fit‘é‘i to say that you live ln fills little hole lifelisiirifillifi? 3213f? “$501115. ’
said Ella Elson. who was accustomed, her eyes and a deadly weilrht op. the showcase . Was it glow? answer under the roof?” ets are two feet across ’el‘hiyiiropel
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$32,211; ti: ffgeiltlfuingaffinuoi lawn pressed the beating Of 1191' healt. me honestly!” fing Mr. Rudofg'ro. stalretll ”033d 3:111; ors, or fins, are perfectly preserved.
ames‘t be buffeted and maltreated “Very proper,” said Mrs: ll'i'angley, Amandina Wrangley hung down her all. Trew 9. pr Iglous y»_ 0mg lea 'g and are three feet Wide and eleven ‘5
g And 1&1, Malcolm came lall smiles approvingly. “The young woman head. Vle are very glad, 31:1" to have ”0 feet long.
to minister to the whims. of the high needs discipline. She seems botli Oh “What!" cried Mrs. Wranglcy. 300%: htr‘i‘ne as this, said Mr“ E’lson. The fossil is that of a saurianondon ‘
customer whose carriage tl-ished b" {: stinate and stupid.” _ “I saw it all,” said the old gentle- mfg; y. Rants ale hlgh and u or sea-lizard, and was fully three hun-
the sunshine at the. (100:. t u A While Amandlna, clinging close to man; “I know Malcolm. I’ve lent him _ es, 395’ said M.“ Rudford, I dred feet long. In the Cherokee Strip
u I - . ' u . - . er mother‘s side still maintained a money to carry on this very business, know. Dear,.dear'me,_how unequally the alluvial deposit just overlies the '
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3 Miss Amandina Wranrrlcv an over. resolute silence. and I shall speak to him. Dont look , , . .- _ _ cre aceous or c a formation, and the
* , . . ° "’. 11 a: a- * t o o a: a a: it so frightened, niece Amandina. You're Ive got a ”109.11%” place 1n Harlem, fOSSll was found by MI‘- Patterson
STOWII girl of ~f0ulteen, leaning 1191' b - 3 not goincr to be arrested 01m, let it . on the line of tile elevated road—a co.t« in a putty clay not more than f0“,
bows on the show case. “I say, ma, - The late afternoon sunshine was just ' be a 1 9:20 n to vou through life “1‘“ ' tag-e with a bit of garden, and an ap—. feht below the Sin-face. -
» Won’t you buy me 50111chng new l ‘ fading out of the little room under the ' ou canlt (1- mean action without it“ ple tree. I’d be glad to get some re- It is believed to be the largest'fossil
“’ ’t n ma? What’s this? A ca- - f if ' ld building nearthe y _ 03 L , ‘* -'b . . - ‘3 ‘ .
on yo ’ 100 o a ruinous O 5 being found out Is this vour car- sponsl le party to occupy ltl 31“" for ever found Professor Marsh of 1-ile
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nary; I didnt know they kept buds docks, nhereMrs. .lihlson sat at wous riage, Serena? Let me help you in.” the Winter, to see that it dont go to has restored skeletons of the reptile: .5!
hele. . for a dealer in artificial flowers,‘ and And the next h alf—ll our téte~a~tétc wreck and rum. I shant expect any of North. America that are over a hull 'i
“It is an automaton,» smiled Mr. was making jacquemmOt roses 101‘ a with her mother was not a particnlerly rent—only a little- reasonable over- dred feet long, but nothing so gigantic
Malcolm, who had just reached down large order from a Bowery milliner. pleasant one for Miss .‘amand‘ina sight. Come, what do you say?” as the Cherokee Strip lizard ha; evei ”
aniebouy music box, inlaid with glis- She was a pale little woman.- who VVranelev. “We shall be SO grateful,” was all been brought to light on this conti-
teulng motherof-pearl ornament. spent her life in a rolling-chair—she “.1th ‘1; our unfle was bemnninflto that Mrs. Elson could answer. But neutron; Cincinnati Enquirer,
“MISS E18011, wind “P that bll‘d- Let had long ago lOSt the use Of 1191‘ limbi‘ be a little Efoud ofdyou tool: (.553 am her eyes were most eloquent. The Food.
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Miss “Vrangley heal. Yes, ma am, to —and on the floor beside hm sat “ indilrnant matron' “and now he's t'r-or- Lila went back to the store next day. The toad cannot endure a high tem-
the elderly lady, “this instrument has child of eight velars playing with the a . ‘ ’ \1- 31 r . - 1 . - . _ . .
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‘Annie Laurie’ in its re ertoire also ” '1. rr d b't f ed "‘11: dis larded b 0‘15” y isenc ”m e ' ‘ ‘ “a a, . .w , c . pera ure, enc- 15 no en seen 111
\I' D . . p th, “tf‘ “mm"; .15 O. I: s. , L L y couldn’t believe this of you.” ert Rudiords tavor was worth, made the daytime, except when the air is
* 155 "11a Elson wound “p e m 14' 1191' mothers qmd‘ fingels. i. s 9! .1 -.,.,,. d A d’ a meek apology to Miss Elsou, and f 1‘ of noisture 1+ does not take dead
cial songster set it where Miss Aman She looked up with an exc‘ama‘lion but, ma, W llbwle man. ‘m’ ho )ed that ‘ho "ou‘d 0v '1 v +-' u ‘ ~ 1 ' L ‘
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dlua could feast her eats and eyes on ~ 1 d - d 30“ (l on x -., q . .-l . ,; _ _ . . —
. . as tie 001 opene . . day when you knocked the cut-”lass fllhu aspeiity “Ith which he might 01.0311 for seizing its food, 18 attached
lfs kbea‘llty, an?) than turned to show “Mamma,” she Cried, “It's Ella!" coloe‘uc bottle off the colllltpl‘a‘lllil hnfie spoken in the vexatiou 0f the innfront find free behind and is cov-
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imieifmm” 0 5 “HM“! ’ tlixila‘mefi diff-“Fifi“? bl‘Oiie it. You said it. was his business mo‘f‘wt~ An“ 3‘“ “a” “we once ered With a gelatinous substance, LOCKOUT MEMORIAL MONUMENT.
.- In a second—or at least so it would tom: 3:1 1’lsh “136,0 daily' ‘ 3 mm. to look after his own goods. You told mole. which holds fast to the food seized. This monument is intended as a me-
seem—there was, a crash" The bird es“, “ a $51322? . l" - 'l m n '3 * . . t .l I. * * . The motion Of the tongue is so mllld [tn-ii” to the brave soldiers in Gen-
cage was overturned, the brilliant EllI amd USO-lab: , $5333.11 v mic] “Will you hold your tongue, miss?” “What!” Mrs. Wrangley cried, “My that {)an careful watching _can (“5‘ if'al Greene’s brigade of five regiments.
plumed songster crushed, and the solid 1 a, 19 ntcavouiitilgathosh’ 3’ 1 said Mrs. Wrangley, with acerbity. brother has established those upstarts, cern lt- FlSllWOl'mS often prove too l.~€-r:e:a1 Greene, who is the oldest liV-
sheet Of class that fGrmed the top 01‘ lave OS my S, .- ' _ ; “it"s strange how little judgment girls rent free, in his Harlem cottage! Now large to .be swallowed at 011353 39d 11:33:? uate of W'est Point, is now
the showiase splintered iuioa score of And then, film-1113!; l1?I‘S€lf 011 lhe have!” i I can read it all; from beginning to the forelimbs are used to pushI tile 5;:end ng his declining years at the
broken fragments. $091. at 11.“ tllno‘thilf" 5-inch 5,1“: bunch ‘ After due reflection she went to Mnl- ! end. He‘ll marry that shop girl as food into the gullet.—Philiidelphla home of his son, Colonel Francis Vin-
Ml‘. Malcolm’s hair bi'istlcd with sur- lilill'stagfitutlrr :zapwl Cllpp es ap an , a collii‘s the next day to inquire how : sure as fate.” Ledger. . 101191139118, in New York.
prise and indignation, as he turned to “11.1 11 ti. c", t . . o, i much damage she was liable for in the l But he did not. Mrs. Wranglcy was The Deacon 1515",: eh "m Wrong Cam “laonze tablets on the base of the
view the general ruin. ,1 . 0,1 e a _ 1? “.las rarilfipll‘lna, $01316 matter Of 1191' daughter’s carelessness. l mistaken for once. The passengers on 3 Chester trolley {flintment Win realte the deeds 0f
“Miss Elsonl” he exclaimed, wrath- flmlc “‘th Sim} ”,hSt; fhad “he“ , but was told that Mr. ludford had set- i "What do I want of a chit of a girl ,3, were very much Mined by a com Valor of the five new York regiments.
fully, “how did this happen?" 1Soillcleiilllt‘lt131:1) ssugllfil‘s 1:18: cggtgtlatoimti 1 “Cd all that. young enough to be my daughter?" versation between two colored men, 1:119), were the Sixth, under c’ommand
“I am sure, sir, I do not know,” said the music ‘box that played “-anll0’1::1n “Dear, dear,” said Mrs. \Vraugley, said Mr. Rudford. And he married the one of whom was a (193,303 in a down- 3" 0010-1161 Abel Godard; heventy-
poor Ella, who was as much fl'iglit- 1:19,, kwas beiu“ C“l'€‘flllly ‘acigd ‘uu' “things are getting worse and worse. pretty, dove-eyed little C‘l‘IDDle Ill-Stead. town church. He introduced the sub- 83mg LieutenantOColonel Heme" V011
ened as if the ‘39“ng had fallen. “1 “he “r1..m..1.ey°w,.:”s just whim: ‘_,0 till; Your Uncle Robert is just enough of a An if YOU ever saw a tender-liearted iect of a new fence around a grave- hammerstein; 10A: Colonel {limes C-
was showing this gentleman a back $1051: “11231153 stout Gentleman‘xih‘o h-ai model-n Don Quixote to go chasing child playing with a Dresden, china yard, and asked his comp-anion, who Lane, 137th, Captain Milo 3- hidredge,
gamulon b0ard—” been sitting on ,1 l‘Ed velvet ;t(:0' non: around town and hunt up the pert doll, you can form some idea of the had more worldly inclinni'ions, for a and 149th. COlODel Henry A. narnum.
“Do not attempt to cover your faults the entrange rose lip—a ponderolus in. ' shop-miss and restore her to her place. loving care wherewlth he protected his contl'ihu_ion for that pur 2:27:18. ' His re- ‘s'hmh onmg"
by falsehood,” stern-3y spoke the pro- rlividual with fur lini'ws to his coat Men are such fools where there is a fragile little Wife from lifes cares and ply was: nwhat yo’ want a ,fence ‘ _ L' l J P]; . .
prietor. “It could only have been your 501131. and a red silk prlbcket handker pretty girl concerned.” ills. .er ind dag graveyahd fo’? Live pus- Ulises:— itt e a-~ there is a Cm.
carelessness!” . chief lied around his neck. ‘ “I don't think she’s pretty :1 bit," "Sister Serena doesn‘t like it," said sons {loan‘ want to get in. and I’m cage. 01D 1943' . m” .
While Miss Am'and'lnl’l Wrangley, tha “ah‘il” said the stout man with a said Amandina, sullenly. 119- "Very well- I don’t marry to log-gene sure de dead ones ain‘t a- Bl'lf-ZgS—‘E'lzflt m the “can is a Chi-
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actual culplit, stood sun .5 a nod. Be quiet, Am..lidii :1. ..-id l. ,. w ” ‘ . h th'ld h h“
overthrow, and lacked the moral cgur. ““11 . it’s Uncle 30"!” S‘Lid A1111 mother, sharp-1y. “You've (10110 (13:1,: Ben: . . {10 {2109.8}? for graveyahd fill And (fl-.535" L '1‘ W 9 "413? only one
age to confess her own guilt. dina 3 ’ J' ‘ ‘ u- enough mischief already." Which was sound philosophy. af in: the argument was clinch-.1}. “gal there, father and mower—Sew lork Jour-
' “Ma would 132 $0 “0.55 it; she had to . Mrs. ‘Wraugley proved :1 true pi-mfi- all, —Phlladelphla‘3ecpl'd. “31'
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