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A DAY iAintAAtiN ‘ Auntie
VISlONS THAT COME TO THE VlSlTOR
lN THE SACRED CITY
art“ It Awaken: In the lmpnnlmbla
‘ AAAAtsot tilt ion.
, ¥ ~ ‘ I in HISTORYW or A in min 111 WH. K RI EG
The Mluntluu of the Place and the Mom- .onl.‘ “RSE PAMGBAPHSI
MIMI—mutton- of the Men Who W". 11" Canadian Govm‘ re- 19”” Accounts Concerning cut-mil Events _ ‘
than In the Forum
' candy sent aria appraiser-mtg: A 69W"
Marion (”rawtord in an urtivlofor The Wm] bicycle defies inthis 16:20:30“ taunts: Cities
. Mlmt '
t‘eiiiury.AIntl‘t1IIAl "A KaleiAhAAAA-ope of min
will 3“”: oft? to da e “um “Wulh‘htwh 1iu1it4 Him 1'1“"”"‘
)term: it Illa“ (If thrI phiAIAI in every V “C various makes form im- H ‘
uni” .oo wit A Airliwriptionwritten to (:anada, - - ‘ ' ~ ' I“ ‘ ‘
hoiIInduliilciiiiiiiitiu. Audyct without 'lsfiinto' ”ism, twining“. l Mfr- It’llrfivuf "Hm” "I l. }
tnurh dcttnito kiiowlAIrlgAI—Autth “little V6 miga ’ a". Wk IN.
tin-n nndwonwn. the guidebook in their . AAnII III-rm a nAII-A-AltIIA II tl't’
lid in . . . , V .
'5 tin slut lll\ \\ rather the. III are mztnv ladies that could not take advantage
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I1 on! to: Hi.- I1owIAI4‘AI,t1A wc will tlirivl'oi'c continue to sell all of out
"'WNTER GOODS AT HALF PRICE
Latin and lots (ii-Auk" willow-«many M to histGovemmen Enter!!! Al. W. ('rltin’s n-siAh-tlt'roti KN -""
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. wmk upon our farm called us will!
. held to son what they had found.
" had moved a large rock, and airtime“
E were as large as small hon .Wllll I
Ahell like tho lining of an i
ran: stints.
it may mu of is. _
0M0 It!!! In”!
There were many ninth Wilt.
'omotni ones. too. About!“ ‘ to W
years age than there new 11“.
member once the men who Wan If
it was At snake’s nest. It WM only:
hole with night egg: in it. but than
‘88‘
rholl. only thicker. In every one than
was packed. tightlycoiled. a make from
. Ind: to eight inches long and III thick II
a rye Aitrnw. They never found the old
. studio.
lIi‘gnrcd Brilliantinc Skirts
:iandx forgotten for one moment, have t m L
mined upon it hit! it of mnrhlowith half ’ ‘ “ ’ «v‘ V ' ‘ ‘1'“ 1' ‘3‘
I-,1ost»d musing myth, and lln‘llllllll‘llwvnr 'um twill; ‘1 «1|:l;l)l\“lfillllu'| ., \t‘iu' l S‘llurll‘l.‘ “ 1‘ “'11 lttll (m snip ()an lllllllltt'tl lililt'li
IAA' no man. I .
melon that it is iAlnAIutquiIt, holdin l mu in H" l'lwl S1””1“ Sl-V,lt' mil; . thtltl \A'iIlC. 1i” litlt‘tl “1th littll' Clalh and “Met
d' ty dream wonder. and thAth ave so. . .. .-
‘” Mrs. J. A. ’artriI-k. .I ,,.,I.I_..VI
tine It vii-ion of past things and beings, ~ .
even m the broad afternoon snuultine. loonmloswnt of a NII-ltilI-I i:.I;.-.,
out of stones that remember tinIi-Aar's es ’ ... 1.... . I \I‘II
footstt‘llfi ‘nnd from walls that have ' Jim" lldl‘i“,tlfl‘l mild“ m m V
IIA'liuIIIl With Antony s AIpIAAIA Them in» hAA-nsiionsly In 1‘ 'W” W
they troop up the saw AAId Wav. the sho. k
hooded, Wool dranIl, limit mew! Ru 2:2 cent'hi
inns; there they stand together in anyote
guinps at the corner of hatnrn’stcniplo; maked and they ;
tlnm the bolt naked plnbeiun rhildrvn I
Number upon the pedestals of the vol ml; d“ accord-
lllllllh‘ to watch tho crowd and Iloublethe mg his but
men's drop mine; with a treble or child calms
Ash t'lutter; thrro the noble boy. With
his bordered toga, his keen young lat-(AI .nlar verdkt 031'
and longing harkward look, in hurried . umbiasmfifi.’
homo out of the throng by the tall house-
hold slave who (I: Arrive hiss-chord tablets
and is responsible for his safety.
A consul guns hy.l l” lio tors marching . 1
with him—black lArow,AAAl squaro jaI..- ' “mm“ A" Cut-to e“ commbh "'1 Hm- l
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RIA‘. I'. M. l'IIAA4II_ \\'«~' "‘I “"
llIi'I'arlt at llll‘ (‘rulthurr VII-‘3“ “”1 1‘
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Nui‘tt‘ulh's l'A‘IIII lilwnri .4 11““
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stAtltII pnlilti' in tho .\ IA'II III-w “1' "\
I ing.
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lio‘A 'lriiiitVI AIAiArI-L w. "‘I‘ ’1
is lllllil).
U ll I Una l l élllfillt‘t‘llst‘l'lflllfiiylll :I ..V,.I
a do today.
. ford Bicycles is free you call upon my Colum-
ed, relentless men, with their rods and . his agent; by mail from u. {or two a-ccm Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘ho .‘l..- \1 .- “It. . ‘1 H ”‘
axes. Then two closed litters unmarried? "‘mn ,horavmnic. have a ..».,I.- 3 ‘ 'l'” W“
past by big, block, oily fellows. beside , i . “VI 1"“ -‘""‘"'rd“-‘"
whom walk frIIAIdniIrn and Greek A-lnves POPE MANUFACIURING CO. I
and throcor tour tAAAA-urlvd and hes-merited memonmmmcm. Nl"k""’"”' “’ ““7" 1“" 1 i 1; ‘
rn ‘itcs. I . . l i I 1
2- ’ “:3 l" llll h‘ljr'llllll“ 91H! tlltl “Hill. "It.“ Much Staye. and Azencic] in almost every llflrll ill l't‘ilr “l .‘llh‘fi' \ I l I
l mu; lll t'l’ t ”qr \tll‘V fppf “u. A ley and town It Columbia: are not propcrly llt‘lll‘l' (in “It“ "l\'t'll 1'
i ttlo street boys play their game of. “Fungi“ in your vicinitylct “. ""T h ‘
Pl ling at tiny pyramids of dried lu- , . * 'l'lu- snow and rain III ‘ “l“ ‘ " 1
piiAs—hccnusc they have no tilhcrta “"11 "Wk. walking ,1, .1,” , ,I III. I
lupins are almost as good, and as the l l'ttlI- 4lI-i .hi” . ”Ml: ,, ..
dunditiedhangcron of Mrcenin-I, straiu- i l i L k ‘ I 1
ing his car for the sound of his patron s ‘‘‘‘‘ ' l H
I , . , . I. My. :4 .zo Ill \\lL
voice from wrtliin the litter, lieidlesqu’ New-rid Second-Hand. n" N'rr'in‘f .n] _ . . .,I..
crushcsthe little yellow hcans under his a Mfmmiw ”Hr lifth “11:1 ‘ H i I |
pang“) the particular flnlflll boy “how ”GG'ES, littz mil-1:11 blow out or; I, ,y .
sin e is smashed Alt-unlies his list, Aid PHAETONS
n V IA , .. 7‘ ‘. ... 1 ~4,:". ' l..11
with flashing oycs cursor; the mm], ,, ' ”‘2'““1'5 thud ,1 I \, .
dead to the fourth AttIiieration of .tsvcud 1 CARRIAGES' mm ( ”"m‘fl' ”HM ' 1 H 1 i
ants. and he and his companions turn 5 “Wim'iw'“1m”.1' H ‘1 1 l. I"
and scatter likI- wire as one of tho hig- l CANOP'ES’ ‘ A .
gestslaves tliteatunhigly raiAIIshishanIl. SPINDLES! ETC. Maul ("III'A'iIIr with; it . . :4 3'
Absurd tlIIt oils rise in the IliAIiAin. Au —-—- ‘l"“'“ "“ “it" ‘1'" " " H ‘16”
old crone is selling toasted chestnuts in PRICES To $U|T ALL HIIIIIL KIWI ”Uh“ 11"
the shadow of the temple of (Jarstor and
Pollux: a tipsy soldier is reeling to his ("ALL AND SE V TH] M
lull.
quartetswith his helmet htntkonwrung H E “I Y T ‘, lturiu-Iiid ”mill” '3'5 I _.
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sido forIImost; a knot of Jewish Ilwnew R I Li L grin in it.“ Am“, “Apron .
Ahttiiners, with lull”Illl‘lflttlitllllhltA-ittip, ‘ ,,,,,,.A,,,,,.,._\.' “5”. \ ~;. . - t'
are talking mitterly iii Hrvhww, ““dl i.;,.“.,,u\.vp\.l,_,.l “ .
A-lntt'hingtho little bags they hide in the 1D
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. ““4qu “f ”1ij Vfllltlw Oilfittl‘ll “no.1” ".1 r. F. w Darmer ltllIiJIiX I Iiltttiitlt‘. _ ,.j -., .. In;
bright. on Al skinny woman of tho poo of HM? “I'I'im .1; ‘ ' 'I
1) t" host-.4 hot Ilnuttlitii A A-arsfot liming 1 ' V K ' 1 A I .
:iuilrdatouuof lllt' iiAhnIAIti s}Aar.o-itA-.4, ; SURGEON DENT|STl .illi'lllmmlhllll- N - ‘ " “m”
rid the girl. already crying, still looks to: Washington Street I ; mm‘h ”Hm“
.f . . .
trr tho i'isliitnnhlo good foi notliiiigi South Norw.1lk.Coan.‘ I“ , ,. f 1 , . , . .
A AdAr hor lllllllltl .4 upi: llbutl arm. 7 ' n h if I] I I! 1 1' 1 ”I
All about strA- -tA1AI-.4 thII vast lmlllllllllL' . Teeth Filled ‘ i gm“ rw'lmiy Mm
, ci .y of low built. hoiisw oowring the 1 9"” "1"‘41I'll‘fl‘lIII' ‘
. . g 1 and Ex r ; ‘
A411 at, stI-IIp 11111.4 and filling all lllt' liol _ I t acted l “"131.“ llI'-‘1""‘“ 1“
lot :4 lAAtwoA-u; thr- .400 th rig Sahara liA-AI l Within-It Pain! l
m theastv' A . ... ,. , . .\ .. _\ . .t'. ..‘ ;i
1} ”"lI ”m 5111‘)“ 11“" 1‘5 1" :lt‘lillI'litl lt'I'llt‘A\1lllilll'l At‘Atli nt l‘1.itI.~. by h kin] I“ 1 1,
Will 1 llltt fttW building." to tho \\'(I51.llll' lino-t iioiIi'IIAI-Il “will...“ MIAMI FL till lltII \IAA . . ' 12
(l l)W.l (l I . . I 1"l1ll on [I 'lltl!l1li;j to It IIlI'tii IlIIn . . I . ‘ .
h u . t' n“ ”H ”Ilium“! “11‘" ”f ti ii". in llIIlltlI It in .i tililtd to. iiIiiI-i .it .IIi. Int | 1’l' 5‘ “him” ”' I ‘: "1””:
the 'Ils‘ill'fi; (lllt' Hwi lillltt l‘sqllillnu IAi' lIIIII hall lli» [ItlI Ili AiI'I Ii lIA ‘I'lll'l Il- t-H4lII‘I I from cum”, I] ,3th : ,I :.;.n..\\
or i] famo redeemed and planted AA ith I A, ,',',;1,',‘,'. All!“ 2.11.1 m". ,” "WW “I" H "W” I--AI llllltl.
trees and lieautiliA-d by lllll‘l‘(’llil."', hat 1 A lady ltA woman... - . 1
1i: rd c ci ; . c: , . I I w'l'AI-ti'in. Nat. -. 1.. _. hII'I-
tun V v 1 {till I}, 4A5 ltlfitltl‘ll Ro OFFICE HOURS , ‘ , .. .k .
mans, by the grim ghosts; of mni'dcrvrs i I rim-r "I out. . . 1 Hanna
,1 io'Is . , -, . toms l ltl inti‘ . AI in (A n \\ din-41a ‘ I. . ‘ 1
d If! i f ‘£ ' ' “.h” lllt It! All! fl liltllhlyi 1 "ml 5”?”de .mmlt‘i I" m to t I l l I “I till i “Ill 1 4 , . ..:ltIIitI A.
deaths A qn’neringtortniyo A]l.ir,ouiAAl All “Adi. \'1. Air .ntIIII lIIl titIIyI-Van. ,.ltAi IIIII mo in \I . : .. .; 41v. at
as the nu sinks and the- cool shadows 1 Consuuatmn pme l 1'? 11h ImiI I it
quench the hot livhr on the whito pave
ments, 1 eetcrincrcasingcrowdsoi’mA-ii ‘ 1 1”.” WM“ h V I mp" h.-
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-—:Alway: morcnien thanAvoniIAIAA—AAAIAie W” “Mk mm" ‘ l“ ‘l 1‘ Wk
inwar,d all? nnconstiously and out oi l shlills. hriiigingt 1‘ 7“ ‘ in“ ”H“
inborn hr hit, to the Forum. the center ‘ ‘I‘lI'l'ill'llW'Hl ”1’1 . " ‘ . .~ '11 mil;—
of the em 1m, the middle of the world, 1W5. with IIHI' . -’ ’ ":I ’:III't1 to
the hoiliu, point of the whole earth's ‘ 3 work A'II.»tI~tI1:I.\
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s'rANDARD OF m WORLD. l'llill'lt'.‘ J. “ill, of WI ~ ,1\ Mb. ‘I\ .'
liiiinVLI :AiAAAAitIl bottom lot
I. . '. . $1.751
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N. 11w razor Skirt will cost you $3.30 .‘lllt‘l' this sale is
RAW. l'. M. HI'IllIAiI ‘ l" ‘1: x:
' This is the Skirt we will Sell for
$1.75 1
Saturday, February 8,
lot llllL‘ 11:t_\' ”My.
'2” ’“llltll 1AA i11i lllllllt‘ 1‘: yards Avidc. bound with velvet,
WORTH $3.50.
Once our men were moving a great.
log that lay in a field. A little boy who
lived with us went to watch them. As
the log rolled over. AA tremnndoutt copper-
head snake l opted out (remit and bit
the boy. The men killed the make, and
. we Alid everything we knew to save the
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his rxti'dornlihoi't' SKIRT S.\1.1§ will 1AAI t'or oncilny only, SA'I‘l'RllAY. l’lililtl'ARY
over. Don‘t come too late.
“'A- how :llNllli no for ”AK-2. :Astl'A-l About ,‘Tililtlio4‘ ('Il.ll.~'lll 1wAt‘.(‘lI.I l‘i'tlll.
‘V‘ khan. lidlllt'fit'ill. Aron! 4II:::‘. 1itt~~ilitt lW:l\’t.‘l‘llllll lA'I‘l'N'}‘.~'. iiiIIlloit slI-I'A‘I‘I‘. ”i"
sulIlv. .I111‘IIA iiiA-hI 4 1IInVI.:.uAIl full “twp phI inn-its. All this wasons goods, from
and ripple hark; lltI‘f'I' l':lll'_"‘ in pro-m SHAH toé‘xfm. livery AIiiI-IIfthIItn worth
if“!!! 352'” iII *3”: lltt-y “All luv ~IIlth lltllll‘ll'. llll‘ ltlsAllI'Y.
fill‘IIllI halftln-At'tni'mvr prim», I “'I- havI- :iluhit 2‘7. IIhildrrii's short
.‘AIAII \t‘l‘ntutwt‘s, iti:r.t.- Hill of l'.|.~l lit-I‘I‘le Hulls lIIl‘t Am-r. ’l'hmw mats :irI- worth
in 1A,;ht and dark ~1A;iIlI~,wi1l gout lw'. all thI- way from n; to 3% I :-u -.1i YI n
i’AlIv. 72w. Will not ~II11mIIrII than too to not how your AIM: IItit o1 tli: it hit for
now A'AA4toAnA-i‘. $3.!“ and étJI'I Atm' I-
Illlllilsnntv tutti-{u silk \t'ui4t4, in 21'!” A‘.‘At.~111t1IlI ~1iAt'l \\lti.~l.~‘.lii:lti and
strip: ., and t'anvy path-rm. lllIlIl" with dark I‘HiIIl'r. will: 1'!1lAiI‘ in from and 1AII1t
>i\ lrlliiill‘ in luck and Fl'tlIAl'il from. Will with unit w;.:? ~.' for 11?“: l‘ill'll. Format
1... mid ill $3.}? ‘11,»... ‘.\’.il~l.~ .AI‘I- all tn‘it't' 77w :tlril {‘1‘ II”.
“oz-Ali :3; AA. in ' l 1.;AI1AII4‘ skirt. sI-i'giutnoliair, silk, lAl'll-
iatitiitv. .3 yards wide and organ pipe-
liiiI'ks. from $1.25 up to $5.1M
zoo AIhildrIIn's long AIiIlcrIlown coats“
triniinIIIl in white utigorn. for I150, fAtAII,
$1.35Atnul $11», all worth double- lllt"
AAAOAAIIy.
.\ big Iot. of black silk waists made in :
lllt‘ llilIIs! style. will go at $2.98 IIAAI-h. A
(ll't‘i‘illlilkf‘r will charge you mort- for the
making of a waist like that.
WII have a hit: liiAII of baby carriage
i~..l.AI.~I,frotn$l..'AUAipto $4. All wort It more ,
than double. Rather titan pm k lllt‘lll
an: w .or ill xt AAintAIr. we will ,4'II11 them
at run at 4' ll' iil‘lI I
poor lad, but in u very short time his
body Wit .4 covered with? «spots like the
spots upon the snake The side that was
bitten swelled terribly. The boy did not
die then, but he never wuswell after-
ward. Ho suffered at lit-st from fright:-
tul attacks of nightmare, which seemed
as he grow to manhood to develop into
epilepsy. lie tllt‘tl ‘Wllt'll lie was 21.
An hour after the boy was bitten the
xmien found in the same spot another
I xhuge copperhend snake. the mate to the
the the y had already killed.
, Near the side door of our house was
. an old apple tree, and birds had built
" their nests inn decaying limb. Onu day
I heard a terrible screeching and noise
. out there, and I went [U'Em what was
1 the matter. At the root of thetree lay a
snake. It had captured two birds. One
was in its mouth. The other, strangely
enough, it hold fast coiled in the end of
its tail. As lcnme on the scene it start-
ed to run, but it could not run very far
whit a bird at each end, and I got a
stick and quickly killed it. The birds
were both dead. it has always been a
mystery to me how that snake, which
was aboutu ” '2 feet long. got down the
tree with those two birds
One of our tenants set up a box on the
1 0nd of a long pole for the martin birds
’ income and make their nests in. The
‘ pole was 2.3 feet high. The box was soon
inhabited. One day the man heard a
' ; noise at the box. He went out. and found
the birds in great distrmsxhirrupiug and
' fluttering. At length he saw a snake’s
head peering out of the martin box. Ha
‘I went into the house, got his gun, tool:
aim at the head and pulled the trigger.
Bung! He did not see anything fora
moment. Then the body of a huge
black snake slowly unrullcd outside the
. box and fell to the ground. It was live
1 feet long.
One day when I was in the cellar I
1 saw a snake runuiur,y into a hole in the
1 wall. I caught it by the tai1,as I knew
‘ tho llult‘ Aim; ll .5 1-AigI-_ enough for tho
("l‘t‘illllltt to turn and bite me I wound
the tail around my lingers and waited.
35" \\'A- haw Illill‘lx't‘tl down all our Trimincil 11:At:4' to ‘JHA', $1.13.), 54.1 N and $2.48, Tlnwnukestruuulrd fiercely. hntIlAIIlIl
1\'I-AAAI:AAA1AI-A' this (ligziiiiiv 5: Atiiliu\ . .‘llt will 1:A.4t :A low I1:A_\_4'
(llll\.
on to its tail till I felt. it. getting weal:
and limp. Tllt‘ll l jerked it. out of the
holo and heat it to death.
VAII had it llill', noisy v-ilick of [militias
one t-llll inci, and tho huts all laid their
eggs in An.- iiiIst. Soon thonggs begun
11- KRIEGER,The leading Cloak and Millinery Store12.522.52133A,““Air:3:r..‘3‘3.t:;tz::.:€
IN 50. NORWALK, MAHACKEIVlO HOTEL BLOCK.
the farm nwii wcrI- clearing away an old
stump about a mile and a half from the
é guinea Aim. under the stump they found
a black rllttlfl‘, \Vlllt‘ll they immediately
I killed. ’l‘hIIy noticed it. looked very fat:
I P RT 2 indeed,1 AI’o thAIv cut it open. Then they
0 U I D E A M E N 1 found v1 AI 19 the guinea Aggs had gone.
Again Invites Your Attention!
FOR
For Everyday!
Thursday Only!
ExCellent Values
In Bléached, ‘ .Il’rnii ol‘tlic Loom. ti‘gc
Half Bleached, ll- 1- ’IA'IA\\'AA Sheeting, 1212c
'and Unbleached Staple and lll'CSS‘ '
Muslin. ‘ lilllj‘illitlll at . ~l-C
riches and strength and life. “ . i . . . "WW“
Then, a. the traveler muses out his 5 . [I '8' .. l‘1iA...xAII-AAti\'I . .p .‘l-ll“ .
short hreat Iing space, the vision Arrows . 533L113” INF A: 1 ', 5mm“)- Ewmm l '1 l "I" N ”1 NW“
Ionfused,a1d Rollins huge ghosts gal Tibet} éH‘OUR, _-'.E.;.; E? “"11l\'(3"11‘r'1'*‘i<ill .I‘. .., :11 inI-IIt
stalking,rid rig, Alarming, iatingtlironglr, ‘ I . \II’ ’ Elm-i ”Wl‘lllll‘rl 3" 7 , .II-i'viI'I'. '
the surging Ireain throng—,4“ a-4ar Btu “ . ,‘t/f 72$?) ®\.‘ . , i All who haw ' ‘ . ._ ..I: I.--i.-n4 toi-
tusJTompcly, gall-lithe, (liocrto, alignhi, f JV/Vl‘l“) T/ ». " ‘ lllt‘lltllt rship a: . , .3 , won‘t,
V Ateliii8,H.Ad gun—and I lose upon them - “wasn‘t" ., , 1 mo” ., A] .- - . - .
liauls and (it its and Hans, and all har- l . . " I I . V H l I” I I I”. ,- H 1 ' m “I“
hariaus, till t1 0 dream is a kaleidoscope I i \l ”I" "H I' "'1 .. 1 ' . 112-‘1 rhIIIIIl of
of school tear. eIl names that have and i St .\lltll"t\\, ot .~. , M night
Alt-nly taken at afllJWH of great faces out Beware Of FraUd ..l H WIIrhIAIII ,’I>,I,h',_,,”,. “ml
of Rome's h Aadow storehouse, and js‘A-rI tnry l) \l ‘I‘-‘ . t ~ 4: . to
Izorrcous arms - llll strewn ' A z . ' x 1 H. ‘ ”HI ‘
i4 . . I ting lriperim, The A'oiintlcss imitations of tho annual IAAII' .. . -:‘;. ’.Iw ling—
illlll all at once theksightseer shivers as 1. .
the sun goes dot 'n, and passes his hand 1 “r 'shlAurn CW5 "'5 Super“, “"1 “Md ‘5'» i [V ‘ ‘ \' I" ‘mmml‘
”V9,- his EYES. an shakes lllmfilllf,lll1(lI liitive B rand is the greatest “N‘- l‘I‘llmI ‘I . ' . 'lIm [ll'ltllil-‘
Rot-S away rather li’Ai-Atily, lt-sthoshuuldi N mpliment that 1‘35 Y“ ””1”" “’1'" ’1 ' V “
take the fever ant turn ghost himself. been P “d to ””5 famous; l’ ' .~1' lt ' ‘
....-..._, ._-_-,_,,.__ , l7 inur, , ’5 .1 11.1 I . .‘ . LIA-ontotwtI
‘ lattAI-Ihi t t! . .~ ...
Japanese, Journalism. imitators may 60p) the. l ". ” . . pit». I did
‘ A Japanese corr‘spondent of the [3111— . Appearance of the Sack 11’”“"'l' 50"” ‘ .. tiII‘ “”1“”
“more Sun says: ‘ (.ZAArn-tidering the fact . no one can imit'ite the qtizil- i “'1“ “"1“.“‘1 “ .ilt‘ and had
that John Black fou ided Japanese joiir- .' m, ”f the p lour \V ashburn i l" 1" lmI‘h‘“I ‘ ‘ . itIv tht- :II‘
Aiahsm in 1-3.2, conmeitdahle progress Closby' 5 Sit erl ttive is the§""”"“"l“”““ It'ollows it
hasheen made FAA tr Years ago there best t1 PM L rcgnlztrlv. .\ . v. ' -' was
were (3.38 newspape s,.inagnxiitns and m 16“ or "n.1,. “Nth. VA ‘ ”gm” ‘
journals of different
the empire, Newspa rs, like books, oral lROberts’ Tucker . way.
written in the writte language, AAliiA:hl"‘vl“11"5"
is quite different in . ammar and v0- . “Yes, dear
I-zihulary from the col Aquial language. . & GOOdWin' ”M‘“ PM I‘
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‘ the...t. Mas. J. W. Ant-Alum.
., titres of Great Composers.
'Ii‘eiivians, like other artists, are
’ to cherish warm afl’ections for
proi
, won 1 and to marry early, as well as
. oftAIi Yet there is no lack of warning
I Am against weAlAling artists, and
o instances enough to give good
to the llt’llfff that it is a risky
Aat artists make worse husbands,
9-,. than other men would be
ovc. liven Daudct, who wrote
the subject, insists in his pro-
his on u marriage was most
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.. 1 The wife '
, Xantippc,
droicliim to
' his acquaintances bear him
tet‘neut. .
Haydn was a veritable
AA Inse ceaseless scoldings
I Ad companionship out-
'. Mozart's wife had
happy, at
out in the .
t
aid..- the home wu
.; little sympathy with
; Bach's first wife, had
, dent outlook upon expcu
at even a provi-
She was a
'd and did not:
l attend her husband 3 funeral" leaving his
l burial to strangers. Both .Haydn and
I MAJ/art married the younger thisters of
1, the AA omcu they really loved. \m
i Chopin never married. and his etu-
. ral melancholy‘was not much brighte ed
by his life with the eccentric and rev
-lutiouary George Sand. Beethoven, like
, Michael Angelo and like Handel and
S“
IScbuhcrt, can be credited only with
l platonic devotion to woman.
I But the home life of Bach was su-
§ premely blessed. His first wife was his
1 cousin; his second spouse was a devoted
1 admirer of his art and the greatest aid
1 in his Work. Mendelssohn's wife made
, his home a paradise and a proverb for
I happiness, Schumann's marriage was
ideal, iuid his wife, a remarkable music-
L A1 artist herself, was a continual en.
‘firIInragAIuAcat to him They were like
‘ ”Al tIIrrothrIIl lovers all their lives.
1
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