icnl skill of no ordinllry char.
i , attuned to produce the hollow
boom the spur whi lies nowbe
no noted in world architecmro,
' n being defined, in exigencies,
lining in the center and riveting
lattes toward both ends. In the meet
t instance of this cenetruction there
four lines of angle iron braces at
distances from eunh other and
g the Whole length of the boom,
it it good bracing. the face to the
. being slightly curved to take the
e, shape of tho interior of the
‘u . these angles correlating of continue
2» us on an average some to feel,
a lap made at eat 11 joint 1% inches
math and bolted with steel.- These
are irregular. in order that two
or more may not be opposite each
rend thus cause weakness.
no OIEVo “or Amy.
evcrybody knows, Richard Wea-
o great composer, married the de-
oted wife of Hans 1011 Below. The
goes that the latter one day came
ugncr, for Whom he had the grout-
possible admiration, and said:
‘hlustcr. I wish to make yen a little
I have noticed your preference
wile. Toke her. She is yours. I
am proud to think that I have something
but you will coriander worthy of accept-
“'1’
And so a divorce was procured and
the marriage" took place.
Later, when Von Bulow was in this
try, ho luughingly soil] to a well
’ own women of this city, “You know,
ogner married my widow. ”-New
,tlri: Journal
(33qu For Statue.
idl‘ivers-n here. Tacoma right
, to the solid mth. uren ’tyou just
little ashamed of your old daddy?
t, now.
. Fiver-s — Why, gus’nor, I
‘ Gill
being ushlsined of me. Every time I
190* at you and think what 11 job Imnde
your bringing up, I am oshnmed of
His Blunder.
I .- .you wool tin d enthow!
: ..,7 Missfll' 11%;}, gilt
Ehuhdidyoeseytol “
‘I wanted to compliment her on her
‘0 appearance and merely asked her i!
ehud all her war-point on. and she
hasn’t looked at me since,"-—Detroit
l0 Press.
ll. Y.,Iew llaven G Hartford
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"mutuality 1'. M'. ”52.111.525.254.
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CONE; "h‘EBblUNAL ilEUOHD.
The l’rocecllln’tp o! wthe Senate and Home
_ or fluorescent-tires. _
WASHINGTOZI’. flay flu—J1me counts the
tented the proposition to inert-nae the beer
tux 75 scale per barrel by the vote of ill
to 27. The vote well token all song; on the
it
filled cheese bill was tattle
a)”
tux proposition helm; It! ind
amendment. With the amendment die
posed of, the cheese blil‘wus lurther dc
bated, but not disposed at. .
The debate on the bond bill was com
tinned. Mr Henchman!» or North Dn-
kote and Mr. Daniel oi Virginie bunks in
favor of and .Mr. Elklus of West Vin
glnie Against the bill... Mr, Elklus‘ re-
marks were punctuated by sharp and
amusing colloqule with M3. driller and
Mr. Perkins. The hpoelsh of
was netnhls‘os on expeditionc the litres
silver attitude of today. Mr.. Butler
sought to have a time fixed for e Vote on
the hill, suggesting today, tomorrow Ol
Monday st 5 o'clock, but there were on
, jectlens. There woe brlel parliamentary
obstruction. which was terminated by an
adjournment without an egreslneut her
big been effected
The house of representatives spent an,
most the entire time discussing the senate
nmendm‘enl to the 'generel deficiency bill
appropriating o1, 0:37.000 for the payment
of about 700 French spoilation claims,
$513,000 lot! on we”: claims found to be
under the Bowman net, M74, 00
payment of will“ is know: us the
teen claim for the construction of on ir
clad steam battery in 1804 and chant no,-
000 for Indian supplies furnished in 187:
and 1874. Chairman Cannon of the up
proprlutlena c minittee. seconded by Mr.
Sayers, led the phi: against tb'e payment
of these claims, which they charged hull
been lumpdd together into one amend
ment in order to command coongt
strength to secure passage. Messrs. Bros ,
Iyoucnyso? Nobody would ever believe
venor (Rep) of Ohio, Mahon (Rep) ol
Pennsylvnnln. Adams (Rep. )of Penney]
vunln and Rio nrdson (Donn) of Tonnes
sec advocated t eclnims, which, they can ~
tended had been lettnd by the court ol
claims to be ogultnblc end just.
The vote was close, but the friends 0.
the claims carried the day, the vote being
ill to 047'. -
The conicrsnee report on the sundry
civil bill, which lelt but $1,080,000 nil
in dispute, wee presented and was slil'
pending when the house adjourned.
“A sulmommlttoe of the house commit
toe on labor has favorably reported :1 bit
to prohibit the employment of prison in
her on government buildings.
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL EEAGIIE (thrills.
At New Yerk— » -
Clevelunll.........9 0 0 0 9 2 l 4 0—D
New York........1l 0 0 l 0 0 0 l 0—— l
Cleveland—Hits, it); errors, '. New
York—Hits. it; orrort,’ 3.
At Brooklyn—
Louisville... ..... l l 0 l i 0 0 0 0.. .
llrookiyn..........2 0 l 0 t) .3 0 ll I—-i
bouleviile—illtn. 0; errors, Ii. Brook-
lyn-units. in; errors, ti.
At Heston--
Pittelmru.........0 l 0 l t.’ ‘l ‘l 'l l—l'u
lloelon ........... .2 o :3 1 ll 0 s 2—H
Plttsburg—«ilits, horrors, 1. Boston-
Hit». N: errors. 1.
At Philadelphia-—
Chicago ...... .....ll 0 l 0 0 0 0 l tin-l
Phlludclpbln.....0 0 :‘l 0 :l :l 0 0 '-— t
_ Cbtclwo~lllts,10; errors, ll. Phllndel
pine—litre. I3; errors, L'.
M Baltimore——
St lmulw.........,0 0 0 o 0 0 n (l 0-— t
llnltlmore........l 0‘9 0 D 1 o o ’—--l
St. tools-“Hits, 7: errors. I. Beltl
moromlllte. l3: errors, ll.
At Weslllnutlmu—
Cincinnati ........ 0 4 0 0 l l 0 ll Irv—ll
Washington .,...u o I) ll ii I) 0 0 ii—«t
Clminnntiwllits. to errors. .“1. Wash
lngton—llttm ii; errors, 0.
Aecssrao Foe MURDER.
Frank Lovell. tElEm Alleged Slnyor of It
llunlor. t‘nuzllt In ”bingo.
Cmmon, hilly thin-Frock ll; lmvell. I
nettle buyer of (”lorolhon. Mo, \vm arrest
ml in the ellico ol thechlel at police, reborn
ml with the murder at it iluntcr. e we}
known nwrrhenl. ut the stockynrdl
April w. mm.
The nrmlt WM the rcllillt oi police in
rentlmtlon which bull been going on to;
colon months. Tlll'l‘lltillltll‘l ore Mill ts
he ilnpllreted in the crime. I if these .locol
Minutemen won arrested two would one
lmd .lulm Boll-s ill herring la lieutenant» it
the Juliet penitentiary. l'tellk thllmns
tho Iourtil amount. ll ntlllntlnrgu Th1
murder. on eel-Hunt oi the prominence o
the victim and the complete mystery our
rounding the f’ll‘t‘lltlllllllll‘l‘fl of the crime
rreelml l'omlllemhlc excitement at ltn
time Lovell and Hunter were sold to in
titterlmslom rivals and it ill thlllfnm
the police state, which he who first claw
no Their Ilenllymnorl.
. "on: arms, Mn)“. "l mime. Fleece. tin
prime «lance. end t hurl" Mllllh of liar
l‘l-llll’l‘n nrc M. the llllrnct llouse “first
we "Mellon In their honeymoon mm.“
bovine lawn nmrrlml font «colts flflll,
lili'llllfl’ll elm-the bride lmli seellml on
divorce They no hence to (lllrnmmown
Mmon mitt“? Mt. to ace bosom friends
Then they no «not. where llbe slugs for till
loosen at Ihentonllnn, 3. ii. end all
mike lllrlr hunw on tlmhusqnohunnc nee:
Harrisburg
t homo Wm. Mtuelntlfiltlor.
them. our elem-tuneem Kennedy
who was crunched naturally evening in
It'nmbrllier. dine at the liltflllllll, and Us
mr Willlllll’ll,‘fillfl ll‘ll! “fooled, chill-cell
with cutting Kennedy 11 throet. was we
smnnnlly nttnitrnrd In the Chmhrlr‘lut
rmEll'l» no the charge at mutislntmhtct‘ its
pleaded not guilty one we hound over In
tulle for the d ,
landward-same Dino handsets.
Monroe's N Y” “or fill will: Gen
arms innit Walter L. tinsel cm of lineman,
one oi the inert prominent mlttlelemm
Worm Scot York criminal deed lit Mile
were! ill-m not no premmluee oi me
which is "W to have result-rt tron:
Molt 4W
tilel
E bend
’l'lint lunch and led for mlfllberty.
For their. door
Thole ElEEEf
Weill forth to blood hull die!
die. loin the noble heurlcfl throng!
{live honor to the dead
And etmw with llow'r-El of gentle May
’l‘holr ptlltwllll, lonelulnro bed.
not listen. All we may provide
To glorify the brain
Ill justim luci‘ogfi e to them
And to their oleful grove.
For what they did for nation's weld. I
When irl-lxlem well at buy, I
Nay wopully rind verily—-
We never can repay!
, wChicego Tribune.
J llSTIC'E WAS qlLOW
“Holly leels Edrondqul, doesn't she. now
Decoration day is coming?”
”Yes, and I don’t wonder. " And her
bright loco clouded and droomd a bit.
“See here, Nutty, it rnnkes me wleh, E"
be cold between his set teeth, “almost
that there was nothing like Decoration
day, How is n fellow to go up to town
hellnnd carry wreaths and march in the
procession to the tune oi the blinds and
everything, nearly kl ling hhnscll to do
honor to theeoltllers i the civil War." and
think of Holly Dunseombe sitting there
in the corner of that. little brown ileum,
smiling her fingers in her ears and hiding
her face so on not to heurorseennytbingi”
”And all of therycor I have-to bear it,
thinking 01 Holly Dunscombo, dreading
Decoration my, and now it has come,”
said Natalie between her subs.
Rex climb up suddenly to her side, and,
laying his hand on his sister‘s shoulder.
sold:
“It hosE conic for the last time. I am
ust going to find out the truth about
ctty’s grondiothor and fix it once for all,
that the town shall not lime to soy 0v
ery tlmo Decoration day comes drountl that
there is one grove which Brier lliil cannot
tlooornte with uny sort, of self respect.”
“Nutty," and Rex lonncd forward and
whispered, “I don’t believe that. ilotty
Ilunscombc’ s grandfather ever run away
on the edge of the battle in all this World.
So thorol”
"Oh, Box," bried Natalie. “how can
your story, if you do lllnliu it: 1; good one.
It is .20 y'oltrs '-—-
“Now, let. s make a committee of two,
and, instead of picking flowers, mulling
wreaths and marching in tho [)I'M’QESSIOD,
spend the time in swing if we can t not
some news about Iletty ‘s grandfather lmd
let’s mute it our uttering to hire. ,llaus-
comho, nnd llotty 8 dear old grandmother,
knull to all the little l)unsoon§.bc8._hlgnml
little " finished Rex, with n‘whonp of do:
light. .
That afternoon utter school Poster Benn
hull twomllere in lmlsntutly. ,llu left his
Huntley serlnlna, stuck instill thc“illtllly, "
pushed up his spectacles otcr his forehead
mad risked them to sit down, then folded
his hands, mntchln his fingers and
thumbs neotly toga or, and waited for
them to speak.
”Mr limo." neidl Natalie, feeling as lt‘
her lust hour hell «nun, "I wish, we both
11 lfili, and I guess Ill cryhotl) Else w lsheu”~a
And how she stuck fulfil». unable to go on
with onetime: word. .
Rex then plunged in.
"Mr. Benn," he sold, “It seems too bud
for llctty llnusoombo to be crying her eyes
out Decoration day. Doesn’t ltr”
Poster llerm sure u loud chem null
lookml helplessly at the youngpcoplo, while
his brow darkened.
"It is every solemn thing," be cold,
” for n person to omnlnltn sin, and to break
one’s word is bud enough, but to be u do»
ecrtnr from the army when our country
was in peril In terrible, nod for n block sin
no one ought to lnyowrccth on John
Ilunscombo‘s grove on IhItmrution tiny."
"lib, Mr. lleun! Suppose it met your
fat her or grandfather? '
“My dour Natalie,” exclaimed the me-
tor, slotting book, “you don‘t suppose for
nmluuto the: my {other or gmntlfnthor
thllltl have run away on the mince! but-
do?"
”(Ilh. no. no." will Nntnllnln confnlllon.
"(if mum I don't lmppom so, but then he
might. You would feel llrcmlfully. 1
know you tvouhi.‘ond just think of Ben
nlul Polly and your little Nellcrylnlt cl-
luuetto death over lhlcorotlcn day. Uh,
Air. llenul Do lot/ll llntl out. it Mr. Doom
lltlllllltl dill really run nevny ironi hill colu-
tinny."
Punter lleon couched, took out his
large, red lmnllnoun, wlpntl hill face never-
lll tllnee. hie «includes tumbling of! in hie
lll-rvoulllnw, so time it well some time bc~
fore be won finally motored to order
council to l‘tllllllltl tho nonvomttlon.
“Well, well, well." he lllllll, Amusing
out of lllll reverie to moon the wetting eym
all the young [loople that were buttoned on
bill face. “(if ennrm l will do all 1 mm"—
"llut, Hr. lltnu," bruise in lice, and
new oil hill tln‘lhllty serum-ll to have Hittite
ml mvoy, end he felt on held on in mountain
lion, "you see we have not lunch time to
low. “I‘lltlflllllllll tiny cornea next week,
null you know webovn into to do if no
llnll out lbnt John Dunmlmlm, alter all,
dill not. run nwoy.”
“llryl” exclaimed the old clergyman.
“(if 1mm he run may."
“lint We llun'tknow thet,” sold llrr
boldly. He stood quite chino new to the
lnlnlstlrr' s choir
”lhlor moi“ sold the old clergymnn.
“l\'.oll l‘ll think ubout it, and may be in
mm till something "
The old cioruynnm got out n! his chair
suddenly and rennlml [or his tail hut.
When he not. it on his bald, he tell quite
himself ognin, but Natalie nnd lies, loch
inc: sure that it they lost sight of him
then the opportunity Would never come
again. followed chm lifter, end or none
M be Monti on tho llllt tlmrsbotlo opening
out. {mm the study they trotted alter,»
enforced by the Bonn Milly inclusive.
unravel the ltlllh'tl up in the all end
Ilene at the mined and on other no.
all hell nlweys acid that he loved children
hon young people and slhotlltl new be no
I l hot humid one the youlhtlll met»
re of hill (look.
not be true matting it little on much oi
them now and he wished the whole some
of them their in their respective 11W,
giving him snarled lute diet on between
llll‘lil. First, like It limb fl htulug,
mom these mulling morocco»: ‘I y here
you Mtltme this helm?" Neil, ”Why
can't you do to mutt”
in a moment he meld. "Well. young this
pie," and he smiled as he turned mend
Will there. "council."
,. b ,, . we. ..
thrill: tidal-s tore .
hem. and all he mm W or
threeremnrks to delimiter sitting
in the heel: room he fell into two or three
ancient lobes with him. ,
By the why, ” one Mr. Illushnmbothum,
. “that story at yours "nukes me think of
thoilrst time you told ll, juol lifter the
You Willolllb’tlh It ‘
" ”Well ltlon' tltnow.” sold {)1an Bean.
Illa mind was not so much upon the army
on upon his silent comments.
“Why, you see," «old Mr. Hinghcm-
bnthlun, crossing his house, “thin is the
way it woe: You came in here, end you
bod hell :1 letter, you know, somebody had
sent to youth give Joann Smiths.
remember Jason? He was It likely fellow
enough, wnrn‘t hol’ Only his heir was ll
little mite too oerrotty.
for the bullets,’ they used to my to taupe
Jason on he won going oil to the war.
Well. you but] bed a letter (random,
and nobody knew where he'd gone to.
You remember Jason cleared out just. after
the boys come hornet Then you told this
some are hurry—thin one about the two
'A good mark
“1516 It"? exclaimed the minister, and he
looked so startled that Mr. Hinghomboth-
aln peered over hill green glasses in ear-
“By the way, did you ever find out
where Jason Spurks Went to?" asked the
minister lrrolovnntly.
“Well, if he isn't dead, " said Mr. Hing-
hnmbothnm, “why, he is living, end that
might be ever in Sendhnln. .I
hlswifo’e father lived then-p ‘ '
Jason went to the war he ‘gnvo up his own
homo, and his wife went to live with her
The minister got his-toll length out of
thochoir into which he had planted him-
self and reached forwurtl und tool; the
postmnstor’ s rusty penholder
“Hand on u about of paper, will you,
Mr. llinghnnibothnmi" he said briefly.
And when the letter was finished Mr.
Hinghnmlmthmn, not being able to see
(nor the pursuit s shoulder just what was
being written, received it utter it was
stuck together in its envelope untl duly
stomped, peered at it on all sides and on
mount of the minister's moment-e being
unable to hold it up between the light and
hieeyes (a method which he religiously
observed with all other postal mutter), he
dropped it into the box with n sigh.
' sold Pastor Boon, turning
around and tacinghlm, “if you can gather
anything else about .loson h‘pnrks—I how
not tlmught of him for 11 score of yours, or
any one else thatuns In the mine company
you know, of Vermont
guards) you just let me know no quick
on you eon not down to the purelnlogo.”
The next (lily die: and Natalie hull n
queer, solemn looking Inlssiw handed in
by thominister‘s maid of oil ‘work. E
was dimmed to both of the young people,
E mule inside was it very short letter that re
solved itself into four words, “(Joule over
this elmnoon.”
lfl'ovvr well bidding more joyfully eon
copied, and thnt afternoon in .thopnltor'a
study there was it minim-once»! three, so
quiet and secret that not own It whisper
moaned thwugh the study wells
”Now, not 11 word to any one," said the
mlnlstt-n “and don‘ t you look on though
you bod anything that you could tell it
you wanted to "
it was the night before Decoration tiny,
and it was prayer mulling night, the corv-
lcnboing held in the old voetry. There
were not many there, to be sure. Pol-hops
they tvl-ro caving their energies for the
next day. , But there were enough to be
mltonlsbtxl when Punter Berth sold at the
0ml of the service: ,
"There lsIeuoct oi instills to llcdonc
hero in llrler llllltoniuht so startling that
it will require 11 large hell. [but all the
hem-ere mny be heated.
wishes to go mm ndjonrn nllvl‘ this unet-
lnn to the town hall.
(tronlpuny (1,.
Every one who
’l‘hlsl-I all I shell
It was not necessary for him to any any
more, and the {ow ntprnycr molding collltl
unrllely wait with decent pmlouee‘untll
the mlnlstl rsnld "Amen "' end nlljournod
Then tin re who necnmpm ingot-even the
town lmll, tinm: til the end of tho prlmosslor:
fuming that they Would be tumble to not
cents. end all lost in Wondol‘ and mouse at
the whole thing.
Nobody ism-1v who! they wore mmubllltl
for; whether the hook in the country town
bud burst, or whether the minister mul
union to mien null thought the church
Would be ummnoll tor the nlldlonoo that.
would nctumlly be lnlorostwi in the news,
or Mother A dozen llllll one other lllllltt!
Wurullbuut to burst upon them with one
The tumult of all this whhlperlng nod
excitement suddenly mat ml i’nrllou
liven entered the side door, the Ill-.loetnwu
olden ill. his hulls, null then lbvt‘ctvnre neon
welcome tram the Women: ot the coin.
lultum I‘fltml. book of the plottorm, :1 much
crowd lll temple, curb looking M if he bod
sonwthluu intonation to munnmnloute.
'l‘hopnrenn “99de right to the front of
the plotter-m null mill, “Int lnl pmyi"
Down event. every trend, ulthouuh mum»
them bytes plotted out betwwn the flute-rs
of the blinds held commonly lmtlml their
it is solo to any that very low per
cent Eltnew what the permit prayed.
or] one WM wmhllm the amen on the
lint nlter the prayer rm ended the
local! were up tannin, end it. Willi the primer
thing to lllllm in n strsluhtferwunl trey us
l’nmln llnun drew forward A M“, angular
olll nnm. bruit end withcml Who mom!
to hove greet tllflleulty to troll; even a few
steps to the front of the platform:
“Frill-mill end {allow Billtl‘lln.” said the
nllnlnleedn deep toner, “we have with on
e no! lent. of "outlier town who has .1
mi from the seclusion that hue entehlpod
him l/ll do a Ilnlple not til locum to one oi
our ulwnspenple This is June rip-rho
Perhaps come oi you know him. ”
The or three mph; in the audience
stem-e mead their beckoned m long
end hem st the old men on the phloem,
but the root inched on omimly, not
thawing in the Inuit who Jame beech
"New time, Mr. Sports” told I’m
Blue, "tell on oh» you hm cheat the
llottlc of mill llultwthe mus comic to
which you and your muslin, John lines-
At the molltkln at John Dollar-mile ell.
err men was retort with he‘ll
theorem elmllllll e curious
on their (ml, so deep
at nem let the one Matthew“
menu Moorland“ lethal tilt,»
Jello MW”M
«new. "Whetl‘the
us chor‘ge Ewlth‘ our beyo.
l note all piloted at the relic. and I did".
,At that thereon stitlened involuntarily,
all exclaimed under their
“Go on, ” said the person inelow voice,
end the room wits still its death.
”Sure enough, I did rumn never looked
behind me. I Just looped out of my place
and run. But I’ll tell you whet made me.
.It was a rattle behind my em, and a bell ‘
whining by my mm, and John dropped ‘
by my little. Just like this. "
The old men put his trenrbllng hand
down and brought it, with a crush, on the
bible, so Ethel several women already mode
nervous by the excitement skipped invol-
untarily out (rem their seats I
"I heard’ em any book of me, with u.
smothered oath—I wcn' trepent it. here”--
”No. no, " cried Person Benn sharply.
"And they celled me John Dunecombe E
as I wurunuing. I presume in the con-
fusion that it was kind of mixed up, and
they couldn’t tell whether it was we run-
ningund John that full, or John running
and me that tell. I couldn't hardly tell
my self. " The old man drew hle‘ bond
across his forehead, ”and I hnln’ t felt right
about it for yours. ”
“Oh, what u shuttle!” cried several
voices. “To keep it to yourself all these
yours!" cried another.
“Silence!" thundered the person, bring. E
lug his hand down hard upon the table.
The old mun wavered and secured to
sin: under the scorn of the (noes upturned
to is. ,
“Go on," sold the person. “Tell all you
know, Mr. Sparks. This is what you
came for, you know. " I
“Yes, yes!‘ ‘ said the other Icebly.
“Well, wlhen I got home it did not seem
to make much dilleronce to John—Jul wns
deed, you know—wimther he run or not
So I did not try to let' our know the min-
take "
“Is this all, new?” ushed the person he
Justin atoppcli.
”You, " cold the old man, “and I hoin't
never thought of it much till you come for
me today and sold it was time {or me to
get ready to leave the World in pence, as l
have got to now before long, he I’m [min
on high 80, and then you said I'd better
come and do it tonight. 80 here I be."
Poster lichn raised his hand again and
sold, “Let us pray!" and now all the peo
ple did listen, and many were the tours
that fell down on the shawl ends and on
the laps of the women, while the men
wiped their faces vigorously with their
lmndnnnns and pretended to keep quiet
and composed.
Afterward, when oil was over, end they
wont. to their different homes, 0 procession
of people went around by the little brown
cottage in the moonlight.
“Sh—sh!” sold the sympathetic women
“Ilml' t lot‘ 5 n.1l.othum. Then we 'llshow
thorn n gmnl Decoration day as a surprise 1' '
A good Decoration duy indeed it was.
How can I tell of the flowers that fairly
llew into the brown cottage! The freshly
authored ponies were taken by In ntrcluu of
little children, beginning as daybreak, to
be handed in to tho grateful and astonished
widow nod llotty and the children, who
had had an early visit from theulll person,
with his story of contusion I’DPIINS euro.
lesunecs in delaying nil cflort to (reel lhn
Duneunnulm' a nature from the litigant recto
mg upon it.
How can I dotutrlbe lletty, her cheeks
plnkIwitli suddon joy, walling belu'eou
Reginald and Natalie, while-llctty- cer-
rietl n wreath of vhlte rosohudn uml :1 etc:-
in the other bull to put on the grove that
film hull longed all hit? lilo tomdeuomtodi
”Natalie," modded Rex that evening,
when they set on the buck stops and no
burdened their hearts, “l'nlglntl it is over,
immune it was so good. 1 should have
burstinto pieces if it but! lasted much
lump-.1- Why, he bud II perfect cyclone
lthitlo of inc all do) l"-—ll‘tmtuu (limbo.
ml... to htrlouem.
Thirtycmo yours hnve {would since the
hint midi!!! full in the war 10! the (futon,
(did to ll very large part oi our [ample new
the Ullllllllulllol’lllll’lll of the heroic lll'ml
llt‘tt'I-lfi: rrlly hue not the wrsounl Munch;
lion that at first Knvecnch selenium to
the nununl decoration of ti. oir groves lint
whiliI the ceremony lute time lost launc-
thlmr of its sxmntuueity it they l‘t‘lllll)’ luwu
golnml mum than it boll lost in value.
’l‘hin any of flowers, which was at llret lic-
\‘ult'tl to the personal colutlmlnorutlunof
the timid. grow-i nmro and more into n colo-
hrntluu of the impommol virtue of putri-
olllllu which WM illustrated in their Licm.
tion unto llcoth.-l’blltulelphin Times.
The 0mm Miller: in History.
No nmltor what the mmunr of our obli-
gnthllol to the volunteere of more, they
did not go into thowor {or my or even for
glory: 'l‘ho world never now u grander er.-
llibltlon uf ulnlolilab noel-111cc then they
nmdo In pure devotion to their country,
and thin in what we have to ceremonial-um,
whut we how to emulate, whet we how to
touch our children to hold in healing honor.
Memorial silly than like» lte [Illll‘ll nlllollu
our Allrorlmn holidays Ill tho fl‘ellvnl ester.
chilly of the mllltory virtue». us lndoperllh
once tiny oommeunlmtcs the civic virtues
and duties of patriotism mailman}
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A 0W (lull.
"The current call I over new, ”’llnlll n‘
tunnel tenure experience in the only,
who was with Perm during their ll war,
"wall Mullah Ihcll came donor um! took
rid the hondnf moment next to me nod
ltlllmlllfl mo tor to toluene. And yot,
while tiller: mm Wm communal eel-ur—
lug, other men relented to be lollowml by u
totality. to be neonatal lit every engage-
ml.”wlluston Herold.
m M ill the M
Ito wetter flowers at every hen
litter «ll-opt Im petal» white sud blue.
Ami crlmsml on the mm and shine
Ill heme: ol the purple palm»,
And lmllll en mi
All the no“ llpo of mimic that bled.
Where nelul‘n filmilt our demon wool
Above theta-tom fisgmm hoot,
nuance; an wi l t rein.
Um Ire behehl with clot dilution
“in gift of llmrem
on mmwsmmmnosml
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Lille inomse to the Minot ltltltll
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hill-smuggle!“ been lit-eve the held
in on all luv.“ we. when and blue.
who mum'- strolling mm
lulu lfiefiflenl one of axon.
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