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tiful. ,omon. most oi“ which have been
* ‘HJ‘J. llama, a well known art critic «
c surest-noose stun. ..
unto
niuht in Joint. when i first vial
. . . , I Sit. 6i, " "i ' i
. . . a 2 rites a short it intimation ofAltln‘yo “0,2; ”I“:aimi‘fifif’fimmu .. 2 .
am ”i . . W T ‘ . .. , « "HM". "if! Uilfiil'iill'." ill WW“ consists of five two-slotted bu‘lldlnio
cfhffiliwsleahle ‘ ‘ ' = 2 in m a rt used to it is W i m Nana i533? 01".!“ " ”'7' “mm“ “5“ W0“ 0"“ rumored to u M ubuut turtles 0M ‘
Vel't’is a {3.21133 nth.’ at A "8 ea “£0. f A cinnamon ...“Rud: “"1"” "' mm" “3' m” WWW “" "9m“ baseball diamond. On a. cold‘wlntotiifl
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tenable folks accordi h
to at data, The worse Mug:
n donor party the more fashionable,
ind lemonade is displacing chant-
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his pounce with a qtiickeneo
., , t,.‘ i ’
Home oten years ago.
“it ill.”
. Mill
Fa totem:
lit
yard”)? 3%}!
ii
an. old ,udafpuiiitat
sets nary. a s s a great
gland." and got a let», ,.
nubll led by. Scribncr‘s. (it the Amer.
icun Wommt, all all Miistlc typo, Mr.
Kilubali‘suld to Mr. name.
sltcltorcd over mono men, wotnti ‘ ,
children. At that: time the polls ’ "
_ ,'"‘lle American woman is the)“ Will that tu lttildln' wr ~ ' “ '
a. v a . .. z: _ . [totem alike an almost wanton than tidbit(trunkinlluslandhad been read u‘um l' ”B t ‘ T i" m: ”m I‘ F i 5” '“.””""“ will”
“MA ”(nihilism quarantined ToJocsgn tau framinhintllns string. in s workman.roautnrtluruymr Minimal 3i- ! its?“ it mi I 3355951373.? Wyn.“ iiimfi i333" ii
wt in roach of every wealthy person. And open the (olden base; ‘19 it We‘ll: Wild With arm , think) to her fillukhdiili "hill! “WWW? upon» 0' #9 N high ‘3 ut L 'f‘h‘”
but it takes a wm with areal con. duit think at the first Words“ month i it. “hose site a , to were autumn-i ~-----~ . “' “mom-..” to exurusstns her feelings. one is out p . tun" " L y magma" ‘ Y
fldsnco in horse ‘ % a orenldsal of ~ slice ‘ ‘ ~. 1‘ b iii: those site had “Ot- JRWWXW AN IN EQ’ND' m“ a “mung, an“ womn‘m‘
Kononality of the right kind to make
or parties seem smart Just because
the suppers are poor. ‘
Poor suppers are not, of course, the
real reason that milked her panties
smart, for there is always some other
attraction than the two kinds of lem-
onade, one pink and one white, and
with scarcely a percnptlble difference
I y ' '
Scanned in the light of the wommrt
eyes,
Grown calm. and clear, and sage.
A true lovi‘t letter. closely writ;
But i can. but think. as l inflows“
On to the lender close,
flow the one that write audios om
that read~
to her that the little while
interest all cubs. titular» books
do. wrote taillight limihl‘t 0*“
pr Hengthlslearan askinghim to
please not stop writin . butto publish
some more books as not as he onuld.
, . ska o,. 'he,..,w, , i -,
all? 1"it "so. hit limealaéi‘iin‘éi’a
so at
the Wool
some, 2
An lndlun utory’tl'i “has been hand»
dd down and is still believed by many
ludinn tribes. is one about the trans—
formation of leaves into birds, Long
yearsngo when the world was young,
the (treat, Spirit. wont about the earth
making it bountiful. throvcr ills feet
touched the ground lovely trees and
Plus 5 ' .
Never Hie ‘fi.
bold in but t'
Mlllll‘lfl . I
afraid to be natural. Her face is
neither a. conventional untsk of good
brooding nor ml unrestrained iiiliiOi’lt~
um of emotions. it simply expresses
ler.
”Why is this? lliicuuse of the whole.
some freedom of American ”to. lio-
ooa. cupuso the American girl is not kept in
the uttrscry until she is old enough to
drivers. pcddlors, peasants, whitish“
convicts, prostitutes. and thieves don",
tiuuc to make. them their homo. The
different sleeping apartments are [tin
ed by the weak or month to [liven tilts
who sublet the buds and “struts"; oil
tho floor to tho lodgers lol' 10 and g0
tilllli‘t'kti at night. The sexes are inhi-
bied together with no questions ennui
‘ln England." Nannlt‘addre ii . ,
' .. . ’t . , ., owet'tl sprung up. 7heJfllllltifi yam he sent to school, but. is permitted to x , 1., n .
in taste betweent em. A Millie pm Thu hm” londmand the “man“ 12%”? I $13319;qu “I? gfhélgiinthi‘n Very mill”. “lid they think their sweet ”mm“ merit the friends of her parents. 8!" 3.33.ridiiiiniii‘ii”r1333?» alrilde 312%“
smart merely bet: use th‘ ro ia’ ‘noth- dead; '5 ‘n’ ‘ ‘u -p g 8 songs to the bronze as it passed them, cause she is not ovcr—chaporoncd. nor ' ‘ ‘ a!"
ing teen hot sandwich» and oyster
poulette. with a watery chicken salad
thutirecalls :‘ho middle ’80s,
t. s. O, y. or, dill a stgold
dinner (Idiot‘s alga 8‘1? Irgg’t‘gnsbuck
ducks that calls atiéhthn’to‘this gas-
tronomic phase of the affair. Some
hostesses are exaggerating the sim-
plicity of their thirties; in t s‘hd‘pe
Though none but the woman knows.
Not unfamiliar the name beneath
The "Yours till death." but the well
worn sheath.
Like a headstone strangely seems;
For it boast; the name of the tllri that)»
dea .
A name for many a year unsaid,
:L'n'giand then; bu within South Africa.
The letter was awarded to trim pad
the other day Miss Nannie received a
letter with a uuscr “looking stamp on
it, which read as .‘ollows: ,
“My uour Miss Nannie Peck: Thank
very much for your letter (undated)
from Washington and for the nice
.hinga you write about my books. That
One day the wind told them the time
would. soon chute wltenithey would
bare to tail troll! “to Wile and. tile.
This made the towns very bad but
they tried to be bright and do the
best, they could, so no not in make the
titnc comb and they lot so of the
twigs and branches and iiuttcred to
the ground. They lay perfectly quiet,
, .1," ‘ ”i
.., FilHE-RMAN’ILUG .
'Twas on the good ship Shiver Me.
A Gloucester fishing smack; ;
The captain always swore when he
Stepped. on the starboard tack;
The crew spun yards of twisted twine
instruclcd in a supcriiciul dcnmroncss.
Because her future is not to be that, of
the marriage do conrcnunco. She
knows that she can trust the men alto
meets. She in trunk and fearless, yet
dignillcd by the consciousness of her
own t'rccdon'l. Woman is the only
royalty‘wo have in Alucrica."
jorit y of its patrons have some phyl-
olcnl complaint. By some it in united '
"the Crystal Poitier." because practir
caliy'nll of tho window panes ha'ylo
been broken. it is also knoWn as "the
mommtcry.“ licrc may be found-tits
«irons of Russian stmisty~lhe ration“
aristocrat, the drunken scholar Ind
the would-be politician, the wonder!“
, , There is. in Mr. Klmbnll's opinion. .. . . . '
1 _ . ,, , , . ,, 3 “fit the right we to write 1., on . _ . With hooks and ball in tow. .. ' llfusuut. the hiding murderer, to.
that they may atqulre a, ctlli us, . 511% in iht nonlansdreams. “Shor- 30m” people have a lot. 0,, not able to move. (except as wind And .euory day we droppcdu line no such thing as u, typical American crut‘tv' picknockct. u", nroi'e‘sslonlitl
“mun““ss from "93“!“ “9 “am” ' what they cull “reservations" and lint; would hit them. To Davy Jones. below. him i“ W- “mm“!!! "1”5‘3. “- ‘5
Wealth has increased so greatly
during the last few years. and money
has been so freely spent on dress and
entertaining.,that.lt was natural. there
should be u revulsiomnxaiust extrav-
agance and a desire to‘ go to the up
And i lm‘o‘w. as the tears unblddcn
rise. , w , ‘
Cioudlng the' words from the calm
clear eyes.
in a slrange. unmeanlng blur,
That the young girl's ghost is getting
iiutl’ohs" and “points. of differenco'
and other uninteresting things, but i
rejoice to see. you hnwen't... i hope you
will havem happy time as you grow
up, and that a great many more books
nglLf. urcat Spirit saw them and
thought they were so lovely that he
did not want to see them (lie, but live
nudbc beautiful forever. so be gone
to each bright. lent a pair of wings
and power to fly. ,fl‘ltcn he called
One day Jack digger felt n'hlte.
lie tlwught. had caught a whale;
'i‘heu pulled his line and brought
to light;
’ A keg of musty ole.
true. have pictured dliYercui types, and
each has won from admirers u mons-
urc of recognition as the type. But
the typical American girl is about as
dlillcult to portray as the typical
vagabond, all living together int; n-
dltlons which no ct’ilightcned govern-r
moot would pct-mil in the heart at a
grout city. Scattered among themure‘
hunct-lt loilcrs who have to resort t0‘
the photo for shelter; it is the c sap:
. . American novel is to writc. The. trait . . . .. a
, , _ that interest. on. V ry sincerely .. ‘ ,_ , Thou eyotyonnu loigoi. his lines , ‘ . est, slum in the city. lite rcvo utiun
ggiétiodéigit‘t‘ig slyinhpgme‘vlifl‘iln'uplp‘iigg ’i‘he triggiggglriiist at the name sbr “Ri’lDYAliill KlPillNG. ’ agrxnmfi‘wlggdm ,g:°3;£h‘:q$d ‘31:: And drank NB musty Sl‘l'iligill.i gglluhfifikigmmi,"1",?X}1117:‘,‘::I‘;Ct,‘;a12?} is an old story in the "Crystal Pill:
, , . .F‘ , . " . "I ..—+ ' . ' . r. - . _ ' 8 The ski tc‘ rourod. “By n it o is ms. t " ' "" i " '2” .. "'2 r ’-
to entertaining in certain to make do knew. i. ‘1 Have you read Mrs Ewings whine. and yellow birds from the L ill 1 t. not patrons lmy have been revolt;
impression which champagne and ter-
rapln Would never accomplish now.
it may be that the host is a mil-
lionaire, For that reason, if for no
other. it, will,,,he, hisobiect, or his
wife's, ,to, make, the food and refresh-
ents as plain as, possible. ,
At a reception ihe"other eyeninlt
the names of the guests would have
ornamented any list of “among those
present." They weré nil there—not
the new people with money, but those
with the names and the money. too.
The names ,meant smarinesll. 908i—
tlon and up to datfednugs‘ in the high-
est degree. The ostés’ ’ ‘is one of the
women whose names.,are most fre-
But the tours are not for her!
‘ ——Mnry Randall
QUESTlONS HAROTO ANSWER.
Can you understand——
Why a man who has to pay lili-
wli’e’s dress making and cleaning bill:
will sit in a street our with one foot
across his knee, so that every woman
who passes him most brush her frock
against the dirty sole of his shoe?
Why any woman who has ever
watched a newsboy or an italian pen
one vendor make change will slip a
dinosaur a nickle into her mouth whilr»
she. is using both, hands to investigate
books, iii: to leteen?’ if not, get
hem because you will love them." .
Nannie danced into the schoolroom
in delight. waving the letter above her
head. Since then it. has been passed
around to nor schoolmates until it is
almost Worn out. . . .
- AT THE LITTLE GATE.
For you. dear. coming, on the long:
long road,
With little. glad, unwenry heart know-
ing not any loud.
For you. dear, coming. and dearer cv
ery hour,
1 have been spending many a wish
yellow willow leaves, anti from bright
maple leaves in.» outdo the rep birds.
the brown lcaVcs become wrens. spar~
rows. and other brown birds. This is
why the birds love the trees, and nl~
ways no to them to build their nests
and look for food and sluulc.~~Kansno
City Journal.
JOHN HAY’S AMERICANISM.
To be an American is not. an acci~
dent of birth. it inn-to paraphrase
a well~known saying—«n condition of
mind. John Hay was of those who
come forth from the lotus of the na-
tion. lie know its deepest hopes. felt
its passions, longed, in his strength
You've only caught a skate! "
_ CHORUS
So it's Fisherman's Luck.
li‘isbcrtnan's Luck,
Fisherman’s inn-k for mine!
You can always stay
Just “over the bay" _
With “three, shoots in the wind!"
it's a mortal cinch,
You can‘t be pinched
When you're only “stalked in brine;
And the “cops" can't null ‘
Where you deal need bull, .
So it‘s Fisherman's Lock for mine!
Nest a... mu litiggs cast. in his lot
too general to enable spcciiic defini-
lion.
AN UNFAlR ‘INFERENCE.
Circumstantial evidence is a weak
thing at best. A forcible dcmon~
titration of this truth caused much
cimgrin to n ntrect cur t'tllltillt'iOl‘
and much amusement to a oarlond ol‘
passengcrs :1 morning or two ‘sinrc.
The car in our-stint] was on the Wash-
ington street lino. Sitting in the mld~
die of the car was one of the laborers
employed at tho Exposition grounds.
and protruding front a broad Celtic
mouth was a grimy clay plpc. This
same pipc came to the notice of thc
log in one way and other. ever since
circumstances forced them into thb
"Crystal l‘uiucc." Not_ revolutiohoi’
like tile students, striking workin-
mcn, the Jews. and enlightened pélié
sultthwrcpl't‘sclliiitg government. will
more liberal luwl-t would change their
lot very llttic. They have nothingfiof
importance to say on such subjects.
What they want is plundor~the ob.
portuniiy to sack. They must.- neverr
tireless. be classified with Russia's
revolutionary nutterlul. bet the revolt.
in Russia become general. let thesp-
thoritles once laser control. and these
parlahs in places like the “Crystal ntl- .
arc” will break lose, burn. steal and
- ~ ‘2 and wearing man a flower. , . . , , kill. A revolution utcsns probable '.
quentiy seen, in, unite, and she has her ggrze;;dbagho in’ bearing am- y and native wisdom, to save the peo- In thirty miles of brine; , co"“‘,“‘"‘},‘i§tl“ ,W‘P making ,, hi: nanciul profit to them; at least it. ctai -
deliberately ndop ed the simple life The land of the long road is very kind pie “-0," the consequences of their rpm," pulled his books and found hell rooms. 9 u once )t‘t‘fllllti cogn 1.1m .
for the sake of its sm‘artncss
The women, who had taken their tip
from the hostess, were dressed with
unusual simplicity. and the floral dec-
dreso is to all intents a gentleman can
sit in a crowded street car with a bah
cold or smouldering cigar in his hum
until the odor from that stub wll
sickcn all the women and most 0
and green,
\nd there are glad days titers and
starry nights between.
own follies. He could set himself
uguinsi-tho current of their enthus~
lusm or their prejudice when his
more t’utnrcaching mind warned him
caught
'i'itc Atlantic (fable lino—-
"l've heerd haow tbcse ‘ero cable run
llaown Broadway. No0 Yuwk:
of an infraction of
rules.
“We don‘t. allow smoking in this
car." said the rnrmun in burning or-
tho company's
not leave. them worsc than they are
now, and who knows, they argue, What
a good time “to may have. So they
gather together at night in their din-
. i'v closets, slug “Hurrah for B
orations consisted only otn tow lilies , ., Mum, up... at dwells ”We and Beau- that such opposition was judicious. l traces I'll take a car it’r hum. “mm ,‘m 1‘" "“55““ ”’0 .mm‘i'm Change." and await lm utienti the
and roses set about the room in vases“. ‘ihngnu‘iirfir‘fy vgiult‘y’ap talks, in z ‘7 ty oigtbe Day, lie was oi, illitsc who can carry the it's most too for tor walk!" man. “i" man with ”“5 ”‘1’“ “W!“ hrmr when they can go fogth andypiul'b
The guests‘ moved from one port of thu'
room to another. talklnx together as
thing as they wanted, with no effort on
the part of the hostess to keep the
party going. ,
On a table, that stretched across one
side of the drawing room were two
loud voice in public places imagines
that all men who are watching her
furtlvely or openly are lost in udmlrn.
lion?
Why a man in u crowded street cut
would rather open and shut the front
Ah! how we think or them. with pttlh.
these long years away!
Some vision stays of that lost time~
some strain of varnishing song.
Bidding the exile follow and dream.
anxieties of a people. realize himself
to be their representative. and not
break in the hour of exigcncy. Such
qualities belongr only to the great—40
lcudcrsMio. men who can rule alone.
What the penalties of such qualities
arc. the grout have not toltl.
Poor Bill, he waited for his ride
bionic twenty yours or no,
limit a shark appeared ’itlngside~
And then be had. to go!
But Bill was tough, the shark fcit
sick.
And sought a soothing drum.
no movt- to remove
his month.
“i said we don't allow smoking.“
reprinted the comma.
"l'm not smoking." uvcrrcd the in-
borcr,
"lint you've got your pipe in your
“to thing from
dcr. ~Josinli it‘lynt. in Public Opinion.
THE ONLY WAY.
Titers :s no way to maintain the
health and strength of mind and body
oxr-ept by nourishment. There is no
. ‘ n - ‘ “ll ll n ltrln n . it is . ,, p , . .. . .
bowls Qt lemonade. seine damp sund- 33 2‘ {2:0 Ewart-3211:2131?“ 0:“? 3313;; m (”u t I“ w m ‘ g h )3 only by intuition that the ordinary So bit the wires mighty muck "Willi. protested the collector oi £9,312,1",,_n0".;;$‘ga’:$uz§1 3,1533%); kg):
wlches and 11 few ladyilngcrs. ill “10 h ' lll 5w lk seven Though the gray morning thc to man may surmise something of their And swallowed 3 cablcgrum! "‘51“? . . hca y pure and! sweet or [iii
center of the table as the piece dc 1‘0- W y a woman w u loneliness, their arose of burden, their -Whlte Mountain Echo. An ive got me shoes on the loci. ' ' - »
sistance was a large‘ botvl' of but up
oranges sprinkled With sugar.
A mnry servant stood by the table
and asked ihosd Who still locked hun-
gry if they would not like some ice
cream. “they said yes he Would dis-
appear into a. hallway. toretura with
some‘ice cream in a saucer. piled up
with the spoon and not in a mold.
All this simplicity commuted
charmingly with the automobiles and
broughoms outside the door.
‘ One must, of course, be rich to be
able to afford to give one‘s guests poor
food, but with a position and bank
account beyong question, the simple
life is the last cry of smkrtness.
. Young women aiming at society in
New York formerly wanted to get a
few of the well-knOWn people of the
smart set at, their houses, and then
they wanted to have sufficient pub-
licity given to that fact. Now the
way of getting into the gay world is
blocks to' save two cents a yard on u
picceofsilk had then fall to observe
that the butcher. is holding out the
bonus and trimmings of her, Sunday
roost, a d the ice man is occasions“:
and us ve cents'to his bili‘!‘
' by a man will dodge trolleys.
dra‘ys and policemen in a mad rush to
reach his office and then line up will;
messenger boys, tourists and other
men presumably as busy as himself to
which a fire contpnny turn a stream
of 'wdter on a tWU—penuy blaze?
Why a Woman will rush recklessly
in front of a moving trolley cur it.
greet a, friend, and then threaten to
sue the motor cumpnny because its
almost ran her down?
W
The recent tornadoes in Kansas led
'the' Kansas City Journal to tell of the
experience of ,a.Knnsnn crossing lhr
Atlantic in rough Weather. One morn-
ing he wont out on deck when a big
darkenlnu noon soothe empty
wind
Gather and shenve the lingering Klo-
l'iox. touring the heart lmli‘ blind.
()h, a grave world! A strange Will‘ltli
And you must travel through!
But i am at the liittlotiatc it) watch
and wish .for you;
And all day lop. andinto tlu. golden.
overcloudctl West
l loan out toward you coming. swect
and warm to lie at my breast.
Making my best wish twice and
thrice. longing for you to brim;
lt‘rom out that lowly, uuri-momluu'cd
land some precious thing——
Faith in the dull. uncertain. world, a
Htuul‘t ot‘ Kind Desire.
The Beauty of Willing Feet, Love that
will not tire“
sad courage and their sources of help.
John tiny was not a man to require
props. lic. hcld toward the world an
open and courterms mind—the mind of
a diplomat who was. at the some time,
a man of heart. ~with principles of
Justice and equity us- the substructure
of his character. 'l‘lii-nn fine and nor
ions abilities were fortunately lighten—
Ml by a charming lam-y, by literary
taste and a DQWL‘l‘ of literary creation.
and a faculty for sociability which
tundra his: brilliant in any society.—~
llcndcr Magazine for August.
THE POOR BOY.
i know a small boy; and i pity him
so~
ilo's poor in what mndc me so rich,
long ago;
In tame little. clean little sand piles
he digs
And can't romp around with tho cnlvcs
it was a large public school. “Mary,
you must throw away that chewing
sum. 1 cannot stand it any longer!"
exclaimed the teacher to it little rage
god, dark-skinned girl of foreign ox-
trartlon. says Judge;
'l‘lls chewing cruised. A short. limo
afterward, howuvcr. Mary. with
thoughts intent upon something else.
forgot, and the chewing begun vigor»
ously again.
“Mary, didn't. l icll you to throw
away your chewing gum? Bring it to
me!”
Mary Iteeiiaiinnly started for the
desk, but as she reached it burst out
sobbing.
“Please. ruu’am, it. belongs to Aunt
liutlio, and il' i don't give it back to
her tonight she’ll lick mo."
(iorcrnor linuicy. of indinnn. during
the four months that he has been in
but I ain't walkin'.“ nsscrtcd the ol-
fcnder.~ ~Portiuud Oregonian.
—~“I had a running. itching Stll't" on
my log. Suffered tortures. llorin's
Ointment took away the burning and
itching instantly and quickly uli‘cctcd
pcrmnncnt curc.” i). W. Lcnlmrl,
Bowling Green, 0.
('linractcr.—--llincb man in his sphere.
however narrow or extended, will hint
that his fellow men weigh his chur—
coneriously stump him with their cs-
tituuic and that. the average resultant
of those frequent averages is just.~
Id. Plerrepont.
it is n maxim with me that no man
was ever written out. of :t ropuiutiou
hilt by llintseli‘.——llculicy. -
"After all,“ the old saying. ”i‘llorc‘s
always room at the top.‘ doesn‘t moan
i
strength will let down and the diasanh
will set up. No appetite. loss it!
strength, nervousness. headache. cott-
stipsllon, bad breath, sour risipgs. rt A,
lug, indigestion, dyspepsia and n ,
stomach troubles that are curable n' ’
quickly cured by the use of Kodol eye
out and strengthens the whole (linens:
tive apparatus. Sold by The Clinord
Pharmacy. “
Editor~l.0ok here, young man: you
, any in this paragraph that Brown wail
actor anti his abilities often and un-'
knocked down and relieved of $50. Did
anybody ever rob you?
Nt'W Ropurtcrw-No, sir.
EditormAh. that, r-xplitlns it.
hare ivcr berm
if you
robbed or swlndlod
.you wouldn't describe the loss of $50
as u rebut-«Chicago Journal.
“Where, did he catch his wife. any-
way?” “He didn‘t. She caught him."
"if that's the issue. he caught a Tar-
(Mlle different, Yd“... iii matrons "I‘m“! is W“ blowing“ Nobody ' was ill, on o and tho ii rs; olllco, has caused considerable change “ill'l-ilillli-" "Unless," trilliGd the trays ‘tnr, oh?" “Yes. and he's been catch-
cumvm’dmnmm gumgm am‘l wlkfi‘lilai?(iisvt t‘t‘rfrecflpim‘ unlit. silotit.’:me 133i likri’eiir?"wi2°i”r“‘ mmg’ Nu trace "lill'llicclinilu for his clothes in the mom] form or the state. He rims Hum. “it uterine that the lnwcr but it Wcr a!net-.”—~Phlladelphis Prose.
to them about charities and ”00‘ 3d ’ L 4 ’ no on ‘ ‘Had barely left the Little (late with . iil't' too good; has made it a rule that no man who berths 5" ll Hlt't'iit’l‘ urn. usuuliy tall-cu , V _——~~—r~——~—~-—~<
works. ' (iood worl’ts are smart “m? i. 'Il‘fi; up ) so he lock!!! i‘ ilid i so > all the world to try. ' ,iio musn‘t roam ‘rouml by himself in :tlrlnks shall be. itppolntml to office and “drill“ you got tltcrc. —~_l’hiludclplila \ou cunt save yourself any trouble
themselves nowadbys. ‘ "i'who'in In: ‘3‘: tiilkingiltoa o I o s 1 - ' the wood. his appointees lmvc extended the ruin [Miller- by borrowing it.
mvluwgllalil'ngnti$ 3111:1219 fiiiiiea'iiii' r “yd!" mean me?" he yen”; back to youns. divine. undsrkeulus eyes to , , 3‘3 ”“3” Who?’,‘)‘f’y' h},,‘,}‘f,"‘ ‘f'f;,x;g':l' "" — ~ . 5 - ~~'*“‘—"’5v~-~--~—"~ V
daughter 0, a many titncs mllllon- when he 33w there was no “m. pm. shine in the face of care! He hnsltt a dirty old dog he can ihc governor ms. poo t. y u. is , . .
sire.“ sold a social observer, "and l
was delighted at the naive way in
which we all dismissed socialism and
tho ndvatttugcs of poverty.
"One of too men at that dinner was
employer! ,by a nmn who represents in
in 8! hi, .
“O com-sol do! (to below." and the
captain came alongside.
,"Well, i guess not." protested
Kansas.
the
“l‘m up here to see how one
0{ yo r nliluuliliushigll wavos uml ‘tcr-
r tic gates- cdmpare with what we have
0 youth of youth!
0 sweetest love of E
all loves! é
May you wour
. l
Always in spite of sorrow and change 1
and toll and thc grocd of tltno~~
Always thc look of your ilrst coming
squeeze,
lie dare not play lltll‘Hc ‘ronnd
town on his know;
Can't cvcu blow suds, till his mamnm
bodcck
”is form with a towel iul‘kod in 'roumi
his neck.
the
{to hem- nrgumcnts in favor of llbcrab ,
dty toward saloonkcepers and gambi-
‘crs. ilo goes upon the theory that.
like most dangerous condition that can
overtake u people is where there is n
.st‘cmlng rtoqulcxccnco in the lmrc-
strained sway of the lawless clement.
titabiggt- t tit-groc- wlluiovor ovil there m meua ill the way of (ytionefl sweet. as a" UN sweet rhyme? “w‘
may. it an uncnrncd increment, . , _ .' . _, ' All do my with heart ‘ .0“ out Can‘t jump up and down on walk- KiNDNEBS OF AN OSTRICH.
itdyi Hinhcrltcd millions from ills This Ni” 11 ”3“" to what lvo seen omit-t hand at, my kneel. . ‘ board the squirts
father and devoted.“ to every bad»
p ’ if possible to money. This man
t'ked with the greatest eloquence of
the evils of thc present systems of
property ownership.
"That was only n platen of the pres-_
not return to simple pleasures. lligh
“thinking is just now much the mode.
and. of course, simple living is the
pendant to it.
"Personally. I don't believe that this
sort of thlng‘is going to last, tirtn’vndr
backs and torraplu haw, too strong a,
hold on the serial public to in» shnkcn
off so suddenly, oven in favor of the
out our way.” ,
A big‘ Wave broke over the deck.
him up with a broken log. a twisted
shoulder. a sprained wrist, and his
face iquklng no if it had been dra and
backsiard through a brlur patch. hen
he came to he saw the captain.
"By gravy, Gap." he said, feebly.
”that reminded me of homo, only it
was udern Bilht wetter." “
A, : Similéltflinlnlstp‘r
clerk. who not among the congrcmtiion
during service. to give a low whistle h
sweeping the Kunsnn aft. They picked ‘
,illul’l'ttciod Mi .
l muse and hope. and love the little
child you are to be,
(fun you be coming, door, indeed? The
way is hidden anti long.
And often i think it is a dream—willie
wish and the song!
~~Mlldred l. Mchai, in Smart Set.
“You studied French while you were
abroad?"
“1 did.” answered Mr Cumrox. "I
u‘rufur the French language to the Milt;-
H I.”
"indeed?“ .
lic‘s no indcccntly clcnu that it hurts.
He can‘t go out barcl‘oot at dawn for
the cows.
Shove bay to the lltll'St'H or follow the
plows;
i
liunt cups in thc mow or swim in n.
pool
’Wny down in tho mcudow—wihrougit
.lunc hc's In school!
Can‘t dam up the bram'h with black
hold to his eyes. ,
(isn't play hci‘s n llskcr. with mad for
his plea.
During an exceptionally heavy trop-
lrul rain in linrban two ducks of the
common hnit bred name and llombny
vuricty got washcd in the hood down
the limgcni rivcr, which flows through
the town gardens. The ducks both
got entangled in the. barbed wire and
wire netting which crosses front bank
to bank. (but managed. by much lint)-
pins of wings, to extricate itself; the
other scouted, however, to be on the
point of drowning when a large os-
trich stalked out of the bush and wad-
cd into tho rivor. ltl’tud it bodily out or
the water and carried it ashore by (inc
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It
~‘.
lid iiiild Vim we
“my“ “tun,
‘ . . . ‘ wi . Tb: luc was no liadl hurt.
"'ii'gmv"fie”,ifzwfr’cknty}, mm, , M, anythlng'ln his serinon appeared to bc . "Yes. it mnkcs it htlrtlcr for mother "6 unsuit n his. ‘1“th daddy who“? burg,“ mfic,‘,m.kw” “Nah,” tin-u m, Prom m!”
simple.“ A ' ' '0 I? ”unrated. Onhoarlua the minister fitting: r hirlevfi’hdga, fugiti‘rwllh my Arc hail: and similll an the host. iron it“ With muscltm by the barbed wire. , M858!“ tcgflglmmux .
-—--«~-~—w-- say. "in! those days there were snakes ‘ ' " ‘ - hands: ‘ .The incident is all the more rcmark- ‘ , . m. . l'Mile'
A auction immigrant of (tender use {‘Lftoyé'fosu'iléouu." the clerk save a sub- i ' ~- -‘ . a... ~ instead. once a week, or such like, he ilildlrfi't anth!igsmilt‘itmhemtlilimiliiewgiitifd 01X $01310. ,,,
was lug roilistcrcd in u own town it “W to. . . ' ., . may meet , . . m1...” 1*
lthilnticlphlvt‘inurhuol. Tho laminar (“ign- ‘1: in"?! Ilium, said mm, iect." A man like the others he seen on meigu’ilultlg :oohgir'ntlihxh“ :vni‘l’zostnltx‘umt: -.- ' , .. .
tinned: .,” at it you name." " n- on tie in us or. street. a . .
tinks.” fplm the child. Mud you Another wb‘isticnfrom the clerk, | Spectator, , , _
fat ' a 1'" "i ncvor h “()n commit nit ' tompson'sttoncort- Who orders him ‘roumlkmnybe level! ‘
('8 ‘ E; ii , k relDOiite- 'ffl‘tenmtiil ghee." said the minister. in coufltiion, i. itim a hit, ‘ L'TTLE BROTHER GOT JEALOUB.
m ; our“. in ior‘lu panic,” smith a lit "lanolu, t{length limit onlyl insist“l i While this mug hey wmtld as list hel (Billion) ll):..::intt:h, New {uric World)“.
' j 8r m y. ‘ MVrr lapse ., it o or w c; Wt you, it shoulduu . . 0 .ns .amtury two you is nppourc .
if ll é‘liher." unsu’crud Katinltd. ‘ reachcrhlienned gym and; “ilmiu i in fact. for tlt..i pct: little courier l helium .‘lludtgot fi‘i’i'm in nagging:
oeriousy; “ was mm o my nrnn— stn‘go w spur. " u can t a o is grotto . ,mp mp pupae tomso yes 0
mudder.” much as ye like, McPherson but ill And knowingly too. for the boy Isw’ and Will Krlcner. aged 17 and 15 re»
“W not take another feet. off for any- , my own. ispoclively. 'l‘hoy “bill they had been
On an Ocean Btunnmr.-—'l‘hc Wilt.M
"Shall i have your diamr brought to
the room, dour?" Husband (fr-rviily)»
“No. Just order it throws ovorimnrd."
”Life,
“a...“
body!”~llurpcr‘a Weekly.
How-"A marvellous discovery, my
door latiyi "Thu lift; cull be [inhibited
in sterilized solution by the no on of
ms. W. tlllllan in Baltimore Ameri-
can. > i
in the practice of his profession Mr.
Edison has to save time. There is n
«an...
abandoned by their parents in the
mast and asked for assistance. They
went to Ellsworth, six miles front here
and were employed at the home 0,
Dr. A. L. Wanner. There seemed to
place as a trump. the live hu‘flgfi ,
O.”
radium. Wilnt t in: or thou ht it
gives rltio to! “W y, this may have
happened in this world of ours. mil-
lion. of years agoi" Shea—"Erwyt‘s.
of doom! i understand that there .
might have been radium then. but-
tar—«where did they get. the beef ton?"
h»«xl»‘uttclr. .. .,
. rt osthele it. love with that
. a jlaunder. ,i do wish i , new of."
something to core that love a air.
Fathsrwa-Well. there's one sure way.
Let her marry hlmA-Phliadolnhla Pill)-
lieglygti‘or. ,.; , . .
pretty well developed suspicion among
his assistants thstvhls deafness is a
rose to avoid humus things that he
does not care to pay attended to. At
onetime he was sitting to a photogrm
pher audits on of the poses his eyes
were dropped. looking at his bandit. it.
was it time exposure and the instant.
of the shutter of the camera closed
wtlth a elicit he looked up and ex-
claimed. "Ovorsxposed." lilo litters
inev shouted to him: "out you near
that click?" “,Eh‘i" "How did you
, know that a. use finished that upo-
n: onto?" “Oils Minion intuition."
, t
be an unusualmlfection betwuen the
two and they have kept strictly to
themselves. ‘ .
in April last‘the elder boy formed
«nourishment tor one of them , a: 1
t e village. instantly there w .
protest front the younger. . ‘
Last Tuesday the two had a, quarrel.
Following it. the younger confessed
that she was a girl and that she had
sloped from it wealthy home in Vii'g
trials. . strainer. as soon as mastery
“Loot. went. to Youngstown still tre—
curod proper clothing lentils sweet» ~
Jim; , . ,‘a‘ne l a,
s, .u, . f, W.”
Mrs, Paddocks—4 thought liobbic had
a system for pinyin: the races.
Mr. Paddocltwne had, but be hot on
a hcfrse named Barsapnrliln and it
cleaned his system out.-—Pttck.
"Just. by Way of experiment." said
the and (airy. “l animated to ten men
at random and ask little-m to make a
wfllnvoud seven they: wanted
knew how to play too races." ”Ah "
aid the other elf. "Only seven But
i pm a. others thought they
hum“— fltil- . , "
., or
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