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They hath: rough Mud: way of
dealing with spirituous“ in the—It:-
tecnth cenm‘y. An act wasptaced on
the statute book in the reign of
Queen Mary- which made it a capital
offense for many persons “topropooe
to hold eo-mnxucailons with the
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'- éwatched l1) about 73.00“ persons. SERIE EANHAI‘
K lNflR [EAEUER Tin-81- will pay 3 each—that is. the - Stake‘ I
g tum- 111111301 11111- 11111113 is $3. but n In L520 9.1mm named’ladxrard Bar-
. A great man) \vi get i eir admission —— be,- who [1- ~ - -
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1p. I u1chased from 11.11 1-1.1... 111.311. 138.111.1110.. 11-11mm- State Oflicml Intimates That ordered by 1. 10.3.1 magistrate to be
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'aul for $19,000, a1lect‘somcthniu ltkt- $234.0"U~-tl111 hig- Agreement for Immunity out In the stocks for three days. and
1:05 sum t'\‘t'l‘ taken in at an amateur ' subsequently to stand for ‘lflll for
» er and an Infielder sporting: event in this or anv other Has Been ReaChed ding " mes
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“NH ti . 'l , ‘1, . sum over tak1-11 in at anv sporting att- sages from a dead person, and a"
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(1;;.,.‘x,..,,lv\1,h‘ 11. tl'.1 :\11~. 191R. town-1! 11... 331111.111)” mark and “'llOHt' couflrssion resulted in uumcr- ,
.-. §>.1111..V11.1._ 1, 1'... man _,U1H'1s1-l 71 \\‘(i!‘l1l'>’ 1‘1-r101'1l. The second l1ig- ons indictments by lht' special (Took 'lltls hmkless Spiritualist. however’
. 11.11.1111.“ 1.-. 1.. «111111.! (111V 11.... “5"“ "‘4‘”? ‘Wils ”“11 111 ”it" Jt‘f’fl‘il's- count)" hum-hall Grand Jury in co111wr- was never St‘llt [or trial! as on ”‘e
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out-fifth state in

Heard a bird in the Adolphus Hotel say that when
he comes off the west border he figures he’s close
home to Baltimore when he's across the Lone
Star State! Talk about “jumps"! Try a few,

. . say the one between Texorkana and El Pasol .
Pete, everything grows big down hereubusinm
as well as folks’ hearts! -I like the way they never
forget! Here I was walking on Main Street yester-
day when as fine a type of man as ever wore one of
. those broad Texas smiles came up to me. "How
are you, lieutenant?’-’-says he.

 

any thot’ooome testifying!
P. S.-—-Berween youlnd me. I'll-beggazing
at tall buildin s- ' ‘ fid‘and

Broadway—
baur this one bit: Boston's "Back
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wouldn't tire a smoker’s taste!”

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1 ' (this corner of the U. S. mainland is so wonderful
In ingress andgbustle I
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y. Pete, Texans don’t
(wk inmiles—it doem't meanranything! Theylll

tell you that this place, or that, is an all-day trip, or
T twodays and a night distant. etc. And, old yard-
. ~ stick, .you‘ve gotthe feet, just let it sink in deep
‘ that Texas is not only over 800 miles wide but it is

“Maybe you’ll call

back that day at Cam Dick when I brou ht om -‘ ' ~' —7 ‘

that .bunch of Camel lCigarettes for the bgys,” he ‘ ' ""

coatinued. Right then a Camel conference opened! " -‘ -
. 11y, Pete, this party coins Camel com 1' V £—

faster than the mint makes money! mow?! 1:.“ 2-.

says he. “I know when I’m 'set’l I’ve smoked c1511. 1’ -.

rettes for fiveryearsl (NOW LISTEN, PETERl)‘

I know Camels and I know their marvellous min. " -’

mellow body and refreshing flavor and wonderful ‘” ‘ - i

A -millx'on Camels
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:Shanghai Only Great City in the
World That Is Under That
Form of Control.
Shauzlmi ‘is n11 inivruntinnal city
l—tl11- only i11l1-1'11:1ti111::1l city in the

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~everypnrt of the sonL. An indolent

of the Netherlands. their language,

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ll i~‘ (‘Hilll'ullt'tl and governed
113' the treaty “hit-11 include
all the prinvipni 111111. or: that lmve cs-
tnl>lislie1l tin-111.1~ rolatiuns \\'llll China.
except France, which has its. own too
rltory or (‘Hlli‘i‘x‘slnll adjoining the in-
tertiational Setilvnwnt. In such a
community 1111511110 solutions have to be
found for unique pruhH-mc. 11nd no
[ll‘OlllL‘lll llns lil‘l‘ll more dillicult than
that of the atllili11i<l111ti1m of justice.

For the {111-03211 rt-xident it is: a sliu‘
plc matter, \vrilm Nathaniel i‘on‘cr in
Asia magazine. lie is subject only to
the laws of his own country. because
of the privilvgu 11f extra-territoriality
which China conceded to foreitrn
powers some 7" years ago, when she
was forced to concede so much also.
including parts or her territory. Thus.
for the American. there is an Ameri-
can district attorney to administer
American _la\v. just as in New York.
Chicago, San Frauciu-o or Joplin. A:
for the British, tussian. Japanese or
Italian. even If no special court has
been established for him. were is at.
least a consular court. The result is
or course. that your neighbor can do
things with impunity that would not
you $25 and costs, or vice versa.

1111“ on,

 

"Satan Find. Some Miochicf StIIL—"

The mischief of water is not that
it does not rum-hut that. not running.
it corrupts, and. corrupting. brouls
poisonous mama. sothat they who
live In the neighborhood inhale dis-
ease ut every breath. The allocblet’
of indolence‘ is not that it neglects
the me of powers and the Improve-
ment of theropportuulflcs of life, but
that It breathamorbld conditions in

man is like on unoccupied dwelling.
Scoundrels nometimes borrow in it.
Thieves and evtl chancters make It
their haunt; or, it they do not, it to
full of vermin. A hate that to «out
(1093 not breed. mofishai! colosto-
1 house that. havingthe beginnings of
them. stands empty. Woe ”to them;
who take an old house. at! carry
their goods into it! A lazy man II
on old house-full of moths in fiery _
part.

 

Origin of 'Dutch."

The word “Dutch“ is derived from
the German “deutsch,” meaning Ger—
man and the original meaning in Eng-
lish was German, Teutonic, except in
local, careless wor slang tinge. The
German language is classified into
high and low German, the low being
spbken by the people of the Nether.
lands. formerly deslnated an the low
Dutch language. Gradually the usage
has changed until in modern times It
has reference only to the inhabitants

etc. Thus Dutch furniture signifies .
style developed in Holland in the sev-

enteenth century.

 

Wonders of a New York Church.

All Saints’ church. New York city;
built In 1824, cmtalns a tram: nth.‘
terestlng antiquities which my be
seen. however. only tit-the regular

 
 

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An Awfoot wooden image of Buddha

 

standing on a golden lotus flower .wlth- ;
Lama ?

in a sacred temple in “The

”If." ”Served (“President-1m of Non:
golizui priests. ls war-shined with all
the insane devotion [masthlc by the
Mongolian“. The great titurc is beau-
N." gilded. tut-ruined with precious
rotates. and draped \vith silken cloths.

“'lten the temple is opened to the
faithful of the city of L‘rgu a priest
attire entrance gives each person a
few drops at holy water train a filthy

1112. and the people, stlent with tux-c.
bathe their faces with the fluid and
prostrate themselves befOt-o'tlze statue.
whose bond is inst in the shadows of
the temple roof. They kiss its silken
draperies, soiled by the lips of thou—
sands. and each one gathers a hand-
t‘ul of sacred dirt from the temple
floor.

‘l‘rom niches in the wall hundreds
if tiny Buddhas gaze itupnssively on
the worshiping M1111 ”is. The scour of
worship is doecl'iltmfilly Roy Chapman
Audrcu's in Ilanwr‘s Magazine as one
“intoxicating in its barbaric splendor."
The chorus of pram-1N: which ri<11 and
fall in a meaninglms half wild clmnt
:11‘11 broken by tho clash of cymbals
and the boom of snakeskin drums, and

111 underutnud the

t‘vlixiuns lanaiiviam of the l-Zasi, “111111

the [if‘ttplt‘ are soon at prayer in one

of these t1~111p|v<.

MANY FORMS OF EARLY FLAGS

Various Types Were Used Before the
Present Form of Old Glory
was Adopted.

 

According: to the Smithsonian i11sti~
lullun llicru 1111'» many {draw of curly
tings; moot-hilly (‘uiuninl types, used
by the individual cokinitm and militia
regiments. l1111'111'o [1111 11.11.: of the I'm-
“‘1‘ Stillt‘s‘ “an (Nialdisluul l1_\' ilzo c1111»
titielilal (-11112r1-<- 1111111 H. 1777. ll111
anniversary of \\l1i1-l1 dnlt‘ i: “1111- (ml-
1-l11‘utvd as: ll:1;:1l.1;.. 'l‘l1E~' :11't 1‘1-1111i1'111‘.
that the lid: of H111 l‘11l11-1l Stat“ 11.,
of 152 horizontal stripes, :1Il1-1'11.1111 t‘ml
and “111111, 11111] that ”11- union I11-
wlilto Stars 1111 a liluc lit-M, 1'1111‘1-5111111
inc :1 Ill-'d' ('UliNtt-llnlltlll.

0:10 111' “.11 lirxt 111'1'11vi1’111: fur {11111.
lic display of H111 Siam and Siripou is
said in i111\1- Ito-0‘11 .\U;.'ll~‘l (‘1. lTTT.
“in-11 the new flu: \vufi ltolstwl 1'11'1-1‘
tl11: 1111mm :11 l-‘nrl Schuyler. “1111111. N.

Y. .lulm l‘.:1il .l11t11\ l< stiltl to lun-
lN‘I'lI llu- l11'~l t0 ily lllt‘ Slaw 111:1?
Sli'ilun 11\ 111‘ llio high <t‘:t~‘ 1111 llto'

“anger in Nnvvmlu‘r, 1777. \

l'i'ulll iiio ii1111- 111‘ llu- llt‘Vltlllllnll llll‘
81111-91 and Wripm in 1111- fiat: llflVl‘ \11-
ricd. 'l‘lwrn \"1'l‘r ifl slurs during the
Revolution. if» in the war of 1‘12, 225‘
in the Mexican War. .‘L‘l to 3."; in the
Civil “or. 171 in the Spanish war and
48 today. The striprs \\'('l‘t‘ changml

li1‘~l from it; to 1.3 and ”11-11 l\:l('l\'
again io’lfi. Our national ":11.r i<

among ”11- 11111.“! tl'l:~‘ of the nations
lu-ing tildvr than tlu‘ pin-mm British
jack. lllt‘ l't'vnvh 11'i1'11l111' and the ”:1:
«if Spain.

The Painter's Dog.

Mrs. Kilt-lilo. the daughter of Wil-
liam Blokepvan- Tim-horny. the Eu:-
lish novella-t. writea- of visits when she
wash child to Sir Edwin Lnndsecr. the
animal painter. She says Sir Edwin
was: dcllghtrui company and that he
told the children-many stories of 1111‘
lmals as he stood painting at his
huge cun'uscs.‘ "X ”number," she
says. "his telling us an anecdote of
one of his dogi. lie was in H111 habit
of taking him out every day-nun his
work was over. The dog used to wait

 

lie down at his feet and took up in his

taken of his hints he trotted into the
hall and me back with the winter's
hut, which be laid It his feet."

 

Friendship Reaches for.

Friendship ls uncle-tic word, nth-
rr. It may be stretched to almost any
length and it can be contracted until
‘lt ls unbelievably short, and null. can
'Margaret E. gangster. in Christian
Herald. Like any rubber band. friend-
ship con. of course. be stretched too
rurJ—stretched to the breaking point.
But it's very hard to atreR-h the best
sort “friendship to (or.

Friendship may be the most elastic
thing in the world. Some people do
not realize the fact. but it can. It
can be mode to stretch out ambition.
and around pride. and over personal
vanities. It can be made to lighten
the darkest pathway. to mooth out
the roughest road. It can change til-
most unchangcublc circumstances—it
can break almost unbreakable trou-
bles. It can be. after all, me of the
most beautiful things in the world.

 

in the. W

When the society bug starts working
Loung men are prone to lose sleep.
That was my trouble one night when.
after having alien a kit Golden home
from a dance, I headed toward the
page. A infirm! min crawling
gloat; blocked the at the first crossing.
and i settled back to wait for It to
mke-MI-by. The out thing I re
lember mm tawnhudgpawtng my
shoulder. lstorted ann than. to had
no trace of the train. the can push-

 

mum of Dutch madame-{throw
“Child 11an 3h" ““9"“ "

lute Dated lam. the only ode-int.

window left will!" 108.139 .uly‘v

 
 
 

.hg up in the «SLAM the miikmn
“initiator-me mmrming board.
I paid him I dollar hush money. but
it .mutnemitor air ' "

1-1pm: and,
warm-Ii. ameli-

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patiently all day long while Sir'Edwln 1
was painting. but he used to come and ;

{ace l0\":ll'l" tivt- o'clock. and on one.
occasion finding that no notice \vuz'

 

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It’s 1111 time of
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