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Acts Six-
nth Norwalk, Conn.
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tshed daily except Sunday by
' Sentinel Publishing Company,
97 \\'nshlngton' Street.
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Sentinel of June 27, 1904:
fli‘clephone' Norwnlk 92—93.
nch Chloe. 43 “'3“ St.. Norwalk
“"Telephone—Norwalk 1388.»
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A i [‘11ch dispatches credited to it
V otherwise in this newspaper
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rendered unconscious for a. moment
Norwallt’ was mm d c."
walk took a pa rty of friends out {or
it sail in‘ his gasoline launch yester-
'—. r' A. ' rda)’ afternoon Hiltl Whilolon the’tl‘rip
‘E ' the II-o mllvr whorl was ost I'Cllt er-
:ij IntOIerance iiig’t'hel hfiiil. ltclplvss. A friend
. .Qi-[wmlmn \‘l'ilt'l' i" a \"W York chine {don}: (\tth :Inothr-r launch and
’ .WSIW" i""“""'—5 out tilr‘ i"'“"‘ of to“ ml the disulvloil‘i'riift to (Err-gory
0 Ih‘mw‘l‘fllit‘ l'0n\(‘“”0" Matt's l‘oiiit l'roni nonr Slit-frielilfon-tiii's
fi am: but. three: ' Sunnd'nvar \iilit“h the Wheel was
“hum. religion and rumpugr-z" “N;- .
‘. ’21: (‘lt'l' I'N‘I't‘ “as a I-qu-ntion "ii-vine: Jpnnmgs , ot‘ South Nor-
l' m I'N‘l‘“ imu‘ "““" (‘k‘m' "“t “' “.ilk huts- made arramz'cinents to take
I esTit-ix thi~ one. although ”my are n ”I”... ‘,,,~ i'ollr‘in' mates '0 New
plmhnntiy mu] coiirti'ou-ly London toumrrmv in his 3'3"“,
mouflngml." "W “rites, ‘ ‘i'llv'llt‘SS' to \iitIII‘SH the rowan
“fibre nut~tamilnx ”'"l‘ any "”‘P' raves thorn lictwmn Talc and liar-
.' I. t at tlik lllllt'. "l”l’t‘ nu'r- “”513-
'ming than any political issui‘ "sztvrday “us the premier day
3* - rhfle it"‘l' "W" “”3"" i" ”W or tiir- :‘uInmI-I’ here. in N0i‘“:ilk in
“'5‘”? “f 'l‘" ‘ "m". Min“ "n" "r “lull are usually run] Spots tlio mer—
v. amrltl. i» the one. that is Inning. mm 1., fishy”, .,._. ilegri-v‘s.”
Isinccptinn at .‘L'It’l~t)n .Nqnnri- (.‘nr- "Attorney John J_ “Wish and a
‘I' ‘ 17"”‘N' a" i‘ ‘3'" mm mm" ”H" sinnll party of triends enjoy ed a trip
" nmtlnn “ill '3" ""“n i" “W "l" i to Lut-ust (ii-ox". Loni: Island. Sun-
. so! ht~tnry 11> the first round In 3 ‘1'”. i“ H“. ”Humpumufi conifm‘tahir:
9 "’3'" :iznilht mum‘rmw'bn‘l :tll\iil:t")' )iii'ht '\i«‘lor.’ Others in
:5! {hill “ill not douu until it is . m“ liit‘H‘ lH‘hldi S .\lr. \\':Il.~h “fir" e\~
“MW". _ ' \lnxor .lI-lm .l. I :iuiuzuch. .\l{rml l‘l.
. She “riti-v. furthrp; n’l'iu- ((Ill\'l~; .‘HIHHI “Hripk “I’lllk'il and I'm”?
l
tuurm Ultihl" '"H‘V‘ “"1"" i‘ U" i‘:tl\\ill'i] Barrett. Nun.“ of tilt”? shOiW-
Mas m-u‘r lit-furi- in it“ "i‘(“"-" (In. or tlII- «lay Fll'llk'k them and th"
'. MANN" "WWI" tulktnt: I'm." may? tiip was in «\I ry May an ideal one."
f"'h"""" now H” (“I'm“lny trimz' . “ir'i. (ii-econ (II' Not-ohm. :t bru—
‘ I Jnihimin‘ n" "l”itm'll “"'—1"""-""“ Hi' I- or .ludm- or l'rnhnte Henry \\'.
". pinkish"- It “"I Innkr‘ "H '“flu‘, iii-I uni)‘ iii .\l‘l'\\.‘l”\ has missed the
.."'~ “""H'H‘ " ("”hlm. "m 'U L t \.llllliitilii,lll l'l l‘l';i"ilt"‘ law in this
1. “I“, ‘\|litl' "\t||\t‘ nr \tllf'llu‘l‘ :lll‘ ""Jll' ,,
lraflllflln‘il|l. may “1‘ |u~rIIIittml i... ‘
notiri‘ against pI-uplc- lu-vaihi- or u
'_ ligious t'aith, tin-w huruin; t.llt‘~-
Inn. :u'i- _Iu l-i- .‘Ill~\\l‘l'v'tl. 'l'liv}
3* '0!!! ho hmzlll'il :lua). ltllll‘tl :I\\:I_\
h‘rJDKixlan-II :I“:I,\‘. ‘l'hiw \lill lll't"l‘~ MH‘J H“) rigging and hit; “my.
. .figl‘lfilL'llfint'hL xiii-1mm...” mutter} I" v ”’6'“: l;l'v -.I like“ limit: “23:11:?"
i ; ' . . ‘ . l H'“ l_ , . .- II‘.~-‘.' . .II n . ‘ _
. 1‘3“; :lIIZ"J‘Ltldill'l‘i'lx‘il'l:'::l :fr:1|:.r‘:.'.'_' “Hum: :iz li‘."’lll:l“=l but fortunately
, ' .- -,.“.i.,". “Huh-mm... li- lvuvl on .I Intlllltl: suit .md the
. "ion “Hg-lillk‘lk if. ill" ""m m. ”w ”II. \l“"'l~i'-i mp “m. not minded.',
V'Oi‘fdbfrlltIL'Kllhlll. if lie \tllh \u- I" "W5”. 'lirunk “gum"? vfh" Wag
. “flint! nut. \Ilii‘llmr I'Iil)‘ IImII's‘ I‘v- ('i' ””11 011.jn..thv. \."“'1 (Hen. hog-
l-W ion l‘nlnt‘\ III-rurI- In". I-ountry. ‘l'i' ii :imnv mus :ipo rs potting .ilong
VL-b")nii-t. he Il‘\‘0'(l. It‘ not no“. in ““H though ”not “.5 (“at as his
Tim 31‘an or I-i::hi. hut wmv lllll!‘."‘ 'l'l' ”'3“ ”WW" .
i'l‘bo writer or Ilm :Ilmw ”Hulls" "\ i-lmuni‘l' M 111" r':9‘|d_t‘nce 0f
k. . I" and \u-ll. \hi‘ tlt“!jl‘l'N'~ in » -""lll \ Ikhorn turner Ivt \\ 95!, {UC-
' 7 .lnngimzi- that plain lwuph: WP I'm-l \lnplv street. “:m knocked
' Lt-flldr‘rflaml :In_ underlying rur- l'il' 1-1 t't‘llllllltiFl'I'Tll fiesta-day litter-
M E in tllt‘ I‘tplllt‘ntit)“ and in (“1‘ 'l"i'll .Ilwur .l oeiork by :1 bolt of
illl'l'l'lllg."
V" %c hiatforiii lIIIililr‘r~ or the ill-NI- "|‘ii‘-' \Vlllt‘h rausiwl uimut $200
“095 ('ommiitI-v IIIIili-I' lllt: :IIiIl- I3 Inn-sun l-roki uiit .huiidny morning
. A », .Ir lltllllf‘l’ S. t’IIIIIIIIiII:~ ut' .'~l 1 Il‘ l:l.'I o'I-lutk ill the houoa 0c-
nifnt'il. :iII :Iiii‘ivll politirinu. I':iIi- «,vipie-l it}, It. ]I_ Baby”. ._.._. l'Iilza‘
"$10de the i~~ur of llltuit‘l‘flllt‘t‘ noI imtlI Hrcct. it “as unused by Judu-I
tor no“ the) ‘tri—aml the) II:Iu.‘;‘ i'I(Iq,Iil.“t'll, a boarder. our turning u
trying. ilzrmli-l lamp in his room. Mr.
,i If.“ fill’till: nnti-klnn plank is not IZIH Lin-I it ii :iii u narrow 1:51;”)0. The
'flg'figj‘ int” 1le platform in l't'i‘lll- mum‘s \\l‘l't' dim-inrrod from tho
lilicc. I’II‘I'I' “ill III- in. tight ml the stlt'ti. wind ‘lhn gilzii‘m “as rum: 111‘
‘I " of thr- I'nIurutiun “Illt'h ill in- 'illlll in,“ 3;. l._y qugg \\'_ 30‘3”]-
’ ’1 y and illlptn‘lflllt'l‘ ulll iIu‘r-‘ug' . .
w all lettiml lmiIiH‘ntIIuE Hf? “\llss Julia iiogurd or Union Park
(Elle-ration. €\\'l<llt‘.‘1‘ the S- IItiII-~i to state that she
'Ijic Klan has dragzwi i‘I‘llL'liIu iu-1 Iini not. ring at tho out: i~i:iinment of
"lv'vimziu l.l:lit‘:~" railluiat i‘apv
Hui»! Ii tlw lxil'ltl innit. landing Sat-
iitnln) iliLle' though iwt (i:- tho rt“-
:Iii' II: :I hurt .- ‘Ii‘l'l'i. llou‘ard
’I-li\‘l' lI.:Il 'l’ 'I»: Hi» ”14- lll.".“l it)
‘Ifxfllttiw. lint IIII‘ ('ntlinlli‘s it“ *0 lli-I-ulu-iilv w'hDol. lust. Friday
1’ nxwrt. \Iiil ri-Iiuiml INTI"; muht il:i\irii: llittl ii prexious engage-
-‘ dragged in. the i~~m~ for r--- “I...” .1.“ “horn"
-5 freedom and tnli-rIIIII-u nui~t ,3”!!th notv‘ ot‘ the an.“ "The
‘ (Ought “"d ““"' linvn cn.’~'tiimv', pinin’ or elegant as
. The rum l~~ui- to date has been ownsiun deiiinnds its the costume of
.I‘ rum- hy t'nmmings unit his I,“ 1..., Mm No.50”;-
'.-.. litter. If the allim~t unherr~nl3 -....-...___._ ____~>
. dz; ul‘ lmntlveein: l‘llll hi- talwn? .
I fil-iiitliw. prohihiiiun is an ninpiyl P091118 That lee
h I -. cry and the [dictum-nth .‘llll‘llti- ‘ _..__..__
' ‘u Jtilu‘. .. _ ' a . ‘ ‘ . . '
. political party “hit-ti lemh in [10" 1'4 “3" l': “13" .IV;IKE A3
,iuturr “ill take it rI-nni. Hill] .\I Im. DA“).
it. sidt- ml the que~tinn ui' pru- 1‘0"“ once “"3 ”k0 fll‘_ «\l‘r” dawn:
n. It should hi- anItiIIIIt-il SW“: throhbed “’1th the hf‘art
' flt'nlly “3' tin“ lli'Ium-rzits in a “5' TOW.
“ . "—plwiuin: tlu- party In l‘ll- And i-I'I-i‘y tint of rose or {awn
I s it impartially. II' it continues ““9 KIT‘M‘”! by 11 503'0‘”! “Qt-0.
:bc tho “ill of the people. or to “”‘V 033"“ “'33 my thought to
I-l or nioilih' the nvm‘mlinout ""3 v
'l'ut‘m'i't'lni‘nt Ml'l lt’ citizens. by “”0 ”1""- morning “13118"?-
,t(IlI- Ml ilirm't. .
. for rnmpugv, enough has llt‘t‘ll LOW now is'llke an August noon.
. about oil Wiuidak ultimut ri:- 50 “1"" 1" leil)’ 01' its shtilC:.
« tlIi‘ tli'taih. 'l'lie pllhlh- (III- Th" 5”“ “ink”; 5‘19“?“ 3“"11 ll 1’00“.
"a - anti natural resources must be And "0.: “ “"i‘i“ 5° dumb “5 mine.
.~“ fled. l‘iuutlcri‘rs must be pun. 3", \Vlth “‘th Words 1d wel-
«’zu—not \Ilili mild ri-prinuinih. ‘ “mm “‘90-
_, “m, .«m-h mu...“ Nauru...“ that l nulydst thow return. depi- mys-
‘ ,.. h(‘lll"llllt‘ll “Ill b0 (lisi'uurngcil "”3
'~ stopped. —liolwrt Underwood Johnson. '
" “can”: II; a. north; wm- t'ry. —————
battle, Is on!
I
How muny tour
The sun kissed hills
And leave behind .
Their unpaid bills. .
pottvsnmn for labor i-mnment-
voinentiun happenings and
. pens said:
3'er York. t'olhming: tin.- fail-
ln (Lieu'land to get, out of tin:
, of rcnvtlon. Iinnws Inn ulil~svhiml New
'I on an old-school platform. York:
‘ faith that remain“ in the old
1“: . “"l he zone."
‘6 -h nut. Mr. Politician, both
biicun and Democrat, if you
_ - . careful the patient and hope-
I? . Irlng man may soon be miss-
‘, I I II our \uli‘rs‘ lists.
Saturday. . .
' The temperature will not. change
u - - nth: «:unientluns have n , , _
. l'tfll trait. In the midst of was:“fitfbiczilsgqnsh it “ill be slight-
” ~ they stop to play and shot! 3 “15nd“: ' 3'
mat tears. 5'
' Tm: wI-LATIIER.
England and Eastern New
J-‘air Friday: Saturday .prob-
iihly showers; not much change in
leiinI-rnturir. '
Conditions: Pressure “no low
Thursday night. the temperature was
lowvr. The indieiitlons are for local
thunder shutters Friday night or
North. of :Simdy Hook:
the contenders a. chance m south. and Weather ’ generally fair
‘ Friday.
their breath and cool «MT in . -
4' Io heightening the intc;1_-=t Sandy Hook“ to Hatteras: Bioder—
men and a boy charged with . . .
Iibci becauso or selling in. mil-Loom. _ _
L “on containing attacks Oil 0b$(‘l‘\'lt10ll taken It 8 p.'m. 75“!
Smith for hISIl'l‘llglon. "rue "W“dmn at ' New Haven “’cathcr
. it, is alleged. hind attacks Imm‘w-
. Ilka and .Ig-“s, Atlanta: ‘. ....... 29.96 50 cloudy.
t. not. be a had him: tor the Atlantic City‘ 80.00 68 clear
.m sentence them In smcml Block island 29.93 64 clear
. of penal servitude with the Roam“ - - . . g - - - 29-94 78 clear
l ‘x Klan. BUffalo . . . . . . 29.98 84 cloudy .
. . Cincinnati . . . . . . 29.90 s: cloudy
.woman». delegate explains Chicago . . . . . . . . 29.90 68 rain
‘broke miu polities: Dcmcr . . ..... .. 29.73 so clear
mm to go into social work L" “'0" - - - - - - . - '39-95 7: cloudy
away I found-that. the only “MW?” ~- - - - - - 30-93 73 Cloud)‘
3- l’struck at. the root of the Jacksonville .. . . 30.00 84 cloudy
ms legislation. So here I am Kan-“"3 City ~ - - - 29-84 72 clear
WI. 1 can do ‘1’“. “p Nantucket ..... 30.00 G°~ cloudy
there were a few thou-mud NC‘V ”“6" ' - - - 30-00 70 Clear
what' u ’0, ”01““; would New,0rlenns . . . 39.36 88 ' clear,
New York ...... 30.00 'I'tl' clear
‘ ,. iortgl: l. . . .. . . .' 30.04 72 clear
”*m The. tie“ Incl - art I? d. Vt. ._. 29.92 66 cloudy
mtg..." ”Min“- Pittsburgh ~. . . I.- 29.96 74 cloudy
_ 1., un- mi, 5a... Pom. 3519.». .~.-29.94 as ~clear-~
m.m,, St. Lonny}. . . , . . 29.86 72 ._ cloudy
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"Conductor” Frederick M. Miller
was thrown from his car Saturday
afternoon on the 3 o'clock tripjrom“
Roton Point for Stamford by the
.giving way or a.- .sido handle. ‘Hc was
but soon recovered and took charge
of the our until the return “trip to
"Edward E. Gorhani ot~East Nor: ‘
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WORLD Topics
mm'iihi. or. "rsrononALI.
SIS." IS STUQEKT’S ADVICE
ATl.) BER SEX ' -
“society women. business girls and '
Happen, beware of psychoanalysis."
Tll'ot is'thc'messuge with which
Miss Caroline Newton. widely known
essayist and‘colicctor of books, re~‘
turns to:America after a three year-5'
stay abroad, where she has been
studying psychoanalysis with Qr. Ut-
to Rank 0: Vienna.
Thus .Mlsn Newton expressed her ‘5
opinimwt‘ probably the most popu-
lar science,. which has drchn su-
eiety women to Switzerland to study.
business girls to lectures to hear dls~
ctples of Freud. Adlernnd Jung prate
About. the subconscious mind and
(toppers to converse upon theories
and problems. » ~
‘ A “Mosul Danger.”
”The foreign women m not. giv-
_ing u‘much time and thought to
psychoanalysis as the women in this
’ country." aid Miss Newton. "in
(set. in America this new science is
. being taken with so much enthusiasm
that I um "afraid for I, great many it
is but s."tad‘ and consequently will
prove ‘a. moral danger.
, “Paychounolysis is a. serious study.
grfi—HP.
perhaps.
mud to see how
the
object of life:
of thought.
"The Vanity
can nmcr In:
Gieanings
Book of Life
By CLARK KINNAIRD '
The Race Called Lilo
(IF l;\'i:l:\' chnt in our lite we
can say only for one moment that
it is; for ever alter. that it “'AS.
"Hurry menlnxt.” Arthur Schopen-
hauer goes on. "we are poorer by a."
make us
rapidly our short
spam or time ebhs away; it' it here
not that in the furtherest depths of
our being we are aecretly conscious
or our share in
spring of eternity. so that we can
uluuis hope to find life in it again."
Considerations of this Mud lead,
us to enihrimo the bullet that.
greatest. “1800)! is to make the en-
joyment o! the present. the supreme
because that is the
rise bring merely
fictiopenhnuer
"On the other hand." he wrote (in
of Existence."
any). "such a course might just on
-weli he called the xreaiest FOLLY:
for that Mhich in the next. "moment
exists no more. and \nnishofl utterly.
like a dream.
serious et'tort.
foundation
which our existence rest: is the pro-
sent—the ever Itceung present.
lies. then. in the \cry nature of our
existence to take the form of con-
stant motion, and to otter no poul-
blllty or our ever manning the rest
inexhaustible
u orth :I
for which we are olwnys striving.
““‘e are like a man rimntngg "So you and your hulblfld or.
dovmhlll. who.mnnot keep his legs: fOI‘t‘Vf‘l" quarrfllng?” he netted a
unless he runs on. and «1" menu: fair client seeking divorce.
ably roll it he stops; or. min. like; "Yes." she said. »
.l poll‘ balanced on the tip of onc'sg "\Vhat do you quarrel about?" ;
flutter: or like a planet. which wouhll "I forget the subject or our first
[all into its at“ the moment It ccu- 2 quarrel. But no lune been ouch.
ed to. hurry forward on its “u. E rr-ling ru-t' since oier who on to
threat is the mark of existence.
0 D U
"1N A “'ORLD where all is un~
stable, and nought can endure. but
is snout oimurils at once iu the"
hurrying \\ hirlpuol or change; where
it man. it‘ he Is to keep erect u all.
must always be advancing and mov—
ing. like an}crobnt on a rope—tn
such a world happiness is mean.
ceiriiblo." Schopenhauer, profes-
sional pessimist. Iliécidcd.
"How can it Ilwrll where, as l‘lnto
mus. continual Ilnumlng and ne‘er
Being in the hole form or existence?
"in the first place. a man neu‘r;
in happy. but spends his whole life3
in aiming nftcr something which he
thinks “ill make him so; he seldom
attains his goal, and \\h“ll ’lio dorm.
It is only to be disappointed; he is
mostly shipwrecked in the end, and
enmen into harbor \"iih masts and
ringing gone. And then. it is all
one whether he has been happy or
miserable; for his life was lh‘:\('l'
anstliing more than u present lnn-
mcnt :Ilmus \imishing; and now it
is mer."
. WEDLOCKED
Ily IAAIX
C. LANE.
"What. ' do
unsuccessful.
talk to persons “hose (awn-I he, could
to give me up.
\“.
They'll
'3 Good an“: 4;“ St. Paul 29.90 _70‘ cloudy
Iona. .. ' >Wflllington "a. 30.00 ~
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CHAPTER XXIII.
The food b'etoro th‘cm“ grew cold as
they talked.
"I want to go to \"urk." LIIra told
Bob."‘l think i might get interrsiod
in arehtteeture.—-ls them
I could get to do down
“an! to go to
demanded.
Why are you dropping your music?"
her final. in
Northern New England. Southern (Om. she “MW"‘U'
dial hot
"Proteinsor Schultz is about ready
1 really haven't. an)“
talent—v! realize that: so there isn't
any use of my going on.
use of just' being ullOUlt‘l‘
player. like the thousands of (‘eetllas
and .Geraldines that doting mamas
are. always showing: off?“ 4
. “But your mother says you have
such a bad idea at that. it. Moderate to fresh southwest and great promise.“ '
or course she would say
that. 'Shn doesn't. know. :my more
mothers do.-
general public.‘ "1.. to {yr-an “mum-tat rundlsouth, 'the word of the small toun instruc-
nnIl “cathet- partly overcast. ltriday. \tors._fm- it. the sort of instructors
o haven't any more tat
“But you ought to go on.
folks, will be awfully disapphtnted.
lIlanIo mo for
ruining youncareer it‘ you don’t."
There was almost a c
ords that he did not seek
to give them.
"I suppose so." she laughed. "It'll
be nice to have some one
my failure 'on.
He studied .her and sought to
steal from her eyes some remn
for her decision that she had not:
“You said you wanted to go to
work," he remarked; "‘W‘hy?"
"Welh I Want. something -.to ,do.’;'
Something .to do? .,A
my, your,
anything
at
his lap be-
lie sought
on lli's. lIIIt
like
\\’li:it's thi-
’l‘hr~y talk "you uon'L tula- any Job :is
as I ha\"e anything in do with it.“
cut than
omlc ring to
to blame
' But. I ne‘er could
be a great ”player—l'm sureo‘ that.
I only came here to study any way
to get away from home." she con-
"object to little Muster uncalled:
running. with Graham hutch.
doc-mt want Mafia hum
s We cred his Bad.
‘1'. you“
‘You don't lam. xto
know that, silly. But 1 “ant some
other inlvrost _-1 tut-an that in likelellO‘TflUé national t'om-omton
to do smuctliing [MM-its slay ll-l‘t‘
all day."
His oyrs Ilroppmi and something
in him drnppral. llv took her hands
"Dc-'irets. aren't you happy here?"
She sr-nsed his \\ orry. “('h. d'H'll'v
list. i dont mean that. 0f course
I line you. lint I~-~uh. there's no
use. talking, inn can't understand."”" the ”5!" {0" "’flrag‘“ Politic.
"But 1 “ant to understand." he
protested. "And how am I. it’ you
“ill not explain?"
Sim {need him Squat-Hy.
"fits tour: as i am :i. good “in:
in you. and Him gum] rare or your
home. i don‘t see how _\ou have any
reason to complain. L Besides, 'l
thought “'I- mnrried “ith the un-
ilvi't-Ituudiui: that \\t" uoulrl do as we
liked as tom; as it didn't interfere
with the- otl'Icr'a‘ happiness."
"But, this is a dittorrnt matter."
he responded.
"No it isn't. if i take a position
i uon't neglect any of my duties
here."
"\\'ell." he :uiiiminv-‘d firmly.
long
She arm-c, angr). “I'LL do as
l LIKE."
(To be continued.)
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Lmlh Bllody's Stormy History
(St. Paul Pioneer Press)
llhorle island. which fiddled
around long after all of the other
thirteen states had signed the co.
stitution: Rhodc Island. which had
a war between governors in 184:.
tried min f r treason and made him
serve live Ram of a. life imprison-
ment: Rhodc Island. which until
1909,couldn't decide on one state
capital and had two, can‘t be horri-
fied at scientific resort to poisonous
gas in ~19?! by the true sent at for-
mu- statesmen. ’ .
. (:ER‘IAIKLY Nor. '
Princess Diary probably does not
DINNER STORIES:
’pnnhion that many.
go New York ion-yer,
lclenco has stirred u a. pseudo-sci-
entific .sheltcr for cheap convent-
ttons. The ”upper and her escort
think it-smartlo discuss sex prob-
lems under this guise. They distort
Freud's theories that they diccuss in
I free mwncr subjects which xoung
men and young women should avoid.
marching t’er .
out
again . ‘
eu- tut night a mun was struck by
i 1' '3 not ”‘ “’9‘1‘05‘U9 ”I" an automobile 1nd hurled beneath a
” "a moat.‘ street car. l-lis IIlIulI wu frletured.
quarrels are like that described by At Ru ‘1“. “0.9““ phystcluu
nmputued his left leg.
before you spend your money.
and to the scientist is capable of
copenlng’the world or the subcon-
.iscloua. It is u form of psycho-ther-
apy. It is In excellent method of
ranching the subconscious mind by
the interpretation or dreoms. But to
the limit) it is a science “inch I
would worn against.
"To many young people this new
THE STRIKLVG MASOSB.
(Stamford Advocate.)
"Sonny. what are all them men
"Them'ro Masons. m'am.”
"“‘liat d'ye say? I‘m a little deal."
"I say then-ire Masons."
"Land nukes! Bo they on strike
In on attempt to ovoid a street
Look through the classified otters
Name [or it." '
C O 0
It would he difficult to convince
;.1 certain local “omnn thut chh~
air) is i-tisolvtc.
"Not long ago." my: she. "1
2mm a knight on It dining clr. Who-
: wait in to luncheon the only
scat left for me wu one facing
the rear of the train. Now I can-
not sit “lth my back toward the
engine “ithout sun‘crlng all man.
nor of disarm-cable things. no I
gasket! the steward to and me a. cent.
luring the other way. Immediotely;
a undamaged man rose and ob
tered to let me have his seat. I
thanked him, and he look the seat
opposltc me. He scanned the menu
and then he looked at me liesltut-
tnzly.
"'Xiadnfn.’ said he. 'would it be‘
obnoxious to you it I were to order
spring‘onionsf‘ "
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WHO'S WHO
in nu: DAY'I unw-
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MRS. J. F. I‘ARDEY.
‘ Following in lIr-r mother’s political
_(t-otr-teps in Mrs. .l. l:‘. Farley of
‘\\~l"hlt&, Kan. she in not only re-
;pnrmi to tw the youngest national
:t‘tlllllllltl¢*t"“'0mm attending the
in .
in“ York. but mm of the best look-i
gin: as “oil. Neither does anyone
‘duut-i Hm has political brains.
Mrs. l‘arley \\ as trained in politics
in: her mother. Mrs. Luum Gard-
:Inor. “ho was prominent in state
. Denim-ratio political circle. for
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alliilll)’ Mars and took an active part
“as a familiar subject to Mrs. Fur.
'lry “liu'll other girls were learning
ito scratch the ballot.
‘ Mrs. l-‘arlny attended her first na~
jIloiml I'onveutlon when one was a
‘iilulogate to the homoerotic national
cont'lzne in Sim Francisco in 1,320.
Sim was re-ieectrd national com-
IIIIiimxmman at tho‘atato eons-en?
tion :it Hutchinson last spring. .
‘ Lust “inter she 'attended the
mveting of’tl'le Democratic national
was one of the lust commit-
row \Vitson.
“Politics is the most fascinating
thing in the world." she says. "It
is much more interesting than lead-
in}: a. social "to?" ‘ :
Mrs. ]~‘arley Is much in demand as
; a. speck“; .
I no»
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SUCH A “1.1mm!
there is {young .mau in the ob,
fielnl set in Washington who to wide -
beyond his years. is wucfldenced
when he paused- before answering u
widow who had asked him to inclu’
herita~fl _' .. ' .
"You must have some Iideoflbé‘ut‘
it." Iain: said. with what wu manna
'for an urehoidewlse glances - . '
"I have several rideas." sold the
wise young them, with a_smile. “The
only trouble is that I. basalt: 0 wine
on account or our looks. or ten yearn
,glder on account at your Balm."
blushed. he. tool: is sheetul' _’ but
speedytlenvd—fludge. . .
I ”"8 to be rvcvh'cd I-y the late Wood-‘ testify .
There hasito‘be a desire
"to get .the habit.
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Display—on View at our
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the line.
No repair expense con-
cealed in that quality
Hupmobiblc construction.
Here is another counter-
shaft. it is mounted in a
brass bushing. Eventually
it will weak; the bushing x...
willbereplacod- the repair e—no maticr “that :5
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bill—the posmon is diifi- price rails “3“ if!“ :he
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call ' um01ea i. 2.
ed exorbitant. in gerfommncr. i’ciiabiiim
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