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said that was her. and I look-d right
sharpat her no k and said the! mu~t b:
:0 wake. ah; panha- hadwpk
ht: larch and lowland. Thr- slit-v.54!
‘lncuw .c- a armament] and away ski
out. Sh- ea..- bark; p'eully with a
I»... ribbon on. an? a quarter in hurt
him. “.8 “f 110!“ .5 In ’7 all III!
straight. My VII-ers‘ last trek our #ll.
:1 Wm
It‘s only it orb-ck now] guess. and I‘ve
”It aim-t3 «Puts todoy.“ .\(-~ I‘anl
141;“. . .
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Imitati- I-tkw all his
I-itatirm but!" nun he put on in el- .
fifliral his in lira-ark. This i- usi-gu ‘9
hrwtot'rumaan-cwhich: . ‘
woo d out nut-ml it~clf m1 highly w,
i m firm-n 0! this title: bum-2 h- tr.
Inna ital} hating been ‘nuutcd. it
& i~ Indra-I W In l-i‘atr Emu
Edmond al thr- little- cums-def
5,122” tad am of pfirkin: :hSch «er
a: inner to u ll. [Ir-«346. iwizatm-
‘hm. which fish Mm ‘u (l mule;
m‘% it. it 21-th 3w tan-'1: {non ha?
boner. cu ”Anu-u ’3; m t—ratilohi}
than it coo if :1 were glacial in a tall
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tyrant-oar" 2h i-ztati-aa, Ital the?!
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:afi-Za‘am and up at tit;
hath tad helm
fithsigthdww in his
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j naming.” and for the
I ' FAITH AND Wonx3
Noam-comma“ who pay.
. Anal ItIIV M
Ara-I wait I‘ u- stout-s to roll away
A: Hal 3 «woman-l. ,
H..- I .ll in 3 limb the binding cords
liq-a as laid
If vac d paid on [arm 21.: wonls.
Ami do not and
“13-521 hurrah are’ idle. “unis are vain
T - mine tho \‘tnu- :
Ara did 2.; sag": ‘.‘llltI .lmluiu
TA \Ii‘rk alutw
Bot “la pray-3h. and is «no»:
in flutl; and ('I“I,
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can}: 2 I :rii iv for in Aurflécan.
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In ILI'I ll W&}‘\ tiafigla‘. Ilrudb-rd h")
ruin it of l - a-l. aml :.--t a nice In How b}
in} ”EVIEIr
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812v» :’ vfi 3hr ',.. .t log the? in llm
tré~ :Vdia- ~‘ w-t of 23.2.; 1: “m. the u a: l
aiz‘r- tin-m \\ ith llu- salt-he‘s and
tI"_;‘_
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si o: in: 1311' Bu :t-r-l. .\n«l as bar small
'0': ~-:- tut!’ ' ‘r‘ Il.rl!’.tIlr=~-.'vl in brown
— or his ~xi git-t [or tIt-‘tu \trb'nu: to
be nirvana! b_. m3. fan: rue
Sm. czt .
wi‘ln laJuH 3‘. "a man must tiii u;- h‘s
limit" so. in a': oliviaanel It 3' Inc just up
timatni :o bra-Iron! that he didn‘t! or
if zlzt‘ opp Hamil} antler-ml i' In- did in-
Ir’uluu‘ in“) in Mrs. \Vadtiit' and Ih‘l'
line. ‘Iifis tun-)1
Bradford was apparently muguanimous;
Inside; he in! own: mud an earl
1» Mass Grey belon- -- tad he did thr
dcel uirb satisfactiori to himself at
lust.
Miss “my bowed slowly to (‘onistom
and tin-n she turned her attrution to a
group of lady fronds sitting near. lrav~
II: t unidon t - thr- au'reeétble lilova ledge
that hr I'as at bin-r25 to mom- hcr the
out 1 rec Ilr and hero- thepiauaE-rtbr
z.-.
' corri ‘or.
It didn‘t satisfy him.
He neat o. and smoked a cigar. and
wuiuml up t‘icely in the fragrance otj
tin- Havana.
lit-ta t ‘ierly did not seen to bcas com«
pldéabwaashchadhlciodaheought
I.
For in- days ho wandered up and
down. and mad old round the hotel,
“Maggi“ he called it: but the non
convex rel-m t-- dacribc these pctrgriur
tioa~ would lac—politely chosiag Poll, 1
‘1“ I-
Finally hr brim-Id her alone. Keith-r
our“ nor .Ilmdtonl nor {floods—luau:
? he awed ~‘a‘erc anywhrrr about.
c drs-w hurtin- big rocker. where wit-
and suddenly
he should
' have to say :soucthi ' beyond “gunk
time in fortr-
bu.
Show Iii-ruminant.
.dghnciugup. aid:
“Ah: ”mi-3;.” hove been
intact. 1 some, «a duct to
high-“Marlyn!"
‘ -Lutuwa?‘ Thin on too nub.
wh- hadbllowolharmcamu
.l
'lhI-thotiwc.
. . .
1s 1 ”HAL-2| \\ 11:35: ,.!:Il4u‘
' Coniston looked trebly at bar, and
then b-x laughed. and his {Ilr lace tluabcd
an be u-ntuml to sit down on the plat!!-
srrp at lu-r tl‘t". Polly glanced dorm m~
quiriurlv uith steady. demure eyes. 5 5
‘7?“ he crinl. ".‘Ilss hrcy. I \‘e
lw-u mo~t of the lime about It yard and a
putter away from you: but you never
st‘t‘illrtI to see turf“
“How siranqe- f“ l‘olly says. wonder-
ingl}. “\lmf Flux} |-- “ould have soon
.‘“"‘ ""‘V. “oul ,tn‘t tl‘t‘v :“
"\\'- nwn always have before.“ he as-
sents. “ith a sigh. .
“Then you must have n‘joieFl'"in a
I
. inn:- . didn‘t you? \‘:nrict_\ is so pleas
:u: to no upprliu‘ jmlul by snmrness!
“Nm‘ hcunsmr‘; "I didn‘t czuoy ll
at all. I‘ll toil too.“ he >35“. lo king up
at her with “Itlt‘. rl or eyes: “to lw
trunk. l Lutv Ameriem mum-n, and
“ill lllv mighirsl w—w:
It‘ll:~i \u' on” .lm t; tlu-rc 1s sum ‘v
urn-r: in: p- riml in his u-rkless spot‘rh.
“\l'; li. ‘ slu- a~ks, s!“ crll)‘ and clourly,
x.“ ‘~—llw ~li;_lll-'.‘l‘: ‘
black cloud: have crept over all the
brightnm'ol the heavens and hidden the
harvest moon from «girl.
A tlashuun instantaneous “porn and
Polly sues her lover stagger in his sent;
his b-l't :run falls powerless. struck for-
ewr useless at his side.
She has her hotsc beside him in
stunt: she mmes close to his side.
tbc great rain drops full [dashing down
upon them. Shetukcs up the stricken
arm in her loft hands, and presses her
young lips upon it. ‘
“Polly? (rigs Collision, Wildly, “do
you love Bradfo'ul f“
“t Ih. no?“ she mys.
' "Will you marry me?“
“Yes.“ she. whisper“.
on in~
while
)‘uu‘rv the only our \vlm cwrjmpired me... 1‘0 ‘1‘ 3.10mi to you.
thin: in his iKt :u-r‘s face Illul marks uni INN lll‘thu him. both. _
. nml mo Ilkc that, and you do; and 1t H
The lIn-fihh lungmmv is (mama‘s.
n Hive tun me. but it f::il~' him now; he
It'z‘l‘ the norm blood ~Illl‘usjng his~ lure
:h hi~ umul ru-h :ul‘lrr an elttsiu.‘ \\‘nlll1lll.
“.\h. I we; thcn‘ are some thing" or
mm I: better inn-lira] than e\pre~‘wl.
Hm I am or maul-rot for that l must
trmh'ntc .umr mute vloquenve. Lord
Inslllxltlll .\t thix instant (‘onidon
i~ lm: in c.l "luring how many minu es
hs- um stand this px- sent temperature of
his lied and [arc “into Word“. or n
“urd c:niu~“ly‘. eh.‘ Como. be twice
[tank is II not ~o.’“
"\ou mly t‘ltllslx‘ll it euriosity. and
“oil it ~o, 5.5 ru '07.... if you choose. .‘hss
Iih \‘ In" “
'l b“ r or? ‘glll'l l‘ultrrs. _
"A m: ' rum rh-~ girl. “ilh a little 1m
put”. in? “me of lu~rl1gunl. :nnl llmm in};
back her plvlfv blv-mle ln‘ml; “how I
ill": tr In li~lmn~n‘ 'l‘lu‘y am so In
N .‘l r of .v oz: their m nor rm»! «ms. .\
‘ u. :I u.» man. :In ltlliuu. any
- :zl'i niir} in th~ \\ »rl\l is rurly.
lI l.i~ Ilirta'éuth propen‘l‘lies
ilrlil'l 4:. lmzjuu :0; but In
drown” ~hn~inrllllvh
. “hum-r “bk! h‘ is ulnar:
lin- rmdliuu \‘ulrhhefi
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he
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xi. r~ 2: l:-- is» u- r :1 ,lilv ~e n lwr qu‘il
‘ én :n-nu‘mu- no lrt'igllt
a bug. unkind.
in»: .5
in“ I: n‘ll":::‘
. -! lul‘! n: the \ull‘lllll: as ~he sits there
l! ~ :h lt~ i.” .52.. 4! l:t'..
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n: .2 lu lu~ \l?‘>l.h tam of u. tril
l,“ - \I,~- turf} ileum-1 .lll-HI tllr Imllt‘m-lu
p .w .rld} \t‘tir Ilarllur-l. II!“ stalks
out .021 tho pint: ..b'nllnnl u ill. lanterns.
n-i ‘IA: 1: ~.,."‘ 2- rs l I tho utlwr rtuvaIw-n-
’ um :tiuh Hurt.
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H u .5 I I: \.~ l. ul n s r: Luv n, no any
I. 11; mm? I IHH‘ lm no you. and lllu“
\ . .i'e-rtt} ‘int'x' I! \t‘l"l|~’ to run at
\-- .1 :vv! I shrill I:t_\' Llrv- <54- es, p.1-
lstmes. lino-u. j. xvi-3s :l: ll all I~l‘lr- lay
rip n- t-x—n‘v‘nt h a h‘mnm hw .xrt a
haunt: l1:-~_ l’wllt."ln-sn)~_lu\\1_\_ \to up-
a; his lulnu iv boa-l to lu-rs. “\\ ill _\-xu
h :\r m-- "
Ile sens l.r-r {tn-c as ~hw- uptmrh it in the
llan- of tlw Int lam-7n: it 1s :u‘ lu- has
l.t‘\<‘. svr‘n _ll [HI '. ~triekr‘t. a“ fill.
t nit“.
‘2“3131” she ~a_\<. :II 1:14. with that
(‘lt'th latight vuim- of hen. a lrlllc hard.
it trifle matter of fact.
pub. l Tove )uu. my wolf my lllzr‘rnf
l lute ‘you and n-w d _v n. ‘ Vii" he. u\’t‘l"~
c ‘IIIQ‘ b‘v tho 422.: of b: r pull-Ir
"I know." sh: an‘wvrs .prEetly. “I up.(
prwiaie. \ulm‘y-ur love. I “uni-l not
luvr il n!iwl‘\\i~l‘l I HIIHII'II lune been
nlisuppoi : - cl :|'\\;\y~ if 3m: hml out lovul
me. All?" Irrry of: her “hit" fac.‘ in her
hands. “I r1'\"l in it? i .
Ami he Int-l om'v :h nub: this woman
(will. \lllwrllllll. unl‘k bk:
"My darlin:f“-t‘--ni~t.-n ~:|_vs. reaching'
out his hand i r hers.
“lint." \vbiqu-rs the girl. dmwin:
3“..." into her silken “up, u1...] mm“
trgaqul to In‘ m-irriml to Eugene- llrall-
ford. I h we bsen for two )lesl"
.‘it‘ t‘ampbell szer hml arrived from
the “Eat. The Arizona was to sail Tito»
day. and both he and the Earl of (‘on-
iston wort I» ohed on her passenger list.
It ‘uas Monday night—~‘finidsummcr
come again.“ proph- mud, lounging about
, anatomy of the hunter.
. vulurs.
I
the pianos of the big hotel—warm. sul- i
try.
with gut-at banks of blue-block:
clouds hovcring above tin~ golden rim of ,
the vast.
Bradford was up in- town. detained by
business. as l‘onistou hail discover-m].
"lss‘ they was sitting at the corner of
thé piaua.‘ lIcva-nt up to her for the
tint time since the nigfkt ol‘ the ball
“May I sit down!" 5
She looked aaaentlngly.
‘ “I am going to~ruorrow in the
Arizona“
5 “I know.“ sheanswers. whitening.
ll. wonders why. and. Heaven help
him: he gets up and goes awa . when
he would rather far have taken t trail.
a vivacious. alert little woman to his boar-t.
l l‘rcs'cutly be sauutcrs back.
, “Would you take a ride with rue to-
night! You know we than never on
‘carrh see each \lecr again. \Vould
vou 3’“
Ilcr eyes flash. her lips quit-errata
tnrnstbcriugon her finger hack and
“Yer.“ ahe aaya. quietly, “I will. I
willgctoarayhabitaudbe down pm
at y.” 7- ,
This: ride ol—ofl into the green and
nib-rat country Iona. when the dew
dam the air. and when the scent of
tho foam lower gardens mingle-
withthelmathotth uaasitoonu to
.
l
i
not at IICIL nor
1M cubism: glaring 3::
our .
may" -thoblu-
l‘
I
“Naiv—lo-night this very hour?“
“You. this very hour if you ‘ish it.
Uhlw trim the girl. wildly. “.lnrk.’ I‘l
I mu~t b ~. don‘t
vou N‘L‘.’ This --thisf" Slu- touches his
arm as l:e lrirs t.) guldc bi< hora“ and
“He (iocsn’t
my fault ~71 ought not
lo-niu'ht \vltl; Volt 3“
“Thank God You tli~l i"
“And.“ sh" gin; slowly. as they turn
Illl‘ll‘ Iltlrxes‘ llt‘t|<l~. “lu‘sllll‘s. I<I ltht‘
~vou; is it not strunxcf”
to bzu‘e come out
"\‘vry. And ~\uu will not reurct mvn-
int! n b~llow as~u$ helpless us I out.
pollyf“
“No." she answers. thoughtfully. and
“mm“?! at her bv thc lightning‘s fre pn-nt
limb. be ~ec~ tho strength. and warmth.
:iml tcmlcrmws, and love. that he has
not-(I of. .
“Polly.“ (‘oniston says. through the
)n-lting ra'n. as they ride buck to
Brighton. “ll firms to mous- if my \\ hole
life lrul Men on ill-rumltion point.
and as if you Won: the blrssed answer to
it."
And \il it fc-ll out that the reverend
pmlor of N, Mary‘s was t“llit‘l upon to
many t\\'n .lra'nrhol pI-oplc th ll Novrm»
b- r n-zin. :i‘nl that Ills liml of (‘onixton
put rtl’ lti~ milirzg tilllt' :lflnlllel' month.
— Hum} .l_‘.lll'l‘ JAIN/mm. ‘
.\ Snowll‘hilc Ibex.
In the Hal “Humans~ “humming TrrA
rit z). is . vu :ll luv: izm rvu‘s~ :1 \n w. or
“bite il- \ Um- ol~ thx sr- rurr animals
“as rm owl} kil'ml l-_\ on oill lupin-rand
humor ls l out as >l|nslmm~ .lzL k. The
~ns\\1lu-\ (ll lit}: tlr- i of the lll;vlu-l’il
m‘ mnnut ll'! ~ln p.lm~ -I wait n2 tlztulm:
\vllih~ :m-l '~ of tbetruo iln-v bru-ml. If is
lwth u l \‘c‘ a‘ul pou'rrtil. mnl “h. :1
driven :olmx N ll [11- s: 'Illllgl‘rnlh wher-
\Il’x. lb ‘. :l-\l\‘r llorn‘. “il'i tlxt lurk-
:u‘c I‘nl‘llil'lrlltit‘
N om‘
\v ml sum: If too forL
\n-rlpoxh I‘\I't‘ lurmirlzl ~l} uw‘l
\w an ~le -‘ l‘um Ants-n. :l:« n :r mvun‘u n
prd‘lultn!‘ ,lml lmwtor. 2m“ hail. nunrr
1:: the L- twl l "‘::l".'8 \prlx g. Iii:
lluzn llu» u. rum.- Ilt“lr unin; ill-r lib in
u > rnm- . “1th :1 snow lb \ in t?”-
‘0 “I “w. ~ 'l‘nm \\:|~ in pursuit of
.1 l-m-l -»f : Mull .l-x-r. “ill‘ll hr rslx-i- .l
:filv .‘l‘l I-i ;, .:l “lml ll ' :ll lftsl In ‘li In: :l
nun 11 ~31 m lwap. Sm-n. h'mcvrr. l:-
..uv t! ,\\.l' an animal. :iu-l a mom- :1! Ill 1'
Eu: \\ 'lx.‘ :1 mm: In the lutnr l mx :xtnlu
n :ln~\' ‘l‘ln‘ iluw. :i'l . l‘i
bin Mir
I‘li
l
{nun} |
run. \\.l~ rung". :rrnl .\nt: :1
u! unu- 5": : , nun upon him .\t I'- ‘
l u I. o! to Ii‘il- the .lll'lilul l‘r‘l in its
t: .rln. ll |~It‘?1l¥1gtl}| tn w ure x31" zan-
I- in; _\ : \u‘lrlnnl)‘ .I' Hill hitumxf
iontzuut. -l in tho infuri AI «I :xninmi. .\
rum! l't‘“ n-l no "but!” out th» hunt 'r
uml \\ llru he st‘u: 'n
nu twp uf him.
that; itlt. the air.
the gr mud :zn- nun was
And no“ the Inn}. mun-d bums
of the tori-ms Ilrutl' “ere dbl: d
:15: till and again :1 guns: the
Every bone and
iuint t‘a-lt tho lvnrl‘ul punishment. Finnilv
:\n:-.~n so I re lml in urmpiug one of the
heavy horn: and dragging Ikilllsr‘if t»
l; . I‘m-vs, umt'znntul furinu» :l.~s-lil-
:l: l. IIt‘ brill, ~21 dc ~:~~ :utrlv. a .«l “as
l'urn‘l to tho luink of :l roug.‘ and stw-p
nu-unLLu \\:|-lx not. lIrrv Antwu out *
n-nl d m «Irwin; IIlls hunting knit.»
llv- m «l»‘ \t-n-t‘ul tux-lb rtuul p.h~e~ “Elli
tlzii “rupon. and the l lowly o asprJ {UN
“out |I1'\\ll tiu- \\.l>ll out It \l‘illt‘l'. The
il..-\ s‘ru‘ k the lwt'nm underneath, and
tho ke- n «ml rut-Iv lulu Iv of t‘m- hunt-2r
Ilru‘rl‘ llvep of lt~ lite E-luud Aguinruhl
u-.un \li l xlu' k“lll' drilu- Ito-nu, and the
snow ilu-\ \\‘:l~ Il l nrpsc. \\ hen tln-nml
lli‘
the mucus \\t‘l;Il‘~l l‘33 pounds, :I'Ytl ‘
the limb pr-nmt «\lrlient eating. The 1
(ml .\lou.zt:iith worn to be the only
“‘vomiu: llmrirr in \\ hi it thesnnu' ibev
ix iouml. more are mid to l)(‘ a few in
vermin lovjxa‘tirs of the Montana Moun-
mini.
- —-.——< ~——
Stock Exchanges.
It (‘0in $L‘3J‘ml or more to bermnc a
m.-mb -r of-mr Mock I-erlunge. but the
I‘l.:|l‘:.;\‘ for c‘lllrnlu'l' to the first Shirk ex-
vlnulgr eu'r \‘idl'hHl "that in London— —
was only <i\;n n 'r. TlllS was in the
Stock l-Iu lmngc- ' “ fie ‘ House in 'I-‘hrcmlw
Hrnllt‘ sllC'l. ‘Il‘Tt‘ lllt.‘ brokers not. as
tlwvdo radar. to drink and talk about
i lulls‘ and bears \\ ere not then 5
in mi‘m‘n. 0 lb mion is or do ofa Slut‘k
Exchange l:‘;I.Uml0:1 before the American
lb-vo|ution. but 73“ :I llnul‘i to have
been. thc illte of the origin of the present
one. The first mowing plow for brokers
“an“ the llotun In of the Bunk of
England. At the beginning of this
cemurv $100.“ ’0 was raised and a build—
ing put up and members dated by bub
lui at a sulserip'ion of about $55. When
:1 new mcm-It'r N now prop ISl‘tI for cler-
tio') In! mint lw n-emnIm-ndcd by three
numbers if not less that! {our years“
standing. n'lm engage to pay $2.50lleueb
to his cred erx‘ in case lu- should be de~
elnrcd a dci'rtxltcr within hur- years from
the date ot‘liimdruission. but if the can-
didate has been a clerk in the Stock
Exchango ’lte uires two .suntiet
only {or $1,500 oac . In the first case
the entrance You is $525. and in the latter
$3“. With ambscriptiou fee of $112. A
notablc Iegtun‘ of the London Board is
that there is no otlicial tar-ii! for com-
missions. and competition is allowed full
play among the takers. to the great
buxom of the speculating and investing
public. Eachbroker must have I license
from the city. the some as a pcddler.
which Posts :33, but, this carries with it
no right of admission to the Stock Ex<
change. numbers are forbidden to MI~
vertisc, which do ire: the newspapers
of some profit. faulto-s must have
told at ll tat onwthird of their debts bc~
lore they can be roadmimd. The Ex-
change otfioially sends to the newspaper!
the names of delaultcra. There areabout
3.000 members and about 1.100 clerks.
Only 860 or thesolnembers are brokers.
the Nmsiuder being jobbora. The
brokers eon only buy and sell for clients.
but the jobber! con s ulate. Tho reve-
nue ol the London \— k Exchange in
$350M», whicblcavea a not balance of
#260,000. The building debt has All
been paid on, The Exchange it alwaya
in executive which. an none but men-
bora and clerk: or. admitted—Mu York
Graphic.
————.—————-—
no looted Torn.
Whoa W skin! or. Will;
And more do '
NeitymMoaI-hwo ho‘llquad
' Ina next nation;
gem bogey-cram
Act-arc: {worth to his mum
NHL».
dranus‘
_ Illt'lll
. “ll.::l I
. ' ““312: “imn you
BITDGErwfirmrll-‘N.
H l! MOROUS SKmHES FROM
\'A I“ 0178 SOURCES.
A I‘d-aerobic Tune—No "Vice Verso"—
"Killlng“ a Salmon—Ho Tipped
the \t‘nltvr~—An Old. Tartar—
Tho Doctor‘s Horse. 1511‘.
Lodger l0 ch:unba-r:mud——“Mary. this
is lilo stillest hour I «Nor was in. The
landlord and his wife Illllsl live likoangels
in hraven tog-thou I haven‘t heard one
sinulo sound sinec I‘ve been here.“
.\Iu:‘v—~"'I’~llul‘s Ill wry nice just now.
Mr. Smith. but wait till thcy make friends
again. They quarrrlul a fortnight ago.
and they lum-n‘t spoke to ouch other
Since.“~—.\Zm Futurism Star.
hLot mo see somc of your block kid
uluvr‘." said .\I rs. Snuggs to a clerk at a
Fifth avenue store.
"These are not the latest style. Ire
they!“ who asked who“ the gloves were
prmluvnl. '
“It". madam.“ re filed the clerk.
“\Vo luna- hall them in stock only two
days”
“I didn‘t think the}~ were. because the
fus'ai no paper says that. black kids have
tun stitches and vice warm. I see the tan
still-bus. but not the vie-i verso."
'l‘llm-lerk explained that vice versa was
French for scvca buttons. and )1 rs. Suaggs
bought the gloves. ~o13wn'tm Gabi».
“Killing“ a Salmon.
Ono evenng \\' J. I’lorcnvc. the actor.
salt in a No“ York club room. telling of
his exploits on u sulmm rimr in .(ovvf
Brunswick. "How nnny minim did
you rutrhf" a visitor ilnpli ell.
neatly frll from his ehrxir at the ignorance
«llsplu; ml in the qurwtiun.
sir." so «I be “3m fr. cling
They IICVI‘I" eutvh
lib"
.. :nlv-t. but made no rlwtxon‘v. A trio
ulurwunl .l.:mrem-u- Jerome. the
follow n“ in-ly R:nulo'.ph t'lmrel.iil.:nrul
:.n vx-x lit‘lll ~tn:_\ teller. begun to talk of
his :nlv- mores on u allmon s‘zrru'n. lie
\rusnltNTxblrtg himsq-ll‘ u< standin: on a
bank at \I13I‘rl'3‘k whippingr a “.h- k
.N' with-nertllv \\..lr'!". “hen llc hooked a
lvi‘ \illllE-Jil “I w..s “rewrite-l." ln- \dlii.
llru‘il‘uwl my \lllSl_:5IlUi in the
the Il~ll.” "Ill-”pp d
“but " Flurrnee :u‘mvl. in open r_\c-l
out uislnm at. “My ~ unplml.“ .b-rum»:
2.17.1 mi. N“ h} . \vh at l‘vlélltl .\ 1):; do \\ ill]
:1 . u:.::~hot :u surh :x limp " tinrvm-v
llII :l‘tI.
2| salnmn on: Jerome . ni i, L: in: li;lli
on \\ lib hE~ \tory. \vlric e\vr_.im~l~v
roan-«I. Al'.i}::ir1g/.ur I’rnu.
“:1! r and l-»~l
Ih- Tipluul the \\’ailt‘r.
Inh- in th~~ :Iftvrr: on
t it \ ‘urpl, 'l‘vrtu . for dinner, on. there
I" i'«‘i=lt‘?2t Illll‘ll‘fll‘ll tire liken? which
I llzhl u u-r \m-u or 31- :ml.
xx lwrn I so! “err tin- per-nus. on"
“ll-'lll I :11 wool to ho tho drummer of
wine- \\ hob-sale«wtubliduuvnl. Tho sprwal
did no? ~uit him. and he dcmamlfil w-tt 2‘
I't’iti mm“ of tlu \v'iiter. Tln- “alter
sh -t EL: the kit hvn .md reappeared. as»
wrung tin-n- \vzu‘ z-o'wth re.
“Ho. yes." imrrmptcl the drummer.
“:l An- must be: hunt :truunu: bring me
.1 ti“ 0 of (’Ulil ehlc".v n."
H at :5 ruin m-nt tin waiter and r. M‘nvtl
\\ 1th 31.x: “hat ho wnnlml. Thu- drum-
\" I ‘
n.c‘ was sitistiul and began ~l1t§hlllz£ iuto
lllr'c'Jelu-n “ill: renewal uppetitr; thou
lu- p l'l\ltI droppr-I his k‘xil'v: mix bi~
ling as in h'su \«-\I po 'kl-t. looked arnund
at the ~n:i.:n:' “2t :.'.:1':‘i lion. \\'itl;o1t
. lli‘ I‘villix'llullt't'.
mat b.
“You >t‘!’ \v.mt it ix.”
"Yns. sat."
able to l‘gilt it.“
‘l'lu-tr llr‘ rcormul his eating.
pn~iti\’.'l} t? e mount-st re turn for, :it‘hri‘»
tzutz like :It‘l tint I vver saw. lull I had to
lzxuzh in sp to at mysclf. It “as .‘llt'Il a
Illlllt‘\llul' on the habit of fecing hotel.
\\;l:l('!‘~'.—-—Sl'. Fran u u Chronicle.
Tho Doctor‘s Horse.
Last \vintl-r a Detroit doctor wont to
tho iulim- “iEh llt-r t‘\Illlpl.;lllI that some
i uunp hul mkvu his horse :ml buggy
from in front of a paticnt‘s homo and
._ . tlriws it around tuon for su-vral hunt“
. .Ln-l thou but the It: in the ~uburbs. The
guilty [m [3' Was not disroverml. and one
night about a month ago the some thing
was ru-peatnl. 'l‘hi~ time the doctor was
5 so mud that he mt only went to the po~
live. but 1:»th‘ the infoznmtion to all his ;
' [rivmls and offered $27- for the arrest of
; the. swamp.
Sunday Izh'l the doctor was
rolled s-c u ~ivk man in the
country. He went out \Voodwurd ave-
nue three mills and then turned on" and
drove :3 mile and a half further.
hitched his horse undvr a tree about tvu
lo
hills‘ from the gate. and the animal was j
, whisking away at the first summer flies ‘
:wln-n a couple of lh-t'rnitcrs who had
been out to see a relative on that road
came aloig.
"ray. i~n‘t that Dr. ————‘3 rig?“ queried
one. as they drew near.
“Why. of course." ' _
uSome om- has been running it. 011'
again.“
“That‘s so. and we'll takejt in tow
and return it to him.“
They hitched the horse behind their
buggy and joggl‘d into the city. with a
feeling that a fellow humun being owed
them :I debt of gratitude. \l'hen the
doctor came out had found his rig gone
he indulged in such Ian age that the
wild lum trees shod t eir blossoms.
He started for the woods. and his two
friends. wlo were interviewed urn-rho
had limped back to town. are said to b:
in.bcd and dangerously ill of nervous
pmstmtion.——I)enoit Free Pm».
An Old Tortola
A prominent Maine journalist, for
merly editor of at Portland pa r, once
practiwd law in Foxcroft, an at that
time a ualut old man named Graves
lived in o neighboring town of Guib
ford. He bad a little property. but was
very slow about paying his bills. He
became indebted for small amounts to a
number of store-keepers iu.D0\‘er and
l‘oxcroft. out! they gave their claims to
this journalistic lawyer to collect. He
wrote sevcnl letters to the ‘old man.
which produced no 'eflcct. till one day
be threatened to attach his farm if he
did not call and scttlc within f «sight
hours. This threat made the 0d luau
pull out his stocking. and on tbcuext
round after receivm the letter he
appufi st the lawyer‘a ollieo and an-
nounced that ho was pre to pay.
“How much dou it amount to,
L ulrcl" he asked. ‘
Twenty—eight dollar-a,” aid the law-
”linow's um, Squircl“ denuded on
old man. ' ‘
“You owe Hugo-0a
* and -‘ ”WW“
son Wt!» urethra
for coll
“I am know
you Many hill
not-m Squirt-
l' lorrnro ,
“Flsln‘rnn'n. .
hunteur. 4
"never 1:“ the “owl cotrh as you apply 5
; it. They killsalmon.
» tlL-au.“ rebuked l ~tcnvr turned .
“lie-E thing in the World ‘n kil .
\mi'l‘ 11 :1: ‘
.\: no x .2.:.-;
i)" '
it And» d thy
get a cigar. you' ll In-
It wws .
IIt‘C
letter: to ."
““’ell. Ian-colon. Squire. I wasn‘t cab
culatin‘ on that. I‘m a profit“ old nun.
most bixlnytwo. and it was hard for me
to get thit money togctlu-r to pay these
bills. I‘m not upped to pay you."
The old man ‘gged the lawyer to 1-!
bun of. and after uutsiderublc talk the
lawycr said: “Look hero. Mr. Graves.
you have mode considerable mischievous
talk about Inc. You have gone through
the country calling me a bi: liar and
other hard names. Now. if you will go
around and sec t‘V'r-rybodv to whom 3.2::
have made this talk and tell tlwm that
what you‘ve said about me is tube. l’.l
knock oil the live tIulllll'x"
Al'tcr rubbing his old grey hen
old man answered: “Mr.
almost
that.
once swappul an old wagon \\ 1th farmers
for four cords of Wood. 'tlraVr-s Hum-d
a" contract “Tiliwt by I.(‘I\“HI\'Q‘. In the
rficvt that Grave~ shouldrl- li‘m: LN-mi‘c
the wood should be dollH-red not
stun-d. .
Murry months went by and Lo-bmku
rcx‘civml no wood. Happening in tiuil~
ford. he asked the old man about it.
"Oh. yes.” soul Graves. “I‘ve cut your
World and it‘s as tube a l :t of “owl us
ever you saw. You just come and lo k
at it."
He tank Lebrukc into the “wok and
showed him four cor-ls ol evrellvnt rord
Wood. pllf‘tl up in the forest.
“There. Squirc- l.ebrokc..' said he.
deliver that wood to you.“ Turpin: to
u m-igbbur who had acmmpaniul :lum
he added: “And I want you tn “was
that I deliver this womi to Mr. 1 rim-kc."
Thu Scrum):- hzul to lzlr- o tv::xn~t-::‘ to
haul the \vood to Fovrruzz. lie won it
wan the first and only time ln‘ - v~~r “as
lwuten on :I-contruct tha' 2w ‘Arozc Irm-
sclf.——L(eri.~’--'u l.I.,r.a Jo . ”:1 _
1‘ a”?
- .—
§ Rise and Fall ofa Steamship Linc.
Anxious to .‘Iup the golden fruit~~ de
rivnl from the our} in: of the rlxxilx and
In :ll~0 “Ila“ I-t IEIt‘ \vurnl lil‘il iln' I‘llliv-il
States \\:i~ :h or}! :lllit‘ to build and «.r~
ganize :l rim-1 of swift ~2t‘:|lllt‘;" 3‘ ”not
Britain. Mr. E. K.‘t‘oilin< launched his
company, tln- coil of \vhirh “as a tragir
onv.’ lie ua~ to revolve a suitsinlr u:
$11.23” per bongo to h one: i u 2‘. 4031m-
rrs carrying thy ltlzzil~ of lnit-wl
Nan .» to: :«I from liurnpe. :AIDI h ‘ ire-gun
:nl-iy i‘y («tunneling {our mow. ‘ u n:
sivlllu‘r“. iiu‘ Arvin} flu” -l§a'?i-'. illt‘ .\?
iuhlit‘ and ”.9 I’.;t‘lil~. TE:*'~t‘
\vit'l git-1h
pine. the hull 5w : o\!h-m-~'y .- .lid. and
.ihidnl into rnzui «rink-uh. ... tint. in
the opininn of their ludivler‘. the. nor.-
uil lull ‘protxf a: :n-t lain; s“ x l'
[r ‘l E~iun or by to: hing the _r. .
i'l‘hesv sin-nun rs mum t r I nrz'y tlw unis
33ml prong-rs i". 1‘3". :md \erg ~---:r
(1m: ew’ r-iq‘l .‘lr. t u’iirh'
t$r"‘.lilm per \ungr‘. and tE\
imam :1! $‘5‘JO'W 3» r u '
The ( 031iu< strainers. ~=x§n~2lnfv fur»
XlE‘llt‘ l. [I‘Ru'mt lI ‘3 ‘ll r':':~ act: Sr ll...-
Atlnmic as 21 ul never ht'ltli‘t‘ be. :1 In'ulv‘;
and on“ of then. tho Ar: tic. :rt'ta-r .i u;
tiw hiya-:0 fzorn Went to cthtaix a Riv.
E'vver mm,- days. one pron-lay ill
' by our lxurmhing countrjrm-n “the (lip-
gur of the " Aims: the sol rtzl
( :t‘ilt' uni}: too \oou he vupmizh took
to raving. and there no" no pen-42:2
in um: m—nt to stop them. Hz: Ilu- ~t
of H llt‘llzIN‘r. Z\'ul, c Kipp-r of thr-
srus” loft l.’ver,"o .1 f0? .Va‘w \nrix‘ ‘TZII
23$ [avengers an I a vrmv of 1:13. 'ho-u'ly
all of them Aru-rivans. “‘ho-u within
\l\3_\‘ II) li'\ ul (, ape lith’l' Illt' :‘Y‘l‘llt t“!i~
lid-"I uith the From In stva-uvr V. «a;
bu: dreming his ~hip Lo: um. I: itzj‘fl'ml.
the- .\lnt“i: on captain ":le 50‘ the (‘a w.
and lu-‘orc h-- hai :0: for Ill“ “a'e:
rtlsln‘rl in and :zirnmt iuzmml 3th} th-
ll."
rut rv built of live «uk p’unknnl
; the :u.:x~
4
t‘;."tl
St‘
‘ 'I in“
l
splendid stmmer was engulf-d in tine.
wavrs. t‘rzly" inurtcn-n p.t.~‘e:.gl~rs \\’r"{:'
\verv th- u‘il‘c. s -n and dunflxhr of Mr.
(‘ullinsr Sixtecn months Liter came The
still more appalling: dixufler to Kim I'm
«‘ilie. She quittc-l Lin-rpm»: on the ;‘ «I
of January. 18‘“. with forty fin? Ich-
; Sou-zen. a crew of 141 persons. tho mails
f and a cargo insurnl for ovcr $2.!NNUQML
lThc Pacific was timed to n 3sz Xew
York the id of February. but she m-xer
rravhnl that port. nor any port on earth.
The loss smiled the doom at the t'ollius
' I.ine.~lin!un II NA].
Statistics of the Infirm.
Professor 1’. 3!. Smith gives the {ol‘
lowing inn-resting {arts and figures in on '
article on the "Statixties of Popula-
tion." printed in the lmz’q m]: u!:
Out of mm» inhabitants there are:
“I must bore Iy pay fornu'tjitirg those ' A DE
u... ..--——.—..
~ ‘ ‘IThHQ Willi the rash of \‘el Tull
I‘ullcn. 1m ‘ ol‘ the grullv .- .2}. luxurious that
eightylwo years old. and too hig‘
.ucur eternity to tell such a ‘turnul lie as 5
r
i
The "on. A. (i. Lebroke. of “firming” an instant in the lq~':,
l
.
l
I
{our eonls ot' Illt‘l‘I'h;.lll:Ilr:c u. ml. \V hen.- f
l
“I;
\‘t‘\\ :\
suiwi-iv I-h
San-d. and manna thaw \\ln prri~h---i'
SPORT WHICH THRILLS A MAN
TO "IS F! sunburn.
Tho First Trout (‘auulrt by on I-Inrhl‘
gloat to Angler-A \‘ivid Descrip-
tion of I he at rugglo [m
tween Man and Fish.
I
In a breezy :lrlit‘lt‘ m: trout-fishing in
thc (M'iugtlu- \vréwr rt'illIl'\ tlu- expe-
rience of a uovir c u! tlr sport. lle \tiyii
And nmv thv neopln to is to hut his
llhl\\‘t‘~\‘ and his tlvtx l_\ pltrlmstkl Lt ‘ixle.
Su‘rvllv trembling :2 the enl'uri HI com-
‘ lr‘cth-
guixte “units In :\~\i~_n him hi~ rank as
mailer. hr takes ln~ tori in vthv right
ml. h-fidiu; the l u in, alvcxcly wet.
until the bark-
‘urd ~‘,\\'H‘)I nf tlr r~~d stroigbh-ns thr-
lixm for lu- \\ isx'lv' m .lw» butyhort casts
at tint.
There i2: nothing e3 s~ to the shore.
~sa\e. pvrhupx cu ir‘whin- dub, Th1-
: rurl yields mun- li: 1- \ml the vast grows
longer. llo‘.‘ no; .2 3.2.1... tint slight
motion «lithe rod “h (‘ll wnds the line
flying lurkuanl out? it ~tru32htx-ns out.
wrll up into tln-~ :I‘r, «cumin: obedient
_ to the l my forward 2:: v uncut of the rod.
and un- oln: 31mm: rim water. until
leatlt-r and (lick (Imp Ln ntl)‘ on the sur-
fun-r Tie I uncut >'2‘.t""‘\' tho dim a lit-
tle—dounward. TIn-h tlrI- le'utI- r straight
3’ oils itseif. and tin: Sim. drawn casily
across trmpzing aldT-s rlntI patch-2s of
dank “ate-r. leave :1 t‘uv wzlkt‘ lurhind.
Thou sodnlen'y the thud-m of \‘u‘pt'lbe
5 is broken b3 1 splash wul :x glimpse of a
1 dark form ju~t IM‘Ill‘hl the Sthll'Il-‘l’ tiy.
‘ Tbv Lt“‘l‘)"h“ Ur“: ~ *ODHWVIIH: rte-r;
: V\ltl~‘.\‘. 4,, unubz. b : ll .-. and leader
cuulu- liJIl in: l'ux-k ' ..~-.. into his
lane. 1nd emphatic.
“is flow. I; i.
, Higvui mun? i~ 1h" xm-thc‘l hv the
. 54113:HK ' i‘iur's no: ~ ., a trout "
i Ilu‘ 2h» ; 7e u‘lv : ll I‘O'fin" hilt -
isrlf to uurlls. lb- «: :glih-ns ulli imc
anal i‘3I\i 2'. l2: .r‘xs «I: 1'
Ill? ri‘t‘ a ‘1 arts: "i 2~I over him 318:8.
'sir, le'u- stirrri ~i 1 up." (love
'm-rn L,»- ‘ ‘ -"}Ec:1:'ilo~'ei113~
, “be ”\:1 '2 *2“? of
i'll" 2~ g‘w‘l
:Iii ll." ‘ii'w ‘hill: «:3' 1 v’!’ \-_" {If 'U-'\‘
pix.“ . “no ruxt K u hep: l'nft’es;
'71“ ‘H': t‘" “iv-”EV rerun his failur" ! )
bum lab 2;. on 1.2 .:
Yeasxtime tiz- 3r :2 tntv-‘l luv {31"
u;-*-<-.i'..ru~ n:- th- in»: aha-«-
, Ilh "uni. 3... n d :u-r‘ hisnu‘u tail
’ch t» e- ntt m 2.1 g? r . us axon-rite
‘ ' l.’ 2y m 3. r..1..n.riv--;r‘ ‘xi'u—
5'3! ..\-. r :1 in: l. ~l g lmztum. hi~ :Ens
522:“:x l‘tii' Y ‘ ' 'I‘ ills M 1193’- i
S ‘r (In-w mini
. » 1x f‘j~\' tlu- “Ext-J,
-, -"':‘ :5 of El". It? ».--I
.. til-,1 pr-‘x. \‘i it h
"a -.. 2:'-l:.ri-. muttfel
1: vmn"._
the mirfu v. and til-x: I.lo~
Ilv if,
'I lie gushr. (-vwv o- v-
‘ . rruiiiia-n staph at
‘ (heat brings
‘7 a
nu the rt.
_striu-> r."i(‘i.' .* i 1:: ». :l.Z-I a h my rc—
:Sl~"|: (“ I . !,.r‘ In ; _. .5:_:\.:~ ‘4' 1 r «I
teiis via: m, n» -\ "b H mm n inc. Th?
plot;- of the that ‘1 ». 1- l by no rlmim:
m»‘~v' in? Ended ' -:. is I «In: -t'
mr-r. :13»: \1 it ~ 4: mi thru ‘ :h “be
.w” .
”his.
. t’irnt‘ “ah-r ~izzrl~ the 's-‘t. rurry _'
:lmrzzi H, ‘l‘till, on tha- Jrore. the
an:!cr‘~ rwl ~';l'_'~ . §.~vr'§y i~ in -l r1902.
-—\.-u‘u- Il-H‘kr-‘i ‘ m \‘u'il. sir. Now
buckle for r-ul to ” exc'r.‘ the
guide.
A fair arr-l hr ."-|.T. » ..
Hr: one side at: r‘i I. ‘ "of rmi. a :32
0" >215. an .llm sr .;. . e stm 5d of :u
dirm‘t. d b} a human imam: on {be "IIDT.
tIIv‘ \t'v-tlc‘lt and (".3 "‘1 1-1. a powerful
mza-bir: o‘l trv-u’, A 5;!‘v m-lu.\ :sl’“ Alan
H ‘.-_- li‘h lI-l's into the
, str v', _'_" (“lf‘ft‘Z‘I arr-i xi on the r '
' tlzvre i< :a Ch .2102 ‘i. z? «- may 272“
.soli. and at best 1i: -pi;_\2c nub; iwap
j on" the rm ks or ll - -’:-lv:.’ {luough the
$1233 ow< in but pu. ~ *
Thr'fit.’ i~ ruin-n i>
1 “But-Ha- yer r »i :n 'm." The rod is
km! up wdl that :rl ti.:. strain of its
stun: m'ly be fri: l-_‘. t'm fish. At earl:
z “ml rush thr-rr is hr '1 ?hr music of the
reel.but theiint- is rw :mi buck “hr-:revcr
\\ l;
s
I
noel has luauu.
. .. . .-
'o
gig-Nu. 1-3;. .i“
lii‘
12‘ guidel‘ :2d\'i'*‘.‘.
stiller wzxtvr as [u-«ifi: mly 3‘ lbc angler
dares. And now the» is sileun:
The tish i~ sulk' ' at the lmtrom.
shaking his head from time to ton-- in
vicious bull—slug {a‘hi l'l.‘(‘el\InL' to shake
out the woundm: ho )k. or to rub it out
agairwt a alone A rim or two of the
reel brings~ a Ilfll‘tlrl‘ >tr;iin to bear. and
there (‘Ilflle\ a rush which nothing scorn:
t. )chcrk. The length-Hing line Puts into
tho.- whitd Water. and i~ swept downward
' as the 13511 is hurrid son)" by the cur—
rent.
“Strub bimi“ sho» is the guide. and
takingr in all the line ha' dares. th ‘ neo—
: 1: mm {1:}: tin“ I: ~ v~~ T 2 1 - phyte brings a“ "with" “mi" N bmr'
. ltuli‘. ----- 1‘ 3‘ - 74‘ 5;.) “1’“;- ‘_‘5“_. g uutxl the rod bends pcnlously and every-
.krhmm. 9,; 3:. \s “0 5 thing is taut. A crmsul mom or. this.
Gr‘atBritam 57 1;".0 27s :2 for if you "snub" your fish too ~u ldcnl)‘
5 §ux-v\-ay..... 5 tr: ll!) Hi: 3:1! ; or too hard, in 3 st hm: current. his loss
2 figmxfil" - ' ' 105:5: f5; ‘3': fl“ ; may n -t be the gin-aunt of your (busters.
fl ‘9. “’3 1‘“ 1“}, io‘) ' Ruth-3r coav him firmly. yet with moder-
; L'u‘ed States 96 as 152 n:- n; .mon-n‘laxing your s wen-st stm‘u when
The . general result of this table is
startling. In civilized ccunrrit-s nearly
‘ ouehnlf of one per cent of the popula-
: tion is thus eonfessvdlv unlined for the
.dutics and burdens -of Iif~-. Outside of
these there must be :1 lat-:6 number who
either escape ofiicial observation or who
are only partly incarmcitated in these re-
spects. The c6111; arison between dim-r-
(-nt countries is also startling. but
; conclusions must be acrepted guardmlly
Eon account of the in u‘iicioney of the
' statisties.. Italy shows an extraordinary
number of blind: Germany, of idiots,
probably due to that curse of South Ger-
many and Switzerland. crctinism. _, In
Great Britain and the l'nitrd States in-
sanity 1: rs to be very vulrnt.
which 3:131:15. I believe. willininediml
experience. Some of the numbers are
inexplicable. such as the relative posi-
tion of Norway and Belgium in the to-
tals. sud are probably due to difl‘erem-es
in the methods of gathering the sta<
tistics.
Know It All.
Then once lived in the town of Nor.
wsy a man named Palmer. who was noted
for his homely looks his mechanical iu~
gratuity, and his witty sayings. He ‘13
a jackabalbtrados. and. unlike most of
his kind. a master-of all. He operated a
grist mill. filed sawsaod mended won-hes
with equal dexterity. One day a fussy
rold citizen. who know too much. 1:
Palmer to tile. 1113 saw and stayed by
while ”is ‘ob was door. He voluutcend
so and: it via: that he wearied Palmcr,
who said to him: “7 . Blank. what you
and I know about fill a aw I know I“-
Lewuto' u (.42.) Jar-x
0“ Ram of [Ill-cl: Tow-s.
FrogPoodilinFa ecouuty.
Log City lain Kunming.
than: is in Boone county. ‘ ~
Woo and Wiady'rillo are in
Clark- cons" ty.
W5 m in m~
Baguio“
tiaueouaty. \ ‘
Goon Rack mhlo
Shanna
the weight of water lrogius to tell.
Now. aided by a fr‘endlyback set. the
trout has emerged from the fonm‘ng
water. and the angler‘s suspense becomes
more tolerable.
‘ “'ho can explain tie £‘.\I;UI~II(‘ fascina-
tion of such a struggle? It is almost af-
fcrtion that the tron fisherman feels for
his gallant victim. and yet the escape of
that victim from death would well nigh
break tbe‘angler‘s in art. The two are
in close. fairly electric communion
through this delicate tarklc. The month
of the fish are clearly read by the brain
behind the rod.
“'ben each succeeding rush growl
shorter and feebler. when new and then
there comma glimpse of white. as a side
(looked with gold is turned up now. that
brain Item" 3 to compose a pa-an of ric-
mry. The plucky trout is nearly done
for. His strength has turned to weak-
ness. and his free. w=ld life in the clear
Rangeley waters is drawing to an end.
Painter and faiutur grow his otruggln.
as the line. steadily reeled in. draws bin.
swaying from side to side. toward the
shallow water where thvguideawaits Inna.‘
and the meshes ol the landing not cut
thort his last convulsive tight for life.
(gut poclaet-mlcs now! Is ita throe
or ouror ve ndt bthisrurel
beautiful prizelpollgt give orn- noo-y
phytc the benefit of cry doubt. and
thus forestall him w he tells this fish-
story in after days.
n; Amateur Gar-dual:
new Mia—OW. m I
LIGHIF’UL DUEL. .
a chanw orb-rs. and lil- trout-kept to the.
Norwalk Chronicler