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In happy homos hoO t toJny tIJ tIJDltlIlIod dny
Bltwod with kind frlondH nnd parents parentsWith pnrensWith parentslyik
With lovo 00 nnd nodnllru euro ulwuy
IlomomUur thoso who gitlTitr gitlTitrllomomUir sulflrHoniomlmr suITerltoniumbnr
llomomUir those In nuod nuodAnd nUIIAlld nucdAnd
And on thin ilnyHliiid HOIIIO bright lilY
Oflightujion OfllgM UIOIl the way way0chlhlron wnyOlchlldron
Olchlldron 01 ehll r n little clilldron clilldronWho chlhlrunWho ehlldronWho
Who lilt nt mists rUII tl today
At tables tllbl tnblossprend s spread with vlthllullty plunty
A bountiful tountHulnrmYI array
Think o of tin poor nnil 11111 starving
Think o or the Ipno tied nail nailApiLnn IIRlItlon
tit ApiLnn tlon tills hI8uv day day for such aa as they tuoyOindorolla8 tboy5tJd
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i1Ia llu N Skntee Mknt II nNow XII IlIvOIitlon IlIvOIitlonOlnltorollno Invoi Oonr OonrOinsorellas
Oindorolla8 glasa slipper bids firm rifrto ftrto
l to become something more than n nmyth nmyth nt
t myth though the modern Cinderella Cinderellawill Cilldorolllwllllleod Cinderellawill
will wllllleod need no fairy godmother to fur furnish furnish furwish ¬
nish her with a coach in which whiohto whiohtolonch to toreach toM
M reach homo swiftly Her slippers will willanswer will1U1Rwort willV
V answer 1U1Rwort tlio lio purpose purposeTho pt11poeTile l U1Ose U1Oserhe
Tile modern 111Qd lIl Cinderellas glass glassalippor glnaaslipper
slipper is ion < i slate of which the upper upperpart IIppOIlnlt upperlnnrt
part resembles n slipper open bo 1ohied boLiiid
Liiid with a 11 split laceup laco up lioelcnp
The ho Ago of Steel describes this new newekato newskl1to nosyskate
skate as Of a 1 skate of glass sln 8 hardened by bynnow bya byanow
nnow a now process to tho consistency cOllslRttmc of ofstool ofstool ofatoel
stool Every part of the skate is of ofglass ofsInHA ofglnss
glass from the fllipporliko slippor liko upper to totho totho tothe
tho glittering blade bladeIt blndoIt bladeIt
It is said that tho gla nlMS s blades aro aromuch 00mncb aeolnitclt
much more mo o slippery than steel ones onesnnd OliOSnu onesnud
nnd nu that they will mil almost as well wellover wollOV01 wellover
over rough snowcovered fjnowcovoro snow eovorod ice nson n8011BlUooth a asmooth aeiuootll
smooth icesheet Ico8bootntlll ico sheet and will also IhlOgo IhlOgooRally go goeasily
9 easily over ino iu01unlitioS unlitios twigs and andother nullothor nudother
other obstruoiousThey obstructions obstructionsThey ciulltll1eHoll8fhe
They fhe ate jundo l ndo very 0Iy111111 sharp and aro aroso I aeoso O Oso
so hard Innrdthat that it Ie almost impcosible Impc slbla to tobhult tolllut toShaft
Shaft lllut them They are unlike steel steelskates IItoelakntol
skates in that t lt they uovqr need grind grinding gdnding grindlug ¬
ing and hover rust rustTho lUBtrho nat1ho
Tho now skatos skntosaro 8kftoslIoR8prottyos nro as prottya3 theyme they theyaro theynto
aro efficient They hoy nrd vary OIY nearly U lty
transparent tlnnSl > Rlollt and in upWo spmo Jmo cases CI os the theglass theglnsB theglass
glass while in tho liquid stuto Htltois Htltoisva1lousJy is isvariously isvnrlatsly
variously colored Sovoial f1ovorjal notable notableskaters lIotllbloshOtOI8 notablealcntora
skaters are said to have no tested thorn thornin thOlnIn
I in every ovolYoAffowith ovorybaso onrto iy vithsatisfftctory snlhflotory results resultsSo rOllllltsSotho resultsSo
So Sotho the pretty II1ottYskatoA knten with their the l shnvp ahnnlblndQI shatlrbladgA
blndpf will Iu all probability soon soonbo aoonbo soonbe
bo seen skimming 8klmmhl osor over lakes and andallearns IlItlehOI1tl8 nutletroans
allearns and an < 1 youths outhlonlt and maidens who wholong whotonnogo whoc
c long tonnogo ago relegated lolognteltthe the Cinderella Cinderellaetory 01ltel01lRstory
it story etoryto to the thoreslon region of their thel1ohllltl100l1 thel1ohllltl100l1wilt childhood childhoodwill childhoodwilttake
will wilttake take renewed a interest in glass glassslippers gtnssSIiPPCH8 glasssli1P015
slippers slippersThankBgiving SIiPPCH8Thl
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i Thl lnrjo Lnrgost tJ1lo Pie nndinilding nndinildingThnnlcsgivfng nllil lIIllllnA lIIllllnAThnnlflglvinglOI
ThankBgiving for forblessings blessings received receivedor
or national rojoioings of any 1liy kind kindhavo IdndlInoboelt kindtaro
taro lInoboelt boon for more than a nconbllycolebmtel1lu century centurycelebrated contnryeeiobrated
celebrated in Yorkshire Yorltau Io England by
the making nnd Il1tleR eating Hug of immense llmtonsepublle immensejnibljo hl1110nHOnlblja
jnibljo pies or dr l puddings littcltlin hlttth1 q q Probably
u the largest Inl ost plum 1I1111 pudding IIlHtdingoOl over made madewns mRlteWR8 madetuns
wns tuns that thntof of Pudsoy in tho West WestRiding Westittng 1VestI
I Riding ittng madam mOlto In n 18 ISltJto 181 f Jo o celebrate tho thorepeal therelioal
repeal of the corn V in o Free Trade TradePud5ng T1I1tlePluttlng TradePudcing
oorai
Pud5ng it ssa waoA W iJ jt1 l The Tiioflour Tiioflourmono flour flournlono flottrnlone
mono weighed 2fi 2 trbmuls b emus and suet suet1 suetfruit not not11IlIt
fruit eh et 1 W01 stofep 08 r j ll U11 I JOIIOItion JOIIOItion1h9 nuportion nuportionThe 1
The ingrol1rot f n shims bptnmong bptnmongt1veut hunong hunongtlvouty
twenty housowiicv itOmtaelwlt t r < t n igtifwlu igtifwlueach gt gOfrhocacti h hcnch
each mixed her share Hhnoluto into tho roitiI roiuisito roiuisitoconsiHtDiicy lelnltlitQcolIsiHtOltcy ito itoconsistency
consistency for the final blending
Tho pudding was boiled boiloJilll11 in an immense immensedye hl11110llS0o immensedye
dye o pan at ono of thp Icoal tco 1 fnetoriosnnd factories factoriesand fnctorloIild
and MIIH loworod into the pan 1I1I in n nlargo 1 1lorse nlargo
largo Hack made for the purpose ll1rl080 ftiul ftiulby tllltlb Andby
by b moans of n 1 windlass and chain It Itwas Itns Itwas
was ns kept boiling for throe days Itn s and andnights IUltnights andmlghts
nights ntul was then hoisted on to ntruck n atruck nt1lol
truck dccornt ttecomtoCll d with withflng3nlUlthIn withflng3nlUlthInthroll flngaand drawn drawnthrough drntt1mthrough
throll through h the villogo by h four fOl1 horses It Itwas ItWRI Itwas
was taken to a largo field aud cut antup antupt up upby 111 111by
t by being literally dujf tt de llf ll out with th a aspado 0S1R1tO
N spado Leon giiost S It paid a shilling for forit forit forf
f it and 1lt provided his own plate and andspoon andspouu IIlI IIlIspoon
spoon spouuOlio spoonOlio
Olio of the th biggest blglostlJl03 pies on record recordwasmadoat lccOltlliB recordtwins
wasmadoat twins liB 1111110 ntDorbV at Derby Dale near Hud Hudderatlold IIntl10rstloltt Haddorstlold
deratlold ik Ilplneo place noted since 1788 for foritsiuitional fOlits forits
itsiuitional its national UItlollllpioo pica to celebrate the re reoovorj leooc rooovory
oovorj ooc of Gtxnge II III from an illnessAnecon1 illness illnessAnecondauo illuossAClecOIlltUO
Anecondauo Anecon1 nun to celebrate colobll o the peace peacewhich Iloncowhich poncewhich
which followed tho battle o of Waterloo Waterloowas
was mndo iu 1815 hut tha th largest 11I1Je ofall of ofall ofall
all was made lost year or in counuomovatiin commomorn commomorntiou commOIllOIntiou
tiou oftho of tllo Jubilee of Free Trade TradeTho lIlItoho PraseThe
The ho dish ttl h in n which it was baked was waston waston nR nRtn
ton foot fooflOl long g and six nnd onolmlf ouo half foot footwide feetwide cet cetwilto
wide and lilt was made of stool sto 1 boiler boilerplate uollolpInto boilorpinto
pInto nearly uelI half h f an inch thick Tho Thoentire lhoentiro rhoentire
entire contents of tho pie weighed wdfthOltlHO
8920 lHO pounds ono thousniid pounds of ofbeef ofbeor ofbeef
beef 150 pounds of mutton and 11111200 11111200llO1llta 200 200pounds 200patulds
pounds of vial lIIIUu1 uuljnnih arts Jamb nlllh being put in intqit intq inq
tqit tq q it The oru crust t took 1000 pounds lounds of offlour ofnom offlour
flour and nntl1G2 102 pounds of lard It was wnsbaked wasbaked 18 18bnkctt
baked in an oven even built for the pur purpose pmPOBO purpose ¬
pose and was n perfect success successVisitors RtWCOS8Yillitors successVisitors
Visitors from every part of lf England Englandflocked Euglnultflookod Englandflocked
flocked to Derby Dale Dnlolllltthomonstor Dnlolllltthomonstortlllul8gi and andihemonster andihemonsterthanksgiving the monster monsterthanksgiving
thanksgiving tlllul8gi ng pi pk way entirely olthcl eaten eatenup cntcnuI eatenup
up uI without Guy IU waste V1 to or II disorderli disorderliiieas tUlorllediuesBXew disorderliuessSow
uesBXew iieas Now York Tribune TribuneA TribuneANo d nuo nuoA
ANo A Nail d Onnic OnnicA HIItA antueY
Y A popular ilevico for a 1 drawing drawingroom drawingroom
room game ia tho sliced nnifnnl gameFrum game gameFrom gMIICIirulU
From four Cumto to ton can ongsgo in tho thogame thognmc timegame
game 1lnyersnhoulil Pln cl8 hot1111 bu Rented nt nttable a atable 1 1tablo
table if four play 1In n 1 curd tnblo will willuuswur willI1nSW01 willnnsser
uuswur if tun it i 14 hotter sport to togather tosathor togather
gather around n dining table Coul Coulters Oou1tor Conhtorn ¬
torn tor must m mjtst lt ho provided for fo ouuh person persontaking pelSOIltakiu porsoutaking
taking takiu part in tho gmno 1tI1I1 a color for forpach fOlench foroaoh
pach these are reality lel1II made of thin thincardljoird thlacartl thincardljoaecl
cardljoird cartl oIIl yellow cllow red blue pink pinkgreoh llillkSreOI pinkgreou
greoh violet lIllt and l1 ll their shadoti to together tugethel togetbeiwllFt ¬
gether getbeiwllFt wltn black and white willfllltlro willllll willlllltbo witl flit flittlli
tbo uucessary number nllm ol Each Enchchoosc6 chooses choosesnrr
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IDS hi or her color and retains one at tho tholeft tholeftllllut theleft
left leftllllut hand for ln proof oof A file is required requiredto
to chock a 1 point HO it will villhe bo nocos nocossnry neces necessary necosS ¬
sary S 1y to have a 1 hole punched in thecentre tho thocentre thocOllt1O
centre of tho counters For borloclnbility borloclnbilityntolnnte Bociabllity Bociabllityalternate soclabilityalternate
alternate in seating a t girl nnd a boy
The ho box uoxof of sliced animals is i turned turnedout turnedont turnedout
out on the table with face downward downwardEach llonwl1llEnch lOwliwartiEach
Each person in turn takes tJ11csfottl four ulices ulicesThe IIIICCHlho slicesfume
The one Ittheloft at the loft of the person l 1son who whodraws whothaws whol11are
draws last plays first Ho or 01B11o she shelays sholnys
lays 11 8ono one of her sections out faceup fncp tipl tiplthe
tho witty player pIO Ol will try to puxzlo puzzlotho puzzlothonext JUzzl tho thonext thonOlt
next player by oulhltt a blind lend that in inho illho isho
ho will willln lay out aiiind a hind log part of or orwhole orwholo r rwholo
wholo trunk of If the creature but novor novorgive nOorgive novorgivo
give away tho animal by a nload load Tor ForhlHtnnce Torinstance
instance one lends n ntnil tail the next nextplayer nodpla notplayer
player pla ol scans his hlssoetloll8 sections to BOO if ho hohas hebn8lnlt liehas
has bn8lnlt part of the th trnnk t t1Ik which goes 008 with withthat withthnt withthat
that tail tnili it t may be bonions a HOIl lioua 8 tail tIUit if ho hocan hocnn hocan
can add or build to this tho hind hindpart hhHlpnrt hiedpnrt
pnrt of tho body od be docs so lOj if not nothe actlie
he Can nn add lilt anything which suggests suggestsiajjima 811sse suggeststo ts tsI
iajjima to I hhu completion a of ofthQ tho animal ho horight hatnlte hotsi
tnlte tsi lfaJoba Dbp Ifhohas If ltd has uqttho uqttho1ight not tho thoright
right section ho draws lltl1wsono one from from tho thopile thopile
pile in the contra of the tbotablo table and if ifthis ifthiB ifthis
this docs oeR not match tho next person persontries 101OOn
tries If ho can cnnnll add anything thenho then thenho
ho deposits a nconntol counter on onttJo the file fileThere
There must bo no suggestions 8u seitiolls as to towhat towhnt towhat
what fho animal lu lnol may mnybo ho Silence Silencemust Silencemust Silencemust
must bo strictly stlictlYObSOIOlt observed Grave Graveand G1 Graveamid vo vontHl
and grotesque errors amid shouts of oflaughter ofInugtJtm oflaughter
laughter is tho llfoof life of tho game When Whentho WhentIlO Whoatime
time nuimnlls animal is completed the one ollowho ollowhobns who whohas whohas
has contributed cpntlibutct1tho the most members momllorsoftime of oftho oftho
tho body wins inn one onopolnt1hls point This is isslwwu issllOWO isshown
shown by bytbo the counters c uuter8 on the flic flicThe m mrh flltTime
The rh completed animal is left aside 1110 and andanother all allII10thorls andanother
another II10thorls is begun after nrtoltbOAI111 nrtoltbOAI111foshloll the seine aairibfashion seinefashion
fashion Perhaps PerhllHIthIB this time withnn withnnoyo withnnoyo dthnnoyo
oyo or an nl1enr car Whoever Who ol wins tho thomost thomost themust
most points is presented wltt ft prizeA prize prizeA l1 2O 2OA
A childo book of animals RuhIlRlsVonct would be bosuggestive beSIlSIJosthc beatmggostivo
suggestive of animal study Bltutfolflrst Bltutfolflrstlrlzo for first firstprize firstprize
prize Noahs ark for second secondA
A lluiijf ltusyExecutitntor ltusyExecutitntorF Execution ExeclltJJllerFucot or orFincoi
F Fincoi gncai Courtonay Baylor to11A tolls to1t an anold ol ololtt nnold
old fashioned fairy tnlo in 111 tho timeV V St StNioholas StIoliol StNinitolas
Nioholas Ioliol f under the titleof title of an End Emslesu Endlesu En l ll
lesu l su Story1 Sto Story It begins iu inttJis this prom promising promisinijwJ promnisimig ¬
ising isinijwJ way
There was n90nco once an aif Oriental king kingwhose kingwllosl kingwbosq
whose chief delight ami recreation recroationfrom recreationfrom lecrontlonfrom
from the cares and bunions of his hisroyal hililoynl hisroyal
royal condition was to listen to stories storiepReading IItolioPcn storiesBending
Reading cn lllg was by no moans a universal universalaccomplishment universalaccomplishment Iulcr8nlnocoID1IIIshmont
accomplishment in iu tho kiugsomof kiugsomofIaziwar kingdom of ofKnziwar ofJnzlwor
Knziwar audits and its sovereign sovoroigncarednoth sovoroigncarednothlug caved elt notic noticing nothlug ¬
lug for parchment 11l1chm ut records or pictorial pictorialrepresentations platorlnrcpresentntlons pictorialrepreseutntionn
representations of the nuoiont history thhitoryof historyof
of his own people or those of any anyother nnyothorcoullh anyother
other othorcoullh country It was tho delight of ofhis ofhiH ofhis
his leisure hours m to stretch himself on ona onn onn
n divan dhlnhi in tho beautiful courtyard of ofhis ofhis ofhis
his palace and amid the tholIRSltlng plashing of ofits ofits ofits
its fountains and tho odor of its itsflowers itshn itsflowers
flowers to have hn v the thocloorost cleverest and andmost nndmost andmost
most imaginative and traveled h elell of hissubjeots his hissubjects hiARnbjcotstol1
subjects Rnbjcotstol1 toll him tales of ovory kind kindwhile kindwhllo kimidwhile
while his courtiers grouped about aboutbim nbouthim abouthim
him nharod his pleasure and were werepunished weroputluished voroInHlbhod
punished with nothing lens than thnudoatJi thnudoatJiit death deathif
it thoyyawnod they tho yawned lwncll throe times ia succes succession sncoession anecession ¬
sion or wore guilty nUt of tho least Ioltstiu Ioltstiutor1tptlon in interruption intorruptlon ¬
terruption Tho kings passionate prusslonatoionilnoss passionatefondness pAsslonatof01l1t
fondness f01l1t Iless for forthis this form of diversion diversionaud lt diversionnud orsion orsionnUtl
aud the groat grCI t rewards that ho heaped heapedupon belpodu heapedupon
upon u > onthe the men who had tho he good for fortune Cortl1lleto fortuno ¬
tune tl1lleto to keep him amuHod naturally naturallyresulted nntl1rntlyr08nltClt naturallyresulted
resulted in his court becoming hecomi ilK tho thorendezvous tho1OIHtoimlltfi thoreudozvona
rendezvous of nil the moat brilliant brillianttalkers hllllinnttnlkors brillianttalkers
talkers of that kind in that part of tho thoworld thowo1ld thoworld
world worldEven wo1ldEcll worldEven
Even tho smallest 811nll eRt piece of paper > nper in intho intho htthe
tho way of a memorandum wns strictly strictlyforbidden strictlyIorhldden strictlyforbidden
forbidden them though and they theytook t theytook hoytoote
took rank according to the versatility versatilityof
of their minds and tho fluency with withwhich withwhichi Hh Hhwhich
which they tbe were able to disguise ttisgui o tho thofact thofnc timefact
fact fnc that they tho wore OIC borrowing all they theyknew t1loyknow theyknow
know from some more ancient nnclcntllonrce source sourceor
or wore abundantly able to inventsitmutiuns invent inventsituations invontsituatlon
situations and plots as diverting nnd nndcharacters nndchlIIcte18 andcharacters
characters that interested intensely intenselytheir intensclythoir intenselytheir
their imperial and imperious lord lordwho lordho lordwho
who ho bored by chroniclehail chroniclo 111l11 a thous thousaud thollllnn thettsnud
aud nn pairs of ears and as many pairs pf pfeyes pfeYI pfoyes
eyes eYI as a fly for fornU all thotragedies the tragedies and andcomedies Rn Rntilniodiosllul anduamnodios
comedies tilniodiosllul and adventures Rlho ttnro8 that could couldbo couldho couldho
ho recounted with Uh the human voice voicoaud voicenull olcoa1I1
null presence to give gi 0 them color and andlife Rlu1life andlife
life Natives aud strangers strlng rtTlell vied wi h hone hOlC houc
one another for yearn in reporting or orinventing orillonting orinventing
inventing all tho tales that they could couldimagine couldhungino couldimagine
imagine or recall for the benefit henefltOf henefltOftheir of oftheir ofthoir
their swarthy lord who stretched IItretehedou IItretehedouhi on onhis onhis
his hi = divans fixed on them hid hilliliercillg hilliliercillgOyo piercing piercingoyo
oyo and bade them do their bOil bostIt bOilIt bentIt +
It was very ery nervous work for the thopoor ttJopOOl thepoor
poor sou11 though i for tho kings ox oxocutionor oxoClltioner osocutionor
ocutionor Armed tmoltlth with the longest and andsharpest IUtthlqot andsharpest
sharpest of simitar stood IItooI1or ever by bytheir bytheir bytheir
their sideaaud if tho king hoard them themrepeat themlOl1ent thenrepent
repeat themselves or one another if ifthey Ifthoy ifthey
they turned pale under the strsinbr strsinbrforgot BtrAin or tOrfOlgot orforgot
forgot what hn they had to nay an like likeas liketis
as not ho would ouhl frown fiercely and andclap anltclnp andclap
clap his hands hnndswl10n when oft would oill go a ahead t thenl1l ahead
head I Wheroiw Whores if he were easily cu cutortnined Clito1tnlncl1 entertained
tortnined ho would listen greedily to toevery tooery toevery
every detail and tV tae story star done donecouvuand donocoltunl11111lpes Bonoconvunnd
couvuand coltunl11111lpes pipes and wine and R1I fruit to tobo tobo tobe
bo brought for the refreshment of tho thospoikercl thoIIpokQrcluthe thespeakgrclothe
spoikercl IIpokQrcluthe ithe him in robes of scarlet scarletpresent IIctlrletllolont scarletpresort
present llolont him with a fortune in tho thofllmpo thoahlpo theshape
shape of n 1 single ring and add to it ittwenty itImt ittwenty
twenty Imt purses of gold or a dozen do enino eninonrt vino vinoyard vinoyards
yard nrt according Ic ordll1g to the measure of his hissatisfaction hilitisfnctlol1 histsatisfaction
satisfaction satisfactionTho tisfnctlol1Tho
Tho Cnmo of theTrouilr theTrouilrMr tlteTrouhlrfir
Mr rr InehbloatYel Muchblost Yes doctor I have liavoa
a frightful cold What did you ou say saywas saywas lIY1S
was 1S your 011 special method of treat treatment hCRtIUtJnt1 treatmcmit ¬
ment mentPhysician IUtJnt1 IUtJnt11b mcmitPhtysician
Physician 1b Rlcia1l Wo e strike at tho cause causeor causoor
or origin lIl ghi of thc trouble troubleMr troubleMr
Mr 11 InohblostIlint Muohblost Thats odd J Anyhow Any Anyhow l lhow
how youll onl1 find the baby iu iutho the other otherroomBrooklyn
i room rOlU1Drookn roomBrooklyn Brooklyn Life
THE PRIDE OF FRANCE FRANCEGHE rHANOHE
GHE HE GLORIAS CLORt S HYSTERICALLY Y IN INHER INHERMACNIFICENTARMY HER HERMAGNIFICENT HERMAGNIFICENT
MAGNIFICENT MACNIFICENTARMY MACNIFICENTARMYIt ARMYltIgttting ARMY ARMYimrttitinc
imrttitinc It JoltitlnJ HetMoon librand t irnrnnit In1 Ornat IJrlt IJrltfllii IIrltI Itritptit
fllii I it Took Place on Land the Victor VictorWould victorlvonld lctll lctllWuullirre
Would Wuullirre lie Hunt 111m to toJl Jlok k In A AIIYllncf AIIYllncfloW Atlranco Atlrancolotr < lvnnc lvnncIIo
IIo loW > r YIor tho IlioClly City of 1iirli 1 iris la I Defended DefendedTho 1I1fenl1ellTho IofendetlThe
Tho French army nthI to save whoso whosohonor whoso110nol whosehonor
honor human beings are crushed like likeants lUeoauts likeants
ants and 111tjttflUce justice smitten mitt n in the thotnce thotnceis face 1ncoisroally faceisreally
isreally is r llIy a t4 noble organization orgl1 Izntlon not notwithstanding not notw1t118tlUltiUg tintlvititstattdtug ¬
withstanding tho corruption that may mayexist tinyexist nnyoxist
exist among some of its superior superiorofficers 1110rlorofficors anporlorofl1cers
officers The nrhiy nrsm y Is organized on onlaws onlaws
laws passed by the national assembly assemblyof n8 0I1lbl 0I1lblof
of 1872 These have been modified modifiedenlarged 1n001l inotiiflellmminrgoti ep epcnlmgoll
enlarged and RlItnttjn adjusted ted by additionallaws additional additionallaws ndttltl nll nllns
laws ns voted by various legislatures legislaturesfrom lJglsl Iogislaturesfrom tUlOIl tUlOIlfrom
from 1883 to182 to 1802 To understand understandtho uudoretnudthe 11ulotstl1Idth
the th very vorydeop deep concerntun concern that t is felt feltabout feltaboutthe about aboutthe abontttJenmybytho
the ttJenmybytho army by the Fiench li1 6noh pooploa pooploaconcern people > oollon oollonconOlUU a aconcern
concern similar slmllmto to ours about tho vol volunteers voltUlteors volntiteeisono ¬
unteers ntiteeisono one need only remember rememberthat leillemher leillemherth rememberthat
that th t by law there is universal u nhCllInlllnbllity liability
to arms and that tlUtsitblltitutionol substitution or en enlistment onlIstlllontby one oneIlstluont ¬
listment lIstlllontby by payment Iln l11ollt of money Uloneyls is for forbidden talblt1tleu forbiddeu ¬
bidden Any French citizen between betsveouthe betweenthe uctwe ll llth
the th agesof ag S of twenty and I1IlltfOlty fortyJivo r o who whohas whohll8 whohas
has not boon pronounced JrouolUlcod unfit for formilitary formlUtory formilitary
military service may bo called cnllol1uJon cnllol1uJonnt upon uponat uponat
at any lluyt time mo to become a soldier clthelIn either eitherin
in tho active aorvico or in the there thereservos re reserves 10oorvos ¬
serves servos Thus it will bo boscol1 soon how per personal JOI JOI80nltl ¬
sonal n matter matter tho military becomesfor becomes becomesfor bOCOIUMforavoly
for foravoly every evory Frenchman FrenchmanThere FIol1chmnuTholO FonchnnnuThere > > >
There is a a law 1882 supplemented supplementedby Rllpplom utctt utcttb1Iatol
by b1Iatol later laws llw81fovitting providing provldingthat that tho yearlycontingent year yearly YOMly ¬
ly lycontingent contingent must servo three years yearsin yearsiq onrs onrsIQ
IQ tho active service ten in the re reuorvo 10flOrYI reeorvn
uorvo pertinent to tho regular army armynix nlII1YHix armysix
nix Uo iJ Ijatilo ttlotorlitoliol o territorial army and IUllsit11 IUllsit11t40ttra sir sixin sixinthe in intlo
the t40ttra towjtel ttfy 1 iqf r reserve 10B01OD JPho ho army in inactive 111 111nmr ina
active a tit Ws f s made up of all young youngnVou YOUllgmou youngmouj
mouj nVou KJBiiflowor II fMwOl ewer of FrancoWhohave Frouco f1UCOwbo f1UCOwbol1to who whohave
have rotXP3 role time ue age 8 ° 01 ° twenty The Thoreserve Thercsorvo Therokorve
reserve rcsorvo that thntis is held immediately Immo latoly be behind behJud behjud ¬
hJud this active army consists of tho thomolii thenlolm
molii 101 who have unreserved served SOlCllout out their tlino tlinofa tlmon timoIn
fa n the active n tho army Those two twoblanche twoIJtnuchcS twobLauches
blanche IJtnuchcS of ofttJo the French Frouoharll1thnt army nrmytlmat that ip iptoo iftJo irthe
too notivo and the active resolves resolvesare res rosvos rosvosaredrawn os osaro
are aredrawn drawn from over tho whole of ofFjrauco orFloucoond ofTJeucoand
Floucoond Fjrauco and jird R1 are dl distribntel tributedovor over the thewfiolo theV1 thewhole
whole V1 otoof of France The Theterlitol111 territorial army armyadd nlmynM armyniSti
add its it reserves however are as nssigned assigned oslgl1etlto
signed lgl1etlto to locations fixed by the ad administration nilmfniatrnUOIl administration ¬
ministration from time to time timeIt tlmoIt timeIt
It is freely admitted about Franco Francoand FranooRnd Francoand
and Groat Grel1tBritaln Britain that if the fighting fightinghad tlShUuhad fightinghad
had to bo done on laud the result resultwould resultv resultwould
would v Ultt bo bola in doubt tlouMTho tlottbtThe doubtTho
Tho following figures will convey conveyn coriVey coriVeyn c01 vey veyR
n very vctycDrroot tort correct idea of tho present presentstrength preontstronsth prdontstrength
strength of tho French army In in infanlry Infnniry infantryi
fanlry Franco has l IR 145 14 divisional rug rogimonts resiments rugIlnonts
imonts of oftholiuo tho line each olokof of 8 battalions battalionsand
and 4 < oomJ companies nl 8 Every regiment regimenthas t th1
h1 has 03oflioors 69 oflloers and nIl 1501 11 > 0 mon Thoro Thoroare ThoroIlO Therearc
are 18 regional rogfonnlregimontsof regiments of the tholh0 theUIO thetunic
tunic each with 51 lotllcolsnnd otitcors and 1500 1500nioD 1 1500men O OmOD
mOD men scattered f cntterc < 1 in the thevRllons various forts of ofFruco atFrauce ofFrauco
Fruco Thoro are 30 battalions of ofohassouranpied oCohll9scrsnlled ofohassours
ohassouranpied ohassours a pied each with 19 of oQlcers oQlcersand 00lC019nl1tl leers leersand
and 052 li2 men men Four regiments of ofzouaves ofZO1lves ofzouaves
zouaves have each 73oTllcors 7 72 omcorfl and 2551 2551men 2551mnou G51 G51mOil
men There arc four 0111 regiments regimo regi neimts lts of oftirailleurs ofItthnlUol1ls oftirailleurs
tirailleurs each with 103 oflicerB oflicerBand Of1lCClRnnd oflicersand
and 2u32 2 32 men two regiments flos flostrnngers os ostrangers ustrangers
trangers and 11 five battalions of Afri African Afdcnn African ¬
can light infantry infantryThoro infnnhyrbelo infantryThere
There are 16 regular regiments of ofcavnlry ofcavalry ofcavalry
cavalry and eight companies of ofcn ofcn01lelo cay cavaliers cayaliore ¬
aliers do romonto pf 229 men each eachOf enchOf eachOf
Of nrtiljory there are are40 40 regiments of ofHold offto1 ofHold428
Hold fto1 Hold428 < 428 428111011utclt mounted batteries 52 horse horsebatteries borAebattolies horsebatteries
batteries 16 mountain batteries nnd
12 batteries mounted and mountain mountainin
in Tunis Tuuisnttt anti Algiers For engineers engineersFranco ongineerBFrAnco engineersrrnnce
Franco has six regiments of sappers sappersand enpperAOUlt sappersand
and minors of which five contain each eachthree encbthreo eachthree
three battalions and one company compnnyof compnnyofBapper of ofsapper ofeappor
sapper conductors and the other four fourbattalions fourbattalions fourbattalions
battalions and nd one company of sappercoudttotocs sapper sapperconductors MRPllerCOUltuOtollI
conductors There is also a regiwent regi regiment regiMent ¬
ment of railway raila sappers Tore aro4 aro4nls0 IlrOctQI aro aroalso
also QI o 20 O squadrons of train trainIke tminlite traine
Ike > < e budget for 1898 dhows that tho thopeace thopea theposse
peace pea 6 strength of the French army armyamounts armyamoutta armymouths
amounts to 540044 OU men coon Of ttiia to total total totat ¬
tal number 26402 are t o0leers officers These Thesefigures TbC ThoneA 9 9re8
A figures re8 rea describe the home army alone aloneand alonen aloneat
at and n d means I + that the nation has that thatmany Utlltm tAstlnauy
many m ny men at hand in France The Thearmy orh orharm Thearmy
army arm in Algiers consists of 55911 55911men 56911mODI 69h1men
men mODI of whom hom 2107 17 are officers ofJicershll ofJicershllQO slid slidthe nndtkoarmyifi
the tkoarmyifi QO arm rmy Jo Tunis cdnsiats cdn illtR of 13458 13458laon 184581non 13458nun
laon nun of whom 552 aro arcoflicors officers Add Addtho AtIttt Addt4to
tho t o number of the homo army arll to that thato thltof thatof
o of the army abroad abroadaut and lu the total will willi willbe fill1Q
i b 1Q 616412 of whom 29151 arc aroofficers Rrooffioer arcofficers
officers Including all tho depart departuianta dopartuiints departmeets
meets the French army has 149038horses 143038 143038horses U OJ8 OJ8horse
horses in its service If Franco ranc were wereonHetl werotlell wereoaHed
onHetl tlell upon 111011 to engage iu war with any anyEuropean an anEnlOlNU anyEuropean
European nation nt this time she ahewOlI11bo shewonhd he hewould
would wOlI11bo bo ready to put into the field field5il02G
541026 for tho active army alone and and2G700
25700 1 700 for the gendarmerie eudftrm01le and Rnt tho thorepublican thoropublican therepublican
republican guards That is a 1 pretty prettygood prettygoon 1fettyOo
good Oo fighting force to throw thro into ac action action aclion ¬
tion at once We thonght wo were weredoing woredoillg weredoing
doing capitally by b raising uiJliu our big bigvolunteer bigoll1ntoor bigvohtnteer
volunteer army in the Spanish war warbut warbut farbu
but bu had our enemy been Franca l rIuce in instead insteall i1stead ¬
stead of OrSlRlu Spain what liRt another story storywo ator atorYo
wo would oultt have been telling now nowFranco no norance nowFranco
Franco rance back hRokof of her belsuperb superb army 11111 has hasa IIR IIRa
a grand sr nlt store of men to draw on The Thenumber Theunuh Timenumber
number unuh r of monjinblo men liable to military mllilnr ser service lIelTleo service ¬
vice iu Franco is estimated thus The Thoi Theactive noftoti
ftoti active e nrm army n1fl its i rMOrCajlllweJl rMOrCajlllweJltrhwt rnaerves all ii well welltrained ti titrained
trained soldiers 80Idio 2a 350000 OOoo tho tern lorritorialnrmy torrltorla1 terntoral
torialnrmy torla1 nm nruty notivo 000000 tho tort tortritorial torritorial tQ tQrltorid
ritorial reserve JIOOOCO J The Theo Thcogoi Theogive o otivo
give goi a grand gr lul total totnlof of 4350000 J OOOO Such Sucha
a trotneudsu us force as this would ould nototcaurlle not notof notof
of otcaurlle of course bo available nt ntonce once But 1111tifiuuco Butif Butif
if if Franco wore called cnI1t 1 upon uIHmto toput toputfortb to tmt tmtfortb pntforth
fortb its best military strength IItrol gth quick quickly ¬
ly elm could bring into notion with
no trouble tronblov1mforor whatever nn nniml1 nrmyofoi nrmyofoileast nrmy of ofIOlst tft tftleast
least 2600000 men menThe menTho luenrho
The const line of Franco Ftrtn e extends extends1760milos extends
1700 1760milos miles on the Atlantic and 150 on ontho ontho onthe
tho Mediterranean Its frontier an anIntel on onInml 011In11t
Intel covers 1575 l 75 mites ofwhich of which IICQ 1150miles 1100milos IICQmiles
miles stretch nlongHho nlol1 ttho Gorman hot Belgian Dolninu hotgian ¬
gian Swiss and lut1Itnlinll Italian frontiers nud
110 < 10 alongthe along tho Upntiish f1 ulllb frontier frontierThu frotitieivTho IontmrtJo >
Tho country countryIs is divided cUi od intolS into lSI11Ui lSI11Uitmy 18 mili military niilitruly ¬
truly departments Each of these de donrtlnents departments c cI ¬
partments I nrtlnents Itmeuts or regions is is under lt1dorthe lt1dorthecOI1111nml the thecommand therommnpd
command of a iivisiotu divisiongeneral genoral and andeach a attdeach ll1 ll1enchis
each enchis is cnt up upinto into districts governed governedby govornodby
by brigadier generals The cities citlosof citlosofPnrlsn11l1 of ofParis ofParis
Paris Pnrlsn11l1 and Lyons L Qns have buoseJ1nrato separata mill militiiry milltiny telly tellytary
tiny governments gOornmon ts of oCthclr their own WD Paris Parisis
is considered cousld letlttJo tho centre of military l1illtlryt1oronco
dofoiico and J lt in therefore the strong strongest tltrongeltJortUlot1llosltion strongetlt
est eltJortUlot1llosltion fortified position in the country countryMillie c01utryJlIIIle countrybrntlo
Millie by Wliolonalo Wh010ll110Tbc RlrolbsaloThe v vThe
The largest musical instrument onearth on onearth n nelllthwill
earth elllthwill will be on exhibition o < at ntthop the Paris ParisoxpoMtipu Paisoxpositiou lls llso
oxpoMtipu o < iu 1000 It is called au aunutoeloetropolyphono flUl ainutoeloctrnpolyphone
l nutoeloetropolyphono and its in invontor inontolnUtt inventer
vontor ontolnUtt and builder is an Italian An Antouio Antoulo Ancubo
touio Zibardi who claims to barn haroworked bo bow01kotl barnworked
worked upon it Ulol for fit fifteen teen years The Theinstrumout ThoInlltl1lnolit Theinstumotit
instrumout executes every over kind lcil lt of ofconcerted ofcOl1cortett ofconcerted
concerted music and nUl1cqntniu8 cqntains uajess 001es8thRI nalessthan uajessthan
than eight thousand thonll lu1mfferont different anrt in independent indopoUllen Indopoudent ¬
dependent t musical instruments t It Itcosts Itcostsabont Itcosts
costs costsabont about 15000 15000The 15000ho 150001Iuo
The ho inventor has hUS0111loyoll employed most mostvaried mostollo mostvnriod
varied ollo applications opplilltionsohnochRuicll of mechanical skill skilland BkillUt skilland
and Ut oloctrical apparatuswhich n pnrntul ybioh arc lono lonooitlrely notedtirely not notentirely
entirely now but buttho the composition of ofwhich ofwhlobroplosonts ofwhiolrrepresents
whlobroplosonts which represents an incredible amount amountof
of most 1i1 t careful study stl1 ty and human pa patience pathence lit litUeuce ¬
thence The instrument wil wUlbe will be worked workedby worl011by workodby
by means of oftwo two petroleum motors motorsouch motolSOIlcb motorsouch
ouch of three horse power POW I which by b bttdng
driving a d dynauiofurnishthe Yllnmofulnish the light lightaI lightaItho for forthe fortiro
the inside of tbolllstruQ10llt the ho instrument showing showingits
its cpuntlessxletniTs countless details and illuminating illuminatingthe
the hall whore it is iss1tow iss1towA shown shownA
A curious C 1rIOU8COlbJnlIoJlls combination eomiiIm tiop is the email emailelectric smalllelectric
electric foitninln fountain onnlnlnwltLin within the instru instrument inatrumont nll1l1mont ¬
mont which whicllwillsh will show in varicolorod varicolorodlight vari 11IcoI01ectIIgbtwhim coloroil coloroillight
light IIgbtwhim when tho lights in tho oxhibitionhnll exhibition exhibitionhall exhibitionhall
hall ore turned down the tb music from fromthe flomtho fromtime
the orchestrion orcbcstlionco continuing Unuing all the thowhile tbowllllo thewhile
while whileThere wllllorhOlO whileThere
There are motwo two separate sets of orin orinstrltl11outs in instruments instrnnfentswhioh ¬
struments strnnfentswhioh which can be worked singly singlyor
or together togothclOIlO one a 1 perfect string stringorchestra st1lnSolches stringorchestra
orchestra olches tra tho other tlfol a military lllnitl1l brass brassband b1l8SIlIntt
band of130 ofl O pieces > ieccR They have separ separate SOpl1oto sepnrato ¬
ate sots of cylinders but tbtJ there enro enroRomo are areHomo areHomo
Homo pieces plcc R for fOlboth both orchestraswhore orchestraswhorethe o1chos I whoro whorotho
the two cylinders cy1lndelsllro are started together togetherNow togotherNow togetherhow
Now Orleans OrleansThuos TimesDemocrat TimesDemocratTho lllosDomocrntTho Domocrnt DomocrntTho
Tho Hnenpplo n 111 n 1 Fiber Ilnnt IlnntPineapple lnntPinortppto 1lantPineapple
Pineapple culture is already a flour flourishing flotUIRhlng flourishhng ¬
ishing industry in tho Sisal hemp hcn togion re region 10glouA ¬
gion glouA A pineapple plant matures mahnros but butone bittouonlple butono
one ouonlple apple in n season and after ticharvcat the theharvest thlhRrvest
harvest of fruit tho old leaves are of ofno ofno ofno
no further use to tothe the plant plnnt111It and may
be removed The loaves have the thesame theRnmo thename
same structural system sjstelllns as the agaves agavesthat agavesthat os ostbntis
that tbntis is they the aro composed of n collutar cellu cellular collnlar ¬
lar mass through which tho fibers ox oxtend oxteull cxtend
tend and when the epidermis and andpulpy nudImlpy andpulpy
pulpy matter are 10 eliminated the thorcsi thorcsitno residno resi residue ¬
due tno is il n soft silklike filament the thevalue thomlue thevalue
value of which has hnslong long been recog recognized lccognlzett recognizout ¬
nized Only fifty pounds of ofthiK this fiber fibercan flbercnn fibercan
can bo obtained from a ton of leaves leavesbut lelcslmt leavesbut
but ni n the product would doubtless doubtlesscommand doubtlessconunaud < lonbtlesscommallc
command commallc double the tl > e < price Ilico of Sisalhemp Sisal Sisalhemp Si 11 11homp
hemp its production would he profit profitable profitable IIoftt IIofttRblo ¬
able How to secure Je lUo this liber tibolchoap tibolchoapIy cheap cheaply ¬
ly is il the problem The Sisal hemp hempmachines hompmnchinos hempuumnahinos
machines are aro too rough in action for furso forso
so Hue a ntlbor fiber and at the rate of pften pftenlenros ten teeleaves tenleaves
leaves to the thOIOIll1l1 pound working up atou atouof a ton tonof tOilof
of the material mntor ltl would mean tho hnnd handling hnndling hnndliug ¬
ling of over twenty thousand t on8l1t leaves to tosecure tosc tosecure
secure sc uro perhaps pOl > RPS three dollars of tho thocommercial thoconll1 thecommercial
conll1 commercial rolftl product Were the fiber fiberutilized tiborntlli fiberatilizod
utilized ntlli ot1 in the arts however ajudjtfc ajudjtfcplace and Jtll Jtllplnco itkplace
place established e tftb1i hellit it won ob1 compete competoin competoina in ina ina
a measure with flax as MI a spinuiug fi flher fiber fiber ¬
ber for its filaments are r re divisible to tothe totho tothe
the teathoutmlth tea thousandth of ofnniuoh an inch Tho Thosubstance rho8l1blltnce 2hosubetanee
substance has already been utilized to toa toIKtlght ton
a slight extent in Eastern countries countriesbeing countriosboinghRIHtplopnro countriesbeing
being boinghRIHtplopnro baudprepared hsud preparod iu tho manufacluro manu manufacture manufacturo ¬
facture facturo of ofcoytly costly filmy cobweblike cobweblikefabrics cobweblikofabliCfl cobweblilefabrics
fabrics that will Ill almost float in air airC nlra
C R Dodge in Applotous Popular PopularScience PopulnrScience PopularScience
Science Monthly MonthlyWidowhood MonUalyWldnwhoeul MonthlyWtdnwhnod
Widowhood Uffnrn lyifehoodThe AVIfeliood AVIfelioodTho WlfehoollTho
Tho and nnd extraordinary position positionof
of a woman being a 1 widow before she sheis shois sheis
is wife ife is that held by Misr lIl I1t pr L I G GHoops GKoop GFoops
Hoops A Afew few days before MrKoopsdeeply MrKoops MrKoopsdeeply rKoopR rKoopRcteepl
deeply regretted death he was married marriedbytno mnrriedhy marriedby
bytno hy tllO handscVioen glove to tothe tho lady ladyin
in Holland Sho was wa to liMO left to tojoin tojoin tojoin
join her husband on tho 13th hintbut hintbutthe instbutthe llllt ut utthe
the cables have apprised her of her hermisfortune hermfforhmo hernliaforhmno
misfortune The system of ofumrri marriage marriageby Jc Jch
by h proxy is frequently adopted byDch by byDutch b bDutch
Dutch bridegrooms s in South Africa Africaand AfricaantI Africaand
and Dutch brides in Holland A Afriend Afrieud Afriend
friend of the groom represents r preseus him in inthe Iethe IDthe
the church and ud n he is only 9n1 released releasedfrom releasedfrom elensedfrom
from the solemn engagement by b a asnv asnving asaving sav saving ¬
ing clause iu the certificate The aim aimand aimand aimand
and object oh ect of these innocent mock mockmarriogcs mockmnlriascR mockmarriages
marriages ia to bind the thotarntf far fararray nyay T line hnsbaud 1111hnnd linebaud
baud to his contractJohanu8sberg contractJuhannesbergStaudartl contract contractJohanu8sbergStnuttl1rl Johanu sberg sbergStandard
Standard
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cultivation of the eyelashes e elltshos It was wasrecognized witHIecoguizetltbnt was wasrecognized
recognized Iecoguizetltbnt that besides adding to tothl tothloxproRHion the theoxproRHion theexpression
oxproRHion of tho eyes time thQllshc8llre thQllshc8llrefiorolt lashes pre preserved preserved ¬
served them from the dust l1st cold wind windand windnud windamid
and too glaring light nil nUof of which whichtend wblchto1Il whichtend
tend to irritate and often inflame the theeVo t theeho e eo
eVo o It tRt s therefore oreforo not n v vanity nl H1 to tooudcavorr too toontleaTorrtoobtain
o ontleaTorrtoobtain oudcavorr to obtain them and llnl1thcn then pro proservoi prelier proservo
servo lier ihollJIOlU tuonvfromfallmgputv r IUngo A little iittlopare JitlIlJI1r littlepnro
pnro pare I1r vaseline Tn8eHnon11pJ raselinu applied lt9 to the eyelashes eyelathosovary eyelashesevery erelQhoory
every oory ill bight lfllitw1lI hitwIll will rid their Ucirsrowth growth mid midstrcuRthun nnllsheu andstrengthunthom
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mate were talking tnlklngabout about serious sorloyuthings seriousthings Rorfo I IthiuRS
things tlDo Do you yo know what ft backslider back backslider bn k kslittor ¬
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tlOb Ob thats easy cns You seewhen seewhenpeople see when whenpeople h n npcoplo
people arc good they go goto to church churchnnd churchl1tt churchanti
anti l1tt sit situp up in front When Whontlley they get g t p plittle a alittle 1 1little
little tired tire of being good they sjido sjidoback sUdobaok i iback
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