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GREENLAW EXPLAINS ,
INTEGRAL CALCULUS
n 1 ii t in I Purl of ilii' (Jix'jit
iiMt-it-o ti (iiiinc of I'okcr.
Hp Point. (Hil.
' I'll Ms A R)Ol, HANI)
i;t i riinip- to Ho I'ln.wrt ns a
rinMiiii-,' Touch on I It o
List (irciit Dny.
H. llx III . I'I HTI".
l-. n l li go no'th afn" hum." laid
.' !! I I ll"lolI li"l
. I.'ll HI
"nine n lie fat vim
1 i nmn (irornluw'n
f , '.Inn
Thetc 'mo l i'n no i out creation bml
: up in lln' iihuotineoiiietil, The n -ip
iollli.tlV li.nl been engaged for II
i .ini'i.ililf :iiiv in waiting for 'some
wiia in 1 in l i i .".(.villi; nothing mill
. intr noli . k in. ii i mm to enjoy their
i n.u.'i Ti nlinu.-pliei e wus one of
i ,ur nml i siM- sn tiling :n lililli ate, per
l,,t i onti i. incut Willi tin- silence mill
inn'tion t i." icv.illcd.
It t iiltli" tali tlii'.v twilled thus lnr n
sir.it p.iit if ihe etonriig nothing what
i vrr did happen, wherefore it tins snnn -rung
In '"r nature of .1 surprise for
I., ii-. l.-il to break into utterance. Anil
li n in.it K w;i" moxt .iu pricing
Th.r :i . iti7"n of Arkansas Cit.t should
i . on ili iil "f u-itlug n portion of tin
i mint: r.h.ihttcd mniult by Yankee
n unprcirilenicd ii ml not le.idlly lo
I in.il''iion(l. Moreover. 1: did n..!
ii. rmvml ll-i'lt to tin- other." u.s un In
. 1 1. .ii ilnit untiled iipiiromitliln ii"
i . n -i-r .nil ciiii-ldcrntlon.
"Ti inn . no seti-e In.o it." sanl ipd
ii ,n liiieiiluw ptoinpl!. "When
linwdli mity l good enough fo' to give
ii mini i'i' advantage ' belli' lm'n nn'
bred :i S . I'lfini'i In- ain't not no mil fo'
l i i;i. I uWlli'l'i." f'l.-( Mo' Hpi'l'ial llf
n..n-' '! ' ' want to go no'th Mow
Lim' m. il.iiu- Hot tlmt fool notion
. ii vi i' 'i.mJ, Jim'.'"
"I wi rr.-k'nln' liow I wn nio' o' p
' iMi- in' ti. Ir.trn otiii'pln' 'bunt dt.iw
..!ti ii.Hrd ItluUdfll iloSKi'dK. "If
n.i- t. -i-i in ultii Hniiic on 'cm tip
HI'
T i. in '.mUoil at lilm in aniazp-Tin-.
';ir w miuimli t'nit b
. .i 't..,n a Mo !ud ni wIi-rtHil no opior
' n.'v .P.pi.iM- lr-i Ullo lfduv of tin-
ca' v.ii.i.. nn t'ntiii' Ily iIih titoM"
.'ii..n 1 1 .; .1 - . i i i in mill .i liflonn nd-
iw.i ,.i tin' tnaitUi' of lii fliiii.'ti
i.i'. -in In liutl i (;l-Ii'i1 unviable
nuiifi..!- .inmiiL' uvfii tin- foiviiioyl
ifrt? in ii mi : hat thf fanii' of lii -
'.ii liail i.n-ail iliroiu'liont tip' M;.--
iip. Valley.
Th. rvnllcil full tb.it In- wj. ki---
i"- i of the cif.it iMitlniMlaim of tin1
i l" i ifiitlst. mi t!iut In- deUiivd hit
ntlto ncrKlCH at all tlniti- to tin- fut-
1 -r nuprovrnii'iit of U ti-clinle. but
it '.. -Iioulil sod; in Un- manner in-
,it'-il ..i extend tlio ll.iid of lil in-
.isatinn.-' wa. by no miuiisi I'om-
' I .Mblo They continued to (tze at
ii .m if tlicj ffut i.-il Ibit lie bad been
4 i' r!.. iiliki'ii with ome Kti-.mso
-f..i ,'rii threatened the oveitlnmv
if'" .iiiliuiliiedly powerful intellcut.
"To' hi pr'ar" to be .itiff'rln' fin ome
neuii'in n' the mind," said old man
i.'fci.Uw ulun he had recovered hlin
e "if io'.-e o' all o'd learn the
n i -Mi't'- a heap c'neeinln' pokiT If
in play into thr-lr nndnt like yo'
- t p.i"ln'. an' 1 ain't i-ayln' Imw
lldll t lie ,1 nd'able Rood thills fill a
in s" n'int o' ievv if yo' v.i to take
' " 'I p. pMdin Jo' e'd i.ito n few
.m .iai was Ina enough fo' to make
n wlu'e.
"Uti taint HK'iy what th' ain't no
"finer.- p.vlne to learn yo' all
n' unit p.iktr what jn' don't know
nl iv.irs like V iilninb silly to'
h nl. o' per.-e. nun' jo' stud!f"i In nn
- h ffiuliinn ' thai. Vo' enn't net tls
'f"ti a eottiiimood. nor p'.-dinnioHH offrn
tHiibli lnixir(.. ii the (Jond flunk i-uy,
n mm) Mr th" ain't no p'tlc'lar 'nstrue
" lo be ii. nl fin playln' poker with
r. Oieiners 'Piiiri- like It ." t'other ay
nd
We un.s is al'Hj - ivekoned it u.s that
r en'd Hlal.mlell readny enoiiftll.
' It ' i.idln' to what I done heefd re
piary like inebbe we nub f'nsld'-'
nip-took. ' IV'iilh like they wax Home
hl's iiooiit poker whut we iiiih ain't
er ondeiMnod c'rect,"
ii vo'm tin. Ix," said the old man
o ' 'lean' at(Ule.sceiice. ".Stand.s to
' ison bow It'- al'ayx been thntuway,
n 'tow the human Intellect in Unite
- tpnk'T ain't.
T ie 'mil iitiinan iac" 'f done been
ti thins- about poker fm the
' ri i .' time r.n' tbry ain't learned
i o"in' ' tbey'n al'ays somepln'
' learned. 'Taln't likely how It
lie ondcrHtood 'ntlrcly. not afo'
' ilsnieiu Day.
' n Hint iome.. "cordin" to the.
J Honk the hull dusfione mystery of
n' to be 'xplatned an' everythln'
: n" t.. i.e made . clear what It'll
i e i' eyes twinkle. 'Cordin' to Iteve-
'r anxfi (iabr'el Is tjwlne to set
r i e last day an' play a trump.
' the niDi wonderful thlni?
' i" ' er i how they ain't nobody
r ' ' ind iut how to play trumpx Into
' - ii' . 1 1' co'"c it's the most wonder
' ..'iiie iMiat they If even now, but
' n'ie 'o be the flnlfhliiR touch, so
'I' n likely the teason Providence
' i "mm ordained how nobody c'.l
' i.jw tn put on that there finish-
i N liow fiii:li knowledge 'd be too
" ''i! fo Vm, as the Good Hook
-in ihry can't contain onto It.
' reas'nahle too, 'feacs like If
nan t i be ,-ulileil to the same o'
i il.-r the Klmy on it 'd I fair
The mind o' man 'd bunt with
n o' tryln' to piny It scientific:.
'line tninsi wliai'-i withheld
f i' the time belli' 'lulls it' we
ii n i puled fo' '( m.
"i o' tin tiling wliat'n wrote
i i Hull,, ih now .. li tlllllKH Ii fo
i eat 'ii the l.i.ii an-at day.
in' maker: life ope grand, hweel
I lie (iooil Hook m.i.vm 'im, nut
' ii y Is tltncH when th' ain't no
j . i.r ii
like tl wa a hellota while
a lluiiK Hl:' that, hut th'
i m.iiikyliiil nIiowc how-'taln't
no mere human to lnterjiice
1 "" j a poker (tame, f It o'd
J.ii it u' biu did ul'o" now, but
"i'i n i man nble to do it. TukeH a
" 'I i mvv bow It kin be did
I i it nil' Til to wait If he has
nil the lime comes we 1111.1
tl a .cm' 'h we'll all lie tbur. 'I'll'
. n
'1:
f"" ' 'i'i 'II play hi trump an' the
SW1 th,, mptti, -ii bum Uf, nl0 a
blaze of glory, r,cln' 's (dry won'l he J
notnln' mki' in be i Id.
"They won't lie no inn' use. tV nlavin'
po,p: ':
tin- htnl ms.strv 'I! bp
made iiluin to ciervhodv. nn' n' rif It .
the- -in't tin mi.' -..,
won't 1,5 no ,n,,'r f- R j t
T1..I 1 l . "c,
rimt .1 bo tlr (enii. Th' alrth '11 bo
burned up an' Hip heavens. 'II be, folded1
up like, a scr-en, loiiK o' they not bcln' I
no mo Vnnlon to use Vm,"
T he old man lap.ed Into Hilence nt ,
Mtia point n rtisRid fcaturpx were
liridlnted w.lb (lie ecHtaxy of the union'
he had rnnltirei) un. nml It ceemed for
one as If he had imrd all tl.e word '" '
had .-it command He was mar.lfpit.y '
overcome by in- own effort. ' !
Ill heareiH eemed alo to br; ovr- '
conie, but In 11 different 'ay. They c-uv.
tinned to busy tlumiiieheK with th:r
touaeco, but In n mechanu al yort of wny 1
and laiu ildh. nn If fath;ued and tloiibt- I
ful of the Itrpo-.anie of anythlns. r.r'
a lillle (hp; wnitej, a f espertln the
vm mull iu e.i- mute, imt at lenjith .1 111
Ikai-'ilell spolp. nsaln.
"I ain't neier hee.-'d nobody make no
men'Hin nfo' now o' playm' triimii-
into
nine o' tioker. nn" I'm free to
av how I don't ep how lf L-wlne
to
be dill. .!p)be il ',1 be u pnn.l i),!.
nn' niibbe not. I ain't n' wiyln'. Hut
'pear.- like fiey I., things did in the R.inie
up No'th what we mm ain't never held
on. no' I p'pojp to find out what thev
be."
"What, b tl.ej ?" AKed h'.im pAar.tll
"I'm lellln' .o' wh.r I non't under
Htand." ..ii Id Illnisd. 11, but 'pen is one on
'em Ik Iiirim lthni."
"Wliafn louarlthnp. " dematuled .laiie
Wlntcrbottoin in num. ."urptise,
"nanitlno." uphed IJii.Uell. "btit
e.ir they play 'em up No'th. Mebbe
'taln't notliin' too' 'n one o' them fo.j'
iihuu- in,e ois oob an Kttle 1I0K w.-it 1
f tins tiseui' pij wlien we -.i
chldiin .itii' we Men iiow tluy wa n't no
Use. or It moiisiit tie muiepin' lut a
l;.l;ap.ilivi..i fm B!ne to know mo'
'bom It.''
"How niir, vo' m'.I done hecr'd on
'eniV luked ,oe ItnSM'll '
"Thev w is a .ip fm Memph! don
fiiiie aho" I.im nlsht what t-mn It into .
a newspaper, an' l;e jt me 'bo 1: it. I
bin I touldu't tell him i.ot'aln'. ,i..ir
they wa." a man plavln' poker s-ome'i;
up thar, an' dim bem' a ."Maimer :r. '
town ill- took him fo' one o' Uiiii 1
ito-M'ikiiN tdl.ei." what nji tr.iv lin'. i
but '."tiad o' tvii 'lilu' mm nftiiaiiil thev j
done look blm lo ro't fo' illsorder'v ,
,oiiilti''k. I'.-ai" the. Is Mime p'tlc'lar
thalaw.iv. an' they i" kohip proj'dn'e
.iK'ni lyni'luti' Into tiiein No'th'ti State"
"Till." llele teller 'pi-.ir." to beer, a
iaw.erfm ,'.'t Vnik. an' .iul naehully
oe beftlii iiinUlu' a sfmoch lo the .ludpe.
Itlulit thar wa" wh.'if the .IuiIkp bad a
chan.'t o' barnin' ."oulcpin' ticful, hut
lie. ii" like he Wli" olle o' tliefll ap"
what don't take no mt'ii-.-t in tioker and
the lawer feller wasn't let s.iy murli.
but what be done said 'uat" to lieen
miu'lity lnt're"tln 'I'.'ars he tn.i.-t 'a'
been a sho' 'noiili poker pla.xer.''
"What wa- It he saldV" ask"d oid
man tiieenlan.
"Well, he done told the .IliiU''. fo' oiie
thlna, bow imker niii'l no u.ime o"
I'h.iust an' couldn't be ' all.il itambliu'.
rr cofe th' ain't nothln' new 'bout that.
Any man what nly outlet stands poker
kiinu-.- that mtii'h, but he told c'usld'
nble inn" afn' the .ludce stopped him.
V'lrst off. he spoke o' tlu-m lotrarlthins.
nn'y he didn't "uy nothln' 'bout how
tltey tdayed 'em. an' thfn he betln
lellln' how they plajicd It with integral
calculus. I thousht 1 knon'd c'u"ld'able
o' poker, but that's one .m mi "
" WImJoIh Is "poke oiiten the moot lis
o' babes an' Mickln' dove", a.1 the tlood
llnok s.i.' remnrked old man llreen
law. "an' niebbo tlir-j l "omeiIn' Into
It. I won't oiideitake to "ay what
loKHllthm" i. not liavin' nrvpr seen
Vm played, but it sho" I" e'r.-ik how
they I" Intricate iMlculatiotis Into the
(tame, even If be dldn'l 'nounce 'em
right. If u man ain't Rut no head fo'
'em lie c'n inebbe harn hl"self to pla
a ornery, htimspun kyind of a same,
but lie won't never be clas-ed ns no
expert.
"That New Yolk feller Is dead ticht.
They I" mo' Intricate calculation Into
draw poker 'n they I" into anylhin'
else under the blue canister o' heaven.
R.-at." all how sometimes a man what
ain't cut no bald fo' tlnaers outslden
the game 'pours fo' 10 have a sort of
a nachul Instlnk fo' them intrlente rat
dilutions what the lawyer feller was
talkln' bout, an' ylt tli' ain't no hiKliet
mathemutlcs 'n dtaw tioker Is.
"'Pears like 'taln't reasonable to
reckon how they Is anybody s.'wlne to
have no such Instlnk 's that 'thoulen
lie's a So'theruer, but th' ain't 110 tellln'.
Mebbe this here lawyer feller Is one
o" them nachul ptoKldles, an' lie nioiiitht
lenrn yu' all somepln' if him an' yo'
was to eel Into a (jiime, even If 'taln't
likely.
"'Pears like it was consld'able of a
ondertakln. thouKh, fo' yo" ull to travel
that fur Just fo' to have a came with
a man whut yo" don't know no mo'
'bout '11 yo' do lilm. Does yo' all
reckon it 'd be wuth while?"
"I dunno." said Hlalsdell doubtfully
"Mebbe 'tut n't. I didn't take 110 Kie't
Int'ieft Into them logarithms nohow,
beln' 's th' ain't none o' them fool hands
what's wuth playln', but 1 sho" did tnko
notice ' what he said 'Unit Integral
calculus. 'Pcarcd like It was sonic new
way o' gcttln' at .the otlda they Is Into
the pot fin time to time.
"Hut 'cordin' to what yo' all done
said 'penrs like ill' ain't nothln' mo' Into
It 'n' Intricate llggerln', and' th ain't no
doggone Yank on alrth c'n ftgger no
lntricaler V me. 'Pears like I mousht's
well stay to home."
'yo' mought." said the old man with
an air of great relief. He had been mote
disturbed than he would have acknonl
edged at the thought of the absence of
the most capable player In the house.
"Mo" In that," he continued, "If that feller
Is anythln' of a spo't he'll come to Ar
kansas City sooner or later, belli' 's th'
ain't no such poker played nowheres
else a lfir ii here. Yo' all c'n meet up
with him ttwtaway.
"Like enough," "aid Hlalsdell Indiffer
ently. Ho had apparently lost interest
In the matter, but .lake Wlnterbottom,
who hud listened attentively, seemed
homewhat doubtful.
"I reckon th' ain't notliin' 'mpo'iuiu
abou log'rllhnis," he suld. "Their, new
hands Is iil'ayH mo' Y less troublesome
an' liable fo' to make unnecessary
Hhootln'; hut how come yo' all c'n speak
so positive 'bout Integral calculus. Green
law? Tears, like It mought mean some,
pin",
"J'm a-lellln' on yo' what It's l.alln fo'
Intricate calculations," snapped the old
man Impatiently. "Them lawyers a I'n ysj
talks mo' 'r less l.alln when they're in
ro't." And tint subject was dropped
at that.
When iIip company dispersed, how
ever, Sam I 'eat rail walked homeward
with Hlalsdell.
"That Ihar sho' was. a ciu'ouh idee
what the old man was a-sayln' 'bout
playln' trumps into a game o' draw
, poker," he said thoughtfully.
"I been thlnkln' c'lisld'ablc 'boul lhnt,"
said Hlalsdell. "but I dunno. 'Pears like
! they mought be somepln' Into It"
POEKS WORTH READING.
limn anil Manners.
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1 1 lin iiic Hie I- more
I'll a 11 ulnnlliK In Ihe uttiff
Ti hop that ni.ihfra tile )ar ;lflie.
rl" J.. nil paie.atnl lite
ARTHCS M'ALl.lCI. I til II
arliiH rnlre'a I'lnloi ral,
t'umi th' ''!' it JUpuOlttari
Uon here In Ca.'tu. I'l-nli pro.prntr bu
1 nine.
A tlatiir feller bronitht Ithe hla made
the hull ti.llti lillln,
II ilioppeii a thou. ami Uoll.ua on the mace
n-ii.inn' In.
Kiel) time li ml.ml u kol th ata
dilier w until 11 in.
lie -peol at leat t-u tliouaaml plaibr uoktr
am) rouItt
Their lniil w.innt nothln that il blurt
him from a lt .
II bought a ilu?li laielt'a. and the atoie of
llnppv Hank
11. "tatliil up a atoik)aul ulul a fai torv
and bank.
Ilea pu u hiin.il! thou anil In i
ll'iuur peri.li;
lie llfteil up the iilorlftaK on tile
l'ntre Chut ell
tllded
Cactus
ll'a planned un ofllie hull.lln; hre ihre
uaeil to be Juat lent..
Ami he'a put 11 half a million in a baiiguu
I'aiiltllie.
ATin la thin tiraltlii' alransr that I. blowbr
eiif ti .0 ft "
Tint tlir a t lie icty iiiksiIuii 1l1.1t li.tf had
ua up n tr'e.
1111 11 pennant wlnnln' ball team he heaila
tlie llHt of naiitee.
And lie'" trj'n- In apenil Hi prntlta of thla
ear's world's aerl sanies
Animal Ihrnren.
Voiii Ac .o'fariie Coiirtrr Jui,rnitf
Von kno- about the turkey trot.
The inoiituir t let.
'I lie liutitP' IlUK, 119 like aa not
la 011 our Hat, '
Von know the nea.el dip of cour.e
Th' plKeen iilnu;
Ami that ureal ilaiice. the crary hoict,
The lateat thine
I loie ihe neat gorilla Mop
Th' kangaroo.
'I be proper plaie to (lie a hep
la al the zoo.
The Pea.
ron iit si i.outt rosi'i)nixitc)i
I thought the aea 11 aa picturesque
When pirate flourished loin 11(0
Bui b" e we lllil' the H O f.
lpon my soul, I do not know !
Did ever blood of mortal now
.So fail for ii'omlera there fljaplae(j
a when a Heel of steamers g-o
To sun or1 some sreat ship In woe
Thai else weic far from human aid?
Thai miracle of man ti more
In pure louiaiice than all Ihe aea
Has ever served to bring aMinre
In all Ihe eentiiilea to tne.
I thourht It neiermore could he
The sea imaln. with all Us thrill,
nut lo' anullier rentur)
With human Ingenuity
Has made It more romantic atlll
The Brookalde.
rail the gieen fields and the wood,
Slipping down o'er allver aandi,
Hourly hastes the mlmle flood
To the oslered marisli lands
Tenuous tiehle, faint bassoon,
Nil day long Its strains are heaid.
Uitanillke, fr so nlfii tun'
si lu lolie of wind and Idid
When the binndlng nighl Is still.
A if I Hi' moonlight o'ri the tl'"
.Steals like mist fioln bill In hill
I'urllie creatures eotne and pus-
Mhv failed tilings with siarlled ji.
'Twist the water arums glide,
And all palpitant with feaia
Lap the clear and moling tide.
fi't i'i nilil-noon'a brenthlesa hejshi
Whei'e the pool spreads shllillllil lug lings,
Memos Into sudil'li flight
l'pward luunih on silent winxs.
Ma)hap hete some smiling maid
l.ong ago. 'mid summer flowei.
Heard the old sweet I, ile and strayed
llaik In lldtn's Jiappy bowers.
What though fled tin primrose dream,
And the lips thai smiled are dual?
Mill imaging Hows Ihs stream;
lane tenewa Us anilent triisl.
Jaui B. Ksmzom.
TriE SUN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
I
unco n clillil I learned l.ie iuio, j:
!be lllble In rhjnie. but now I tuiy ree!
only a few occasional line.", uc!i ai
"Joshii i nml .lutlits sx.T -iic I inl."
Can you jlvtt n, the wit.jie?
N. .1. l-'os-O
Tli melt .lehoiah vpeaan to i
li t'one!" nml llxodtt',
l.pvltlcus and Numbers
1 rolSoweil by tl,.ute.'o.wmy.
' toihua and Judges iwav the 1
, Ru'.h gleans tlio shcavea witlt leaiL'.iif;
haiul
Samuel with niiuiero'ii Kligi appet",
Wl'oae Chrui.!c'e we wmpler'r.s h '.
IJjtra ami Neltir.ilaii ninv
llvhcr tl.e be.iutrnu" inocriier fhuw
.lob speaks In sigh". David t; Pal:n.
The Proverbs teach to sc.tttet aim.
Hcleslastes then comes on
With the sweet Komb of So'.ottibn.
Isaiah, Jcreniliih then
' With l.ainenlatlonu take :lie pea
j llaklel, Daniel, llose.i lyrb's "Well.
j.locl, .Mnos. Ob.idlah, tell.
Next Jonah. Mlcali. Nibiini coin'
I Mul lofty Habakkuk tlnd. room
While Xetil.anlali, Hm.r. call
II in lit Zacluii lull bullils his wun.
I -.id .Makif.i.. 'A': 1 4ai men's n
j Comltitlrs the iir.cieli'. ttstanun'
j Matthew. Mark. t.Vi.e mrl .lol. i
I T-'.'i what by I'hiidt was said ami iion' .
j Acts both of tit" a pottles tell
! Km how tli' I Inl: Spirit fen.
j llotr.ans. Cor,! ti-...it. and fiJlat..n.
Haul by Knhes'ai.i t ike their s'stlotn:
Then the PL.tlnpiaii". hai.il "1 a inl
' With tlie Coll,iti. take then- "'an
li Thi-ssalnr.ia . each and al.
' al ii for t.ieir author gnat 't Pan .
Who 1 evt writi to Timothy:
ii Titus and Philemon Me.
J iVhile llvb.'pnt the 'at bf.ei a ..in-
Next comes the iplstle of St. .'ati'e
I While IVter. John and good St. Jul
I With ltcMlatlon loth continue
1
Whei
'an I se: an-, hoc,.. un :.. n.ih
Mtri n, the 410.1 mis.cfari?
J ixKt- I'm rr.r.T
I Ject
.Assuming rfiiiii!.:r its w .tli tne Merbn
"orv In Ti'in.j -on the n'.t p e.eijpi;; ai
thorits is the source of Ills m.teilal, Sit
Thomas .lnlur s ".Mime d'Artliui " Tne
IIiikII"!! Text Socltv has pjbh.li'd in
full tPM and with copious notes the ,uoe
totnatiie of M t ,n. whleh datit ftotn
about lite m ildle of Hie fifteenth centur).
Merlin b'lor.T. 'n tlio (ictiod i ne'i the,
llr.t'.ili aoe'ety or llnslattd -j. de.nliis
'1 i'f oppo.Itioti to tile (ictman.e lr.j;o.i j
Tli carlle-t inord appeals in Ner.nui-. 1
annul 400. at'd tin' imi'l lointilfte ai'io'an
iv Riven In tieoffn uf .Monmouth, about'
III!?. At fits lime and f'oui liils jourte
ri.' ""omewhat 'Mte a"d .- ..J- stor of
.1etl1n pa.sed 01 et into iiuitlntn 1'iatue
.mil tnefi wa. sie-itl;. en-lehed. This, .
.1 ?nl ile elui.ed. was hiouKht back aitiwi '
the Channel ,mj aiipi'.i'"il 11 tnc M.ilm.i
tales of Kii'U Art.ttit and l.i K i.at" of,
Ko'Jnd Table 1
Whuh is lo le
plefrllrd. "data
oi
lata ale inuu lieillU a totuuilalltill of
I m f ..,...., I h . ......... i.i . .... ..e ..... ...
Pita A:e. 'ii" - rKv.'.i' iv. li e uiil.l be
"old ism Tne .iialw.. o il- no tleute, fie
Hnult"ll speei n quite rt-fll-i- to li- :ov
eined b .i ill lo -i . Cui'-.m" iiin'e. thi m-,
nnd of the. lAn analogue- s..i..,li moves
the point, fur the,.- i eNiUb nt aiitli.o nv
in u'ase fnt the I'nited Stale- ate. j
, ,, ....
In jour answer to C M. a to Pit-
calms Ifluinl you lefer tn Itlciiatd White-
lint's "The Island.' Pleaee Inform tii" full
title or worn allilileii to ami wti-'ie iW
bow It
b.
may be obtain d
Who lllllllislleit
I.. II. Cr.ooKUR.
"The Island! 01. Xdv.'i.tiii"" of a Per
son of Quality" by lilcbatd Wliilelm;, j.ub- ,
ll"hed by the Ci-ntuiy Co.. N. V.. It?'.. I
7: Tinan,..;; mi , nana: - '""" ur -"-caidhig. and elthe, mithml
scilpt by substituting are fur 's and the i" at th" option of the ilarl.
"tcretary of an educational society con-
firms him In that substitution. I" not AUttlun Pitch. i A. n-k" .f tin dialer
"data" a collective noun, plural in form..1-"' t,t;l1 ,h" ll'i''"li for four alter a
r.hlle -Insular In construction" Similarly. 1 1'teiedins Plact has bid lour, and tt not
the news Is. the I'nited State- l, i ather ' w'h "", ... , , , ,
than the pens ate. the Culled Slat-- are "'r ' '"' ldgheM Iio-ible bid. and
W. i- it the pla; ! first naming it muft it the
11 is an ,-iKrei'aine i.ne, 0111 11 is soniewnai
a work of superetoKatloii to introduce a ! b'oi ly.fl . .
tin-me of tiction upon scenes which aieiutneil i.i th
lnstluc: wllh tomance of a ".outer soil.
Th" author has .liawn tery fie.l.i upon
Sir John Hairow and Lady Helclnr. net
only for the ennts of the histoty of the
uiutln.t but for the woid" in which they
ale told. A visit to I'itiailn I" be no
means the least cherished inetnoi.t of life
ill the South Sea.
Un ; oil know what the littet"
stand foi In the wlirlc.-s signal of ills-
tre-j--.' it, c, Sivrr.
They aie an aihltrary signal adopted
by the International Conference nf Wire
less Telegraphy and as letters have
110 signification whntevir. The choice fell
upon till" combination of letttis beeau-e
It Is so deal and distinct. In the Morse,
alphabet It Is represented b the chatac
ter ... - time
dots and a pause, thiee dash- and a
pause and last lime dots,
Where can I tiud l-'ianklln's fable of
the man who had an aj.e to gtlnd? It Is
icrtalnly not In Poor Hlcliard's aIiiiuiihc,
M. N. Hapu-.t.
It certainly Is not s saying of Poor
Hlchard, for It was written by Pool Hob
nt In "Hssays from the Disk of Poor
Hobett the Scribe," and first was pub
llshed In the lfilfcr s-Wnrre Glrnner In
1S1I. The author was Charles .Miner,
Alllbone credits him with three titles.
"History of Wjoinlng," "Hnllad of Jumea
Plrd," and the essays collected In a duo
decimo Noluine, The story of the Wy
oming massacre was gathered from sur
viving eyewitnesses.
Kindly inform tne In what .tear llenty
Ueotge died. Who was his opponent In
the Mayoralty election'.' Did be run
mot e than once? It. H. Ul.tPDt.v.
lie died October I?, 1S97. In the last
days of his second campaign for Mayor,
lie ran for that office In HSti and was
defeated by A. S. Hewitt. In 1SI7 be
ran against Van Wjck, lair a.-. Truer,
1 hate heaid two witticisms of tin.
eimaoier of that mentioned by Henry
la wis ciiuiuley In his Imtuliy published In
vour Issue of this date. I cannot, how
' ever, give the source uf either one de
! scribed the career of a mining prospector
land the oilier that of a successful luwyer,
The first Is "Mine, Miner, .Minus. - ine
oilier "l'lrst he gets on, then he gets
honor, then he gets honest."
William W. Sf r.iiuiiA:-'.
Ill the oithodux tjpe of mosnue what
Is the name of the spot which minks the
dliectlon of Mecca'.' Khwahii Hlufr.
Mlhrab. a portion of the wall usually In
dicated by ornament of tllfj-s ur enamelled
brick! on each side ai tviltten in cunc
tj text the names of Allah and the Prophet.
' ,S'ear It Is the nihnber or elevated place
l 1.1..L. ti. .... ...ill, llw, Unnn In
ilioill wniiii i" in.",., -
I loot "tones.
19, 1913.
SCHOOL FOR CARD PLATERS.
M. .' ,0.1 m idge H II 1.. ,i Wl.
ioild or.e r.evo oiu a undo if the
pa'-fle.' hn "tarled w'tli ono spaile as
de i '
Ni- ! I-.e.itd at tn. u.li rule, cm the
ior.ti'a-y, mo.t miilo li'il. ie h.ne.i on
Muile call. 0- t , fii'i:ii', because no
I 500J pkiier mil bid a pade if he h is
j mo .'ji trl. i. 'n I1I1 liar.d. If that l all
li Ui'aie- his. a Ml '!t th!-d haiul has
iiuimtiK, the nullo nu.t go tbioujlt or the
atlversat will have 'o ove-ra'l It with
tii'Vr !r, i!n5 ca"d 'n the varlo'li suits.
M T. II. sajs: What a-e th' ehatii-ea,
bj.ej on .iKraMj thai nr. aveiaife ...., I
vililch i" a tr.jk '.wdo a 'Anal on" would
bill no t."itiip or will Ui.e the odd a!
liullos If left with the tonti act'.'
Probably about the i.unc us the rhancc
foi the siicrus of the no t"iiniier tnat
v.-oiild be bid asalnsl It with the tt'ck
a'aoie awage in It. Utie tt!. ,. sair.i;. at
nullos ne .M Hire an one spjile on!:
tatvt" If the tmllo pla.ici- U ti'i' fo'ied
up lo t'o or three at least tiir " I"
-oine'.lilni n 10114 about tnc utile. :te's
lildilliig.
( M 1.1: " We t;e the u-uil two
t.ie.,3 ,ti .1 s';it a. an opening old b, tne
d'-Mler to "liow lenx'.h without titi. bat
i "eldoni with ies. tiiau six In ult If
we pin-, n'llios 'le Ilnil tliis Ind induces
li'.'i paitnei to tui!" a n'jllo bid. but ii
1 ui.mv c-i.e. althoush '".i" de.ilei nas not
I ti." ton", he ' without the de'ire of 11N
, '"i!C Wnat hotild be bid In sin h
j CIS' a"
' Wi'li ',x In ai..t, foui of tlii'in belmv
I Him ten. He S quite J'i.tltle,l In taklna a
idisnce on a two t-Ii l; III I. v -ii iltl.oiil
1 either deuce or tie, 11 s he m. llnu li.e
I msn ends n.nii.t hltn and fo.n them
! o n'n evets tilek In suit W10
. n lull, none smaller than in" ". ur
"r.. a two tl'leV bid ! not mlvi-iilili
I '1 N ? for Instniue. . 'Jo'jd
i.r.o,ir,j for a t'kli at the "lail. to lie
-ai ld in to two if mi ic.illeil. tt dil.mt
I I ii toi s only nu.t ! ir.odltlej 01 mine
. .i.l w l.i 11 pl.is ,:.g n.illo.
Mi T a;-. M.. pi '.n.-' h.n'ns t.d
, i.-.IM" itnl celllK 'i'."tc.,ll", with tin
I Mump, should I had 111' lilng or the -tien
, t'tniip." fiuiu K :i S 7?
Much depend' on when '.lie heatl was
I old. bat th- lop Is the com "nt oicil plu.
' if tlie b'd Is made to direct .1 I-...I ait tlnst
.1 on trutnper ihe klna inu , V !
I.
p.ittn'M- want- o kn o '..'
ad ' attain"' I-'ti :
number ,s of little u"e
Co jr; an .1 1'.. II i- -vas
ei e i(..o'iu ,m W.it. a "i
Ne.ei ll'Mtd of It I M I'll.
play upon in" cot I'.ct name
I'.-l
W sa " A ll.l" left
.ii id
.'nt" Hid a khif "o d-atfing a tle,
w .ncli tits a lolnlnn.itiotl on tlie lal.ud,
I he illsealds the klliK N'eN! mind be
e; a till Id "la tit and l.i " don n t he tlm e
I! lift" ll" tlHI"' i-.'"i a ealll In ill"'u ll. Ml
, that li" .'.intuit !.. down tl.u-.' nt a kind.
' II Is ml"tul,"ti .-'jeh a rule would be
! nl.. mil. as a pla"i- wiln a pale muld
i nevei get Id of th.'hl The s.mi" I" tn
, .,i ,,e ,n n, ir,ia Hitli.i l.i
mil-
pitch 111 th" moil"!!! Ralll'-. Ill tile old
atlie of ioinmeiii.il pitb. whuh is iiow
all"d am lion the amount hhl was put
to Ihe ctedlt of the selbt. ami he loulit
I'fuse it end pitch his own Hump for
j " " -'i""
as tii aihatiee bl
own scote mtl'.oilt ghing another plater
i i lie i nance lo anvance un linn, i he niod-
"o bidding Is all to th- boa id and no one
, , ,
' 1,as a rl'11 to ",'0'" the amount bid but
th- p'avir who uiak.- il. therefore no
nn,. pas a inrht lo leftise it. ami if tl,
dealei is not the highest blddei In ha
llo mote lights than jii other plair.
It inu-t not be forgotten, at the sain,
lini". that it was alwa" th ihlest baiiii
that !old. 1101 the iiealer. in th" old game.
A. .1. K. .-.i." Tlie 11 limp
.ne of I, raits, which the
(dealer lob-, that bilns, the only trump
1 1,1 l.lu 1. A I.. ,.t- .1 1.1 I
I ,, ro,n. 0 ,,...;., .,,,' r,;j
noum es. Is i, the dealep. pbliseii p,
, Play his ace.' A bt that when anv -nit
but 1it-.ii tM is Hie Hump the aie of hiail
may be held up eNcpt when the hl-Hiii
trump, tlie or Jack, i- led. but when
heart- ale Hump" it '- the ace of th"
Hump suit ami must plate,)
The nib- Is that the time highest
S ', tllllllpa
hate sp. 1I.1I pilvilege" in net
following suit when smaller iiumn. .,
led. Winn any "ult other than heart- i
the trump the time highest trumps aie
the five, the Jack and the ace of heaits,
the ace of the tttimp suit not bring
exempt. Hut when beans ate tiuuips the
aie of loarts l the tblul highest and
conies within the terms of the exemption.
i'likei. I A M. C. -.11, Wi have '.wo
lloybs and tiny differ nn foul hand-.
Cosier'- Hoyle aits a man can phi-, with
four card, but cannot draw moie than lie
dlcjids. as it Is nothing hut a disad
vantage to plat with 11 -lion band. The
other Ho.tle sas a snott hand is foul.
Must be some mistake about tne title,
as pane 2f.' In the 'li-oilpiion of tin game
sats a short hand Is held to ! fnU
hand hi all Rambling houcs. and Ine laws
of poker given In page L'.it' -.i that n
short baud Is foul if nn ,-, i , in n )s
lifted or looked al tsce law Hi). This I
iis far back n- tin I Duo edilion.
M. !'. .sats: A opens a Jiuk pot and
draws two caids. Two others hate tome
In, but decline to bet after the draw, ask
Ing to see opeiurs. A show- two pairs,
eights up. Is he entitled to thn pot'.'
That depends op whether A had openers
to go with or not and If his discard l
I under the chips In the pool that question
Is easll.- settled. A ma have had thrfe
eights or three of his small pair and ills
carded one by mlniake, getting the roiirth
In the dlaw, I'nb'bs tlie nile Is -liieil.t
enforced to make etel.t upener Vut his
discard under the chips In the pool -in h
iMsputer as this will conllnually in Ise
1'ltioi'ide. II. C. W. sas I'la.uiiR' two
band A melds luO aces. While th"e ale
still on the table be gets Hie other four
Is this 11 double nn Id, m It is win th milt
iiliiitlier Un)?
It Is it double liieltl, and the seitiud four
sees, Julned to Ihe four nliead on the
table, are wot th 200, Just as any oilier
double nn 'hi would be. In the old iIiinn
tight lice." wcie worth loon.
A, P. W. sas! A Rets Ihe bid nml
leada two rounds of Humps, diamonds,
The next Hick is a spade, and goes to II,
who stints heal ts, , tiuuips the seciitnl
round with tlm ills and lends spades
ugalu, Another heiut and 1 niifs In with
the queen of diamonds, but A, not dream
pg 1) could be nut of heal Is, tl limped
with the other dlx, On seeing Ids mistake
he wants, to take back the dlx and our
trump with the leu, Cun be do so"
No. Hoard's the plu, the ilu of tiuuips
mutt remain on the trick.
NOVEL POINTS OF THE LAW,
T:i" p'lr il.iso of s tai v.iv tli oet dues
tin' liiake ono a passenger, tiniPr tne
ile'lion In a novel r:ie, Kldwrll vs.
I'liesapeakc anil ubio Haltw.is, befoie
Ihe .Supreme t'jiurt of Appeal" of West
Virginia, In which the court refused (o
hold that the relation of carrier and pas
senger berjatt some hours Ik fore tra"!
tl nte. The plaintiff had gone to fnu'lr
rail nn nn excursion tlrket booiI for r
tiiti'lt.g only on the' date of sile Ar
riving In the clt. he, sold hi rel.i "
coupon at'd when ready to go home he
boiiKht one from annlher eitrlo"!."'
vi agent of th" 'iillroad ilvnanded the
tle'aet so puicbasnl. and uhn the plain
tiff rffueil to band It over l.e wns a
saiilted, for whl'-h he brought suit ngalnt
the railroad. in the 1lnhm 'if the
opliilnn th" mint slid
"The relation of paet!;er ard car
rier begins when on" presents himself
at a passenger station of t.-e i.nrle.- p.
leaillhess to ho transported 'o h'" destlr i
Hon, under silrh riretimstai" el of time,
place, manner and condition that the
e.mle" nii be deemed to have nceepied
him .-i'i a pas.enaer. tine upon the prem
ise' of a railroad eompan to p'itch.'ie
a t'.'ket fo p-issnge over Its lines on 1
train rbednled to drpait eight hou.-s
later, Intending In tlie meantime to re
main In the city nf putchaso and not
upon the piemlses nf the comp.iiiv. aid
therefore tot under II" rate 01 n:iirn.
Is not a passenger within the proper
meaning of th" term "
The inmerslnn of slack" .nf I1.1v was
aliened In ""ii" Snwle b.-fme th"
Thiid Appelli'te Illusion of the Supreme
Court, tit wlii.li it iipp'-areil that Hip
tenant of a fnm had foi biilditi 1 (irevl
nils tenant tn "liter on the laud to .
move t'te l,,n at 1 time whop the land
whs soft and wagon wheel, cut ruts ininl.i
.1 font de,.p Tlie fnnil"r ti 1 aet "lied nn tile
around that by foi hlilili'ic bioi to ii ihovr
the hay the dt fondant was eoiivei tlm: tt
to hi. own ue. but the .nun held thsi
'he f.-irmef tenant lui-l n cm "ise fm- tin'
leniovinc th" lur. v In n I'" wa In pns
"eslnn of th" fin in iind that 'N d-fetnl.-i'it
wa Mviel'. eN.'i .-labia ilniintilini
ov, r teal tiruperf nf which he wn"
rlghtftlllv In ioi -'Ion le f.n ln.l.li' i: th.'
fotrier tenant 'm e- t a ' I ice when
he would do n r'liui ilamace
Tn- Cnl'eil :.ites ni-ti C.iurt of
wenein Aikan-. is holds in I.e.' Minsns
i I'i!) -otltl'l't ! ItlllU.li tn-ii fll te-tilllOII
o; a p!i -ici.iti a- ti "l.i'.eiin at- made to
him le plal'i'iff eon. eruiii-' an ocdeiit In
w b . h .! v i- iii'.mid plnlti'.iff w i pi
Jtir.'d and a- : i feellca- .mil ""ii-aMon- of
Il'.l'.lllff tlii-eipient to lb' tlille of til" II.-
c'd-iit and t' inr to the .i'n!;i.iti..n In- Hi"
p'n -!.-.. in to iii.i!ify loin In tistif) for the
...'. it,, tyt lin firt'-i '. I . ,1 '. l' l.li.ll. A
lis to III. opinion nf the ttalntlff's eondl- j
tloti iia-.il on sueii i .n.ii 'in.i'i'in ami
stnlein.it.t- In- tli" pliiintiff. Th" eou't tool
ihl" i tew tiei-nusp tb" pli"li ln iNinniiiMl
the plaintiff for the puipoe of ii,ilifim.
h'tn-elf to listify and not professionally.
M.ltli lin1'!!!" po-sihill'. .1 s ate nt';R. -l.'d
h til. Sa.l.e'lie Colt! i nl V , 'nlisin in
holding in Mill I" the Chliauo
.V.irilm esf: n I'a l-.vai Cn-rpanv ilia. Ihe
uwper of n "'" 'P i '1 i'n ' ii'lint n -ill. r
dauiae. ,'l-'alli"t u l.lli-n.ld l.' au-e it ."
ImVion (n ti-in-.t. T" i.; a-..-ed:
"Wilete .Ip Itttf.'l.'' 1- ')! t'.-.lliie a'lll tl.tr
L.i value rnt law ful pu: poses, -hole nn
nI-'.Iiis i.?.'' t" term ei f" .ilu-
ba-el n:i :ts u-e and iie.thll.,t l'..: an un
lawful piiip i'. " If a cnil.te' teller etti
l.l.i.'.id an ersravei to make p! it. - to tie
u"id in mikltii: cniniterf' tt money and the
pllte- Wele lost In the plo. (!t of tl.ltl".
l0!tlt!"ll or conveited b some other
party could the cost pi lee or the' value
for tb" unlawful use- to which the we...
Intended to be put lie tei-overed'.' The
sain.- iiuestlcn mlchi at Ise over a kit of
bttrglat - tool", alu.ible for the iuui'On
of committing Imt uia r but hat ms no pi--lb
ul.ir value for ant l.-alllni lie ue lb"
slar.t and i-'iunt' rf' itina wire offnieis .1
j en. no:, law Wi'li j. mill ns tas p..-,
Ollt tin e!'tl"l"S" t'. .'milt lo'd- fll! II.
U'lod it N.on 1- apnaiint wh. the to .tie nl"
iii.'il w 11. Id eote'tl the .1",- ;, lliiie.l
for the p.iin.i of ;!l'i-'.i .il .'"I would no'
apply to th" . .1-1 of 11 "lot ma. iiiiit' T
...int hold" 1 1 1.1 1 wli. ie tin1 .'ii.'.':ii -nl. ..-
.1 .-lot '!!.l'illl0, HIS ll.l lalue f.e .1 l law
fll .lll'po-i no dam. Ue- f.-r It- diS!' !! tiotl
at" ie. iteiable
Tlie ,x'"!it I" Which nil nttill 111".' will
-ii l:i .i.l.l : tin; liiiptnpei' '.'iii.i:li- to a
Jur wa- Itidle.ited In Ituiiip t- lieiuttme.
leiekawanna and We-ie'n li.ulroid. be
foie the Appellate Plvl-iiui. thud depatt
inept in which defendant ,i-Ke, the re
t"i,il nf a verdict nf S2o linn fm 'he In-,
nt plaintiff" b'R nn the mound ton! iu hi
summing up the plaintiff - ult. .met .aid.
"(tentleman of the Jut. mil ale Hie nt,l
Judges of thesC tllilll. It il'"- Hot -eelll
til tile that if tW'elte men call in Itlt.l the
Jnr loniii and tltnl n.i- ,n':-tiii t.na tm:
tleglaetil. tllell We IIICJIIT .1- .111 lemol"
the "tattle l.f .1tl-tee fl.illl til" ilnnie nf the
mUti llOtl-e and el". It, il- pl.o e a -l.itue
lif Phll'lie SHOW, till' Plltl'lll Slllll "f I 11"
lielawaie. I.ai liawnnna and Wi -lern li ill
in. id Company, we mig it a- .tell i tit upon
that stone In fi'mit of the i mn , bouse.
S.i. ,-.d to the IlltetestS of tin 1 via w a n .
I, icliaw anna ai d We-P .11. Hi" mad of
nntbi.'icile. at K. in per too' The Ap 1
late Uitl-iiin hold- thai al-ii"U'Jii the
language wa- itnpiopei unprm nki d. and
.11 eoti-uleieil, the n.vui rep. e -lioiild not
oe developed Inln an ' V ile, e.llll'i In I."
tel-e the vi rdir! nr ta'.e onv ii.irt nf It
aw. it frnlii the pl.iiutifi'. S n Hie tn.il
Judge priunpllt lebukid coiiii-el Inr Ills
llllprnpcr 1 lltRll.lge. and 111 Ihe eb.ltge
I'lnphaticallt and dlstinct't mst meted the
Jui tn dlMi gaid the ic iii.n k", the e.iui't
lifl'l-eS ill IllOl.-t the Vetillct. I'llotltlg
the eoutt' 'It I" l"C. I eiisollilble In slip
p.ii that men lit to nt ns juini--. cm b--wi
1 1 1 il end biassed awni finni Justi.'i as
i.iililriti ami .ii.i'iis might be. lit .i.i
little linp'imir statement mole in ii.
.-. 1 In -iini'inns UP. n.i' lleiilatlv ibis i-
-o Where tile tlilll eolllt llfllolllti '- tile
I'liuiieel's language and cnitlon- tne Jipt
against It To assume that this l iiliculous
sugge-lloti cniieenilng tun imasiuai t I'lm 0.
Snow could hate been taken -einmsly by
tile JllfJ, ill hate I.i in a de tiling fietor
Itll thetn. place- tlie low.-' possible i!l
iii. it" on the mental eipa.-ilt nf Julius
I'o force llil pla.ntiff In emi-i nt to a le
dlit'llou of the veiilict oi in sinijei t ea. h
nf the litigant- nnd II unit tn tne i -
p, n-e of ii new trial I" can t" ihi- lib-
suiil siugestlon. would be a il.'tei-iiiiiia
Hull Willi'll. I fed I. Would not be nvog-
nixed as the iii'o.ln t of lu.li. nil com i
-eiiM., nor -land tin ti -t of puldn --i iulii j ."
That a feiii'tei'v cnrp'iiatioii ma ex
clude niRiois from burial i- tin decision
of the Sllpl'illle Coin t of Illinois In
Pi utile vs. I'm est llollle Ciliiet,,t Colil-
p.my, ill which the f.n ts weic: 1'nuii I
IS'.'O to IMo; loin nf lel.ilni's fbllilriii
died and were bul l' d in appelb e's is nn
ery In single burial plans sepaium li.iiu
each other, n latin ind owning a Int
I. liter the coi pin alimi p.is-nl a resolution
that alter I )ei eiiilier III, I POT lb" nui
I'lery would be maintained for the In
terment of the lemaliis of piisons of the
white lace onl.t bill tin remain" of
minted persons owning lots "i lb in-
eteiy lll't tllt'll' .lit" -! In ns il ..Id be ll'l.
inltlfd for but Inl In tin lo . on Hon ,
them nn .March l'l. ll'l 2. the wife nf
lelaloi- died and in- applied foi sii.no
Inr the burial nf Inl I aid v. and p.t mis
sion was lefused mlelv ln.-.m.-e n wus
Hie body uf a mini oil f-snii lie tins
le,nl, willing ami able Iu pa; tlie llte.l
cbaigis for the accoinuioilatiiui asked lor.
but the piitlleRe was denied, and Hie
leasoli was explained In il leiwr staliiig i
that the ofllceih bad no pi isonal pi'fju- '
dice nor III will lowald the minted penpl,.,
but tllfie bail been en lllllcll tioillile mul
objecilon that It was dn tlio Inst Intel
est of the cemetery to exclude, them. Till" '
proceeding in miiniiauiii" wus iiien
brought t" compel the lenuteiy coipni.i.
Hon lo feci Ive for burial the wfi of h
latot' (ll appeal the coiiit bold" that
ii cni'teiy Is not Ini'lmbd within Hie
tonus of the statute which declares that
all persons within the Stale shall be en
titled lo the 1 1 1 1 1 it I , tlj.it 111. lit of the in .
ciiliuiiodatloll and pi it Urges of eiiiinni
ill i'i I places of public acioiiimoilatloii and
amusement, tt la also held that the n-
. - r rr : umj, jam.
' f't'al i,f li e rsMiter) cniporallolt did tint
Itifrlnge any nf telntor'H rights 111. dn the
Stat" 1 oit-llttlllon
The devotion tn pi iin'iple of Hm-i wh i
fought fo th" Confederal I- re. or'i ,.ed
In I'.oswottl, vs Ilatv, b"fote the Ki ,1
luc'u C-'.v'. cf Appeals. In Jeul.lltiu 1. '
11 sintme irrsntlnc pinslons to lniliii.iu.il
Coiiledi'ialo snldleis dbl e.01 v..(, -CnnMlttidoridl
pt'ovlsln tilnliiliie'rv
grtnt of nubile pnioiiiii.is m ,uu inut
except 111 riltl' "b .'ill 'lll of "pllbll. m -
t ice'' th" eie.. t said. "Tie Sni'lu 1 it
old er foiiBht inr 1 principle" -tlm t -''in
I'. Siati to ''dilate Its lo, il ntTsi
T'le Ke;;tl!eky Soldl't" who foOL-Ill ill l"
Confederate armv fotiBhl to iniilnl.iln tl at
1 prim "Pie for the Slate of Ki ntitcki , a id,
u'til- thev Inst In Hie w.ig.'i- of li.'t le,
(Kentucky has ulnats i"i imnl.i'd t'.it
j thev ro'iitht for it tcln-lole .ind wen. nn .
il.'-ing ritihll' '."'t . ti. then stile, and
j added Hint, while t'ie Isinttl'kt fnldi t"
li the l'eilerul ninv fnli'ifulli sei-vnl 11
i' 1 ngnlteit soter ig'. a- t'.-o-e In t' . Con.
, f.il't if., nrmt. "seit.il no b- f.iitliiidl
then St-i!'." Ihe Miter -'gn to whom ih.
de n-.c' tl-ev owed t' "Ir tlr-t a He- .:, ,
h 'ii I h-t "over.li-n 'i'ii. with iipiil pin
pil'-tv. l-.otior tl"lr - If--a.' nice, yi'li, t 1
, itnl p I'rliitl-ni In pintei tun: th. 11 ,11
; thf if age from want."
The Stiireme Court of Pliu'di a," - a
leet'iie on brie' tnnklnu 11 It" o m 1 n
I 'he ci"" of .Ml'eho'l ' . Ma.otl. i 1 .,11
1 appi nli'd t ' 1 bru f- i'ii"' u-i. . '
nms aeenmiiaoied . "cinl .. . . ; ,
'liaea, Ip e'cntllelltiim ni this I'll is .1
tun ease Hie eiui' "Us t'lal enms I
should In tel' allow In If ml in w-.n, t,n .
over and ptnte. tin-j tPe I ti:e"l m' 'in,,
cl. ents. w hleh 'ti trlf is inn.: .'..lin e i .1
able, lo CHI!" thetll In !ne slum nl tlie
fuel that tli,... are i.llleera of Hie . .11,1 ,,tpl
till' :i" - H -1 1 nllleei's tint nt, .i(i
llllt'es In til" enoe- T1"t s'lolil.i
to I'. llilei the aptielhi'e I ntll H nil pn-Ml.,
. is.". -1, 1111 e ill dl ''.I'i-lna lb" r .i'iIii i.k
dull'" nml "b'.llld '" ' II' fll lint tn linpo-e
lll.ll"ee"a:il I'lllitepa pil nn 1,1. Jlidt,""
belnc mortals should ' nl b. epe, id to
have create! .apaelty .e w.itk nt niinets
nt elldllrail l tll.ltl lllenibel- nf the I..I'
.Itnlili s l.ai 1 'lie 1 I'inlt.i'1'iii-, ti l.nnig1!
putl'.nce, fill!, I'll' l .Ce api .jnnil i,,tll. .lie
SUPt'O-ld In lii Virtue" Wbl. 'I p" III, ill,
In i.-ns tn them "M Jutl. e Il'ilni'" .- 1
111. mo' nl add-" Uiinii his enlleacp", ihe
I.I!" Chief ,l'i-'.e Cl' lil nf e .t elio-
sett" Snpieme I'm. it. said tli.it 'It was
hard fm- hin to -n ii' e' f.e pi.s-lliihtii s of
.1 sole alle-,. Imwiiei llk'ly It lll.s'll be to
Till 11 nut .1 I'll! d" "i lie W1l1t.1l tn
lillOW Wheie It led belli," he .,is-.'il II II'.'
Aftei stating tlmt 'I' wi bad eli rnlt.t
lllle.nl HllS Would I," lls',11 mill 1 II "11!
sari.' Mi Justice III. Inn - n. I" us foi
low": 'Hut li" lift !i.i" bin a sliott number
of woiklns boms we bat.- tn ibiioie nt mi'
ne.il. We h,IV. to act n'l lin pleslllllplIonH
.ill. 1. .ti ll bj our pi".' ..1 konwleilue a- to
w.iai path" are m.it lilod. t.. l ad to de
shed aoals If We lll""..g.lle Mat 1111
nn il.it. ism or Splritli illsm: or win the
It ie. Ill W'p.t. Sllllke-P' tre We llllt'l S"
mil"1! 1'' t.'ii fnr plulonopii . 01 I'bu.ib
ni bt.'-a'ui. nt latgi Si in ilernllni; a
ipiist.on nf 1 tw one ha" I isnb r CPs
l!ll"t."l of line. One ii.i- in t, tn-ti
the JllKllhll .'ill. I let (hi H'Sl C" ' III 111 .1 -
that as tint" went nn I'linf Just',,. Ciill
'uradually leni-ned ,n ninit a mn-t i't'
pmtiut but NreeiliiiKh ilillii ult b "-on 1.
1' III'". I!libl"-. l.olllS S!eteis.l, hi" w I
said that lo omit is the imp ,m of I'tet i
tute. slallnc lliat if ii" knew bow t" mti t
lie .slioiilil atk no ."the: know I. dge. Maui
1 IIS.'S .11" pre-, nteil to IIS foi lie. ..J oil
e n h one. ill v.hleh I" entitled to H la '
share of tone and eaniilerati"li. o ti"
b'tt'i c.iur-e fm u 1.1 putsti. 1" 'to ti. to
stul.e the J'isillat' 111 "mb -and lei the
le-t VI ' "
LOUIS PHILIPPE IN KENTUCKY.
tllei Me llein me K Inu "enl I'lllnt
lou In Villliue I linreh.
I
I'll
i , k in- . il" l on
1 1 (. 1 1 I II ... 1 1 - . el . ' ' k in-' n
, l e.l !..' - I 'I I - ,t II ILI-
, III "'Oil I I . ..Ill I .1 .. p' '
I r I'll.tl.l 1 I I," l,l 1 1 " I l'
tl.
It.',.
I, K
I o
I ... ,l.. If III.. I .'Itll I Ifl ,-l. I.IHI
M... kill I II" ll'Oll I til" to.ll.'l IP I
an ii-i lion during n nio-l iionMoil- period
of In- e etit t ill i a t cor, when Moral bid pm-no-ed
the -etiing nt a pre iipnii hi- lie.nl
Pro "le llllteel- III lilt llele pteaelltl'll lie
hltn t'l M .In-, pli'-I'nilieilral nt II iiil-i.iwii
,.1'er he lie. '.line -nlerelgli nf I rnliee ami,
s!!ll llllil tnllov lllR the dnrtlllllll nf III.
iyna-t tmniig tb" art work" are -
era I t e-i tiieni- nl lieainv ami uiiriti-f
l line, i lul.l'ioilere.1 bv l.nllls Philippe's
I'lieen, bnie tiiiebe, and hi- -i-ler tib -In
tils-, nl I nr 'lie (light nf th" i nun lo Ijis
In ii, 1 tbnli -till repo-e in th" llird-iown
iiitlieilral
I ;.'! n rn in - ikiiii the reeeni vnrld peace
enntet e,i'. lit M Inln- I lie Inlllilo.a
spntii-'iiind-Maeliiti mail.' a pilgrmi'ig" io
her ,'ilnin ' m.'itei the i out enl -in .nleim at
Silaletb, nnd while iheie -he iiliiiiined
mate, i.il oin If ii. e nl die -ii.iiuiiti nt l.mi .
I'hliippe. whleh Iih- t n -lllnllded i'i lilt-
lerv and iloobi In- lii-lnri' al mi iter- nl ihe
P.i-t
While
.-lip g franklin ' ' II" die a'
llle I tamed III til" l.ole llifl-e
pat:t wio
M llli'll ll.l- "t el b. Oil II oel.llell Willi Hull .
i nil. till III. w In tea gill ball w a- I eiidel ed
111 lln'ir 1 1, if it it ll I He- I lie I olllitf-- 111"
-l.llelt p nnilol w.l- llllliced Ulul l..i'll,
I'luiipl i ited a i oitiig I. nit- to il'iin e ii nh
him, l"it h" ileelineil. leiiiiig iii wonii.l
Ihe leeiini!- ill a 'plain v. mug mini' .'itb
whiiiii -lie hoi but a -hint while I . -1 t . -
lie, lined III enter llle l.iilllli t I'li.'lt 'lie
liiial mni'lcii mil le a mme thin -nifi'li. i.i'
impi e urn upon III- lligltiif i- apparent
1 11,111 the l.o I thai when, till In. idea
or inure Inter, be tnuiul linn-ell' king ot lb"
fr Mich, .i gem lemiiii Hum I'lanklon who
bail Up. iv il loin ip'ting ihe per, oil nl hi.
et.le -llb'd up"li In'n at Pan- I be Itili
nniuiieil lor Iii- I'lanklott .pi,.,.i' a i I
ellilllfil plcn-.ltit'.' ill tin- lull ill Un' I."! i'
II and t li" inenlen' oi 1 1 limn l
'In a i enl eniuiil "de lo ihe et c ., I ran!'-
fnlt III I'-I Mll.'or II I Si llitnll ill lllll
plin e. penned ill'' pillowing tel-e
' I'lie 1 iii e lloii-e -land- no lunger here
here I mm ihe row it -ei Imled
'I he i old. iiiulii! Ion- V noti Hun
III- -i belli" nl ellippe lillioie.
lllll -nine III e till lull nl nl t be llllil e
III -lalelt gl peril l ied,
In n one,. I lie pi nil el cd 'in n. I of I I nice
I lank on -im ' n teie.-ied
"I p. nt Iii- reiiuii iii I i nn" on I b i '-'e.
t ili'iii In the limine id Hi" lloiirlioi'. ,. .It
Philippe wa- lini ' 1 1 1 1 1 ll 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 of ihe
no ... Ih.ii bad been l.e.l on ed iip.i
Willi" be ! .1 1 1 1. 1 1 III Ibe ItelltlH ki loll-
1.", 1
I I"
lii.lletlill in Idem ei ol hi- grnm. a '
main alioui It ii d-loii n, anil Imppii I
ate i inn lo-ilat I' mat md I ' -1
III It a potel I ni l pitliletn e i i- . I
in I be in aib'lllp ' oi le n' M ! nl. - ' '
lege l ll.l ril-to'i Ii nli'l ol lb" inn.-l '.in in.
Sii.iirelb Si nilfiiii , whuh I- lin oriiot.n i
iii the -nine religion- 1011111011111' I' I
il.inaiioii nl ptifflf tieasiiie- ill i'lm!
Ing. -uiluait' and nbiei- d'.nt b. I .0 '
I 'In lb I'pc all' I h" bei nine lb" "'iter. 11.1 o
I nun o tt Z I he pie' ill e- ti Iii
hung m I be 1 dihedral 1 loin h at Mind- .
111 1 'P . I'.'U 1 m 1 li'iic-' ai"' V U 1 "i -Mm-.
' Ji andt , 1. -m -liilii. 1 In' I. 1
ami I be I lacing of "i Hai tboio
i tl.i'ti- I lie 1 orona I ion "I Co ll
Viig.n,' b Murillo. nnd .111 unknown ,. 1
'Ibe M111011111 ml 1011 Mieb 11 :i" 1
I. l,-'el pie.-"- I ln'e 11- llllghl it'
linn- , . of nn Old W'.i Id 1 alie'ilt
llllglil I"' coM'leil ol 11 'onlllieli'
'I bet are lai ge pb 1 111 e- and an im .
m the -lleiii nat... whi'ic lb" I -1 ' '
I'pper wllillow- lllllliuin". lllfln "'- '
ill eteiiilde Ihey as. time 11 woinlio. - o
liei-iii ol fnt in and '!"'
I W'lltl I'otfl siren
tun m 1 t 1 1
l llll II S ,
. H
or wniliiib 'I l 'I'" " "" 1 " ',
pi Ut',1 HP In in " " I' 1 ' " '
in ,ir 1 1.11 1"'r- t '"i ' 1 1 " ' '
I, eo .'otn " 1 II 1 ' 'e l o 1
.... I.. , 1 1... 1 1 on 1
.if 11 1, ii'b phone 'i"l -I
I, niH'Vicil down
. 'a
ires and
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