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'1 1JLSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1918.
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HVE'IT DY N THE YgAR
.Knti-rid in tlm Tn'va I'nt officii ax I'tnini
i'i Mo"i.
Saiarr IsKton Fraud". t and r-lp.
I'. 0. Laraon mni-mrr. M-..,.'
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Hrtelatjr l-alllur . v li'in'l
Hnainaia Manattr nln
KiiKDiie l.u' inn Vi.ni
J I'oliticttl Annoumtimnt.
" I haratry annriunra my famhiU (it lln
ftftlra of J,ula nf I II n hillnilur (...itrt i.l
Tulaa raujily, allhj.-rl In ll.a m linn nf Ilia
laaiofliati primary, Aui'u.i ii, t:'t
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Daily Food
Thnrailay, July 4, in 1 11.
Many aorigwa ahall lia l ilia wi'kad
but lia thai InuUili ni tltn l.i.nl. inari-..
Iiall eiin.aaa him ahonl. I'.a. tu.
On III I li v lantlilui-a tiai .l.uwii,
Willi a'f'illn. amihn raia,
0 n,aiv aur hpa and Uvaa uiaka knowa
Tliy (uudiniaa an, I tli ,ra..r
ft flaj in lha Iwinl, and rnjniaa, y
rliliimun : and aliuiii fur juj. ail ;a ilia,
ara unrilit id liaart. I'aa. oJ.lt.
Now thnt the lnfltii of American
oldlnm have made burbull populnr
In England end France, we nmy look
M,r w" ,or J""in nmi i-rlejt,lk- Hrftl,iml ot irir nd where
lo apply for berth In on of our
major ball league. Hut flrnt thliwi ir.l,unl hae nlwiiyu loukeit to
all are dutflrralneU to tinike a home! Anicilra fur eyinpn'hy, nml ni-ver
run to Jierlln and back before thnylln the pnnt hud ehe looked In vain.
tackle onytlilng i-lso.
; 1-
Arkanaai la not yet the pnradine
of the working; man. Ituthnr It
mrna M though tha courla at leant, j Ainnrh nna will revlao our Judgment
over there, are dlHponeil to he veryilui traiiKfi-r our eympnthlee union
unfriendly to organlied labor. A Mt-j irniiiiul i-e-ncon to nld and comfort
tie ltork Judge l-.aa Junt decided that the llunn nml enlnra whole-heart-lt
la a punlbhahln offi-nre to plr ket ', edly in tho war on the nhle of the al
"acab" Inatullona iiY puraallng In lln j lien. Thin Ii no time for Ireland
vicinity with "unfulr" banner. Thin1 to wreak vengvitncn upoii Kngland,
ralae a point that we lmv never " mating how Juit her grlevancen,
Been explained. If a man In con- "" hoover In a filen.l of (Jorniany
lnced that he la rl(;ht In rejecting ,)"'' rreme rriaia la an enemy
. . , . , , . of AineniM. There Is no middle
union labor, why la It that ho la In-1 Krmu) ,
aulted If the fact la made publicly j rpv,u, r,in have but one
knownT If he b-llevea It right to he .anli,g In llila country longor
unfair to orgajHned labor ho ouht'war undlnerenaed nai-rlflce on our
not tn L offended at tile liannura ,
proclaiming lit attitude.
; 1
Whom the god would detitrov
they flrat make mad. The degen
erate arlona nf the hnnncn nf llnpn.
burg and llohc-nznilern aitali-. a
world war,t.n mivo their thronra frum
the advance of Internal ilenirn-rai y,
and In that very, act apelled the nbn
lltlon of nil iiionarf tilcn. It l-i a
queor war that hroii;:l;t tn llm frnnl
the gentle l-Mward of I'.niil.iiul, the
contemptible t'nnslun! Ine nf tlreeie.
the weakling Nichulu nf lUiviln, nml
the brave Kinanuel of Italy. l ai
inont of all, when iIi-iiiiht u y ha-,
triumphed and the hiMi-ry nf riinn
archy's deiperato ileath miiu, :''' I--wrlttrn,
the two tinmen that w-H
Bland out mw.-it pni-intin -,ily i,.i i-. c
renenting the powei-.n nf good nml
evil will be Albert. Iti ti-tn of ll. i
glum, und ;ilholm, the In iaa4 ,nf
Hi-rlin.
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Von K until ma tin Insli.tn tint a n
eaeary preiiralnai fur th" cmisiil
tttlnn of any p.
that the i,..,iii
plm-e ci'iif i.l. ii
(rood Intenii 'iiH i
la asking ton n.u
conilllioim. tin i "
readjustment of ruling im'
In BQtne of tho nntlona lii f.,i
carj'lje conaldercil. It Ii folty t n-k
anybody to place tin. n-innien ile
gree of confidence In Orman nf
fera or (ii-rmnn promisen. 1.. f.,rc
this confidence can l;r- nrtnr,
must find ioim r.-.'.iin -r I
In the limit, of IJj" ka - r b
domonntr.it.i ltcvr.l. ami tin
hone Bucli la sight (it prevent
are of the opinion that Pn ' I; I m;, nn
was perpetrating one of tho.-io liui'i
German joke.
l.e .ti:m must be' ,, 1 , J I A t 1 win 11 we get li.nn ir i-u- ui-n--
,,"')': Wffj'f ' ;;"' '
111 II," :.n,'.'.-ly ll'ld ,' fJ. liy ,, .,'Vl.-'-: W" b ne s. I'.c, 1 up et-oil ill
I' 1. eh other. This 1. I I l,.i- 1 hit it's .ertatu. -is t.i'.n
II. If I! .- .. be th" 1 V ) I , -i f '''
. H i'h ,1 the w, ' we li'.i" t.-'isul. , is
w 1:1 ll.ll " in be a . ' . , .
l OF WOULD IlllFli'lY
:.f ' niifii. t mi l itjMTiily.
, ti ll Klnl inns id. ml trl of
individuality in.. I f tee.
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I WHO IS MIT l-tlll IS?
I Tin-in am ,i-.ii'ili'nlly only Iwn
L- i-lanai.K nf ii...li. In tlir. Wlirlil JllBt
1 iiuw - llm f ri'i nil nf Oi'iiinrrar-y iind
lhi nn- in (I'M nf put. lln llln-rty. All
nf llii' rialimm nf llm world linvr not
tiKi-n i i i urniN In tlin miprom
Mtini:i;li.. luit rvon thio u ho lionr
llm iiaimi (if iuiiti.il mo knuwli liy
thi Ir, iiiviiiui:. lu uii? Mlitit nr the
nthr-r. Tln io l-i iiu'muH UilnR "f
rtliauliilii ni'llti iilltr, nnr run lliedf
hB until thin Irwua In ilprlrtrd that
nffctn pvcry nullon on earth. In
thlg Ktrugul ttinrifl whir r not for
im nr unilnit tin, nnrl It f tl'itfl
for livery man unit ory nritjori in
i, i,n. - r x...... u-. A
Alwayn hnvo wo been Inrllned to
take li-olund'a ilhle uKiilnet KnK'anil
In every eniilruvcriiy. Hut Ireland
linn no miirtKUK" on our n.v in (million,
mid Ireland Bhould know that we
nai t. Kvery tlnio nn lilnhman who
nlmiild bo fighting In France turne
bin eni-iRlen to hiirnilng liln gov
errinient hn imiken II nei-enHiiry for
.two Americana tn Join tho army
v tin w ulllil lint f'ttierivhin tie nnedi-'t
one In til-e the pla.-e hi? elmulil
linlil In the llni-H nut i.iiii to take
i he nhii'o nf the l .i ill.-ih nulillnr m
nu'reil tiv hN ii t-i 1 1 -ii in gn Ita.-k ami
U-ep crili-r In Iriliin.l tn this
. i iilllitl v n, a mio li ivhiuaii nut of n
Ih.-'ll-- ami la fullliil in lilt- liru-'U-r-
' mall rami', but in In-latnl ttiern are
' ilinu.-.uni- iilii. rite ln-l'lng thn Ual
ni r In lunh-ui: the war atni -(intuiio
ih'i- il iv v In n lii'.-i tv-xi.'all rule the
vv. a 1,1
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nm. but whv
leave gno.l 1ol.s ia what vu t :i:i';
thro' our l;o.ul.
I Mill I
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ii r I I n'
J Abe Martin
I'jiArtf ,
L,'i''''' 1 . ' ' I ...
I W'-1' r I The kal-er's "solid gold" yachting
' Ifil0i4 " C , " "i"'1" "r P'lvter
I Lm-.) jl s-i is th" piei-ious "knitui" th"y
, 1 rVVYnV ' talk s mn. I, ab.-lit. - j
'- fWlIf jfltefVnf It I-- tISH'.l'v .',,.rc.',vh'.'n'..we gel a new
I'Ci,,, l.iit I ! II And now w lit:. lie prb-ci have I'llled
I'i 11I I I "nr old '"'P
' I ( I 1 ll ib . -mi l look li1-" W would ever
Al . ! A ';",'h ,"'
i CV . To owe a p. -V ou'fit, cell-o'et . a I -it
1 ; lt-V 5 i mi.,' .
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11' ril'tl-bes. " I
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Who I ' illi m l.cra llj.it thi
ll ly I In- l.'liiH K l l,y tin, 1
wH'M f,.i .,a,,:lng I), i straw li.
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mi l l liii....-i a tililii
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f'nir hi i n fur
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wmilil i-ir.iln In,, itiiirh ciiiifliHlnn, nr
lialnn-- I Im .l i nl.li-nl I'I lim cm. lin t
"f tin VI II' Hint l14 rffnl'la In ail)nurn
n'llniia Mr. Mma-iin ill. I tint arr-t far
i
iiiuiii-'h with liln I'liiiipulKii tn Jimtlfy; "Nn, I Imvni'f nr- tin- KiHy'l.mi
n ri v ,ri-'lli I mil an 1" wlin iinioiiit I hi Hiril." r"pll' rl llllly llunnv in Hi'
ntlnr r.unliil ati-n will In-unfit liy li U
Mllllillavi.il.
R-nl lu I i'i mi W i-hI Tnlnn,
The Iniiie-drviTn mi inarching on.
fnr Im tint ii Incal llenernl W'noil
l-alllnt la I 1 ilKllrl,ri v hren aupei nednil
by Hi" llennvi I'nr.l I'al. Foundry?
And I uan lanu.illv opining t tint
bin m-'natiirlal niptrnt lorn were mm
pletely 'I' t Ihed by I ho tiatinlllvn
verb In hi-nf llvver.
The remarking wag now avern thnt I d Inpi i
wtieniteHs dm 4 have heroin eiieb ail'imi I r i
telliftnli with him thnt he cmilil con -
alntenllvwaiiiler f'lith tn the h.irvrnt
ficldri '
If I'lonerat Crnwder could only see
the polltlciil pictures on our tele
pliono pnlen, am euro the drnfl si
wniild i ralncil to nbout 7a Innlnn
ter.
QnlZoSlpuv.
n. lHi. Mil I.l u
l'miil the tirrman l'mx-rn.
Accnrdlng to thn tlermnn papers.
Ihn I ' boat, antlvltles in and 11110111,
thn United hiatus aro becoming si r-j
ions. Home of the Teutonic ac- ,
counts follow:
Hevernl I'-bonls hnv the slnto of,
t'tah terrortred. They are operat-j
lug on two sides of It " I
Three I'-hoats sighted by people 1
at Toledo, Ohio., have the city In a 'jrzyr
panic. $1 aal '
l'lan to send F-bnais through therl ,ij
subwnys to the very heart of iSewf
.rZt
York city.
Hhell from t'-boat demo
lingo ntono courthouse al 1 .lillboitie,
Ohio.
Johnstown, Fa, will feel the
Weight of the tlermnn mailed fist,
which Is now In striking distance.
IMmaUi ahelled nine iiiiiiis of nnn
munition on the Unltlmore and tihlu
rallroiul.
flrcult court at Fnrgri, N. P., ad
Journed Indefinitely through tear of
U-boat raid.
I.lttlei Fii ullnrltlcn nf tho .fJn-nt.
Mr. Wilson seldom wears a full
beard at diplomatic reception.
William Howard Taft taken only
a slight Interest In tennis.
Secretary McAdon never wears
pink pajamas In tils office.
.tonephun I'linlcls onlv infrequently
rides h motorcycle.
Henry Ford lias never written a
popular cabaret song
.Ihn Ham Lewis his never b-on
decorated bv th" kaiser
Herbert Mr rarely wears a
lavender vest on the street.
Cnlnllel ltnosnvclt lb
pink wall paper.
S. ci .-tiirv Lansing sold
not
the ukulele.
a a a
rii.ncrni.r nf Massachusetts 1
sinned a. Mil making It compul.
for every in-i'-on rects'i-niii; al
b.i'el to ive ihe right name
lb, 1 w Id l'.-i r inn l" lb. 't nr-t' l'
In 111.- p..'i.- lilt- Nnbiiil..'
Ins riiiln n.i..ie there
Oiey re'to tv war an
unpleasantness?'
W!
great U
i.k"
- "anTihc Worst
pUflil'
1 RnBrre
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f nttr
, '""t p'-i k I- r. wln, ymi i i-nn-n, m-i .
immki - iI Mm Ihls rnn:..ri In 'In- !a-t
ll-Iirl' A, i.l II II... 1,11 f. i:ll,l,,l i- -
gan In Bni;::
"1 wish I knew wlieie the Inl'.v pops
gti w, o
And Hi. 'In inun ennn u 1' n cr
It in us: In- a :.in, I I!, a: li.n-l
gi,y..l.
rni'rui,' it s mil un!v u die. in
Hut II I l...i! ,l thai is . t ! v la, u
am.
end
i:ir,l
l.lvi-d iinT lu t,,,li p, ,n Land.
I,,,ji i ml m-v i r w tutM n'np
.k Im. i hi the h tml "
i And nl:.r tins li'il.i ,i,t, liiily
; Himuy tuippml away, but before he
'Will lie i, lied Ills kliapsn k and
' took mi' a I,ii:i- china leu mi l kiiv
it In tin- Wood pel ker. "When .vn'l
i'Ii i on n ', I- -i pit I li is In tin; toe,''
rant t
lay im
- In 1 In rabbit. "Thai's what
llrr dues.' and Would VOIl be
lii-vii
1 h rie
It, the Woodpecker darned
1ln7.cn and seventeen pan s of
sock that very night without break-
inn Hie chinn egg. Wasn't that won-
iiei 1 11 1 :
liy and by, after he had gone for
mavdie a intio nr four or morn, Hillv
litmnv saw his dear kind Uncle
Lucky, and wasn't h glad And sn
ant, 1. fnr I love to write about Mr.
Lucky l-efi hlndfoot. for he's such a
nice niit gi-ril li-nmii rat. bit, tlon'l you
think fcu .'
Ami what' itn yon suppose Uncle
Lucky wan doing 7 Why. lie was buy.
dig little United K oaten flags from -
a in. ui on the street and the;i giving
them to lots of boys and girls. For
Uiule Lucky was very fond of his
country and thought the lied, White
- 'i'ahdling
" t
.IN !'i 'A .
;AU...Lli;-i.-
Tin- t tempt.
LX. I
Another letter wan waiting for me '
today ' studied the envelope. I,
hated to open it. Anticipation would
be out then. Hut., with a little pang i
I remembered It in not written to r
me - but to Kllti Mpon. j
Hear M is Moon :
I am going tn forgot .for a mo-
incut. I n rn an architect and that you I
are op tho staff of the "Four Hun-:
di ", I I want to wriio you as a man
to n will" in
Ymi say that niv designs give you
t
t
The Youny Lady
Acros.H the Way
.----
;l (ilJ -' limp!
1
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: , , ': 1 lii : i.e-
. v. "'..1'- 'fill and Sim
, ih.i' when ihe in
wnfS hnndn bocninon
XX
' i,ui..ty pcp'.c anything
I 1!
!:ivs im I i
',,"k k AVy 3 !
is Yet to Come! j
a
nml lllun the mimt beautiful flag In
the world.
And a s-ii.ll im Hilly Hilllliy g"t
rim. In- i-i;d: 'l,e!'n g. t int" Hi'"
I .ii . k i, mini. and g i fur a rid" ' And
l,i-l',.i'.'. I:ie i, Id gentleman rldtt gt
in In .ii!i.i a gieat hlg American
flag in. III., l-.l'-k "f II'" 1,,11'Kyiun l.e
and linn he ilmve away. And .)ilKt
ai lliev liiiiieil a enrm-r the l-anu
'i.iiiiiif nn.., In I'l'iv. ''Three laiei rs
f ir iln- I. "I, W niiD and lllui.', und
I'm In Ian:K, tnn."
, An I ihen of i-uuine rncle I.ueky
, untied his hlu" inilkad.il hiiiidker
'lii"f n'id tool, ntf his "Id wedding
s'liveplpe hut and iul"'l it in tile
air, and afn-r that they went along
f .r iiiavt'-. three tnllen ur leis wtien
they i iiiiin to mi oat wooden pump by
111" rna,llil". And l is tit lllldei ileal II
;ili.. w.iter.spniit Wiin ii long trough
i w h'-ro tho tinmen drunk and nnnie-
Mimes llutCS and little l.trilS. "Ijnod-
; ness mo, but I'm thirsty:" said llllly
! l'.iinny, and he hopped out of the
Luckyinobilo before nnole .Lucky
istopped It. Hut before ho had tasted
a drop of waier a big water rut;
Iran out of u bole tn the bank and
jsaid: "Don't you dare drink any
1 water, young rjhhll'"
"Why tint 7" asked Uncle Lucky.
"U'luii have you got to say about
, it Yes. and what right have you
to Interfere?" said the little rabbit,
;.in.l he pointed his popgun at tho
water nit. Hut the water rut didn't
jc.ire. lie picked up a alone and was
! Just going to throw It at Uncle
l.uckv when something happened,
Hut It's got to happen In the next
smry. far I have no more room in
i this one.
I
a Husband
the feeling of charm that you have
always la.-ko,( In your life.
Tell me (,f your life, will vou not?
It must ho the strange contradiction
I hat holds in your nanic a name I
ild never fmiret li i. !h .nmm,
behlnr! the name I want tn knuw
more of. Cnn that be accomplished V
1 nnr In hope.
When I finished this letter mV
JOHN HANSFORD!
check wero flaming. Such a lett
to her! Unconsciously, had con-
1 urm-li-il
!i real 1-illzn Moon out of
i hat mythical personality. Heal
enough foe mv linuh:i'i.l In b Im.,,-.
esied 111. We'll 1 would carry It
Ihroiish- lead him nn an on
I wan glad, i. l. .ui Mn, H nlli-v came
Into the office where f was working.
".Mis. r..insfor-h. w,- have decided
to take the pici'ivcs vou -tinned mo.
If you wnu',, t like ymi lifln make a
try nt tho write-up"''
"Like!'' The words choked In niv
thrum. Hen- Is my great chance, my
opportunitv.
Thin i-vi nimr I have spent writing,
crossing nut, working en. Smuetimis
ihe whim paper fell in torn Ills
ah. -ut me. as tlio right word th
right f,
Mm hi st woiil, ri, for t)if.i if;ifns
I -1 t mil DO'!.'), tb-if i'MTIsitiiMf'
'i-mc.t I t'fiu h!i"t, iipr-f-'m r ,(Mt.
put -U life hM. ,ri.I o it nf
the little room. 1 v is g! id to
lii-ti.'- 'I'll., a r s'im-i.-i! cleared ,
be I
r
' tro-i l-liriu presence.
Now 1 could work nm! w..-l( well
I write ii"d re vvt.-'e. V.'rel,- and
re wrote The'i-Jn. k sit-.r-k 12. Con
s', men I IV en her rom-h sle, pless. 1
knew, by the twitch "f llm covers
oi or her i
If 11:1s finished J g.ivo a groat
'th I'n und 1 wis nn tired, rt on'y
11, ',. -wske -lt d litre 1 o il f niweif
1 n the r .ir ' i- m.irn'- c ! ' I
!,'sn I pi 11, t o. I Ihe next ;er of lib ,
V t,, J ihn.
i't'-.!.,r-oiv fho Siirrtrii",
I'"!'?'-! ill' ili..:.--- i a v h c -a- A-laa.v;
There Is no ocrasinu for fflcials
tn be p'r.v.ie.l nvu-r the sudden spurt
in army ami navy enlistments. lry
th very nature of thing the en
forcement of the order to "work or
fight" han brought many to the re
cruiting office who would rather
fight for Uncle Pam than undertake
'., erc.ign in s new nnd untried rn--i-iipai
Inn. Army l!f" w ill gli n them
the training for army duty, tint in
civil life they must make a living
for themselves and that too, many
-
hav no trainlnrj I
rim
Rippling Ithimea
By WAI.T A1AS0N.
Suiiiiiu-r WinllMT.
Thn li.-iyn lire tiu'!ic hotter, al
UioiiKh tliey'ro h'-t mouifh. unit .in I
Ply my Hwiitlr r I in -UuK prutty
t.iUKli. Til" bi.i ir- rnys am pultlnK.
f r inn lii-iit llici-i- -i i." , i.ui', I
arn Hlow ly nu llliiu unit s inniilnlf in
my KrvHH". I i.v-r..ul lh" htm '
rnlo four moiiUiH .n-,,. mnl in irn-1
ut tlio rurnf-n 1 l,.i.,,!'.'l Nl'-'-t iiii'l
iinow. h. I w i.i niri-:y nutty, ulmti
I xiich lani-'imii;.. t,.vn.. l-m h"i 1 Ii
atuffort n'llh l-ii'iv, wli
iln at
Hfinvv ftml fii.nr. l-'iir- wi-i'ir's ulli-l'1
niii rittrrrK urn .' -ml fur man uml
l.i-.-tMt: tli..i nr.. in i flii-i ""'I -h;i,'-yiiri
nn tiijrrntn llmliM tn fi-rst. M-'l
Kit tn-frirn thi'lr In in rs. hilo l"Ui
the. MizxiirJ r.iiit-. uml t li-r- nn- no
riioHliu'-ti-rn, nn viuri'i.i nr huu'i .r
(intii. l- ri.in (,-i-rn.i.i ".if A' lial'-ii.-ii
tho huh mm. : l i i'i-.'.- I.Ii.va ; frum
(irr-.in ivii IiimI A1i-I.ii i i.ii.-i ll'iwtl
Hi- hialllirnl mi, Ami t uii.-n
w iii'i-i's flinuiiur j ' m i.!- -;:t i-i all
tiruuhil, win
sin it; in:. iv. r.
i hum- m 'nr.
a nii. In pi'i
tiaiiMiil. -ii
Tli" .lav- ar
hntli-r kiiII.
I.ISkK I tut"'
Tim fli.-.i. In
roostiniT mi
is 1 1 - u t . t all 1 '
a dnVfal s-.lim.l II' -ar,-
fr,-.li-,l, in-iaiiiii'
I do lanmniKr I-' -x-
ri. ii.'i' s.li'l'-il
in. '.in u' l. ii'..-r. nn. I
Ir'.-ml-; us tn In V
,- n i-ri 1 1 r - isi i-ii.I
i-iiii-i-M .-l:i,iis, nr..
i!.,i,,,., an, I In th
ii r.-tli:
Imnii-
, l o.-.v;
i.t;,,i I f.'ii'
wnii al Imt til j-iy
n M.ll!ll.T Ataitul
Little lUrmu's Xotchonk J
We wnn eatintr Mlppir t'.'lav helm:
take uiul.-r lunnns .-mil l-'reiiteh
filed polatni . imly our Clinks Irish
nml tua m-d In pi, Willyiitn. a man
.line iTiiiiinl ln'l.iy' cnllei-ting old
..!h"-i f,,r II." I !. n.'lllltl releif.
I v'sh r-(.'"e in. in win.'! go errnund
r-nllci tirii.- nld clothe fnr my relei-f.
h"d Imi. lu f'i' r. if thirii.'n tret millrh
iM-'is" I in thinking of liking out I ! I -
! irlnrii l-.alural.almtl papery.
I I ' .lit he fooli-dl li-'l Mil.
I t y kIioo.I I ? S". p.. p.
i l-:nivav'. sid ma. I gave blm tliat
I old 'due snot nf vinirs Willi the holes
j III II 11. mi s
I Crate greef. ne-l pop.
I It laid a hole ill b'llli clbnwn. fed
I trl .1 -
J And II nl-n bad n 10 dollar bill In
; th" cash pur-kit iif lh" vest, ned pop
' putting down hin f.-rk n'nd mussing
his hair
of him
1IIII--S
not heme: Viard r,n aecnllnt,
mt having hardly eny to
..,w, Wlllvurn. watn the use of!"1 mal.e one iieie-,ni with laughter.
ar t mr unrrason.-ihle. you know very -"v way you take him. he Is n I
well yn i cm ,d almost nf put your fist
tliron tljon" ellinwn, sed ma.
I'.lh.uvn he haiu-el tn Id.l7.en, rldent
ymi J.st beer ine say there wan a-perfi-ekly
good t ransferra Ide in dol
lar hill In one of tho pockitn. wat did
thn man look like, ware did he come
from '.' sed p'.p.
My gondnlss. Wlllyum, Tin no dn.
tnetlve, pe.l nin. envway. yonre nnr
tnnlv making a dreadful funn about
a old soot with nothing but. 2 hole
ware the elbows nvvt to of bin.
if you mention those holes on
those elbown ni:en ill delltn-ritly
strangle tn deth before your deliglit-
rl eyes, do you realize that 1 am out
1, k...i1 nn,,il il,,l!M nr rln vnn nnp
s(.d pop.
. n wiuvnm vonro eettlng nil t-
ctej for niitblng, 1 took the 10 doller
(,m ..rl m '
The wy , tho nRmft of h.avn,y
; j-, nidunt you say so, Innted of
singing a loonatlck song about el
bows? sed pop.
1 wunted to serprire you. sed ma
Air, give me air. sod pop. And he1
oiiii-k got up anil went out. siamnnng.
the friint door as If he was still mad.
wl,-h be prohcrly was. and ma sed, 1
serprl-,cd him all rue. hoe hee.
I TuliAl IS TIIK IlIIITHIlAY UF
Garibaldi
I l.-t IT YOI'FS?
t
1
' j
.Inlv 4th. I HOT.
It Is Interesting to note that the
I ' day uli'ti America celebrates her
I
i I freedom, is the birthday, also, of the
I ... ... ..1 ,.
great Italian patriot, Cluseppo rjarl-
f ; baldi.
J I Ilo w.m tmrn at Nice then -'an
Italian possession. 1!" s'irted mn
lifo of thrilling adventure by enter
ing the Sardinian r.aiy. mid planning
to seize one of the ships and occupy
! thn .arsenal of Conor, against a lion-
I in,, ..-.tieditlnii. Ho moaned to South
America, became mixeo. up won ,
some hostile armies, was captured ,
! and tortured so tint his liml'' ""''ivlll iKiveymi now. Ho will not care
ii.piucnico. it w-'s n.'i. hi",.". i
h mf t nr.A ninrrlt'.I Anita. t h'j i
rnolhfr nr mrco rniitin-ri nu i w ;
fighting he was to ,10 liter. At one,'
'. I'me. in Italy. h;
wl'h .'
' !"! th'-v we
held 11 n nrrnv of
in"':. Anna di.-l
b.-ing pursue, I
through a forest in l:aw:n,i.' and
iabnlu'.dt f :c.l o New York, where
i be beralil" a i i, . ml b r. eni m-d a
small fortune ami returned tn l'..llv.
He married (he roiinf-ss I! almondi,
i but dm Ing the w ' ibling ceremony r"
I teived news tliat s'irted blm on n-
j other campaign and h" never saw hi
ivife ng...n' A long nine arn-r. nn
obtained nn annulment, in order to
li.iritaldi had puretviscil a small
est ii'1 - th" island nf ' '.lurera - and
here he retire-! after his long rum- :
pi i
pi, lit.' ill irotiiiie.s.
.lit.' ill troiiltles.
. ran out and
tin;.
lu iiomv r.n nut and
W re!"
tn aui rt him- :
s.-lf iitilll an cnn
pi'n-ioti oi.vi'l vou, can you :
J 10 nr. 0 n is :i iv ir-bM him. -. imi-ev or , "Are vou sure tills time, dear 7 he
It,. w"ii. toward.; the I nter and more 1 nftlJ B,.Vn Vorv white.
pr:i-,-f'.il da) of his life, he m- "Vcrv sure." I answered so low he
celve.l iiiili great enih'iH.asni.' (end y,rnt j,), i,a,i to her. Then relens
when he d.ed, 111 1 -SJ , Italy went into ;JnR my iiands he put one of his under
, Italy went into
Miilih.w Adams)
mourning
(l'e,yright lnl Goer-
f
t
I
Punkville I'arayraf.
Th" Tin Tod
dler linn come out
for nation-wide '
......... .,
proniiiiinui, ,
,v,.. ...,-, n-oi..r
-r-e
the public drinks
the more tin (lip- 1
..
per mcy win
buy.
Columbus
sop's wife
All
has Pdned the La
dles' Pewlng Clr-
rle., but there Is
nothing In
the constitution and l'.(e.m in I saw at a glance inn. nr
laws about patching pants
, -Olll.l T- - I- - - - .
Yam Plm'n mule balked with him tnn at once and bnvo It o'-er. . n.
whlie gotrg along the Canil-r creek ways 1 ilrnded approaching ,'r"rE" .
,, ,lkc a prominent nutomobll-
tank. .
d hack -3
"London, the 20th.
"My Darling Finns:
"I feel something like Mario
Antoinette wasn't it Marie who
wild 'Nothing can hurt me now'
when on her way to the guillotine
she Struck her fnrelieinl in llm Iln.
. t.el of a door '.' W oil, wa havo passed
iririuii-ri ine supreme ordeal. At
least it seeriied pretty Huprotne w hile
il was happeiiing, Jiut wo live, runt
lain unhurt. We have Inst our lug
:r ie, hnwever. and possenn only
such articles of clothing aa we could
'throw mi and grab In our arms be
fore the chip went down. I sal-
; vaged my purse and my travelers'
liecks, which look like strips of
.li'iid tripe. My watch In full of
salt, hul Hie Jeweler III High I lol-
, l-..ru la. t. nable naue In London)
' :.as jl cio l,e resusi'ltilted.
1 'I ptippnse inn cot our rallies.
end from the new spapetn have read
: th si, n i- id Hie disaster. So not-d
lu go over it.
"I'i. Will was. of course, u marvel
of ennhtess and nerve. He worked
I nltht and rlay over tho Injured, but
li is tint broken down. So ono was,,
killed, but si ituiil w-.-ro hurt.
""lie was my friend of Hie stesin
I nr. Ibiircr I-anilis, a t.-iy -tiaarte.d,
I devil may-cure h.'ro, vihn ban taken
j me 'round I.liul.in a hit to 'get iny i
ineiv' s si-rii.-i. I ins young man.
: l loi-rl". is like nn Insidious drug.
I i ''install' ! i.-ll mvseir I shall not
-t.ik-' Iiim aiiy mnre. Then cnnien
s.urte m il- stress or strain and he
.ri'..s hinihi-if with hi soot hi in;
suH-csijons. bis diverting derotion,
; his amu-ang n'l'iin innio my un
t usually fin" liternrv Htvlel, and I
I i-"i-tii!t fiivvelf another rlnne of him.
He is a handsome lad. Plorrl", and If
I the t'heuilo-des-fiiimen or the ('am-
hrai rnad, doesn't ".In" for him and
his niiiliu'laiiie, sh.il! try tn keep
hiln for y'ui tn see.
"Well, if New York In n inline".
London is a mallei slower, nnldii-r.
old. liquified, hen y nd drenched in
history. Whenever 1 ihink It Is
unly. Itmr.-i- L.-m.lis, disi-nurnen upon
I'n fasi-in.it ions till I him cnriverterl
If I express dellKht nt Its beautiful
c:-cn litlle parks, I'n homey Inter
inrn. rosy with l-imnliirht. Iih 'iimiruif.
! iceiit suuarnn often called "cir
' ruses," nr Its staieJi mnnnlnnn in
i- '
st Knd. be Instantly makes Inkrs
hunt them, or points out their
lolomn ai chlteel oral flaws In a way
cure.
"Although, friend Rogers In mill in
The Woman Who Changed
Tty .1 A N V.
Helen Makes n l'romlse n'forr Mnr
ton tirny Arrives.
CIIAFTFH CXII.
"1 nm glad dear!" Mrs. Bexton
said when I rennmod my seat beside
her. 'Very glad. Now 1 want a
promise from you. I want you to
talk things, over with your hunband
,ne,'y rnfn ou rj,oriRO) yrMJr
very simply, very plainly, very lov
time well. Don't try to talk to him
when he acts snnoyed or worried.
But some night after dinner, when
he In nt home with you. tell him
vu wan tn KI1r,w lust what h
,0:.iv expects r f vou: how veil f,
--nt everything
nnly his
1 friendship for a Uollins. or n ny
I mm.r w.:, ,. not men-lun that.
I els,, he will think v.,u nniv pnimmen .
l.y 'ealnusy. u 111 ymi pc'iin- .
"Why. yes-hut I have tried to (
talk to him." " I
' I line more inumau-iv iii ni
have done. Talk an one man tn nn
fther. Take the ground., tint he
isn't being fair and square ivi'h vou
I Imagine that will havo more effect
with him thnii' anything else. Tell
him voii have seen mo. nnd thnt
D,l.l i -nu flitlnred ber.lllse of Votir
Improvement, your gain in pnie.
your grrater understrinillng of ni, In 1
m.ittern. It won't hurt you to praise
vonr-ndf by repealing what T have
said -hurt you with him,
I mean.
llnn't he ton meek. mv d
j (,.lt),v hr, ,.
,....,11-- Inirt bv what lie sn vs. . He
J ppohably .doesn't mean It In the way
vou take It. I'lease mm. nui in 00-
Mm? so. do not b.ne your Individuality.
..,,mhr ,h, ...v,n ..,. nrn dis.
1 inn. us nn iji-i ... i ., 1 .. .
rnnCed. There comes Morton, I
to see even mo
T-.-f,. I r-nnltl fthlorr nhn had
rlj qu.rtlv mm tho room
len.lslir l".stc,d of U
IlOVO.
Helen'" Mrten came to mo with
outstretched hind". T laid mine In
them anil sn.lle.l nt him thru a mist
of litcd'od tears.
"Mi ituii!" I nnwered, even tn the
Int'.ciiticn. as he had spoken,
"I'M yon mean you did not care 1
enough? That you will not gowltOMwe would like to get out or Hie;
ine-' i ) 10,000 a year Is a little alow If you
"Yes. Morton. I was not fair. Fare out for money and nothing else,
see It now. Joo.uise of nn occasional , Very few educated people aro. We
bit of lealoiiiv, a little unhnpninr ss 1 are not. Tho past two years we 1
that may com to every married i have m,vt several lip, 000 a year men .1
couple. I waa nonthed and comforted and a number of J25.000 a, year j
by vour love. I thnucht I lnved ,
r.irod for vou more than I did for j
r;,-,rgo. Hut Morton It isn't sn. I j
nPV,.c ceuhl be happy if I left mm j
,V1. w onld m t bo happy. Forgive i
, f,.r niHklii ymi think I-
liy nanus lie pin one in ins .1111110
mv chin ana raisinn my lai-n
lunked long and earnestly into my
eyes. Then ho bent and Klnseu me,
Just once. ,
"I have nothing to fdrglv he
tv-e,, i,l "That is if you will keep
.... i 1... Hi.n T
me nn a mono, n m "-' ' "
h.id honed to be: but pnrhaps more
than I deserve, iii Is for you to fnr -
.,.i..n"
tiv' me, iici.01. t elA
"i nt ii. forgive each other, I trieo
"nnd Ilk tWO gOOd
to speak lightly,
1 '-" . Kill
friends never mention tnis aga...,
nnt It fshn.lt we? ' .
try ... . -M i - Vo,. are an
angel." We talked , a few moment
more then he took me home. I was
happier than I had been In a long
time.
Helen Kwia Iicr rromw
mv. worv Tlllfht whfn
George ,
1 Nt .. . ..
wan In a particularly genial humor. 1
'..1.1 ti.nn mv rromise to Mr. sV-
finding.' after dinner heaid: , 1
'I have a magazine 1 wni or
npllnts and bandaifea from houldei
to wrldt from that smashing he got
in the lifeboat (he says he only
wears 'em to hold my sympathy!, we
went the other night to a theater.
Three-quarters of the audience
wer women. Nearly all In evening
gowns; but black, dear. Oil. so
many of thern in solid, unrelieved
black. About half through the first
act camo suddenly a sound that
turned my blood (o ice. The fire
nireriH blowing tho air raid ularm!
It is a terrible nervo tenter the first
tlnio you hear it.
"itclieve nio or not. child, tho per
formance wnt straight on. I
clinched Mr. Land is' arm. It for
tunately being his good aid, and
(Jraxged him to the door, only a
small part of the audience left their
seals. Imagine habit breeding such
eu.NuiilnesH as that!
"From the darkened lobby fall
lluhls out op masked by 9 o'clock )
we saw people running from all di
rections to the street corner and
staring upward. Again T dragged
my reluctant escort, who declared hn
wan bored and Insisted we would see
things "much more Interesting" In
Fiance. We peered with th others
Into the Inkv nkv. We could hear
I he sharp fire of the anti-aircraft
guns, iind inv fear-chilled blood
turned hot with excitement. There,
almost oyer our heads gleamed some
faint sparks like moving stars. Then
streaks of white 7.lg7.n erring across
the heavens the searchlights,
"My firs contact with notim! war
fare, dear! An almost uncontrolla
ble eagerness to get Into Franc
selrert nie. A freu.v of feeling I
ran't find words to describe surged
through me nn I stood there In the
dark with cloned eyes, listening to
that gunfire -the dogger! answer of j
the allien to the lliaJi!
The jli-hts In th blue-black
heavens died out. though the guns
kept shooting, nnd presently th
church bells gave the signal that the
attack wnis over. The peoplo dis
persed. We returned to the theater,
but I cnnld not fix my mind upon
ihe show.
rtoger Landls left next day under
sudden orders. He says wa shall
surely meet over there. One cannot
tell. I saw him off at Charlnff
It 'rose, and went back to my quarters
reeling wn'1, homewcg, mnyoe.
My heart's love to all of yon.
SALLt.
(To bo continued).
niEI.rS
"That's nice! Would you mtnd
talking n little first?"
"Anything of Importance? I am
keen .0 get at the magazine."
It was not very encouraging, but
I went on:
"Yes, very Important to me. I'll
promise not to be long." I hesitated.
It was going to be harder than I
thought. "I saw Mrs. Sexton today,1
I finally commenced, "and she
awfully nice things to me. Thai,
what mnde mn want to talk to you.
1 had no Intention of telling him of
anything she said save her praise
of me. Imtd wanted his attention.
"Yes what did she say?"
j ..v io , ne m
I 'Zdtlnta Indmg of social mat
,rs Those were her exact words.
Wasn't she nice V"
..Vory, i,ut she oniy gai(1 whal
wan so." I was so surDrlaec" at his
answer I could scarcely go on.
"If you feel that way why didn't
you', sometimes say so?"I exclaimed
forgetting her caution, everything;
save tdiat he had wthheld pralNe he
knew my due. "Why don't you tell
me when I please you as well as
when I displease you? It Isn't fair!
Y'ou find fault and make me un
happy whenil do the slightest thing
you do not like, but you nover make
nn for it bv telling mn nf th things
,)lat r do which you do like. I have
irleil tn ennn.-n. mvseir to msir mv.
self ail over to suit you, and I seem
to never please you In spite of It.
Flense, George, be a little more fair
with mo, won't you??"
"If you have finished your tirade
I will read," wan all my answer. All
I deserved for talking aa I had, for
not controlling myself.
Tomorrow The Kcactlon.
(Oipyriiii mis umirge Maltha Adams)
Everyday Wisdom "
i.,ti()0 a Year.
,,Tt Is a lot of fun to make $25,000
if year. We often feel the tempta
tion, and we often feel that $25,000
is about the measure of excitement
men and a couple of flftiera ,a1k
have seen some bigger met" w
this go by In their touring ,Jmost
imuevo me .-). vvu "'"yery day Of
tempting or an, "",0nvenlent for
us to quit some pu make abont
doing and start ur annum. We
ihl much money drawlng tht.aa
would have to , of thtg0
little dr?lnlnltance. They don't
essays, for m , .1
tnmsTB wia aw
Krn much. " 8 " i"c'
r JTuh the es "'" l"" """""
r ot kick a great deal, although
5oe?2s sometimes as If he would
hrUkssometlmes
!iw to turn our articles over to How.
ard Chandler Christy or Harrison
I lllim 1 " le. lie eei, UL'uaL
. , .,, nf i,i.
,ai0.0tii wn-n ." ii.n..'n
drawings per year. In that
wny WB reduce our income down to
l..rA.An. - r. - e Tliorn urn nlViAi-
tir.OOO a year. 'I here are other
ways we reduce It further. Tho es
say themselves cut it of onie more.
They take a little time each morn
ing that wa would have to give up to
opening mail and smoking 25 cent
cigars and jabbing push buttons, If
we were a $2 5,000 a year man. And
sometimes we -go to a ball game.
Also e ape naturally nervous, any
way, and we would hate to have to
,.t nervous and high strung enough
10 b,n worth il.i.unii a year... it
ink's a c od constitution to look
o 01 -worked. We would tather rc
s 1:1:11 ourselves a little and make a
,i:;le loss 11101, fv. It may he. though,
that we have altogether missed our
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