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That whoaoavar lialti-vath In dim l"th flon of
man") alumlil nol pariah. Iiut hnvi. aurliiailn
Ufa. John 115
hli h not oim woril nf ranmira for tha
t a loaa anil iTaftant fai-llon of lahur pirar l.ui
fllla It with ai ilainlr un. Impoaail.la aiiKfa
tanna for !a(tlLalliii or Tr..iiirnl a; U I n k 'labor
a jrraalar rtart In avriy il.'i lal.in toll' hliif tha ln-
.Inx'iy In win. Ii It la 1 1 1 1 I . . v i-1 ! , " iin l Im.IiiIki a
il- I'A ICI'M l-i.NT H ' hi P'l li.'( Ii mill H li.iluK''! Ir .iilllii.li' l.mirilH
I Hit. i.iillriln Hint iniiHt not only iin.. l lie ll'M.-
Ihul Ii.-m hrrti iii i-4iiiiillN)iril l.y IiIm f.!lovv off I
i(.. Im nrtd Hijlitirillnara .Iiiiihk hu llln.aa, lull
mult Inavtlahly hanrtan tha Koatara an. I Ihr
I-ltltrlc.'Ua and Uawoin1a lo it on ami on.
Ha aaai'il wllll nl.aolul" roiif lilrm-n th.it tm
Ii ill iol, ..oiifi-loiia of (hr pi.rllN Unit lurk In Hi"
wiikc nf u flillilty i-lrrlltli... jioili y, r.iii ri'll.t lh'
pi-.-Ml.tiMit a tnvaAiia; Unji hlna; t.hc prrarrit ' In
luaiiial unrnal an, I Ha iura, wlthoul ft pro-
Hlnnara. hrllrv.. III." HiiMor'a wonl.
Trimi In hla ninthly miiii" ntul live:
A th.iuaiiinl Jcya hla Mpa i.ffnril.
Ilia hamla a. tbouaaail l.laaiiia Klva.
II thin hallavalh mi tilm l H" c.m.tamnafl ; funn.l f.l:i( thai roHtltuilmil Kovarnniant Himrr ntiinia ihim Mill HoKata ran uai out uf
uma in lha rrfrranrluni vota nnw hainK t.ik.-n.
Nail Uriita Ihf uood-liinklna; dapnty nirfrahil
fn.n. TahU-'liiah. an va Ilia thing ha hl'' l
..I. .. ui tut I. ill i lo al i .1 uii liV'tlia fi'iln.tl
...mi at Till". . Jul whn Ilia .(iittll aaaaun np.-na.
Kvrn ii lil hla iIiumix ara iliaturlia.l In I )
Huh Wliilt. iai: fi im Ilia t'hrrokan hllla
A Tiiia tnn wa riiahlnit .nwn 111 aU.-at
lha oihi-r ilav wvihk a II" l.ii: "Wlw! a tlia
hli- l.lr i aakail a frlan.l Wliv. I in in it
hiiiy In art lo n atora ami t.ikr mil n n option
'on ,i pair of ahnra." vtim th- a.-lf .iplainitury
raply.
i I runt nndamia ii'l a.na :i.l tnnni'V. liY
Hrnninr I'nln.laitrr w.ii.Im ii il.-h.ita with Mih.r
flanaril WikkI Thar m i,..t . month .liffrt -i-m a
In Ihrlr pnalllon lo Jii'i'lfy a il'-hlilr Tin- i..ia
(..r ran'l haat ilfrllt-v li t Unit' i Milt. line tha
V .l-.-iMi.iji apri Ira of ilnnurriK whit. thr ar.i.ton
ia orn.
I'.. I W It II.. ii4l. .ii h hi Tula, allriiiliiix Ilia
'.-.lir il ri.iiri. iipHturi'lhiK .iml ran. n-uli i-vn
lu.-Mlilny ivl'h till' tpllll of youth llraplta hia
I..' n-ura. Aildii from ,i Mir hnul iiml .troll
hnmur Hi" rolonal la ititlinaTiilaliail an ,i Hon
I nf Urn. H.im lloliaion f:i l an I only praal.lcnt
: of thn rrpunllr1 -of Trxna Th. lula TrinplA
j llmialon of Woodwur.!. (iklu , wn hla y'Hiniri'Ht
hrolh.-r Th' rfilotifl linlmH Kill In hh hla h.niM
lnwii, I ij t for k.tiiI ama hii.i hran In fiklu-
hoin.i In ih" H. rvi f lh Kovarnmnil Ilia
; tirlm-li.il to i iipntlnn It i iiiitilnit .lown hno-.a
h.niii-ra lit i Hpr.-liil off in r In tha Indian aarv Ira.
jlmi hit ureal illyi-rtion It iimtiMlnir Ilia trlrndf !
.with lha trlrka ho run pl.iv wl'h lolmrro amoka.
Ma ran maka h moiithfiil ctf ainoka pi'if-.ttn
k.il k. Ik.. I lo.lo.valli not la r o ii .1 a m ll a d alraa.ly
liarauap h.- hath not LclU'Vi'il In II m" "f
lha only haollan Hon of tlml John 3 IN
TIIK I'llllMI'l vr n.ss.i:.
In Ma niraaHK-a to tha aluly-amth I'onKrraa tin
pra.l.lant rtallvata. a lyplcul WllaonUn i-aany.
Whatavar ilnnlil Ihrra nuiy liva haan mil
earning aftina nf Ilia iill.'i'uni'i-a thiil rmna from
lha wlilla hou during Hip praalilrnl'a tin
niulallun. nnn.i whnlavar alaa runri-r iiIiik Uib
Ulhanll.illy of tha niaaaaa dallvvreil Tnaaduy
It baara thn Imprint nf Wnndrow Wllaon, not
only In Ha phraaing hiiI bamiiy of ronairuit
llon, but' In Ha r.-naiinliiK and lha ilili'ta
droltnraa with wlilrh Ihe autlinr ivataa grap
pling dlrai'lly wllh any of lha largar laua of
lha day.
Tlia praal.lrnl rafarrrd In li paara Iraaly nnly
Indlrailly and thrn In only a mildly raprovlng
way-aurh a" tlia laa.rh.rr mlglit r.-a.-rva for Ilia
primary claaa. Tlila n "ti corillnu tn plan."
and oxpai-lallon Cln only two polnla did ha ai
land hlmaalf-- thn ganaral flnanrlal niiil rom
marrtHl allunllnn, and tha "riiiNtiiiK condition of
unraat." Tlinaa who aipaclad him to arla lha
opportunity prraantad and coitriigcoUNly point
tha duty iif lha rltlaan In tha labor-capital oon
trovaray, will b dlaappolntad. Tha vary niurh
larprr rlaaa who turraly tmpi'il that ha might
d.) o. will also ba daaply itiaappolntad
Thar la nothing of tha i'oolldga, or (illle
Hanann, or Iamianl Wood, or Ju lga Andaraon.
or Thaodora Kooaeyali In lha Wllaon rharnrtar
and trmpariiiiivnt, not our alngla drop nf nu h
blnod itouiHrM throiiiih thoaa plurl.l vi-lna ln
alaad of avrn Indlrai lly llltrrlnn tha "You ilai a
not and you "hall not" llh uhl.-h thraa man
mat thalr gia.it opp.u lunli l.ia. Mr. Wllaon. wllh
the vary aovlal atiuilura wobbling l.arauaa of
paat goTarnmri.tai fluhlilnam, aayi tn tha eon
graaa. "It arni to -,a iM.it In ila.illng wllh tlila
attuatlon r.angraaa ahmild not lia Impatlant "
It la Vaatly Inttrurilve to rmd tha praaidatit a
own wor.lt on llila auliji-i I
Tha nautaa of tlila iniiaai. while varloua
and loiupllrairit, hi a aupai flrlal miliar than
Jaap a.iit.'d Htoa tly. limy ail. from or
Are i-onnrrtad with
1. Tha failure on thr pnrt of our (ov
arnmaM to arrive apaarltiy at a Juat and
parrnananl pr.ua. parmlitltm ralurn to nor- L
nial rondltlonii ill.-ra it thr ona rafaranra
to lha aanata't fulurr lo taiifv tha paarn
traaty. nhhli 'Ii.. pt.-tldant, hv niimliiK
firat. eaaka lo hold up a" I ho pilm lpiil rautn
for lniluatri.il uniatii
i frnm '.hp tru'afUHlon of rn.ll.al Iha
orlaa from aaathing Kuiopaau cantaia p.-nd-Ing
aurh dalay.
t. lYiitn haartlrat profit".-ring, raaultlng
In an Inrrauaa In !ht. i ..hi of liii'm. an.t
4. lAatlv front 'ha mani m-i ' t.-nt of pan
alonata and nnilavolrnt nti'iu -u
There la. parhapt In ..:t lln puMir .tui a and
among all tha pol.li.'ift.-. of ih.. r.-piil-iii . not
uriiithir lndii ldii.il hut u 1 .1 hnva put tlia
prraldant a fourth rant.- aa th flrat .f -.11 Ivt .
hapa not another wnu'.. I h i a . haru. t. r ia. Ilia
"rauaea" aa "auparflrlal rt'har th:m ila.-p a.nt
ed " "With the ra'urn I" nmtn il ronililmna,"
conttnuaa tha prrailrn:. ' iii-. unt.: will mpldly
dlnapprar "
hlrh la tiiutam'-tint ti aayirik; that whan
tha patient la W'U hr n h.- hattrr an nta.-r
tlnn that at leaat rirruiiivniiji dl.-pui" ln-i ioii It
la undt'puulile.
Amardn at the moment l murh vtllhoiit
rniiiMi-l im iv. ia Ainrrlru at Ilia pauri. tahla
'lha Aimrl.i.li paople hud III" r UKl t to en part
llicir rhlnf eiit.-utilve to avail hliuia If uf tha op
portunity to lira the Una rlrarly aiul dlatlnrlly
I. ..tween Ulnae lining, labor haa a prfa.-t rlxht
to do .mil ihi . that am-lety ran never permit II
to do. American public opinion faala aculaly
that lha alrlke la n weapon Ih.i u".- of which
can only he JuattTlail by thota who uvuwedly
believe In the law of force; thai II la man ice
In the pi-iire and nerurlly of tha people; Ihut It
la altogether uiini'CHiiar y - aa min'll 1.1 u-t prr-
n mil romhnl wiujld be In aattllng land dl
putaa, and ll lntiilged the hope. If It li not
expert', lhat lha preal-lctil would rebuke tlila
tendency.
Hut insl-ll he gave, the alrlke hla eiernliie
approval, and to that extent r.-l.ukeil every word
tlml haa been aixiken a gal ml the alrike and
etrlk agltalnra In recant month, every
act of the government talcuUled tn defeat
alrlkea or to protciit the people ntnilnat their In
Jurloua effecla. And In an doing he placed the
government on tha aide of Ktiater, In the atnel
airike, on tha aide of Lrwir et al. In thn coal
alrlk and on the aide of the hrotherh.io.lt In
thalr contemplate-! alrlke And ha made It
much mora certain that the agent of tha gov
ernment In the future, whether on the bench,
In tha lagialatlva hulla or atatn rapltnla, will ha
tneniued by a mora defiant hibor oligarchy lhan
In the piiat.
It la Inconceivable Ihut one and the ama man
penned 'tie itieaange nf congratuliitlon lo t;
rinor t'oolldgi- and wmle the prealilentuil met
aiige to the alily-aecun.l rongreaa. We any it
la Inconceivable except on one hJJiol heme :
That In writing the neaaag tha author mu
thinking more of tLri campaign of ltJO than
of tha prohlema ofnl
roie
M Inml
Al present th colonel la alnilone.l nt
Qltaromcter of Public Opinion
aiIhii'h Hi-.i.hI.
Ilreil In Die allme of Ihe rllv'a Bluiiia.
S. Iiiinlr.l In Ha fealerlnir moll;
They live by the wage of their twlated hralna,
Nev.-r by lioneai toll. rr"
Aint. aa Ihe Jackal li'inlH wllh pack,
(Murk of ( 'n In on the weak).
So they, true apnwn of Ihe womb of Hell,
, Make one Willi Ihe llolHhevlk.
Treacheroua yegga, h IKh w v man bold,
llengarH who cringe lind fawn;
Never hat gathered a iri-w o black
Since civllltat Inn i dawn
And, aa the Jackal hiinn with the pack.
I Mark of Cain on Ihe weak).
So they, true apiiwn of the womb of Hell.
Make nn a llh the liol-tu-vik.
Mulder, nraoti and rapine.
Theae ba their Trinity;
Ttiey are !Ae vlpera v ho ahot In thn back
The merf who kepi them free;
And aa Ihf Jin knl htinla with the park,
I Mark of Cain on Ih" weak I.
Ho they, true apnwn of Hie womb of Hell,
Make one with Ihe llolahevlk
4
And wa. mhote fnrbeura tamed the wild
And made the dea.-rt bloom,
Shall we In lowardlre unpins
Await the Hnvl.-I doom ?
Or band together for tha right,
(Never a algn of the weak).
To purge tlila land of the "pawn of Hi ll,
Which In known aa tha llolahevlk
J. II. Hall In Manttfaol urer'a R.irord.
Makea It Kome,
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Beiutie't notebook
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went up to try It and '.i,
door w.a abut and i p u ,.,
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m pie, ma Uuulti:. i,.,.. , '
lo b a lnvenier. "' '
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for auppir. and I tnt ,.., ' ,J
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under onlona. poo not i.. , . ..' '
keeoitiir thaL man l.u .,,
ahaving by Una time
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fitlliid up. Wlllyum. ,
I cam he.-r wat Mm '
citmo back ttl.J .tut diw
Pun KCUii oil mil room ... .
after a wile ma aed, 1-u.n
atalra and ene wai jour
lug and aak him if hi
coma down to hit. ji.ii:-
Wlch 1 wem uo I., i
thlnif 1 herd autubody i '
tha lialhroom duor i...
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lug lha baihiuoiii .).., . ,v
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t'UAI'TKll III Nw York aliening him'' lul t ini-
. , ' (agine him dlffeiBin wuhoul it rauae?
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. - WT.VI. - -- ... ...p vt u.g ii.Mt..j.
aer-latiil to me, New York waa mar-1'! hear were (ha oneailona I aabad n..
veioiia Kyen In all tha exriiania.it aalf ln-for. wa h.j u . ..
of ahopping and furnlahlng our lit-lour new home. 1 now know that It
lie apartment w.it in a constant I wa Toiii'm return to the uaual thing a
iiit of wonder and delight al the. of life, hla work, lha office. Tlien I
magnitude of the great city In which could find no name, no reaaun for
I wit in live Tn,. roloatiii build-; the change I found in him.
inga w hime ii.pt I roulU hot aee with-1 Incheud of lazying the long daya
out gritlng a mrk in my neck, the with me h he had dona at Allaiuic
broad mrreta teemltig with life and tly he wiih up and away very eurly.
color, the lmtiirn.te irufflc o ab.y It look him nearly an hour lo reach
handled were, to ihe country girl 1 i hla office where he waa duo at eight
then waa. Houri et of unending won- o clock, lie did not get home until
urr. 'after an ul nilil Ii.m .linuu. .I.a.i
Tom'a rnothrr had eent lia aeverul' aermed the paiamnunt thing In him
objecilng to anything that mothef
and I want." Wt cured h'ln of thai
Jong hkii.
Huitor: "Well, If you won't marry
me 1 auppnae I'll have to go my way
and you voiira.
Ilia ,'hurnier (qulrkly): "If I
majry you will vou protiuae to al
wnya go my way?"
Kir? Wat door? I
ThlH door, thn. door,
think 1 am, down the
The bathroom door
pop era, le Smlt w.i' a
wal a marvel of mt.-,i:i;i
Ing me. and I and, There
II. Pop. It must be lucked.
A key, Jumping Jukli.-r. Ive bn
trying lo get thla blaatrri 4!nr opj
for 10 mlnnltfl, who put n m Uir?
ed pop
Wat, thn key? I Ml.
tlpen thla door, yelled pop JnnJ
as anything. Wlch I did, and pnp
gave me X krack aome p'.are hefur
I ht time to Ixplane I diilrnt knnw
he waa In there wen I lockr,) It
after I Up'.aned It I had the krarki
allreddy. ao the ony good It did wu
to keep me frum getting acme mora
The Horoscope
"The
atuxe Incline, hat do not
compel."'
hoiit.. imifi liter preferred a mild form of urbl- I I'lerra, of .ii,iiii l, furniture, which . although he aiwdya kla.t.l me. both
hut that the houte auliatllule.l it pro-
novi know
ilmimi price. eaa. ' then, and In the nlornlng before he
W
nm coian
i r
arr
ttatlol,
po-.,i eye,, mora 1 1, .1 1 , i K-. n t t.iward lnhor, , Aa 01" ""'" ' men ra'her reaanted Itilelt. Hut I alto Imagined hut ki-.i
:lie .,a'let Htanila In til" Ktch bill, railway labor w'1" Rl,,d I b id been ai cnatome.l 1 were aouitway different, aud aeveral
ipieationa muat ba arbllruled if labor refua.a '" IMV ''la, and in my Judgment t itneH I cried a Utile aa 1 putiered
re naeni Moreover, ine pieaent wage level can- """ 1 - i' ieii"r to me cheap. Iml around lh tiny flaL
not he alt'.red without Ubor'a coneent That UP '" date furniture e.iw exploited! "Ixin'l you love me aa much aa
conrirma the ohn .xioiit A limit..,, act and makea ' '' s'i"P witmowt At fuat we you ue,j to do?" I naked th. yuea-
n worae.--.ew York Timaa, i..ia"i ooiv n.r aijiuie necraaitlea i lion rlernally aaked by women.
lorn was terribly net iigiintt running. "Why of courae do! don t he a
in uri'i ai iniuun i con. . in t are for gooae
y Try MirNcii,,
-II of T.troma, Wiu.li
lesei v et
tars
No K.ibllol-
I In many mav bie our help without paving
an lu ll. tilled prt. e l in in. in v may have our
help wlihmit paying any price ihat lan't fair. Ho
mav the othera. Hot never win tha tmnfinn
ing mentlnn. Here la an lnatltu- j people llaten to the propotal of anybody alvroad
coma near pulling out of bual-; or "' anvhrnly at home thai for the privilege
oi prrmrming inn nuiy to tna wnrtil they a ti all
ubttlnile for their own aoverelgnty. their own
government and ihelr own control of this free
nation a aiiper-auvrrelgniy which can blot out the
cnnatltutlon of the l'nlte.1 Htalea-- New York
fun
The
more tha
Hon the ui
nee some yeara ago, but It la earning new
laurels
In stamping out the lawlesneaa In that ertion
the authorities of Tiirnmn acciimu liilr.1 JJ I W
W a In thr city baallle These gentlemen, trlk
Ing as uauiil, refute, I to eat
The city council went Into executive aeaaioo
and aaked for the municipal counselor to whom
they propounded a prudent miesilon, "If these
fellow refute to e'at and ai-iually din from
starvation rn anvbodv recover rtsm.tgea from
the city" '
The nunlclpal rminte or .itture.1 Hie council
that no damage) could be recovered
"Then let 'cm starve If the-y want to." said the
council, and ailjournad
We rould (hlnk a great dan ,.f rlt council
Ilka that.
An lmMirtiint Pair.
lvcemlver I bv an nurreal Ing coincidence, la
ns.med aa lha date both for the ratification of
the treaty ,,f Versailles, and for the opening of
Ihe peace convention at liotp.it. Thus It Is likely
to ea both thn close of the war In the went, and
the hrn'nillna of rneot i.l I loot for oaaea l Ih.
etst and Incidentally Ihe re.uteembly of the ten- ' f
ae for a fresh effort nf r.itlfl.-j.tlon Alto- .1
gather It villi he a n-til.lc ilile in hittory. snd
If thingt slimi I -.i vve'l if might nienn a perrep. j V
tihle turn f n the b. -t.-r in thr roubl.-d affairs of
The Young Lady
Acrona the Way
thu wnild- Sprliigfirl.l Itepulillcan.
In referring to butin. s nil ..i i- , general
the president reveals biois- f i... ! atta.lied
to the tenets of free trade that, of yore It Is
again Instructive to follow bin litt-nitlv;
If we went to sell w r.m' be prepared
to buy Whatever, therefore, n.iv have
been our views during tin p.r'"d of the
growth of American hutin.i--. . .-n.-ertilng
tariff legislation. w must n..l4 adjuti our
own economic life to n harmed condition
The provincial standards and i"lli ls of the
past, which have held American tmaineta aa
If In a etralghtjacket. must yield and rive
way to the needa and exigencies of the new
day In which we live. The recent war has
amded our Isolation and thrown upon us a
great duty and reaponaihlllty.
Can there remain a llne-erlng doubt In the
Bi nd of any man that It Is Indeed Woodrow.
Wllaon. the academician, the ultra free trader,
(he apootle of the "new day" who ia speaking?
If etch doubt exists It ran be resolved bj
eaoif g ibis: The t nlted State dealres frr
t'sr'f i-rly eyual opportunity." Juat what la
I-'. rmer president Taft 'lunks the prat,, tent
la "guilty of a ooloaasl blunder" In ordering the
defeat of thn treaty he. ante of the aenate rater
va'lons Mr Taft la rirhf. too Hut candor
compels ue to observe tlvat be la htmaalf n
court with unclean hands If the president eom
niltte.1 a blurnler In recctlrg the treaty because
II lo.. I been effectively Americanised by tlo'
senate then Mr- Taft aa himself guilty of a
monumental blunder In exerting every means at
! his command to force the tre.ny on the ro-in'ry
! without any reservations whatever We aiir.e
with Mr Taft that Wilson blundered. lim f
j Mr. Wilton want 'o retort. "Ho did you " we
will nlao agree with Mr. Wllaon. ltlundeilng u
the best little thing ea. h of the gentlemen d.v
Mr. John I'ltipatrlrk'e eommlttee for crcyn
Ulng the Iron and ateel worker haa begun
writing letters to The World. The committee la
seeking favorable publicity. We are ao f,rly
dltpoaed that we would be willing to m e the
committee a full and Impartial hetntig too, hut
we refute ahanlu'eW lo do so w lo n Ht t'at,.nery
bears the ntt me of ' l.liam I - , s, r, ( . v
treaaurer."
W ill v r HITS MT.
.(..,. t ,1., mil ,, vdr A t.na't
I ain't afrni.1 of m-other, col sties always
mlrhn nice:
Inate.i.l of givi:, Spankings n'l she gives lis
It advice
An' I ain't af'iiid of aister when I'm tensln'
her. col she
Has been toll whatever happens she mutt
keep her hands off me.
An I ain't afraid "f grandpa when I'm doln"
something had
I'ut vou bet I f,,n my n-vntente when my pa
gels mad
Iv mother Jut' looks solemn an gits swf'jl
long cf face
W h-ii I in Vi. 'km' ui. a rtpiipilt an' tipaettln'
a'! the place
An' t-t -on ' M i. I el yon If that child
belonged t.t ma
I'd have him right t hi t minute lyln' Tat
n'l "t my knee'"
An" " t iti.lp.i slta an' chuckle, but there's no
bo. Ii ihat a bl'id
ir tlitnka It vary funny when fa glta mad.
'lalnf of!a that he scolds me. but whan he
does (lee whl!
You just g-t awful 'remMv with that angry
I'K.k of his.
An' he a'arts rlcht In a shotitln' loud the
thlncs he s gum' to .(,
Whll M t tli" shushes" .it hini co "she a
kle.t. frtk-!ltet.-. too
fut n.'fhm' ever happens - thn is n.ithin'
v -t v sud -
't'M'i 1 know I'm awful sorry w lien fa gi's
ti ;i l
i-e.r.cM pit h, y,,r t Oumi
3
Nile t liim l.l Hiierw iai.
the life of me what different II in the morning, and at night I ara
nia.ie w tic ii he earned an much - so tired and hungry I can't think
II, "UO !i,( In ihe end we had to to tell you how aweet you are. iiut
get some things on the installment' you know we are old married fixiks
plan which seemed to me nulla the now and muat be eenslble."
comfortable thing to dn Wewouldnlj Hut I didn't want m be aentbe
miaa Ihe little we i.ii, each week, If, wanted attention, the outward rr
on them, and cmijd ba comfortable preaeiun of hla love. I never tired
In the meantime. , of tailing him how I loved him;'
"We won't buy a single thing we, never wearied of caressing and do
can dn without.'' Tom snid. "but HtjlniT for him. Why should he be dlf
It will be cheaas'r nnd better for UH feient.'
to commence housekeeping at once I Thai I had msnv long, lonely
ws will get a few thingt Mils way. hours may easily be Imagined often
mil never arier we gat going e it winked at slowly as possible so
pay for all we have Sue. Hie,, we'll i that I would have something to do I
aiway know where we s'and " I had been accustomed In assist my j
Is.ng II ols re. mother with the work and our five
Itafore we had been In New York 1 i'ftle rnmiii seamed like a doll'a I
many davs I commenced to worry house, the work like play Then lo
ithe furniture and utensila were all
1 new ai were easily cared for. i
A Neighbor falls. I
i I w it handy wllh my needle, and
I made dainty curtains for all the!
iwindowa out of a cheap while ma- j
I ferial, anj in tha living room I made
i ovrr-draprrira of cretonne. I want
ed them for -the other rooma, but
Tom said 1 would have to w ilt.
I I never thought of demurring
i then, to anything he said. I was an
inucn In love, ao proud of him. so i
happy when he was with me. that
what I had or didn't have mattered
I nothing Thai was to come later
At thla time I had an Idea that the
; loss of my illusions, tuv fixed be
lief In Tutu would mean death to
tne Not ne.-.-sarily a funeral, but
death Jual the tuilne.
We had been In our llt'le apart
ment about two weeka, and ware
as nearly settled as we could he with
what we had bought. I waa begin-
I nlng Inwardly to chafe at the long
bouts spent alone when the woman
across the hall called on me I had
jtiotir.,! and admired her as had
rrliir pasted her in thn hall or on
the flairs we wire on th third
I floor vi had to rllmh two f .ighta of
long narrow stairs to reach our
i rooms.
, She Introduced herself aa "Mm
! Thurston" 1 noticed bar card laid
o-i Hie table real "Mra Walter
Thurston "
Tomorrow IMSftirblnr IJe.-us.
Q ABE MARTIN
Ther'a no excuse fer Iiarl Cupid
mlssln' a girl's heart thean days, tin
thing about prohibition when a fel
ler pleasant we know It natural.
Wrsl rare lay, Deocmhrr i. Hit.
Thla eh on Id be a fortunate di?
for moat enterprl". for an'rolofrri
read that Venus, Mercury and .Sen-
llini BIT awl 1 1 1 nriirnu i. in
l Ct..,,, . r.,1 IV.,,,,. . r. mjZ I
verso.
It hi a time most ansplHons tm
love affairs, which under this mix
should lead to prosperity and ha
pinena, eapeclally where ptnoni
connected with the navy are la-1
volvad.
Tha away 1 a lucky on for
theatrical affair". New prciluctienl
are subject to the beat poKstl.lt di-
reotloh of the star and amom
Ihem will be two plaa tlia l will win
lasting fame.
Venus foreshadows much mmptiel
nun entertaining, which will I. U
the symbol of culmlriu'U'n "r llm-
ltton, snce a pcrlud of t.onutiiy U
to follow.
With tha ending of Ilia you
many reactionary tendi m-iet will ts
apparent and this will give
courngement In one of me g re
DOllllial partb a
Merourv today gives promlass
better conditions for pub.ljlitri l
writer.
Tiere I a rood ign fur the"
who begin Journeys and eacc a )
for those who cross the a. aa ha Las',
era of Important meanus-ei.
Neptune la In a place nil as pre
saging a clearing of lha menlil
vision of individuals and nnoni
Women again are subject to tin
most stimulating and most profil
ing DlanelOTv liifluennee that wi.i
cause them to aspire to b gti offleai
and to attain to them.
Financiers will develop amntH
women In biiinea and H ere is '
prophecy that groups of them 3
organlte for nationwide, a, itc tl'a
Again new loaders air tirf
shadowed for women and 1910
bring to highest place mors l ,
one who Is now unknown.
Cajie of fraud will be dlsror-rel
In goTernment revenues, in a-Httle"
to those nrevlnuslv found, the 9 Sft
predict, anil they will be In Mirprt t
Ing nlarea
Persona whose blrtbditn It Is m
have a fnrtnnafa vear for hlH.'ritl
or employment. Young women "al
have offer of marriage.
rMlitran born nn I'll (lay ara
Itlfalv tn ka elavee eenerniia and B-
dustroua These auliteds "f
tori ua are usually aucce-af-iL
(Cknwright, l1, b ! McCluis Sa
paper gyadlala)
mm
The yo iiig 1 ,dv a-Tovt
says the d'-rtn't - ippi"-r .t
conipanv tha' ian ' al-s i:-i
colli-1 nftor.1 (o pM'iui-e J.
jdiu.a-a.
Sure ls's Qua-nh tteiir TtilraC
What the country wants Is to get
'his war finally off Its hands and set- i
I tie down to I' own Imperative bust-j
' ne.sa - fil'nvore American. '
'ti- way
v ,,, a o. lugli If 1 on Itarr!
eiv sstfe "IMal if vour father objects t
per cent mv nta--rv.ni: yo-i""
i I'athrr has got over the habit of
Cultivate
Your Better Self
Leavve the cares of the
day and the worries of
the business world be
hind "when you go home
evenings. After dinner
select one of your fa
vorite rolls and put it on
the ,
Aeolian Player Piano
Music will refresh you will cultivate ami hrins out
your better self. You owe it to yourself aa well as your
family to have good music at home.
A poorly constructed CHEAP FLAYER PIANO will
be a constant source of annoyance, eipenuo and (Ji.-c.it-iafaction
get an Aeolian Flayer, it's good.
EASY TO PLAY EASY TO PAY
1
MUSIC IS
ESSENTIAL
T0aU3A.0a-A-
417 Smith Main
Osagw IM-Sl S4
A. J. I IUI'1, Mgr.
Fx. lastvei IMMrTmitors for thn
fiewaliMr I'lanula and IncoinparaMo Duo Art

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