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Ask. mil hall receive, that ymir Joy may
hi' full John 11:14,
Cmi'T make litii darkened slOUd withdraw;
Prayer olimba iS laddti iaooh aw,
(llvi'o exorcise In i ii ii i'I'I low,
HrlnKo 4rVOry lilroniiiK IrOfll oliovo.
In tht World 'o ohall hovo irltuilollmio lut lio
nf iood rhr, I mm uvtf toniv Inn wm III
John IK II.
A unt i In ii bolahdVilM rWVI furnlohod Iho "pi'Ol"
liil.ll III I liKln .
FnuMM hM tM "ii BMhtlor. Whol Ainorlv
Tinoilo Io a htjnvy lux on loiiforo
Thi' purflon who wioii". "I'otfhinl ITOUMN nmy
cover on hOTMMl hunt" inimi Imvo horn IhlnkiiiK
of hlh tivfnillo
A lltllo Klrl e4 in with hor ItM palntr.,1 U a
walking iirivortlMlMHl of tho Iniiiiiipotinty of
iinieliotly'o nmlhor.
MM folko who trlort to ooy II with floworo on
Molhi't'a toy u 11 it Momorlol day havo ilorliloil It
Inlfhl h rhi'Hpi'r In Bay It by wliolooo.
lnofflclonl puhllr toll ) (III pfodllM Ini-fflrlonl
boy anil iilrla who urn likely to follow I lint
bont all Iholr (Inyo I'linl into nohoula profll
a lonrt thoiioiinil fohl ovtt their coat.
It lo ougKCHieil that Iho ri'noon Mr. llevorlilito
dUI not t'oiti iiianrl more t-nnoldoi'Htloti at the
hainlo of llM Chlcugo convention wa becauae
lie tliil not mm 1 1 hi name to end with "ace"
There delight, thene. ottltiy dnyo In Iho liutn y
of an eleclilc fan, hut thio lo not even without
lln peiniltleo. jlulf mi houi-'o work In gathering
up puller about the room and oortlng out tho
valuable from tho rilacarderl after the dally
otiiiil tit the dek Ih the price many of u have
to pny.
A 1UN$ POZAfTIOAt rAOTOR
Mm h hn been mild of the new faetor In the
pollllt of the nation, the reference being to
Iho WOmaH vole ami (he feminine Influent e, but
not until the republican convention at Chicago
did 'he Idea fully register on tin llMtoUMMM
of Hume wflo have hitherto faalurtd with Monte
Huhoiantliil ri'milti in lite political a ic ii.i.
The nluetci nth ', im ndno'iit h.m not yet been
accepted by Iho republic, but women In various
tale am already I.hIoi In politic. I hey will
be unlveroally accepted an uch wllhlu a horl
time, and llu v and their Influence wa at Phi
cago, not partlAD a contrlluttlng fat Into to the
resull there iiiialoe.l, Ifil m vital factor In
the fln.il I'vangcllHl Ic dciiouiHtt allon tif the Sumiiii
Il Anthony moicmenl.
We think It Ih a fact thai i oinr ii.tlln lv fW
men of the republican parly among the great
number who have pai'tlclpaleU In the con.lucl
of Ihclr parly, were at heart partUan of the
ufftHgo cauac. The reuHou for thl lack Of
Ini'crfty In iMlr advoctcy nf wnman tight
nut be Inqulrwd Into here, nor argument adduced
to Jutilfy or IMtaYln It The mere aaoeiilon ot
the fact 1 all thai Ih noccaoary.
And wo ulo think It true that comparatively
few of tin He men who went through the Chicaiio
convention, from the beginning of the meetings
of the national cnmmlttee to the final fall of
the gavel on tin- convent Ion proceeding fifteen
day later, but returned to their home convert
to ouffrage and indent champion of woman "
active participation In the public affair of hit
country.
For (he "hatchet thrower" who blazed the
way and pioneered the movement; the unplr.it
anily tnuMcullne character that carried the hint
nera, picketed the public place and made tin
life of publisher and editor a nightmare,
aroutuug a prejudice that only politic conaidcra
Hon were able to at 111. worn rot at Chicago
Th women there In evidence were WOtntnl)
women; wholeaomt, Hwcet, modMl omen; In
moat caae mother of men. And the big fa. i
the thrilling fact that won them lntant atten
tentton and . incited the word nf orltlolfm be
for It wa poken, la that they ItOOd for docency
, Mil were moved at all time to throw inch In
fluency aa they now eek to wield, on the aide
of not liupMlblt and Impractical and Ideailotlc
ptirpone, hut tin Iho o!de tif prMtloAVl Amtl 1,1
decency.
And they ,oro not elf eeel'cr no c'ao In
titer Tho women oho undid Hie union
Hon luat elnooil woio divided In lh-lr inlvinii'V
nf candidate. That w" whiileorne Tit it I'M
aa II ahould have I.e. n. Hut I),, iv n- unit
on two prnpooll Ion: That they wan't I in dc
'fitniriaii,n In their fov.r Ih-iiiuiio tiny were
women; that they oppoii WOfllVR PmSdldatM I -i
any office In Ihl their flrat campaign, mi l lo
after MtoH 'be WWMfl aillanl, I min 'I bj
the olnglo standard, earn the piofitreitiia. hmmr
fairly and o'liiaraly.
I'ollllc I a ordld. aelfloh ahd l tlloea aoldljf
coniinert lal vniatlon lht alo at linn' nb iho
patience and lulerwllon of th moflt UM bit
lllll ileioli e A i ml pOftlOtl of lln" WPdld
eo and MelflMhno I not oar 11 1 In 1 , a iery con
ltlrable pnltloli .it I. i. in ami mil-' " ill". I
nated If the magnificent and Inkplrlbl vorailon
la In altrHi i In It Dial type Ml inllal fol Ih
well being, in eouitnnnd lite ai I Itlnnal ad her
film and BUPpOM of the mil' larajai i
mi 11 1 .i 1 1 1 y enoi nihil Iti (he nip i ohm ..f any iiinv
in, tit
And tha women of tho land can bring Into
I he politic il anna that flm - ,.f dlaorlml
ntt"n nd Ih plendld i nrarllcal ldallm
anil loylty Ikal will leaven Ih Whol And Ih
Word we would brllig In olir reader Ihl'1 limiti
g. the good cheer w would leavo will, I I'm
la thl The W0ml1 of Iho Ratio, have broillhl
lhne vlt i in Into the partlaan couimi it, nil
men for the nionient a bit nloOOUrOgod n I 1 1
nlven renewed comfnri and a flm InaplrOtlofl b
that knowledge And tiny 0OHl from Chteagn
tn (heir home deter mined to urge their Wl fnotl
who have be, it Inclined to hold aloof, to finer
politic and beeoini- inodeHl footori therein,
pod t.f the vigor "f IliO' opoOtlog 111 P rV ll
hi Ih" hopeful doctrine thai the wotneSt 01
ianl.alliin in DOlltiOfl InUMt rOOOlM the InOtOtll
and full h4Jkrld cii-opeiatlun of pi-actb-at men
iili"i, pracdcal and pnnolble l b ill havt hlthorto
n nut en lled In polltlot a It bM boon played
To tin repiihlltan WomOOJ of I k la In una Tin
World i ntend the rlgb band or followahlp with
mil reaervnllon of any kind It Khali be III proud
Ivllog and Ha happleat pbaoure to alit ihem
and give aneouragement to Ihem In every way.
t01 M iNTtNG
Among Ihe thing which have proud an em
baitamenl In many wnyn In Ihe freOOl ni l b
tomonalrallon of the wlil nf tin. .i. in pn
llllcal affalra ha been the preoent prim it'y
lorn Theoretically devloed In give a bolter
chalice for the untranimeled verdict of Ih
uiaoaeo lii Iho olectlon of candldati'M, it h n
worked out to he, n compatcil lo th old SOU"
ventlnii ayalem, ti lumping mil of lb" frying pan
Into Iho fire If NIcholiiM Murt ii Hut or del
tint aclileie any of hi ambition In th.' Chicago
I'onvenllon, he al leant drv orodll fur pul
ling into word the popular dioeontonl With the
ytem folltOd upon tin In the nam of reform
that ha proved ltelf a greater IttHlrtimi-nt of
corruplliin Ihan the evil Which MOOmpOntOi
polillcul melhoil In the paal. and ha ahnwn
tlMoif le able to arrive at n pnpulai vt-i diet
than the molhotl of our fathom.
"It ha failed, al II w in bound to fall." av
Mr. BtttlOP, "It I UBOOUnd In theory, uitwnrk
able in pacllcc, and a tin-American a" Mty po
llllcal device thai haoiyel been RUMOOtad by any
body. Thl ytem ha Invited, nay II In, ai
mot tonpolladi huge expenditure on th, patt
of thoae who have fallen vloilma to II ipllolta
lion, and yel il ha iiroved nnthlng amoapl that
Die great ma of republican voter await with
entire confidence Ihe result of unprejudiced and
tiulrammcled AlPOUMlOn by It delegate in enii
1 cotton.
"A a method of exaggerating Iho Importance
nf mn.ill mllloritiM thil ytem I nulte nb il
The newapaper announce that Mmoboay or
other ha wept' a given male, but, when we get
the fa 'I. It I found thJ the "wecplng " con
Hinted In polling omevhere beiwaen 4 ami 40
per cent of Ihe parly vote. It la probable thai
in all the recent tulmarle tin widely advortlaod
iht'oughoul Ihe land there wore not an many
mtcH ciiHl for all the conletant an will be ca.it
for prOOtdant KlOBa In the rliy of New York next
November."
Harvard unlverally Inform u Unit It I
mowing on Mar now Which I not half a In
ttrcHling a to know when the price of nafloa
illie I going down i n our own plain t
Many of our alien Immigrant never are nMe
!o apeak anything but "broken KngliKh." Wbl h
reiniiiil u that n great many of our native pot n
. Itiavna aucceeii In uiungliiiK It beyond retialr.
una nf the moat Italic eiHleiivor to artme
public Interim i an attempt to pro-convention
prediction n to who will bo nominated for
iice araaldant.
Tha llnnor iiuenllnn I definitely out of poli
tico, an far aa national poliib 1 concerned, it
can come back only by way of repealing tint
aaiiOtlt llllnnil aiuendmcnt. And no one 0V0f
vet beard nf a l onatitullmial aiiietnllm til til ing
repealed
Vanderl'llt aald "The public be darned." Hut
Samuel liompfi'H I more polite It no lena
positive He ay 'The public ha no right
WhtOtt are Htipcrlor to the toiler' right to do-fi-tiil
liiuiHi lf lujtaliiat opprt ooitin." Take your
, holce.
It in a MtlTOO of conatant aurpriO to the av
cragc man lo nee what wordet.i a woman mn
ICOOmpltah with a few old ribhona and piece of
U.-e and other odd and end No doubt live
could give a few dexterous twtnt of her fig
leaf and look ever o much more chic when
dt caned for dinner than w hen getting breakfaot.
A Washington report av the uawilme up
ply will not laat more Ihan 20 ,ar. That la
what you can think of tor OOMOlhtioa when
you are compelled to endure an Irritating delay
waiting for a ptooooHlon of car to gel from
between you and your treet OM at Iho buy
croaoir.ga.
Oklahoma (hithurnt
The dop wrlieio who prdletd a dark limn"
WOft nut so far wrong after all.
Have you ever notlred. asks mil Inngby. that,
when the urn xpreti t huppriia verythlng tOtPAt
to go wroiik.
Our pogHlon aiinply la thai a recess during I
hall'itlng ai a national convention I bad fol
iv li it. Hi ntlmant
Aim in- othaft who gUOOOtd wrong I that I
yoong Tuisi oouplt who namod their son, born i
iiuiit.g ccnrtntlon week, Hiram
IVo are convinced now that II 11 ahtoliltely a
USelen waste for the public to altempt to ex
in it togjilmotita through straw oalfott
Winn the ir.nrds are finally unfolded, Dr.
iiniii gooli of Oklahoma i anothor man who
will protstbiy be affllottd with a iron bod
mini Ii lice.
A little Tulsa ttltl who ha following the head
llli. .11" i n.nlliil llo ol hoi day bv nay
lie I wlli thogt il 0 l"s ami I W W a
would qgit, Tin s'l .' gnlng to blOW up tOmtthlBg
yet.
in f the sti -incest thing In thi world, do-
' i n. - ilp- liiii, I Now. I hnw a man ran be
OOfna an economical he wntilil rather burn his
i ' -villi a match than throw invay an Irp-h
of cigar.
The six vol. whoh marked the hlch point
n irhtd by Mr. Hoover, slmws alao alien- the
Ulterarj Dlgaal wasted g lot ,,f motu y Mending
nut ili .se 1 1 .iino.niio hallo's to get ii line on
public nonunion!.
Itaronti fer of I'ublic Opinion
Agiiin-i obi CJaard
Kilitor World Af'et the big dlaappolnlment of
yaaterday iai Chloago), at leat to me, 1 feel
that I iiniHt ospraoa hiyrif to ome one to re
II V my feillAg or ' huri.
Ai n -t,,,n ai In your ehy I trove your Indulg-
anoo, ana Rlnooroly hop yen wii give ihi
I el v Written loiter a IHtle apace In your wotthy
pa per.
I notitii In Ihe rival paper t'oininenl from
Ihe oppoaltloll mi ihe llnlilnallnn of ihe Ohio
ii iim . making the aaecrtlon that he would be
eanb-r beaten than any ,.f ihe other candidate
Now in niy opinion they are only kidding thom
"' bin Tln-y partahlly are not fooling anyone
cine Any good republican could lie elected
thl year and after MOM the mlabakaa ami e-
lraat2ano of the pit-sent ntlmlnlotrailoa i Jo
tint think th" people are going tn lrut Ihe
domooraUO parly with Ihe rein of Bovornmonl
of Hif giOal republic again for noma yearn to
conic
.1 In I. card to the Chicago convontlnti
I Wooil wa the logical candidate anil
hould have bei-ii nomlnnlcd and would have
boi n if : t-r I in iho choice of the manors nntwlth
si. nnll. iv Ihe fai'l, that Johnnon, I.'iwden, Hard
inc. lie alt r I men. In fact 11 would be eaov
In pick out inure than a doxen among the large
numhoi of brilliant lateamvn, any one of which
u OUld have made good.
The only irrlovancc I have I In letting the
ol, I guard run thing. Il high limp they were
eliminated. They are to blace for the election
r Willi m In both Instance I for one would
Ilk., I,, sec I'enrtmo, Knox, BprOUl and aeveral
of fhelr in; thrown Into Ih dlooard "ami
put In new mn." They only ciime dlaatlfac
tlon ami oirlfe In the party. In my opinion no
m in should bold office more than four yonrl
,,r two terms In any rapacity from village BOB
1 ible in tin- praatdancy of thla giorlou republic.
Prraldanl Oompora of the a r. of T,. and other
loador of the labor union havo been In power
ton long If found Worthy give any leatler In
any party tun lorma inon maara rum step down
ami .mi and make Way for a new man Judge.
si'Milms r oigt'eONmell . lllil leaders or bosuns In
anv political or pubUt srrvlr,. of Irunl hnuld
Ohly haie ro terms n sucronoinn I hope my
ueinneratlr fi-b-ntl arr not going to flatter
"i"" lie nil itti.ither four year of extrava
gance and a .bun.' t,, put Ihrlr fingers Into
tin lOVomitlonl pit of aaay money. Thai should
ami must be ntnppeil ol ihl country I rulind.
AIo I can assuie my democratic f i lend I
hme traveled mer a fnr.it deal of the smith In
tin last months and found a good many
dyed In the wm.l democrat not enthualaallc
over Wilton and hi pollrlea.
In OonalUalotl would ny I trntl you will par
ion a strangrr (or taking up so much of mir
valuable time. My only excuse I "I couldn't
help It."
Thanking ynu In advance I remln your verv
respectfully, a traveling man anil a staunch
ItnoNevelt republican. J K. M.
jrul, .tune 13.
A to Wag-en
Mltor World: inn claim everything I oo
awful and that wage re so high, etc Why
don't you Ml out and get Info tho collar and
gel some of lhee hlirh wages' Rh i The reaon
I verv sltnplo: Offloo men. lawiers. progohori
don't like to work. 'Nuf said Hut like to tell
other people how glorious and good It In to
work You holler from pulpit and press hniv
much ihl nr that WOrkor get and that we
must loWOf the etandard nf living of the Ameri
can wm'klngman. Vmi hint that muak ratt are
good ami all kind of punk hut we notloo that
you ami your kind never 'ry lo gel thee" lucra
tive Job or rat any of these rt and rice. I
say ralHo the Htandar'l nf living of the Amet lean
worker. I was horn and ralaed hero In Okla
homa My u 1 prints . ime from ,,d Virginia
Yours for a better Amerlnn
Mounda, Okuv,, June IS
I rOta the ropUbltOhn tb-kct. but will support
no man that want u to llrj on rata and rice.
JOHN u aOROOhf.
ninn-giinl tin- 1'iHiplc
Bdltor World- ror the third consecutive time
the o cinlr.atlnn ronlrolilng a republican na
tlonal conventlou ha ettihbornlv refused to al
I ni the choice of the r ink and file of the party
lo he n t no . It candidal for president. It
must be apparent to all republican that thla
situation cannot preiall In many future conven -llona
Without the ultimate disintegration of a
gn id portion of It membership Thl
policy h is i tendency to deatroy rcpreaentatlve
government. a
If uni will bo kind enough to print Ihl In
rbur column htadad "Itarometer of Public
Opinion," would he glad to hear from vuu and
other rapUblloana as to some plan which will
r :t in tha destruction of this un American
i , i , A RDPITBUCAN,
Tiller JUn 14.
wo i m RinmN'
(C.ipvrlght. 1S20. by FMg.ir A. Ouest
NO IIs" frettln' when the rain comes down.
No use grlevln' when the gray cloud frown.
N,, us,. sU'hln' when the wind blows strong.
No use wallln' when the wnr'd all rong.
only thing that a man can do.
Is ork an' watt till Ihe sky get blue.
No use ninpln' when ynu lone the game,
.. use Mi'l'bln' If v.iu'ie flee from ehame,
No use cryln' when tho Harm i dune,
lust kiep on iryln' in' ewrkln' on,
only thing for a man to da,
1 l ike the loss an' begin anew.
V, use n orpin' when Iho ni Ilk Is spilled.
Ho lit growlln1 when your bopil are killed.
No use kl. kin' w hen the llgh'uln' atrlke
Or th" flonde come along an' wreck your
dykoa;
Only tiling for a man right then
l in grit his teeih an' H'art uguln.
Pot it' llfo la an' the things that are
Th n you've go! lo face if you travel far,
An' the storm will come an' the fal'.urea, too,
if pi ana go wrong spite of all you do;
An the only thing that will help you win,
la the grit of a man with u stern art chin.
A PICTORIAL REVIEW OF THE PLATFORM
(OopyUfht; IIH0
TO MINIMI
CI&P0T16
Thm hachhanm of thm nation.
Roadjuat ttuatimn.
Rmducm
Taha tha railroadi awaf
ho Botitician.
Protott
jklJoi i Ti 1 1 Aoo taM 7 "iHll'iil fP3ijj
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Margciret Catretrs
oc Husband
CHAPTER XUV
Ni-w Tnctioa
i remained with Blgta and the
chlldn n fi r an hnur. 1 was passion
ately fond of her children; they were
audi dainty and Wtll behaved dar
ling. Clarence, the oldeat, wa a
manly little chap about 7, then
Chariot 4. and Madge, about In
pita of hr love of gayety Btate'a
chltilren were never neglected. Htm
had a very capable nurse who wa
dOVotOd to Ihem.
With Iiella help I hal taken en
tire can- nf DOftnJd Mother often
kept htm for hntirsi nr would OOmo
and stay with him while I went ahop
plug, ami as ha was a very good baby
I really wis not at all confined be
cause of him.
M 1" n Bob came home io dinner I
told him of my muiiiing walk, and
my call mi Mole.
"I hadn't been nut for a couple of
da.ls and it did me gnud. My head
ache wa cured almnHt magically.
"1 have always told you not to
stay in on closely. he returned.
"Ynu woman don t get half . .-ii
ftesh air." Then. "I hope you told
Klslo that we had decided to go to
i'i Iiiu'te' party; rather that you
had; I told her I should go "
"I am very sorry. Hob, that I told
Blait l wouldn't go without consult
ing you. Il waa very wrung. Hut so
lung aa I 'lid tell her so It would be
In extremely bad taste for you to Bay
you would go. Don't you talnk so?"
I spoke very slowly and calmly.
"Had ta.-dc nothing! Whal's that
got io tin with an affair given by one
nf niy oldogl friend, and an affair
I wouldn't ml for a good deal?
Th. 1, id t isle w as your In even
thinking I OOnld be coerced."
"Wmy. Hob I I ild you I as a 'rry
You .won't insist upon going, now,
will you'' 1 told Klsle all about It;
that I ghOUld have connulted you,
ntc, and also told her thai I know
when ynu reailaed how I felt you
would gladly remain home with
ITtinalil and me."
"A Donald goes to bed before
dinner. I can't see Juat why you
lon g hint In, and as I have told
Henry I will come I surely shall go
In hi parly If ynu want a good
time you will come along: hut If you
The Young Lady
Across ihe W ay
The young lady acroaa the way
Igy a the thing to la i to eliminate
the middleman entirely and buy di
rest from ih Joubcr.
H. ti.
i'.' i,.i
, Advt.
fj) Ths mi so TrUiuno I
NO TIC IT I
NOT TO BC uso AtAIMST
TMg uivUttiMiNT'
IMI'AaTiAL LSWI AND JUT
1lfM4Ai.& VVIAL. ( tOAOVOtlD
tS Ua IM IHOotTMiALi
On Hrihmt.
Dioarm thm protidont.
hit toad to ha tan go
farthar.
Tha weapon that Palmer
Amaricmn ttandardi of
Uvinm.
Tha foreign relation.
league, plank.
Ol
The Horoscope
"The itari iDfttnt hul Ho net eoropid."
Tuesday, .hum 15, I a Jo
(Copyrlaht. 1920 by th" llcClurl tflTTaOl
per yni1l-:al.)
Thi i a lucky ijAy. according to
astrology, for Neptune and Jupiter
prefer to remain at home- why,
please yourself."
"You really mean to go?"
"I certainly ahall! And while we
are on the subject, Margaroi, I
might a well tell you that I shall
nontinue to go with ha1 my old
friend Jut a 1 used when mother
n.is wuh me. Ynu can, of course,
please yourself about going with me
but, I shall ifn every :lme I Un lg
ilted. So doit t decline any more In
vitntlon for me unle you vvioh to
emtiarraa youtaelf "
It may sound a if Hob npnke an
grily; but ho did not. Ills lone wa
ooldly quite; hut I could tee that nt
meant every wArd he aald. I fell a
ohiver of apprehension run over me;
was I obliged to keep on fighting
the Influence of these friend he
knew before 1 met him? Well, If
ntoetaary, 1 would keep on fighting
i ti i' siiongiy ror good.
It I a rule aald to be fortunate Tor
j speculation or Innncial ventures that
ofirr laige rcwarde. .
Trade and commerce are quite well
din i led al tin Hme. and rumnra of
piMwihle jianlc or money stringency
IthOUld be WatthOd Huapiclnusly,
since trickery and treachery are
I foreshadowed.
L There la an encouraging sign for
Rravel on the water but many will
I Journey across get I, only to meet
many flaaspoiajlnionta and large
rexprnes.
Clearer vision on the part of the
peoplt M ini long boneath the surface
lot think' I ttrodlotetfl Strong reac
tlnns of opinion are prognosticated.
Karly In Ihe morning Saturn la In
. evil place, making for some sort of
l would let Hob see just how un
happy, how miserable I was mad
because of them; and because of iho
way he Insisted lupon clinging to
Ihem.
"Oh, Boh. ynu can't moon wf-ii
you o.iy' You can't Intend to make
tue unhappy when I love yeu o!"
and I buist Into sobs.
'There. Margaret," Hob said after
a few minutes, "You make yourself
HI. You don't have to go. an why
are you crying? I should think you
would enjoy gnlng with me. but if
you don't that s up to you. Hut do
stop crying, dear. Delia will think
I am beating you," he added whim
sically. "I'd rather you Would."' I sobbed.
"I'd rather be beaten ihan not loved
the same an 1 love you. I don't want
anyone but you! 1 married you be
lli r wanted lo bo with you. I
could have aeen you with other peo
ple. I married ynu tn be alone with
you; and thought you felt Ihe same
toward mc "
Hob made no reply, but took a
magazine and commenced lo Mad,
I cried for another few niliiut,
then gut up ami wiped my eye. Th' ti
I leaned over Bob'a chair and
pressed a W upon hi cheek, at the
saint) time telling him how much I
liiviyd him. I then went quietly uut
of the rnom and upstnfre. if he
I Iktd w hy I didn't remain with h'm
1 wn iild tell hlni that 1 wanted him
to mi" how nice II was lo 1... mm,.
I trouble for farmers, who will be In
LgtlUmtntal In making a startling
VibuU In tho elei'tlon returns of more
j than one state
Theaters ahould benefit nt tHi
, time, veii though the Hummer Is at
I hand, for Ihe planetary direction
't eeiuH to presage ext raordlnary in
' lereot In all things dramatic.
Danger of mining trouble and a
I coal strike again are fnreaoOB
THI should be a lucky wedding
! day lu the sense that it Bermn to lead
I to material successes.
'irnwih nf radical ideas and the
I sprrud of the moat progressive Ideas
; w III he marked In tho next few
montha.
Repeatedly those who read tho
stats have warned the world that a
W nrilfl f llllllk'.- IliUHl 1.. BtseeTgaTaNs,JjgfW
rder of Uiltigs must
Aboui an hour afti rward he came
Up to go to bed.
"I thought 1 t-hould find V All f ael
"sleep, he tald. "Thrw'a a ,ian,iy
number Margaret. You muat
read il.
-Mid you didn't mlna me?"
Ml you! What do you mean"'
hy -oh, nothing." I answered
thru again 1 commenced to cry
"Kor heaven'a sake, what are y,,u
crying about again?" Hob asked
You. don't even mis ma when 1
leave the room," I sobbed.
"Do be sensible and go to bed. You
pave made yourself nervoua by cry
ing so much I hate to so a woman
your age crying over every little
Ihlng. Come now and be sensible "
he kissed me caressingly and aa us
ual anon aleeping aoundly.
Tomorrow Self-coin munlon
An Imitation milk made from pea
nuts s.i closely resembles the real ur
tlcle that It turn sour and curdle
produces buttermilk when churned
and can be made Into oheeee.
Vooe
Atcck
I.udwlg
Harwood
To deyelnp aviator the Hrillah air
J mlnlalry ha established a w.-li
equipped a. hool with a threo-yeai
couree, open to well developed boys
of 15 and It yeara of age.
A new and powerful electric lamp
for mlcroeropea conalat of a qgar-ter-ln
-h glaaa tube, bent In the form
j of a circle and containing a alngle
tungsten light filament.
According to an Austrian naval of
ficer gaa bubblea rising from a depth
bomb dropped Into a slormy sea
quleied the water aa effectually aa
oil would have done.
do w
sine I
tr
Weat. graduato chiropodist
Uliaa H, dg. Cedar 838.
Kennies' Notebook
Thl afllrnoon wile I wa wawl a
home frum akool I iw Mary v '-
kins wawklng in hack of me. and I
wan ki d lloW and then portandod a
be aorpt Ised wen she cawt up to .
saying, i ), I dldont know you WA
there.
And I kepp on wawklng along" I
of her Ihlnklnii of lumthtnf to
1 ami after u wile I sed. (I. Its w II
! todaj, Its in Itty peer tumralr. aln:
It?
Pont you know' sed Mary Wa'
kins Hounding snlppllty as enythlng,
uie thinking. (1, she must be niad
about tumthlng.
And I kepp on wawklng along' 1"
of her attd prilly noon 1 sod W.
you be glad wen Its vacation?
Wbal do ou care? aed Mary
Walking.
o. I don't know. I sed. Thinking,
limit. I wnnder wat she' mad at?
And after we had wawked another
lltllo way I thaw! of a good thing
to any, saying, O, that certny a
prltty hat.
Jest beoauan you say It I dont
prove It. ed Mary Watkln.
Helng a feare anser. and I thawt,
Holey amoaka, gosh. And I oouldonl
think of rnythlng ell good to say,
ami after a wile Marv Watkln aed,
limit ynu kimw a gentleman I sip
poMi d to waw k on the outMlde nf a
lady.
Mecnlng on account of me walk
ing on the aide next to the houtai
lusted of ntor the cerh, and I quick
gol crround on the outsldo of gar,
snv ti, thai rile. I must of bin
thinking of southing elta.
Helng wat she was mad at. and
wouldn't
I after that she answered me all rite
! wen I tawked ami wen wo got to
j her houee I tipper my hat all Ihe way
j off of my hed to her and kepp on
going home. ,
nlzril and they now del larr that tho
UnitOd Slates I In a state of Intel
; let tual rovolntlon that will be pow-
ariui in us errvcta.
The leveling of all rank and tfca
rendjuatment of eoelety la tn be as
marked In thl country aa abroad,
although manifested In other ways,
astrologers prophesy.
Persona whoso birth date It Is may
expect change to tho coming year,
especially If born In the morning.
Children horn on thla day may
4U
j have many vicissitudes during life
gnd should be carefully prepared for
Ihclr tirugglt with human problems.
I They are likely to be talented and
i very sensitive.
Food Is contained In a new dinner
pall In a number of compai Itnenta
afound which circulates air that can
be warmed by burning solidified nl
cohol In the bottom of the pall.
Chicle producing treee have been
discovered in Hritlsh (iulaua and Ihe
ills' merer haa nblained a conceaslon
covering C.20U equal c mile of terri
tory which ho will prospect.
I Ah inventor ha patented vertical
I rear buinpere for automobiles. In
tended to meet the horizontal front
I bumpers of following cars and pro
I vent collisions marring bodies or
fender.
St
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