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HE 1S NO PHONOGRAPH.
"0 tMW Uar.ld M~eeh Bas Ma e no R.
maikabi~i Memory.
hen ex.-Justu'e Meech bas some
shi t commiunicate to Mir. Meech
he does not wish to hear re
Ebd ~ verbatim atinapprropriate times
g css the hbeds of the family go
g 16r a ride, leaving instructions that
isoisou no amcounL to lbe allowed
f lave the house during their ab
ia aunaold is only 7 years old, but
an astonishing memory. He
Sdbers everything tb.t interests
u, and he wakes it his buts~inies to
6 Interested in whatever his gifted
Ilia says. Unlike most of tbe mu
- prodigies, he is no 'l'oiutruplhi
bi mental apitaratils i.
.segh lito things \%lic li ii kc his
lOy, but nrceives uirnl!tifts"i in from
umtaane jargo)I anid lilu~i',~ %%i lii binA
'inderstaiiding i"aniiot L~ctli 11le is
a bright. healteyili l v. '.u+,i LI
Ilitarl big ative 1itlu uii to I :. rt lunw
evimitor front rhi I j~l11u lil' Iltlior
shesh lbun in the jea.t. I nu'. Iutory
Was ill ta , lto niiddlin. ?: I ii, lie
1.iitd by ýý..y of tr!n . 1 f_ ftut
imgs lie i 'iM ' au It'dt ire tý ' i ',. t'vwl
anied . E~reitl'. nianins.
*%' hottOa'Ii -. w~o t i:
*'.listjhine."
' ht a her son's au~mu':"
" ~ t e.
*"I.ugvt~e what'~"
'I'"1Tu, Iuke' of Orlewn,."
What was the nameo of Josephline's
dauurhttutur
"Wh:at fatnous gnrhl r:ba w i:ti
N po--uo at WVatcrlk ot
llaroIcTM mental *Ilparatus had to
h ave little time here. He trook a
tarn shout the rot it and ttt;ith a run
toiiugju l to the nue of hkis V.i-itor
with Wclpftr r f t cxtory.
" Maralul~hal he sid.
"Can Iou ni .at soiuetlhitig .,-en
ou have heard it once:' asked Ilar
old's visitotr.
"Illi trc." t. i ' the boy. jumping to
the floor andi t, 'owitg ount huis chest.
The vkisitor, uk a mueanu advantage.
He quoted to the tot su' cting genuu
the fit st very of a nu:,;a.:itiw lhove Ipom:
The liut and the lupe t. 5.ethewr
Ihat * L -Lt letter to nc1w
It ta signed u insr a t~oI.Ien M jl'-.
It is r. detl with a icuidtn k.
The kw~.t wants inj.* out of ht.. -igt
Th'iK j want, ;iw .,tUt of %..- v"2
Harold mrade' an tuiusticci'ef:il effort
iS concl hIis. dhisgust aud hseguti
Tb " king and t~he lope t.net her
.A lita hare sent to me;
gii'nerJ with a gulden aomttlidng
and seai" with a golden Ley
The king wanta me out of hia kingdom
And the Dome wants me out
" vgoodncem. how I hate .oetry,'.
A larold hbad to have a drink of
water to take the taste out of his
mouth.
"What do you like, Harold
"He likes history," said larold's
''lsmma. "For two vears hb read
aothing but American history."
"Why do you like American his
Ir, slonld ''
TM e boy seized a flag which stood
hfed in one corner of the room and
waved it patriotically from ram.
parts improvised out of a haircioth
ia, and answwered, with a clheer:
*H*Hrrah! Because ther.'s war in it."
Thb n the youngster, having marched
atoud the rxom a number of times,
glunged into the story of the battle of
"gilob. and nothing could ,top him.
Though he did not invariably use the
emact words of the lustorjian. hi.
phraseology had the genuine 'historiy
al swing, and his voice and manner
eainged according to whether the de
mription was spirited or patlhetic. In
---ribing the heroic cf ort of Gen.
Johnston to oonoead from his staff the
,a nature of his wound the little
:.p wasa really iwmprelvc.
I.ttle Harold Meech' knowkd(ge of
the principal battles of the rebellion
has proved embarrarsing to the man
ager of one( or two panonuaua in C(i
eago. The first time he saw the
s-prewentation of the battle of Gettys
burg he cast his eye over the expanse
t cavasnn and detected at once the ab
aece of al important detail. The
lecturer looked the matter up and
found that the boy was right.
Harold inherita from hus mamma a
good dnid of his interest in history.
Not long ago Mr. Moeech pr d a
paper on "Josephine and Her C'urt,"
at the request of a society of which
he is . member. 8he reed the paper
ad a few days afterward Harold mot
bold of it. It was just in his Imie.
ISe ead it through once or twice and
with hlis mamma for an audience re
ited it with tineeffect from beginning
b end.
Harold is commander-inchief of all
&s boys in the neighborhood. Under
his direction they riade the allys
md fight all the famous battles of hs
tery without miming an incident at
ategic imporIem . In these battles
it d tiseable that the forces under
Narold invariably march on to vie
--old has an intimate knowledge
o.vel prominent man in American
pti- -Chicgo Tribune.
lb aEY+. ba too .1 Sb Learn
gM~ti00 of reviling the -o of
Wai the rroch army is spin
dhsti d. A military OR
tro Th g Tmp. has u: i
t ifavor Of shis He 1oapp
Ukiah ' dr i t) LI
while t which hgl0 -.
ild is t s atd al dwoi
6, - ter pteipr
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