The Marion daily mirror., May 04, 1907, SECTION TWO, Page PAGE ELEVEN, Image 11

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riSeeiaK the cheese, still on bin plute
IWI'Teddy'B nose perceptibly elevated.
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f.VYef,"- ansiyerert Teddy, with the air
( alonnoisseur. "This cheese is very
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McINTOSH. MONTHLY
Mlk New York Q?
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AIN'T YOU?
Ain't you lonKln' Willi a loncln' none o'
winter's joys may iiteer
For tho lianim ncarum niimmcr, for Urn
plcnlo time o' our,
l''or tho wldo Htrelch of vacation, -whau
tile nights nra tiwcet an' mild
An' the days nro long an sunny, an' the
boy are runnlu' wild.
An' the sogglo eyes ate blttn', an' bluls
slngln' all the time,
With maBnollas full o' blossoms for tho
boys that dale to climb,
An' for romps across the country, where
the Uurk cloud shadowB (ly,
When a fellow cotB Bo hungry bread
tastes good oi.VunUliv plo?
Ain't you lonaln' for tl" summer, when
t;ie children quit their shoes
An' their fathers mop their foreheads an'
their inns wear peekaboos,
When the bees are Avorlsln" overtime
they've Rot so much to do,
'Causo the worli's so full o' honey that
they never can get through,
An' tho days are full o' gladness an' the
evonln'n full o' Joy
For eacli father an' each mother an' each
little girl an' boy,
With .the windows all wldo open to the
breeses from tho south,
An' ths good night klssos linger sweet as
honey on the mouth?
F I could have my way obout It, I would
have 'tor summer time
A blr park out by the bayou full o"
tmnuy trees to Climb,
An' with boats for Ictds to row
place for kids to swim.
In, uu'
An' old fashioned rope bwIiirs hangln'
down from overy. Juttln' limb,
An soincwnores along tho bayou I'd eon-
trivu some nshln' holes, ,
An' I'd havo a clump of willows that tho
kids could .cut for poles.
An' a placo they could dig bait In. an' a
placo where -they could wade,
An' whore little girls could .wado In n n'
no call to bo afraid.
After that all through each summer w
would meet there onco a wiels.
An' we'd sot them rope swings goln' till
we made the branches cieak,
An' we'd laugh till all tho heavens secm-
eu to nil nn' overflow
With tho music of our laughln' an' our
ningin- louu nn' low.
An' tho boys cjuld tw their Jumpers,
nu the girls could tear their skirts
An' tould hurt thelrselvea a little so thnt
1 could kiss their hurts
An" could heal 'em I've a notion over1
little bit o' child
Ought each cur to havo n plajtlin
when It could go runnln wild.
J. M. Iewls In Houston I'ost,
Papa Rsbuksd,
Mothar-Kathl, llstou what papa nays
on this post card: "Tell ICnthl to bo n
good little girl and not bo tlresoruo as
she has been lately." ,Whnt Bhall 1 say
to him ii) reply?
Kathl (lnd,lgnantly)-Tell him It Jsn't
proper to wrllo such things on n post
card, whero overy 0110 can suo them.
Pllegende' Wn'tter.
Agsol by Sorrow,
Client (to matrimonial ugnt Yon
showed mo this lady'e photo lush, year
and told mo due., .was twenty-five, but
tifter making Inquiries I (I mi shb ii
over thirty.
Matrlruoulnl Agent-Well, you see,
her .father died lately, 'juid that; laged
her much, Megondorfer Blatter,
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By courtesy of tho Chicago Trlbuno.
MISS IDA DE MARION, A CHICAGO BEAUTY.
Several intt'ii'stiiiff doyolopnu'iils resulted fionl n lecpnt voting contest
hold by a newspaper to discover tliomost beautlttil woman In 'Chicago. Miss
Ida Do Marlon, ylio stood tlitic in the limit result, received moro votes from
men than either of tho women whoso total voto exceeded hers.
His Thrifty Sons.
"Are all your boys making money?"
"No; ouly three. Two veio shot by
tho buron while ho was hunting, uud
ouu wtit run over by uu uiitomolilliv
They nl rccelvbd panslons, hut my
other boy Is. good for rtolhlug."-l',llu-goude
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The Tactful Hootess.
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Mr, Dutnblepnp I must apologize fot
coming Ju ordinary oveulng dress.
"HotitessWell, you really havo the
advoutflgo of us. Wo're alb lookluc
more foolish thou usual, and you're
DA BOY FROM ROME.
foflay eci com fiom Kctaly
A boy ces loeve ecu ltome.
An ho ees stop an' Hpeal: weeth tne
1 weesh he etuy ut home.
He stop ait say "Helloi" to me,
An' w'en he tlaiullu' dern
I wnell da t,mell of lleti'.y
atnell steccKlu' een hcei hair,
Dat com' weeth lieem across da cea
An" een da clo'es ho wear.
t.i peopls bump lieem reu da strest.
Pa nolio eci seme litem too.
?le ces so clumsy een da feet
He don' know w'at to do.
Deio ces so many Uicer.i: ho meet
Dat ecs so strange, so new.
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He sheover an" he ask ecf here
Ket ces so always cold.
Den ten hoei eyo ees con a tear-
He ces no vera old
An' oh, bees voice ces soun' so quwr
I have no heart for scold I
Ho lnolc up een da sky so gray,
lJtit, oh, hees eyo ees tie
60 far away, so far away,
An' w'at he sco I seo.
Da sky cet ces no ray today
At home ecu Hctnly.
Ho wo da glad ft ppoplu seet
Whole unrma shine da iky
Oh, while ho resa look at eet
Ho ecs becgen to cry!
Kef I no gronl uh swear a beet
So, too, my frand, would I.
Oh. why he stop an' speak weoth me,
Dees boy dat leevo een Home
An' torn" today from Hetoly!
I veosh he stay nt liomul
T. A. Daly In Catholic Standard and
Times.
Taking No Chances,
"Now be a gpod girl, and I'll give you
this penny when 1 cotno back."
"Hotter glvo it to 1110 now, 111.1. You
might not coiuo buck!" Brownlug'a
Magazine,
Uncertain Future,
"Aren't you going to housekeeping?"
asked tho friends of tho ewell young
Benedict.
"No," he replied: "I can't lease the
house wo wanted for less tqu a year,
tiiul we may bo divorced la six months,
ou know." Citiiollo (Standard and
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Comfort For Missy.
Not long ngo a young Imly of Mnron,
Gn., visited tho liomn of her fluuee In
New Orleiuw. On her rctuiii homo mi
old colored wonmn, lung In the hen lee
of the family niul co'iisequeutly pilvl
leged to put the ipipstlou, nskod,
"Honey, when Is you goln to git
married?"
Tho engagement not having been an
nounced, the Macon girl smilingly re
plied: "Indeed, I can't Bay, auntie. Perhaps
I nhnll never many."
The old woman's Jaw fell. "Ain't
dat a pity, now!" she said. "But. sider
all, missy, dey do say ilnt olo mnlda Is
(ho happiest critters there Is, 01100 dey
fiults Rtruggllu'." MppIncott'R Mogiv
Klue.
The Maid Rotort.
Mistress Anna, I taliove you have
been, wearing my ell.
Mnld-Oh. no, ma'am! I don't ro--uiro
a veil ns thick ns yours. Meg
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