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RULE OF THE ROAD.
A London Pebcerr an Explained
til
Matter Very Clearly.
'Tie r.rst i5.iv Iti I'i. gland" a; s an
A uteri in traveler. r:y li-:trt J sj n i :
Inl) my thr. at sever J UT'S Hiding
nil f fl bll. Ill"' driver would ill
way turn toward tin- I ft w Iumi we
were ulxiilt to pas another X 4-ti i- !.
mill. iillhoilgh I knew lli.it t tin ( was
tin' English cllslom. I held !l lifh!
niu cot shivers anticipating it t! 1 I n
every llmi'. one morning I !
ilji lo H ill' "iii ui nt Iv iibC'n Cross to
Eft luy hearing, and, a In- win dls
nih to be talkative. kept hi:. i i I'lii
pany.
'Among other thing. I nskisl Iilm
whether there win uny rule requiring
lslestrlan tn keep Ihe 1 f t . Xu, he
tnl.I me; It wa only f ir the romlw.iv
thnl I In rule held
"I then asked dim why It was Hint
In England It"'? nlway ttirtiisl t,, the
Ifft. whereas In all other countries the
nile In Imc ti tin- riKht
" 'th. Il'ijt-ry ItnjMirimit to kwj tu i
thi l-ftfi all iMTloiiHly knrrr It
wa,w-j liiiixirtm I In olwri tlii
of th road, ln:t why turn In tlir
- v.-'. 'jsri"'
"WVII, h aald. Til kIiow you Now '
)U ;-im. tiT and Iw Inl in.- to the
middle of the roadway Yo .-e.- he
ronllnued. 'how the trnrtlc iimvea along i
Ilie two klden of the roadT
"Ye. I aaw, and a pretty alcht II
km, too a vtrlng of all aortn of on
veysnee roinlliir toward U on our
rU'hf mid another tnotlng away from
in on the left nt far ai Ilie eye rould
i " Well, flow alul In- wa I l"V III!
I .ri'sive stipp".'.- j mi wire driving
il iit In the middle here and ii not her
I l.i'lTk-i- .! c i m I nt: the oilier w'y . I.'el
' toii t'irTiiil the rijlil. don't
U .il noiiM In- getlllig III the
I u i f !l'l t'loe ehli lin'''
'Yi -. I jii t li.it
" II. !i:i' why we always turn
I I. in, i." ifierw.ird tint the 'd 1 .!
oe tivl :i i f..r nil I he tnfi. million
i-id ::heii ine" olH! t'i iii;ii
j A ROYAL DESPOT.
i
I WuMtemberg Prince Who Sold Hie
Subjects Like Cattle.
I'ruil and ileMil were toii- of the
I ietty prln who ri:!ed tin- father-
In r il In-fore lti Napolenuli' war-. wept
them :iwa " tl -!. Jjl'.-elie of U urt
teiniiiir. I. m I'i I T'J . ill'il Iii 17:i'l
arid ilnriim to- Wt Ihe jc-ari of life
toiiueiitiil hi-, pan-liti, UU wivet r.tid
ItN out ti II h 'Irxt roniort. I'red
rlrka of !'. reiitli. TTa worthy of
lillll When eliterlfg Wiirttemlx-r
.ili afirr their IliairlUKe ttie giliH
threw mutter .f flower In .'ront i f
them. "What do thoe dog watit'"
Ihe prlnreiia axked her hUtlifltnl They
were alwaya quarreling and never
epoke to eni h oilier without aiiarllng
The prlnre wa alwaya abort nt tumicy
and aold (,im of hi aubjeota to I'ng
land to raine the wind. He took the
lr wretrhea from tbe fields, rlapped
.t nnlform on theui and aent tbem to
their deatlualloo a If they were rattle,
lime lie railed all tbe young men of a
rertaln d!atrh-t lefore blin and mad
the following speech: "My brave boys,
do you w ant to go to fight Id tbe rank
of tbe Ktigllab heroes against the sav
age of the continent?" No reply was
mnde for tbe moment. Then a number
of the youths atepped forward, and
one of th.-m said. "We do not want to
Im old like Bheep.' Tbe prlnre prompt
ly gave order for two of tbem to t
seized, put against a wall and ahot at
onre. Tben while the blood was run
ning from tbe mutilated hodl-s of the
two unfortunates tbe prlnre by dlrlne
right said: 'Tlnn away. You see I do
not want to Impo- my wilt on you. I
think of your welfare like a father
do- of M children. You want to
fk'ht by the side of the valorous Kng
llsb " All consented. 8-hlller heard hi
father tell thl story, and be himself
related It In scene of one of hi
flay.
Bank of England Watchers.
When you enter the Knnk of Eng
lend by nny ibor four pair of eye
unt'h you. though jmi nr.- unaware
of thl f.i t Stuati-d (ioe to tl:e I
'hiding place Pi wl.l. h are
c.oors ari'
f.'iir K:irliui 'tl-e brir.l.. ).tl ca'i
tici sec thriii. but thcyVvi w.it. b y.u
vi:h the aid of reflecting n.Irr.T I'i
1ii Ii tl;cy can ace your en: ranee ..I'd
exit and every movement from lh
time ymi enter the porta' of wc.iUh t
the moment von Jenvethem.
EFFORT BY PROXY.
Involuntary Attcrta to Help Athletea
at Exciting Moment!.
Iii pictures il t : i : - t -1 j i ; t It l n .
i tm-Ily ImrdY r.oe und lilgli J u ijj ;
nil occasional k-. lainr I Mi-ti I" u
ijiiiM-r Misitirc.
If !t I a jii lure f mi athlete Ia i
1 nt:. ton i li iJn I l ik tin HMt i.i:ir
h.n Involuntarily raised hi right log.
twisting hi l""ly In automatic expres
hlnti nf it desire to help the Jumper.
With hurdle rue photograph thl cf
ten may U- noticed, tun, and In the
ease f (.printer not n few men aland
W illi face twisted up and holding Ibe
tin- ill In corri-ot Imitation of the ath
lete actually cnuicllug.
So, t Mi, with fiMitlmll vlfMt. In n
i'f a Mc nnnie tin rn wait a ihtoi;raiu
of a iiimu on tin- aid.' Hue wan IiIiik a
tacklf wlin wuh i rourliliig dow n l:i al
iixwt rn. I luittatloii it a wailing !
frtiM inn n whu was aliowu at th mo-
. lui til luuUIng ready for liU lap at the
ruuinr.
lu who follow athii-llra know how
lutoiunlarr IhU N. ihm athltl train-
rr Iihk aiM-rl In buudrrdu of r1'"-
fur- M'. wati-liliiK aninf on of hU
hnrg.n high Jumping, with hi h-g
awung mil juai as If he wore making
the leap himself. There It a aort "i
relief for the feeling of trying to help
the JuniT lu awlniciug the l.-g up m.
and alumni any rni I likely to tlml
hluiMelf doing It lntiiirtlvely.
It may l- iioilre.1 at prlri-nhts that
Koine men g- through Ihe entire l.attle
f .11 l..-lt for pille h. Totting and rounler
Ing mi I inn c i mi ry tpiM'tietit m they
wnlrh the strutfle U-f'Te thelll.- Men
drlii' and ride horti In rai-es from the
I u ;o1 mnkiiig the effort In Ihe slretrh
along wiih the jo, key of Hielr f.iney.
Thl Wit ( the w.-:i known feature
among th" tae crowd where there are
nn ii v grand Mm.d rider. " In wres
tling mat. In nl:!iot nay one Jj!,trv,
purely i l;ittinrt, to help liie nt i'i-te
who is down and who is lirMglng il"
JMTStel I a"lthe f'"
Alid let thele Is r.ilely Ilo-.!li e',i-
pathl ':-ge-!i -n In the a!-nr hirgeil
w vii to hrl'ig e'-'iit n retn't tnf
-t . i it - -
fi-ri-i : fr .in what naturally might he
epe. t. d at the liiofin-pt when the
g'ent. tt w l-h for oiiiethlng else Is
Imrii lin t Is to nay. the high Ji:r::;-.rr
iloeMi't iioi-estarlly clear the bar. nor
M e t-.rl-iti-r iii--7e out the Itn h or
to that he needs, nor the Jo. key whip
hit mount in for The head that mentis
.torv - Washington l't
Eugen Sue's Vanity.
Not w l'h(atnlin the etraonlin.irv
literary mi -ivt, wl,. h he enjovej
Tjh.-ti his works vere the v. gdc. Kit
cene fiio ii t.i nail H tie. re as n inati
i T fashion than a man i f !e",.r. After
hi dinner at the t afe de I'arl be
would gravely stand on Ihe step
smoking his clir-ir nnd listening to the
conversation w iMi nu air of siiis-rlorlty
wIMiotit attempting lo take part l:i It
Ills mind wa ti.ieisl to I far
away, devising scheme for the social
and moral Improvement of bis fellow
creature Tbee philanthropic mua
lug did not prevent hi in from pnylng
a i-reaf Jcal of attention-too much
HTbas-to his personal appearance,
for even In those day of beau, bucks
and dandles, of Counts d'Orsay and
other, men could not help thinking
Eilgeue Sue overdressed.
Umbrella Etiquette In Turkey.
In China ladles are attended by serv
ants who bold umbrellas over tbelr
bead. Tbe Chinese and Japanese In
troduce loth tbe umbrella and parasol
Into their decorative work and athletic
sports, la western Turkey It U neces
sary to clowe an umbrella on meeting
people of high rank, and a European
traveler who was passing one of tbe
palaces of the aultan was nearly run
through Ty tbe guard before he com
prehended that be must put down the
open unibrell., be carried. Every one
passing lheactual residence of the
miltin lowers hi umbrella as a salu
tatlon to "the brother of the sun and
the moon."
Mock Cauliflower.
Chop together one half small bead of
cabbage, one single bunch of celery.
Cook thirty minutes or until tender In
just enough wnter to cover. Wheu
'done add one cup of milk, reason, dsh
of 'I'Ier, smail phve of butter.
thl-k-
I en a lltti-
Ogltby, translator of Homrw nl). vir-
rll. was unacunltitcl with Crerl; nn
tll be wa i f fifty year of age.
HINTS FORFARMER5
Soma Poultry Wisdom.
Pome do well with avrveral different
br.s-d of ben, hut for moat folka on
kind Is best.
C.lve plenty of litter for the biddies
to work lu; Vlesr up to tbelr knees
la not too much. It does tbem good to
work, and they like It too.
You can keep as many ben as you
Hie, only do not have too many lu a
flock. Not inure than twenty-five should
lie kept In a plm-e.
You will tn.t . a,e to give your
hens newly dug earth these day, but
you can flu. uni earth tint has not
iM-en w..r.;n1 r by the chick This
jmi choiiM ..lu.ns try to tin, f,.r earth
Willed h it I dug ov-r ropealeilly I'
not cli-ii: nil It mav have iri-nns of
lll-ca-.. ill'
It Ii v. n.iig dot., healthy I,,..,,
r I'h tu , it
Any liti'i-rs among ymir bens'
Tl -y nr- the i :i. s that bring yon In
the r.ioli.-
Ar-- your Ii. ns .. f if? ;ve tini
more I i !
lie I" o-ii la r lu f. i ililig niid kce-i cli-Sr
llf di.estive Ir-.u'iles
'arm Journal
Feed After Milking the Cow.
A rre:ii iii.-i i. il;ilr tiii-n before ls.
gliinltig lo ml. I. f.-.sl .-in h cow Tin
milker liurri..s .. ei-t through because
If the cow til lshe, her u-ul U fore the
piUker ha dole' his work M.c extorts
Itiore fe.sl by II .lilinc lei" k her milk.
So must I fiM aiialu lo keep her l l
giMsl humor It Is ii Ix-ttcr plau to do
the inilkiiig tlrtl and then feisl I mine
dlitfly. ami cow that are no ustomcd
tu this in-Hitneiii senerally give down
their milk cheerfully, for they know
that milking Is n prelude to f.wllng A
cow I much smarter than she look
and inure ifrnteful than most ieriiis
would M-Iee. So long a the cows
know they are not going to be struck
or lieaten th.- wiil neither kick tmr
hook An eis-rleiii e.1 mill. man
never allow any loud talk'ng or ex-
clienieiit alnit hi bam or i ible. for
the tpileter the cow ar" kepi 'he
greater the pirt nt I tv of mill, given and
Ihe easier the work I performed
Farm Journal.
Treating Sitd Grains For Smut.
The olli. of cv,M-rliin nl station at
Washington rccti'ly re.eiwl a report
from the It. , i, tin en.'ritiient
llotl of CXI I . linen! . i Hi .1 . !i f.T Ilie
pun'e .f lt-t.,i g le- I ss i .lilted
by tiniit M-ea-es cf l..ir!e 'l'lietrat
mel t' t-" b:.i tl to, 1 1 ! ;be - ii nral:i
In f rf ilibl.; i!e iiml -or - ub!l
Inii' t.virionj .ii, 1 ;i in ..i ! for.. i i f
t!ie I t nurr tt.-it n.ciii The f..rtnal
d-b; ,"i i! . ..;r - . eul5iiiiaTe treat
o,... it (-.. , t ... i ;j en t'oi.ing the
f -i i mi sunn i.i,. .ii ns !..-, saint.
1 I" i'i wef- v .'h.'Ut eTe t for Ihe
lo.T"'77iT ,7 iZTi Tor t'i - la iter
it I r - oilM Cl'-sl ''. lb - Jeed !
s. l . r ! "M li on In c uj w a te,
riflir .'. I.e Ii . f'i i; d l- Mlbiuet gul
f.oH ;n e I" Hel,lv llillllfc In water
a: ii t. :n; i riinile of l.ltt tlegpn-s A
this tr. itin.nt is i'lii. lent for both!
f mis i.' siiint. It it r iiiincuded for
coinb.itiiig aiiiitt dise.tt. -s of barley.
How to Make Whitewash.
S'.a' k olie h lK bushel of tinsUi ke
lime VU Ix'iling water, keeping It o '
en-d dnri
nrii v thi.. i.tih .tit. Strain It nnd
k of salt dissolved j i w ar'i j
Add also Ihiee pounds of .
Kt.TTn1.rice pi i t
" 'i:t'ig water ji'i'i
m sleF--
..I.e lllf loUI.
I I
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Ullll' l ! H I hill
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of D-iwd.re.1 K-inii.ltli wintiiig mid a
H.!itn of i lesr glue iTlssohed In warm
wii'.-r ii all Ihisse well together
nndylet t. pilxture aland f.-r several
days i--f the wasli thus prepared
in h ki'tjV " sriaHe furuace and
Wlietl UstsJ p ll eft ,V iof (sTssilile
with painter' rtf wbtiesrvih lipjishes
This whitewash has been fotihT bv et
perlence to answer on wood. brl. t ami
stone nearly a well a oil alut. and
It Is much cheaper - Home and Farm.
Thump In Swine.
Medicine cannot do much for pigs
affected by tbuuijis. says Profenf
Thomas Shaw In the New- England
Homestead. But to guard against con
stipation It may tw well to give a
physic, as castor oil or salts. Tbe
ether remedial measures are the ssme
as the preventive. They consist In
enforcing eietvUe Thl may be
brought about by chasing tbe pigs
about tbe eq with a switch when the
sow- In estlng or shut away from them
A second method Is to sbui them away
from the sow In a pen or boa and al
low tbem to worry for a time In tbe
effort to get lack. The eterclse which
they get under such conditions will be
of much leneflt to them.
Corn Fodder and EnsiUgs.
Answering a ijuery a to the relnthr
value a a dairy fil of corn f.slder
and corn ensilage, the Country Ueni'e
lua.i says. A regard digi-stibillty the
two an- .iIm.uI the same, but i:i actual
feeding test ensilage has greater fo.sl
Value thn the stalks. I cing more com
pletely eateti lVr:i riiti.ige s the
N'ttcr milk j.r.slu. cr l:i some Ycr-Pi-iit
station ri rlnn nts H '.'.'.i
j .,U'is of rreetr .-r:i wh.-n lri.sl. f-sl
w :' 'i a uniform
a'. ..win. e if h.iv
nt.l
l:ii:i.
grain
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' iX i..'!ll.lt , f
w . i.'lit mill et ted
1 w i?h the M'n.i
I gr.lltl 1 Ti d J '-d
w 111'.' tl,.' t
-iti i -.- ,
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"T!ie true and
of a'! wealth
'I he SharVnolJeri of
City National
Are ami t:t the hnijes nr
Real Kti:e pi :h:. I'timririnit) anJ th-i
Kca! h.stute !.n'J:!i are an
AdJitiotu! "uar.inrcv nt t her
Sifcty el our Dcpos.t i:t ths bank-
'l)ur IJjnkm Atiount t SoikitcJ.
The City National a rh
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5. PARKhK. rreiJenr. K. H.
W. Vll.KhKX)N. K.
Cashier.
J.N. CCM-K. J.K.PARKER.
PEOPLE OF THE DAY
A Cabinet Possibility.
AUbongb the makeup of l'resldent
Taft's cabinet will mt f definitely
known until a few day Ufore bis In-
i auEjursiMtn, me lenianve stale ail con
tain tbe name of Hi. hard Achilles Hal-
linger of Seattle for the I. terlor port
folio. Mr Itallluger Is well known
t the capital, having s.-ned a inn
mlasloner of the general hind office
He was apilnied early In I'.siT at the
request of Se-n-tary of 0.- Interior
llnrtleld and resigned a year later l
lause of press of jw rsona! affair.
The secretary mid Mr Halllnger
were clnssniHles at Wlldims college,
am! when Cnrtieiil was raod t,-rc
tary f the It tcrli r he c.v;.rett,.d n ,j ..
sire tl'-it ll.t'linir r h atM be a; poi' t. .1
coiiii.,5 t..ii,r of til ral land if-
f.ce. When the it.lt. Ii wa lemiered
him Mr r. iMltiC'-r '-"n.-.l on a.-.-oiim
t
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--v. ; xv. r-.
a.i Hikft . fcUXlors,
of bis" i'Uslnca Interesta. but under
pressure al last consented. It wa d
Mr Ballingcr that the president aald
be Jjs.i1 seiired a I.m.0 man for a
T,.isT salary. Hiring bj year jf
erv.s he rerganij!e4 tbe land ifty
from top to IsittiMn au.T pjaeeri It on
an efficient working basis.
It I. hard A. Ballinger is a native of
Illinois, a lawyer and Is fifty -one yearn
old Sluce making hi bome la tbe
state of Was hington be has served as
Judge of tbe snsrlor court of the
state aud also one term as mayor of
Seattle
Like a Muls.
"A man wlf a bad dlioltlon." said
Uncle Elen. "Is a heap like a mule.
You's always bavin' yob doubts about
whether his usefulness on some occa
sions psys foh bis troublesome nes nu
otaera." Washington Star.
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final foutiJatio.i
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ATIN. Vice P.-e.
W. CRKNM
At. Cashier.
J. W. KNGI.bH
Secretary Baeon's Aid).
John Callan ('Lughlln. appobated
assistant secretary of state to anccsed
otert Baron, now rblef of tbe de
partment, has been engaged la newt
paper work, chiefly In Washington, for
more than fifteen years. lie has da
voted mu-b of hi time to dlplomaxUa
affair and I considered well equip
ped for tbe position.
The new assistant secretary of atate
I about thirty-five years of age and
hn- resided for abort periods In Ptrta,
tondon, Berlin and 8L Petersburg.
inns fsj-'.'.' LtV,ll-ra-
lie also ha made sp' s m imjg,
Hons In Yenezueln and I omla-
go nnd w secretary to tue I'nlted
Mai.- commission to the Tokyo Inter
national exiokltlon. Inirlng the Boav
so-Jnine-.r war he served as a coraa
sp.iinler.t from tbe front. Iwing srfUi
the i r.ar's force for some time and In
St. IVtersburg. He also reirted the
Pnrtsmoiitb ece conference. By rea-
I soti hi criticism Mr ti l -aughlln la
j sr'd t" tave ar-oisexl the le of several
I I iidu u tl aTTe nil or, and alsut a yea
i ago an entire session of the senate
wa taken up by a dlcnlon of ffS
of boTlrllcIes "n;"jT
Xr Vlugblln ha re-elved dec
rstTmf rtni tbe emiiemr of Japan
lad Russia, tbe king of Italy and Preav
Jent Castro of Venetuela.
The Psrfeoi Woman.
There U n quaint old tavern sign hi
Kent, 'Tin' Perfect Woman"-a w
man's head wkbout a mouth. This
lgnloard was one quite common, and
at late a a "silent woman" aUxwl
In St. tiiles. Id what 1 now New Of
ford street, tearing beneath tbe picture
of a headless female tbe following
stanr.a:
A silent womsn-t.aw can It bo?
I'stleot traveler, do not sooff.
IrswB from th vwry life la ahs
And mute because bar bewd Is oS.
London Chronic ks.
THIS MONTH
Will k Appt
TABLES
BEEF
PUDDING
BROILED MACKEREL
KIPPRSL HERRING
FRENCH SARDINES IN OLIVE
OIL
NEW CATCH ECSTON MAC-
-KErtEL
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