HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1910-9-22, Page 2f
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1NE 8EC4T DY SEN
or, A TRUTH NEVER OLD.
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ofiA lorE1t V, ((:4,rrt'd) try Jas is 1" thinks the Brady, and she
"Decidedly," reflects 13lanfuril,
"Lawrence a must have looked taro
uftert at Mom, binbarbff, 14a1,truff
'iH demi, isn't Jrn'1" 1, a+ikn, aloud.
"Yon !snowl havt, beer, nuy of so -
piety for ab year ; the whole, snap of
Lampe Neta altered in 41141'0 41/-
wnc3',"
"liabar4lf war) :AKA in a clad four
yearn ago," replica Mrs, Gutzon;
41 7
� usa about h4. r,
1
,a
"What a 10C1/1411414,.,wc;rnati l TO
get rid of it lnlliband, arul U, .iict
rid of hien in such 11; s t ting sir•
041711eta,nr•,1;1"
"That tlelr„nrl .. With her it re.
4leteala hien a l the more cordially
than before. There is nnli a very.
good feeling toward him among
any of dirt ladies at Hurrenden; he
clew not make love to them; he
does not rnd(v1rnr t41 alter ON104.111g
1a•rang0110:11tH in hie favor; it is
'rnl•r1illy felt that iso would not
l,isre, to do 80. .what ran you 4,2g.
Peet from a man who sits 11411 hin
(lays in a library'1
It in in the naialler library nd-
)aexutt, filled with modern volum4:•,
that, 15 o'clock tea is always to bo
had, with all the abundant demor-
alizing nhorainatiox,u of eaviar'e
milted Jn h4•r 4•^110 from court." hunrrn+•J, etc. It in a gay room
i,f)}t, to he sura' v.1a j Jtus,,iru)c4 with chorus den porn .H after Wat-
I1L'4i nrtuf;hty they aro Hent to live. roan, MO every Variety (.11 ru 0(11(
Qri 1141411 4r.*ta1: 449, an riotous children and 4,f lounging chair. Jtear}ing
Are t13iuninnvd to their ru r'a'y, Was math) easy, somebody exult it. But,
trrintprr;lni
a , compromised, then 7 „ there 1u 11 41.10 reading don either
Hlt.(
"Very nn,"li comprarnied, aril in it or in the big library. blanc
both room ware k11lsii1, for the Ful- ford, w11471 li 1101•4 t},eiv:, finds lint"
ver+otry 01 Habnroff 14441 1(44.14 woun- nc11 unu(rlly 1+102444, artcl Mtn rN,244--
4e4 mortally, whr"n, with an lido mune as h(s (4101,80/1wsth Latin phi]-
yoenrla 4(ffu)"b h(' lis d an(1 abut the. ow,phy and (144010(8 wit.
priai,ri through the 1u,gn.,,
".A pretty little melodrama. Wha
was 11U:OpfusnantI"
"Gourd 1d1Cstoff, a colonel of the
guard, J. wonder yen did not, hear
of it; it lnluJ0 a lair at the those."
"1 (nay 131t1.4e beard ; whin one
doesn't know the pnI,plo wranern-
4141, 110 an4H6aerO, 141..1.11 of the.• )111rl0-
reAtn, makes any i(nprea4l41 on
(tae, And the result was that, the
lr,dy had to 144avo the imperial
evert t"
"Yi.•H • they (le draw a lino t}14:rc."
I314(1furit 1aliglls; it ticklers hin
fancy to hoar. Mra. Wentworth (Mr-
s()); condemning by implication the
laxity nt the court of tit, James.
",They can't woof us to (inr e'3 -
tines," lie replica; „lin: Janda are
00 'rental) and the railways air, Hm
close. J 1.4: it would have a very
good r -Ur eb if all our naughty peo-
ple (mulct bit nhub up in1111u their
*wit Kalea, with nobody iu opsit
to but the steward ;old this rector.
(Jan you 1r)gino anything that
would more Miceli very &Ilrtr•ibulA;
t0 wriest rnaunern andmorale 7 I (1,0u, with some ernaan48e, "batt
I3u1' how very '4'5olato f"troloit it's the. kind 0r life or1.o gets into
would look 1" that kills all that Bort (f tiling in
"Why the% ,be take, thio absent ant+ '1'114:x( JH (10 time for it."
W0111101 )1 41) 1.1u,144r away 7•' I,hi111(a "1 Jc4.c'p opt of the life; why don't
Monfort], w(114 a ovate of irritation. fans„
"I will trust th4' hale); instinct.:
owner than hers,"
TORTURER FOR SEVEN YEAR
"ffiUIT-ATIYES" HER SALVATiON •
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MADAM 404144401 nuneTTE
Igo" 111 George St, Soral, Que.
4"1tor smartyoala 1' suffered from
womb (home and dreadful torturing
C,aim), and I10(41 ('onstantl)yspepsia uuil
11ronic ('nnotipatiun--tltc latter so bad
that sometimes I went ten days without
action Of the bowels, Six different doe•
foryour 1 was in
v a o
r art( n t)
tom treated 1 ,( (d
y
1xaa constantly facial( death. Then
11ty 11(181 4314 coaxed me to try "ltruit-
toilets:" and this tnediciee, and nothing
else, cured Inc and saved my life."
(Signed) mane. JO$1;1,11 L1RIiTT1?,
son, box --'6 for }la -co -or trial box
nisi.--nt (loiters or from ,fruit -a -fives
Limited, Ottawa.
hate been eternally obliged to 11im
'ver 421141,"
"What dial Ire lie117"
"My sob, a cob 1 adored. 1 wept period. Cn at valuation of $1,000
linea child, .but he didn't see my per acre the fruit has paid all the
tear•:. What 1 saved up next half expenses incident to its production,
t4 truce 03tt thatweb and buy frimand left for the owner a serpins of
back at twice his value, what I de- from 14 to 17% per cent. Others
tried myself to make up the 10410ty,report heavier crops than any I
jelowwwovevskitniviklofrily0A4 0
On the Farm
THE USE OF FPItT1T.,IZBIth.,
That reliable fertilizers will not
exhaust, but on the contrary will
build up the poorest land into
highest produotivonesst has now
been proven beyond cavil or doubt,
writes 111. C. Miller, Middleton, N.
S. The writer baa used only che-
mical fertilizers for over thirty
years, and those who 'adopted his
system of fertilization 20 years ago
are now . corroborating his expert..'
encs, In apples, the erops have
been roost satisfactory. There have
been no off` years, and the fruit
hits always been of first quality,
While the crops have not been sur-
prisingly large, they have been good
compared with the quantity of
the fertilizer used. A larger
q
uan-
City would probably ha c insured
heavier crop, This is troy( being
tested, The quantity used has
never exceeded 58.00 or $9.00 worth
per a(ne, or less than 8 gents for
rash barrel of apples packed, Dur-
ing the past ten years there have
been an average yield of 110 bbls.
of noel:rid fruit per acre, Willie})
means 1,100 bbls, from every acre
under cultivation during , that
('Volt toed to read, George 1" lie f noturly would bohnve , alnd th( have g(uw bt t 3, g 'ops tiro 01-
•entyn to ho host m espos1ulatr(p, n (. r a crops
>, beast weren't canny to !incl; some ten followed 1?,y a year OF compal'a-
„Yrs, 1 mica -ages ago, Hay8 dealer hall taken him over to Ire- fire barrenness, it is the long steady
Irak, with a yawn.
filctnford looks at hint with
cariosity.
"I, 9971 unl('nrtand a man who
has never r4sa4," 114: re.pli(11, "but
I cannot understand 12, elan lotting
the toot; for reading if he has
ever 101 1t, On(: can dwell eon -
trance( in 13oeotia if *110 have never
been out of it, but to go hack to
J1o4:olia after living in Attica--"
"It's 4no'n life 410ex it.,,
"What life? (Inc has the life one
witolten ,"
That'a the sort of thing a man
14(tYH who httsr('t married."
";Cly dear George 1 you cannot
pretend year wife would prevent
your reading Latin and (Jreck, or
(11.4411 H1tns('rlt, 1.:1111 mire she w"u14
much Houn4',r you read than tall- an apples .and sugar, still, they
well -than(10 (Afar things you
Haw Ilis mot(t;llt.i1lho hal411 ]ocei@es
(10." • I his neck ;and tear his ribs open with
"1 don't, any alao would prevent their spur, 1uey're just as nnrea-
rne," retul'4(41 1110 101'4 of linrren- HOnable with the i1. children.,,
'Who is that worna1 7" says Bran-
ford, mtaking a step across the
w'inti4w and into the garden. "Now
I am perfectly certain that is Mme.
Ha;baroff, without: your saying 80."
"Then I needn't Hay so,," replies
lick, "I wonder when sh; ealnef
hand."
nett could he done with you,,,
no use to do it with Boom; his I The balanus of 30 a1re4 1s still 1n
rnoth(r would buy brim 80m0 other various stages below full produc-
1(orae the next day. You've no tion. The crop of 1909 1s equally
(thence to bring up as boy decently, good, but at this writing has net
if gut a mother,,, *111 been realized on,
'11;114;8 reverse. is 1110 reecival
69ini0n 1,f mankind," said Klan- Pruni»q , . , ., .$ 10 00
1or41, "but I believe there's some- 1'eltilizers for 4 nares at •N9 i0 00
thing to be .said for your view. No Hauling and sowing ferti-
end 01 women have no idea of 1}zern • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 2 00
bringing up their children, and Disuing 4 times at $2 .. 8 00
when they ought to be ordered It etch 2 bushels at 82.10 .. 4 20
flogging they fondle them.,, Buckwheat 2 bus. at 75c .. 1 50
'l)olly (lees," eayS her Ilnshand, t3owang cover crop 1440
"What's a woman's notion of a. splaying 3 limos ..,. 2L 40
horeel Tivat he hunt have slender Bl)1s., 4.51 at 21a, . 113 00.
legs, a coat 11114 satin, and h(: fed Platting, packing and truck-
ing at 200 . .. . 113 00
15undrio' ,,,. ,,. .. 4 80
pull that counts,
Below is a brief report of the
Have Tisk, glpomaJy. ft, weu1(1 bo only 4 aeras in full bearing In 1908.
(JIIAT"T1' 11 -VI,
The very bachelor rooms aa, 14ur-
iterulen are (utidn'ivo Jit revePia told
(Indolence, cozily comfortable, and
full of 4tt14'i,th,nn for the guest's
Woo (tare, lalnmng Whitt!* theta is a
printed raper wined' hs alai/pi laid
on the 111.nda14111g table in ('1.41r'y room retnitl'k H,
at 1,hiti house; it l,ntiliee the latest "Yeti, tint you doll'), 1111nd being'
telegrams 4,f piddle 110wn, whivli 4'2(11,141 eer,4altrk'.:,
aurae every 41ft'r410414 11'1110 n. 1,011• '',hin, 14don't mind it, in the least:.
din news agen('y. If they nay nothing worse of ruo 1
''1 darn Huy, to the 31 111 1 111111 fel- stn Kroteful,''
I'owIi they tar;, delightful," r411ne to "11111, you (uul4hr1, do 11, if yon
)11an1nr(1, al 114 I"lanr)rl 41uw11 rho had all rimy pla0ca and 411) my holm-
lines; "but to nu', they nn111e'an• va awl all rev brothers and all 10,y
((1131;y rr'uall tan 11110012411171411310, fa10113) ,y411e 44 rt free r03eut, .1 de -
world, 1 don't (lin(i the o,o' ', ('vr, 0124844 04141, 101 1,114; 1.1M42Kaon Awaay,
ta81111y, 14,3' k11(1Ving that 1114'1'0 i,1 wird nue in 14114'11 a (rowel 411: worries
a revolution hl I'u.taf4.4nia o1' nil 1.hat. 1' rt. 1)41d1y (( 4r3IOn(I 1,, nnluke
4oar1,h+lnalo9 in Bolivia, hilt 0441.1119*' al cigarette in any pantie!'
• 40 1 dine t,4( better for being 1,4,141 lilauforrl smiles.
that 1110 lorimeh government 1H alio• "Un00 c, 1eh41ar ralwrryH i1 ((h01-
titulan, al] 11101101.0.1.0 perf(t'tl do (tr, it serums to ur4'," says Bitot
1x441' of irtnnodtrato 41/14'4, It 111 ford, "1 (11,111(,1 AS nr141n liv0 w•it:h-
vary inbr•a•Onllnlr„ n4 doubt., hut, 11, out, air air without 11001.1," and he
tinniw'1. 1*,144 ret.h nu', nod 1 think (1(101,14 ('olv1ev
tilt 11414HA/40108 4,1 1111'84' frcl4h 841111118 i}00k11 8110ulcl 2144 busineen 4.444'7-
tof protonic news (pails (lienor' tam thin the light.,
ver(Lti'n.li "You don't 9•untinnn the quotaL-
"Ottih1re11 nhn11141 lo'. taught to tion, ' 1:)3 1181, with a smile,
1)11k,'' 1344 observes one day to Lady, "Alii ion temps lnhr(,H rn41ur14,"
flair, "ant they *d(ould not. be 4t- 4.ay4 lil3nf,r41, lie lamella and
104434d to bo /devoutly in their gels rip; it is Inur in the after-
sp4'nch any 1244(1' than in their 113,011; 11141 11011140118 green pollen
Elmira, You would not let 311'm en- 11: ly rug Cathed in warm, anih('r
for run' prettenee with uabl'u4hed light,; 4411,' nF rho pewit -oche 12 torn -
hair, 01)1 yort l9h thuul 1119 any Jug ('31)1111 810w17 with (311 bib !train
13,8141, 4U1n(y, or inappropriate disproved; be SOMAS 1141V('1 lo tiro of
words which 34041131 uppermost, 14 Iorni1K 141104).
'limen, 't,.ere In nn much in i.h4' "flow es/telly that bird is jinn
tihole.'o of worth;1 A beanlifnl 1,4i(e (341ne politicians one (meld name,"
IH ,8 delicious I1)1(tt, but it avail++ 1111*( Iih(111ur4. "11,1 you loom ghost.
1ittlo without the imag4'e or art 8,3141 11.144 t411arm1rlg g41,),dm4 al4ay14 re••
ptra(rfnl Jdlra48)2, 1114l y4,44 ever maa19 1110 of HI:. i-11rhert'a horn, (ler
!war Mrs, Notion a4)Htain It dia. went (401.41e11, l moa19 1 think -4110
01111411011 or relate no aneed0te 7 :1t• mune nein moot have inial them out.
who lilts. [Welling to 111''feet nitres- 144 it 114)). 11111w0)' 141.4,r1n who ((lays
lag in mnln t'. W111[I) 8110 died, ala( ilult 40 long an one Cha n. garden
art, of Il(lu3+eriuriion died with her, one ILlw'ays 1.1149 one room witidh Is
4(1141 arcalwn71'i*, 1nvi f1 hu3rY," roofed by heaven 11'
4urys l,a(dy (rale, which is iter• 1, hi. "A heaven mitigated by garden.
611111 04P)If•na llinn or 1)31,011in); in era' w(ng9*, veru considerably al -
'which t her generation in at fault, throned," says'Usk.
"Aral Il111')'Y is elw4ay4 4)111lrar, You "You acre 9)'1)0'111, George, and
lkbx11V, not you Haiti the (1lu,r day; ynnv mired is running nn 1101111414,
it 4gntlut• ln']p kt041!,'' 8lullillg3, nal pence 11.11 offense
"lion art' 41 11(11)141, my t14')lr limn axolotl, tonere on such a day 4(11
24+3(1," Hays_ .Lady _11u1i(t+lay, 111111 thin, 'rheic is nothing HO dtm•01'111.
bitten him, 14itig aim In think of money."
`Tu hove 41'1)1)1 and not 10 think
of '4+121 141 111or0 sn 1 21111 11,11011
"Nell pn)m+thing of him ,tlrni ht
likes ','rrY 11111911, 't0 71,31' 'him 4181(18
that's not only way T icnow of 14
(dwelt a boo at owlet. 'Tont
father did ft•. with rnr the veru fn's
"Tere's no time for anything,
110y( *1.81c, gloomily. "There's e They didn't expect her tilt to -mor -
malt heals 4f thingn to ewe to, and ' row."
240(•1) unmbern of places to go to, They Loth look at a lady in 41no
11,141 then one lives an jour le jour, of the 134810nt alleys, wanting bo-
oed tine (gels into the swine and gees f tween the high, green walls. She
on, and then thereto the shouting, iH dressed in. some Hatt, cream -
and wii(24 there inn't Lite 8110011(1)4 colored stuff with quantities of
t1,4'r(''9 the season and the. routing." Lara', She carries a •sunshade of
"1 14.4d my own lite, lilanfortl • the 10rne line, She has a tall cane
in her other hand. On either Siete
of her rare the l.ruiies Alexandra
and .h) 4lrrlllun, and b4::ur41 tier
gambols 1n Cts white Halsor cr0tnts,
With his blue (sills ((t((rl(ings and his
rilv4l buckled shoes, the Babe.
"l)(.cidcdly the Saintrorf," says
1.1nk. "Won't you coma and spe104
to her 7"
"With ple.ap)1('0," nays 111anford,
"Even if 3110 Babe brains me with
the canto 1"
lie -looks very well as he wants
b1l'eholuled Over the grass and
Moog t.I141 green ttlley; he wears it,
Inner, brown velvet coat, admirab-
ly made, and brown brevet -les and
8100,in38' his legs are 1L8 well mad
AM 1118 3,321841; the sun Shines on 1118
013'1 11114 hair; thcr'c k8 a. degage,
piety reaque, (14'b0unair, Vet di8-
(,inguiah1.. 14,91( about him which
pleases the eyes of Xenia kiabal'off,
an they watch !aim draw near,
"Who is that poison will, your
father 1" she, n14k4. The children
tell her, all 4+pt'aking tat once.
She recognizes the name; she
has hear4! 411 hint often in the
world, and has 1.1414 3.111,94. 0414145
W1114111 praise solitude and a 4111110r
of herbs, "1 4,nrbt hie hits Mg
been alone very 1(11(3, howtocts
she reflects, 41H 0114' 10ok8 nt him,
A. c,i 111.Jn 111111164'11044 Ju Hilo to
,Englishmen in general some women
who are fond of him fancifully trace
to the feet that the hist lilanlord
was rt Venetian, who fled for his
lila from the republic, and mode
huutelf 0(1114pi'non4 and neceptalhir
for his ittli'nt4 alike an It lutist, and
a Hw•urdl loran at the court of Henry
1). "It can't, cunni; We no very
far away," he himself 4bjoet.n; but
perhaps Jh docs count„ Of all
(..hinge ineffaceable the marls of
talo, aro the roost indelible,
"An int4rr111.in( womaan," 11(•
thinkm now, ns the 4'xchangett With
the Princess f"halltu'nff the motel
eoespl)m(•nts aax1 elmmonplaces of
a presenl(ltion, ''11aosians are al-
(('nys interrstilig; they are Ilse only
W11104'11 rtbnu, arh(nn you feel thnt.
1; on know very hale t they are the
only w4t11011 44114, 141 11119 t:(lallerbox
of a. generation,' tout ill dehorn lap
it in, prrx4. ve 110m4 of the vague
elution of (114)343 ('*34- *143(1 what 2)
"'I'urit;y, daughter of unmet, vii,
Irma mild 1' " 1ptrr'nl1rrs 'ilh;urow'.
""A11141 1111' deter .lauli4+n, 1 (llnnot:
13111' that aha dwells 107h lee` in
any form 1 '4'810'11 she 114)8 a home
ill y' 11111' 033)1 gold le lir4a414+, w•110
aria
101130 that also w(331 1(1 0v03' 1411133
3430110r 11) +t intftt`tl " time T ,,w. ,1 twenty 1.301.03(1 4, rind h(
" tl(iw 3usp.4t4llrltnt' 11 mil tow taw ' read tela ,a L1,4' l f llaallr forgot,
Total expenses., .....$31.8 40
451 bbls. applies, not pro-
ceeds .... „ „ .. .......$701 34
Balanco .... ... .. ...... $384 04
This is about 17% per cent. for
the owner on a valuation of $1,-
000.00 per acre, and reckoned as
though all the worts had been done
by hired help. There are many or-
chards doing porch better than
this, and 'solely because they get
better care; but this moderate re-
sult shows most clearly the possi-
bilities of scientific orchard cul-
ture in the Annapolis Valley.
X (To bo eu111intlell,)
FUNNY.
"Where did you meet your young
man, Mary' I" queried the mistress
on being to... her maid was to got
married.
"Oh, please, nem, at Uncle
Thomas' funeral. lie's HO amusing,
mum. He was tho life and soul of COVENTRY, ENGLAND.'
the party."
A Weighty Family,
1lillinln Boca, of Nar-lllar Goon, Vic.
ulna, sends to us some particularn of
his ownfamily which he thinks will
be o1 interest as showing Bret Viatorla
holds the world's record for family
giants; Mr, Snell'e family eor,Siete of
two girls and a boy, and the total
weight of the three is over hall a ton,
01era, the eldest at the trio, is 23
yours of age, and weighs 519, being
the heaviest female known of in tho
world. Tom; her brother, is 19 years
old, and weighs 2064 and Anna, the
youngest of this remarkable family, is
only 16, andalready weighs 3(5. For
these particulars, readers can see that
Mr, Snell's tail( of being nolo to chal-
lenge the world is no idle boast.-
w
oFld"s News.
An Equine. Epicure.
A Sydney delivery -van owner has a
unique horse, which displays a decid-
edly carnivorous appetites: The (11W
mal is frequently given picots of cold
cooked beefsteak, mutton -shall, stale
saveloys, meat -pies, rind sausages, to-
gether with stale bread and bens -a
menu 'which ho discusses with mark-
ed and manifest gusto. When the
above-named flesh food, which -comes.
from a ]lam -and -beef shop; at the rear
of which his stable is situated, is
placed before this horse, possessing
such an extraordinary equine taste,
he immediately tarns away from chaff
and maize he may be eatiog at the
time to partake of it, -World's News.
One Thing Unbroken:
Standing ova the shattered remains
of their last Dresden chino statuette,
the exasperated mistress said to the
awkward servant:
"Is tbero anything you haven't
broken since you have been with me?"
"Yes, mom," replied the servant. "1
have yet to break mo record for de-
structivenese."-Baltimore American.
' 'M
is the turning -point to economy
in wear slid tear of wagons, Try
a box. Every dealer everywhere.
The Imperial 011 Cis., 'td.
Calorie hew: She than city 03 e'.,1,, 4.
Caught a Tartar,
Senator Tlieuderr• le Burson of Ohio.-
who is a bachelor end 1ms )lever been
ensnared by the wiles of wo11e1; tells
A story of a young lady ami 11 judge of
Ills acqualatanuer The former lens a
witness in the lot tor', court. The pees -
coming attorney had repeatedly put to
her questions whleh 4114' perniHteutlj'
evaded under the plea that she did not
comprehend his meaning, wheat,pun'
his honer undertook to tiring out th0
proper relrpouses. Leaning over, he
said in a kindly and fatherly manne'r:.
"Young woman, why is, it that you
Insist to refusing to understewd she
questions of counsel? You are a per -
Son of chaeta, grace, beauty and more
than overage Intelligens and"-
"Thank you,, your honor," Interrupt-
ed the young woman, "if it were nut
for the fact, judge, that 1 am nuclei
On 111 1. would return the compliment."
-.National Monthly.
CLICK O THE KEY}
The Readingo� f Telegraph Meso.
sages by Sound.
STORY OF THE FIRST TRiAL'.'
A Lack of Tape Caused Alonzo B, Cot!.
null to Attempt Interpreteting. rho
Morse Cede by Eur -The Discovery
That Abolished the Uso of the 'tape,
Ezra -Cornell 18 known 10 history as
the father of Cornell university, as
one of the men who 1101114 10 4/11 414
the first telegraph line and as an tn.
dent ortfacizer of telegraph 43ste4)18 1n
the early days, being )1lstru(ueptal In
the forluation of the now famous
'Western Coign Telegraph company.
Ills son, 410020 it. Col'ne11, became'
ultimatelyvivo president. of the West-
; cru Coion and governor of New York
I state -high 'commercial aid political
11o11e1'4,
Yet
be once confessed to me that he
felt he should be credited with the
ndditi0ual honor of halloo made the
!discovery that telegraph nhesseg(s
!could be rend by eitl', nod he seemed
to toile more pride In his purl in lidos;.
1nG this nbnur than, he
did In anV
or
Robertson Bit10sels•Other Achievements
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n1ttitralh because of my father's
and -large Interests Iu the: thee new
mode of ('0rinuullic(ttinn, Anyway, 1
learned the Morse key. (units, and 1
was, iu fact,.. very fond (if telegraphing
1run1
both the. practleal and the s0feu-
'titles(andpetuts,
1 "One afteriaon, 40nletime In the ear-
ly tlflics, when I was stationed et Al-
i bany, N. Y., there was un 111111811111 in-
rnsh of newspaper dispnt('he4W1 was
in charge of the press key -cud in the
, mid41 of thetask of rei'e irtug them 1
found to my consternation that 1 was
out of tape. Before taking my peat
before the key -1 had oegaect.ed to re-
pleuish the tape reel.
-There WAS a bonntind supply of
i tape In the cellar of the building, but
A 8.9arioe need the 144(1 at Imam or Vaanlx 111 was a long trip there'=there. were
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�i.�" ara4rrp. it qof eer.G racy t 6 bar. aa4 ; c10u8 411110.. And there were those anz-
&*441 redpe bock. Cr"r4a,,t"ASfa. a etfo, Wn
Iona newspaper men hanging orer,ing,
an dialppr cIat o
Langham Hotel, London.
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shoulder,
"Suddenly, as 1 fished about mental-
',ly for the quickest nay out of my
dilemma. this thought popped into my
bead: 'You don't nerd any tape. < Rall
the time you don't loos( at it when the,.
dispatches are coining in before you
write them out You trust to your
ears to tell what the instrument says.
Why not do Ho Doty?' 1ns14(tly 1do-
terulined to see whether or not 1 could
lake the dispatches by sound alone.
"1 put my fingers on the key and
broke in ou New York, whence the
dispatches were coming. 'Send rather
slowly and very dlstiuctly; 1 asked the
num at the other end of the wire. Ile
at once begun to do so -not without
some cariosity us to my reason, 1
found out layer.
"Rut 1 didn't think of that at the
time, for 1 was glowing all over with
the knowledge that 1 could write out
the dispatches -and write them cor-
rectly. for they made reuse -by simply
listening to the sounds that the key
111(200.
"Thus I continued tnklug the dis-
patches to the very cud. Then the
New York operator called me, 'What
are you doing up there?' he asked.
'Why dirt you want lie to send slowly
(1414 (118211141)3'?'
"I answered that 1 had said gnodby
Loh telegraph tope 1'r and old
11140 the 0*' 10revehad rnude. trio
WAS 14),n,tdrn2.'Ir 1nterrsr1d. 'Send
me slowly and t(4y dlma00ty fifteen
or twenty triads, mut i'll tree Whether
or not 1 cm2 do the (tune thing, he re-
gne4ted.
"1 (110 so, 111)1 of confident*, and a
Igoe Inter there cane to um 'this mss
sage: -1've Mute h too. Setae of the
other boys soy they can. I predict
Una within , ((meth there won't be un
inch of tape used in the New York
°nice.'
"Years later," ridded 'Mr. Cornell "1
was told Ih111 about the time that 1
discovered for myself n new and revu-
hnlunnry method of receiving Ree-
ltroi.a messages the same method) was
oho, discovered by an uperalor in the
main (,thee. to Pi112bnrg. I: ,bare ill)
31"113(1 that this 18 true. Sooner or
Inter the discovery WAS bund to be
made nor only In one, but several
mimes. glut t have always felt that l
woo the first to motto the" discovery
and should be credited with it 1» tel(.' -
graphic bistory."-Boston taobe.
Watoring the Horse,
it I8 allo.li'ublo W11011 n horse tH lint
10 let Mtn hove throe or four shallows
of cool tatter, but ne more, J'1,1' tow
swallows will help 0001 hint, and an-
other hulled drink mn,y be given every* •
few 'minutes for four or Ore tinges,
after which he may drink his fill With -
011 danger. Lu c1relew or iuexpe-
rleulte(1 heads, however, the only safe
way is t0 tet the horse stand for "
n nu hour or more with no water t
he is fairly cooled off,-Cunutry 1
lu America.
Descriptive. '
"'Phe eye of n tittle miss tens attract-
ed by the sparkle of dew at early
morning. "ilintnma," the esc11411ned, '
"We hotter'n I thought It was."
" R'bat do you mean?"
"Look here; the gratis Is all covered
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3i'nller:A are with heroic minds tiro
Stepping stones t0 al1Cces8,-'-131411:buo'
tori,