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and set down... g• . ° r•°- Engl.lah Aseoelation in'• Edialleurgh
I want you to promiee Me that, HillivdrsitY recoutlY.
yoti wee't ever arty\ anything M Cars , In th ,e opinion oe elm spe.,kel: it:,,,,5
detectives, tells this story of the
11. Jonquelle,„ greatest of
BEGIN HaTeRE TO -DAY.
F r encl., Lytizr. calls Tiooni 4,5,13outrine,ct•Wit6yhtllvt,emiinea, ftauilinidlei:tta6oh:ard; 1, h.tro,:att.1;e3ovegaiet e}sex.; tt:h..1.liti,dthd`:e,odttirs: ,t1.1:Tditoheoi:ti:nin Ytti.ibtlic;:dgrY:s. iir.ta' i 0,ndi,.04,1,:atont tr:11-te,ae jealstmcgoh;z1belasr aktitilinc;.twsTphle:•.sei3:7iibtvelp:.oh,nFecilhbc)inliels.
betWeen us -she's a..' high-strung for tide, for it was not M the schools
criminal at ha -brought within! with, the young people,
whena mysterious telephone message
from a Woman
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paralized the lower part of his bodYI "It was. neear 'enough to my line to
grasp of the law by ail illeess- which; to eggerina, •aTIci gib
s • down
. ' all'aak hand°. an it and 1 It°t'
and finally seized by M.
\ disclosed' Jonquelle, go acres With Ifini. He knew. that laea a draft on 'New, -.York for the
great! things ase petty
menfolk, 50 83:1 money -an' I'd
"I3efore twelve the next day he 9ent Autherized Version, -the Majestre
liSh it was it treniendons 0 lor.e. The
weep'
simple and:splendid diction of the
the point of view of teachers, of 11,„.'-
tho crini, the girl hadn't got lap!, _ entr,ch of its rhythms, macie it a ta y
. ' (To be conaleded.) . ... ans.,. ia7gloaamgeo-7°.• Toe hoofvothhedognrefaatraesitu,oinr
inal's hidmg, place .iu, a . luxurious old friend of the XaMily would fit, the.
English country -house. •form. as a sort,„ of next-of-kin, as the
Bu the criminal laughed c)mically la.w-boolcs say. , . .
• Nlangroves anr1Coral.Reefs a pricelees literary asset.
, with it from childho"Oci was in
kse whe was abolit to die and he i"nthethe Scottish universities, Sir
itse.lf
'when Jonquelle arrived. The woman The big man linked his' fingers to,.
Turning to the teachinge-of English
had telephoned at his direction. He gather on the chair -arm. , We ra,npuingosouglisBeaayue,,,ritolywitoogWilolatthise
wanted 'to tell his story. He had met "As 1 was saYin''
this OK in America, at Bar Harbor, in and made himself • at
he walked' right named '
home with lame number of these sea niammala
George said that Barrie's 'dictum that
man of science appears to be the
and saw that the dissipated English- the notion. He called her 'Carrots' we met `there. It is a very unique
only man who has something to say
her for - her money. The criminal's her pap; she's our'n now,' and he be-
' . ing eurrounded by islands and smaller'
harbor and extremely picturesque, be -
man, Westeidge, was trying to marry straight back' ,at me; it was, 'Kies
sense of decency was outraged. gun to grin. . beys and inter -woven with coral reefs.
° GO ON WITH THE STORY. '
cigars abridunaceldiltulePdaisniid f got ofaIbnoaxt ro of_
h with mangroveS, and it is not unusual
. ., The bay is almost entirely fringed
' CHAPTER II; es and shoved them across the table. to eee two •ox• threecrocodiles 111 the
The invalid criminal lifted himself 1 took one, bit the end off, scratched distance with their eyes and about six
on his great bends and turned the the matcli on my fool, lighted it, and feet of back showing above the:Water,
Whole of his body toward me. ' ' went ahead. while several dugong will be sporting
"I tell you," he .shoolc the arms of ,
"'It's the' butt end of what she's about in the bay at the same time. The
the ,cheir in his great hands, "the Eat,' I says, 'an' it's in the door.' ' latter come up to the surface Co
thing began to get my goat Her "Ile itnew. all about business, and breathe, but they are only up for about
father, a lawyer in the South, was he picked,the things right out. a second. All around this littl‘bay
dead. She had only the old Boston - "'You mean,',.. he says, 'that her are muddy creeks and mangroves,
grandmother (I heard the talk among solicitor has invested her 'fortuneein with sandy spitarunning out into the
the women) and the coin was getting a stock on margin and the market water, ana in the mud and under the
scarce. Your little Englishman played
in form, every point correct, and he
is "'Youc1elindeclining?'
it,' I says, 'only she maxgroves there is a limited supply
of cockles as large as a closed list,
done it tereelf, on ,some tip from her which are_excellent eating. While;
walking about in the mangroves- a
swell friends.'
"'How extraordinary!' ' he piped; sharp look -out has to be kept for
crocodiles, as they look like logs ly-
his voice got thin when' it hit money.
Ing in the -mad. On one occasion,
also, I was cfiasing-a big crab, and on
looking up .1 saw thousande of flying
foxes hanging in the mangroves over-
,
head.
Dugong Bay is the beginning of an
'area teeming with fish, Including a
number a -well-known varieties, and
others that were not familial. to me.
white -fish are very plentiful, and acres
of them can be aeon at a Lime jump.
ing in the water, and followed by
flocks of screaming gulls, Some of
Pounds. The tidee .are out for SIX
theseeefish weigh up to twenty-five
hours twice In the twenty-four, and
clueing this period the coral reefs are
expoeed. . . , It is impossible for me
to adequately describe the gorgeous
coloringhnd beauty generally oE these
reefs, and Prevailing colors being blue,
purple, red, green and brown, with
floating material attached which is ae
soft and fine as gossamer All this
reef when the water is over its surface
eeagg-4--
In, connection with their' fight foe
the adoptlion, of the more vital fea-
tares of a national code, the Units of
the A.A.A..' have been' znalting a vigor-
ous ouslaught -upo'n reactionary 'and
unduly restrietive provisions of the
lineal...codes with which -the motor tour-
ist =nee in Contact, Thomas P,
Henry', President of, the national
metering *body, deeitared.' • Hee cone
' "An 'excellent measure of success
lies marked these efforts in hundreds
of, eoniniunitiee and, in this, officials
of the Oational. motoring egicly•tee ta
line stimulus 'to touring created,
- Broader Policy Prevails'
"'The ctrcumscribed.views on motor
vehicle movement "held. by local au-
-thorities in many parts of the coun-
try have been supplanted by a much
better perspective. The narrow, dis-
torter]. vision of trivalee that every
;wit now and the only erne that dess ft:Moist has found at one time or an -
there wore "men of science" 3-,
,ay iv, wee too Other in both small and large centers
Policy as the 'automobile club presents
not know how to
sweeping. Undoubtedly, however, rapelly,iiegiving way to ,a broadesane
There were even some classical schtl- ,
the ma'12-it-ele..:': itaoarst..uda
etyle •I)cras riot that of m, '8 case to the local legishe
ars whom record in that respect was "Tothe credit of the municipal of-
ficials generally, they not only ,have
not above reproach. . revealed a willingness to listen but to
In the hem& of a good teacher the learn and to be as fair and just as
systematic study of even a limited the most sanguineacatild, hope. When
number of Latin and Greeltaereets they were told, as in many cases they
would give pupils an extensive com- were, that the Meal regulations were
mend 'over the English -vocabularY. reactionary and successful chiefly in
Cornbfhe that with the intelligent driving away, business, they usually
reading or plenty of good -prose and .a gave theie close attention to the
DR. FRED G. TI-IOMPSON sense of style would develop almost elub'e spokesman or committee. This
Office and Rvidence: automatically. For them English same attitilde was manifested in many
Ontario Street : Clinton, Ont.was the language of languafses. Wleen municipalities adjacent to the cities
One doer west of Anglican Church. was goin' to get her. a: they elected that it meet include the in which the club hea.dquarters were
• Phone 172. . , "I seen it!" -
main body of the historIcel, •emotional located." -
E.'yes examined and glasses fitted. His voice became cold, level, even
and literary aPpeal to the great'nuage Among the advantages which have
like a•metallic click.
DR.. PERCIVAL HEARN: ' ' 'Now, my little gentleman,' I said 'Is it a legitimate stock?' '
schools, and ultimately to an over- this campaign by the motor clebs, are
of - the 800,000 children in their come to tiro motorist as a result of
Oflice and Residence: to myself, 'we'll just see if•you do! "'Sure,' I answered, 'one of the
wholming, pereentage of the adult less rigid'eurd restrictive speed regu-
Herod Street' Clinton, Ont. Right here ie where "Alibi Al" •sets six good ones.' I didn't know how
populittion, they became sensible of 'aliens reflected in the disappearance
, Phone 69 . in with a stack of blues.' many good ones there were. •
the supreme importance of the task of hundreds of signs 'specifying
(Formerly occupied by the late Dr.
C. W. Thompson). "I got up, folded my newspaper, "'Why does it decline?' His voice
that had been laid upon the schools. "Speed limit, 15 miles an hour"; more
55,'E 0.
and Glasses Fitted. verandah,
and took a turn up and down the went up like a singing -school.
as though I was trying out "'The steel hunch are clubbing it!' The very existence of the English As- reasonable parking regulatIone; fewer
sociation was a good omen and the confusing bans on driving, practices
_ DR. F. A. AXON ' to' the fashionable church just'across "He undeostood that, and began to
my game leg, an' then I limped down I says, 4
fact that it contained so many teach- that are generally aproved; a broader
, ors showed that the situation was ISP- tendency to warn instead of arrest
DENTIST from the •libraty. - finger around his little wax mustache.
predated by those i.n whom the main the traveller and a general leniency
Clinton, Ont. ' "I stepped up inside the door." "Quite eo,' he cheeped, 'quite so,
hope of finding a satisfactory solution where violation of the reulation palp•
Ile paused, and his voice changed Then he squared toward me.
rested. ably was caused by ignorance.
Graduate of C,C.D.S., Chicago, and to its former note. "Ah-er, Mr. oJhnson,' he sem
11,C.D.S. Toronto' "Yee see I had to have a little - —_.; _____ "Probably- the most welcome Ina
which hoe
Crown and Plate work a specialty helii on this job. It had a big, loose The Bot6erartg •
brought to many communities a more
provement wrought is that
— end. A deadly weapon Is the boomerang
liberal speed limit law," Mr. Henry
' D. H. McINNES "I went iff and sat down• in a pew. In the hands of Australian savages. says. "Nothing has so aggravated
Chiropeactor-Riectrical Treatment. It was dim and. quiet and I got right Who made the first boomerang no one and irritated the motorist on tour as
Of Winghana wilt be at the Cominer. down to business. / didn't run in any knows. Some say an Bekimo boy the. conspicuous '15 mile speed limit'
Mal Inn, Clinton, ou Monday, Wednes- of the prayer -book curtain -raisers. I found that a stick thrown at a bird
signs that have greeted him in Min-
ato' and Friday -forenoons of 'each put the thing right up to the boss, came back to lifin, But we do know
drecasoot small towns, villages and
week. "'Now, loolchereeGovernora I said, that the boomerang has been.usea for
hamlets.
Diseasee of all kind' successfully 'has a helpless little girl got a pull nee.
"Everyone has recognized. the clan -
bandied. , •, with you, or is it bunk? Because I'm There are seeeral kinds of •boomer -
gars of atessive speed by the auto.
. goin' to call you, and if the line your
is .swarming with rock•cod, parrot-fisn,
, augs. Tho first Is called VTootyguncly
mobile. but when a village establishes
' GEORGE. ELLIOTT barkers are putting, out is on the
and other varieties, , .. I have seen Wine:kern," and it is used Cu warfare.
a,maximum s'pehtl of fifteen miles an
,Licensed Auctioneer for the County
, level1. you've got to coine across with
many 'beautiful Raver gardens, but It goes straight to the spot tor which
hour whele the metrenolitan ax•ea will
• • of Huron, the goo.ds, If there's nothing to it,
they are tawdry in comparison with aimed, and thoh falls .to the 'ground.
allow one to drive thirty, it is absurd
Correspondence proruptle answered. the Governaent ought to shut 'ern up
• theeleelicate beauties Nature has pro. The second is the "Trombash." This
to look upon the regulation as de-
luneedlate arrangements can be made omh fraud'order-Pm agoin' to carry
vide& in these interesting waters. -E, is used in hunting wild birds and it
signed merely for safety. The motor
for Safek Date at The Newe•Itecord, one eed a this thing; 'get busy at
J. Stuart, J.P., in "A Land of Oppor- Illes farther than an arrow, The is- signed
has taught the municipal official
Clinton, or by calling Phone 203, the other end!' 510
charges Moderate, awe Satisfactlein "Then I went out. tuulties." i Byes of Abyssinia use ft in war time.
the futility and injustice of this regu-
Guaranteed. The Trombash is called "Marudwul:
lotion in hundreds of instances al -
"That nrght I went over to see lit-
' Conscience Money
. len Wumicum" by the Australians.
randy, and when the tensing seascn
will have
' OSCAR KLOPP tle Westri8ge The third, the "Come Back" or "13un.
comes again, hundreds more
Honor Graduate -Carey Jones' Notional "He was surprised to see me- Detroit News: Last year the Secre• gil 1,Vumicum," can be made to de.
taken clown these signs of re.action.
School of AuctIoneering, Chicago. Spa; ddin't understand it; he'd never met scribe a circle of 35 Yards without ris-
tary of the Treasury received -$3,936,60 "The fight for tiniformity of traffic
cial course taken In Pure Bred Live me in the social line, in "conscience money" from people lug more than twelve feet in the air,
Stock, Ileal Estate, elerchandise and "He was mighty formal, as you'd "BIG MONEY!" 1 GURGLEDIT, who had beaten the Government, when thrown by regulations is continuing. In the
an expert. e
Farm Sales. Rates in keeping with say, but he didn't throw any stutter- LIKE A`.. MAN CHOKING ON A
while the Chancellor ot the British The boomerang ordinarily used fie meantime, more equitable and just
regulations' are being obtained every.
prevailing market. Satisfaction as. ing into Alibi Al. I set down, just LAUGH. . Exchequer took in about five times as shows or exhibitions is shaped some -
a -here," the statemnt concludes.
Phone 18-93. • - thlug like the blade of a curved sword
eared. Write or wire, Zarich, oae as if the place belonged to me, and • much. Either . the American coll-
'I fauncy you came with' some platiwith tme side convex, is; 30 or 40
ale
I waved a hand at him. I said to . science is harder and More calloused
you." about it, . than the Britiah, or it's„the other way inches long, two to four -Inches wide,
r
- E. R. HIGGINS • myself, 'You're a little piker; line up
Clinton, Ont. ' and take what's coming to
"But what I said out loud was like »' 'Plan nothing I says; 'the stuff's
, about. This; is a problem for the aild half an inn thick. It is ginsped
General Fire and Life IneuranceaAgent this: got M be covered -they'll git it beat 1 nthe right hand (with convex side
PSYchologistse Do Americana almost
for Hartford 'Windstorm, Live Stock, ' under her figger in another daY's without exception pay the Govern. up) by a handle that is slightly rough;
Insurance, Hurou and Erie and Cana-
da Trust Bouds. APPollitWenta made it ain't covered.' • ..
stuff that's goin' to be. wiped out if
,e "'Ali -or -quite so,' he was ‘cool
poundin'.' .. .
.guilt? )0O• de they skin Uncle Sam
their minds Of the consciousness of ened. The thrower•takes a few quick
steps forward and throws the* boom- -
—te • -----•
Automobile and Sickness and Accident "'Carrots has got a little bunch Of ment all they ,should ,and thus free
to meet, parties ale Brueeilelti, Varna , "That was her nickname oftmong as a julep; 'you are , intending, I ,
ana then stiffer no remoree? Does the (gang straight in front of him. ebav-
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hair .in the sun had a heavenly cop- Treasery, brood over his sin? Does a --a” -,•-' --
"1 leaned over the table and- blew turns into• a horizontal position aud a... '*'-g.--••
arid 13ayfield. 'Phone 57. '. the'youngsters because her blue -black fauncy, to cover the margin?' Britieher, when he luilds out on tho ing the hand, the boomerang at once
•-•_. .
a mouthful of smoke on him. going at groat aimed it revolves
-" 'Sure! I roared in his face, `if I he lie awake nights 'wondering witeth- around its own axis as it goes into the
per glint." ' .
can .get fifty ,thousand dollars quick.' er he ought to get right with Winstenj air. In returning it curves toward the
He looked 'mixed up. '"What, pre.
TIME TABLE cliely, do yoe-mean?" he saYs;
"He ducked out of the sinoke. Churchill? Does' he lose flesh. Does !at, descrilies an eclipse, gradually
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Trains, will arrive at and depart,frem ..0 'That's a, very large sum o:11loses momentum mid fells within a
. -gee.
"I didn't pay any attention to him: his tea taste bitter, .and his scone
' Going West. ar. ..' , . 11,10'tarn. "'Lose what?' he says. . . • , "'Big Moneyt) I guegled it, like .a
g . , but •this. le .hecalme the eye is 110t
Cfllieli enough to 'follow ate inogament. "Why did Jack leave his wife?"
..ie..
• • Clinton es' fellow's: I went on just as if lie hadn't said a
,• . choke !ticna Does lie have symptoms few paces of the , starting point, To
7)
• ° . Buffalo •dnd Goderich Div. ° . . , .'"I lolled over the. table an': smoked the onlooker it seems to hang motion-
< 'C' - ---/e-g2' '
Money,' he ettye. a ..., , .. - _ e
aeveleue eoldom; bit by the reprobate'
O • ' Going East, depart.: - 0‘25 man. • "Women's got no sense abotit balsa.Yankee? . , a .. Who evill 'solve this
. , _lees in the air at the •point of turning, ee..----' , .
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nese-she's ogoin'.0 lose it.' - e' ' oe Won like a, Ontch .uncle. , „
" 'Rotten the way they bring iris man choking on a laugh. Do yeti .0.n its return the.boomerang is eather
"Well, you see, :She wasea: Juuk
. London, Huron e,.. Bruce Div. . allowed to drop, to the ground, or dealer's daughter and she WeS ./11-
,.
. .. " . sr. -• 10.04'. p.m. up,' I says, -he .samo as if he hadnt know hetY, much Carrots -liffe, got
Geleg, south. ar. 7.50 . . 7.5.6 aj.n. spoke. -. Mere's this steel bunch beat- ban:eel:1 edint,tito?'n
swei: that; I' kneW he ..-- caught haa net; since its throe le still
a " "•
4).1.0 p.ree ing the stuff, down. her broker wires . H so great that it might injure the hand ways picking scraps."
_ , Gettig North, depart • 6.50 p.m. 'am: something to 'cover it, _ail'. she evonldn't.' -t/ ---la . .. if the thrower attempted to catch it.
Soma boomerangs are ao sheered SCiencp„
0 . " . ", 11.05 11.15 a.m. sticks the telegrein ,up against the "'Where, precisely, c..12 you expecte.
0', e---'-` and Agriculture
le.okin'-gities so she'll reipember to to get this inon.ey?' he says.. rose Is - e that they will rise 200 feet in the, ale,
The McKillq Mutual' boat it?,
"I saw everything that was gain' we could raise it together.'
"Wela sae, 'I th.ought maybe . a peculiarly ornarneated booMerang
The Aruuta savages of Australia have
• Ca.lcutta Englisluffen: There is
hardly one single day in the year in
te,aspoonful of
Gillett's Lire sprinIttled
in the Gabage,Cti
O preventsfliesbteeding
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Use Gillett's Lye ...lei all
Ckaning and Disinfecting
Coats little
but always
effective
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write to him next week -can you "I set up snore "calni-Ifice at that,
'that is,not found'avith any other tribe. 1N'hieh It ia not possible to take up
. . . •. through him, same LIS if you'd rolled He, wanted that fake foitune 1 1- el , 1 It is• carved -With curve's and. grooves, one's daily paper and learn of some
Fire insurance Compaily It out.. thd picture -reel , saved for him, so -it .would come whet mountains and caterpillars, ,in instance in which science is benefici-
' '"The "Old friend, no manners, dai•n along with the girl, bet he wanted
. i. ,raised cleeign paintect with red ochre. ' ally affecting, agricultere, both soil'
DIRECTORY: ' And there were two other hooks: this "I knew it, -and I smolced -on him.
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-'.c.', ' oil! alfliNt 'I r .
' and crops. A century ago the law of
diminishkng 'returns was elevated to
Head Offipe, Seaforth. Ont, the difference' stuff, hacl hooked him. somebody el th carry.the chance..
pros . e , ocierIch; --i'?,
ident -woes. Connolly o eirl had some property that he didn't I hung over the table and puffed it ,e- , IN\ ie,, ,
The Speed of Cars tbc dignity almost of a religioue dog.
Vice, James Evans,. Reechwood; Sec.. 'snow of, and the friends' of. the fam- in his face. :He tried to duck oat bf providence Journal: Speed is tele. ma. r But improvements in -soil chem -
For a Delightful Vecit!
Treasurer, Tiles. E. Hays, Seaforth. BY, like me, was a -coming to -him its, and,. I followed him, around. It, . Not Likely to ,Run. idtry, mycology, eutomology, and
Directoree George • McCartney Sea. abed it. - • ' . .r, . • clone me good -I eouldri t spit. cia the , tige. Thirty-five rodies.an hour on a
fertil; D. F.- il'igGregor, Seaforth.: 3, G. • "Ho iet np, now pleasaht as you little -tight -Wad. • , ,'• - , ' ' _ , First , Neighbor -12e you UM lc I clear road in fine weather is not other branches et agricultural science WRIGLEY'S NIPS
' .. - Grieve, Walton; 1 Wme Ring, Seafoigh; please. • ` - ' ' could get, yoeig son to run sofne er- neeesectrily a speedy rate. 11 05 more have brought about in the minds of
tots , laev. Sia ' -Ae , DeliciouS after smoking-
°. M. 1.1cHgen, Clinton; Robert. Ferries, ' • "'Now' leek here,' Mr,',Westeidge,'
, , . ramie toe me?"' ' , , • probably. a sale rate, Ilut fifteee Mlles. .
. econothists a serious 'modification, of
sweetens the breath,
lierlock; John Ilennetvelr, 13rodhagea; ". 'Alier, yes/. he sale; he hadn't, I says, 'don't yau git a wrong 'netme. eSeeond Ditto -`'No; if yew can get . . i ,
tvn hour in the midst of :city traffic on D. .1,14,11 writesi
Soothes the throat and
' . 3a,s. Connolly; Goderieli. ' . go e name I was playing tinder. Iv your head, I in. rio agoon to let him to walk' some ' errancia tor Yo i ''Solls de net got eghausted 11 they
makes the next smoke
• •' Yeo, Goderich; Ed. I•Iinchray, Sea- neva: jumped. . to take the rialto:there airi't .ittrite iii '
. you'll be doing well," ' - -'
• • , •1 eneeti.. It is neeessary always to read ,- -
are properly handled; e if hay are
taste better. , a _
ceet'
Agents: Alex, Leitch, Clinton; J. W, ''.1 hollowed at. him, an' he mighty you take any Tisk on this, I'm agoin',
, _ a stormy night may be ,t c angel ous
• '" 'Johnson!' , I said. 'Alonzo John-, 0 act; the Stufre iot to baunce back, The boat/nat was „tired of ansveer- .
. 'the speedometer in the' light. ef colo.farrned. under a, conservative rotation
\ones veltela.--.,-1-a„,a34,yr
e61,.. -e-- -
paid to Maoris* Clothing Co., Glinton, , , •• '.. „ ..
Aby money ,to be io id in mee a
-a -- --- -9 . " ‘011ite 50 Mr. Johnson 'lie saga, b a
uneh,get eta theyean grab of it. But as bracing as theyesay?",asked 05 0 of . . II
C( Pee . , ., t ki i . .. -
t betaught that He inuat some- ineteed ' of being plundered."
ond al the -
..•_rists....y„4-...-- -,
G., Jermtith. Brodhegen. • . son, Kaesas city!' .: It'll go to th sky When he steal ing•visiters' questions. Is thie 1 lace. .moment.The in6torist . .
forth; W. Chesney, Egmondyine:, n.
, alwaYs driving at that matcheitura Jimmy When he had the ineeeles?" ' ' - alktkOffiesealtA
or at omees grocery Goclerieb, , . quick seine as you a apologize, t ieres W a ve a e , - , . ,
' '1°. ' ° h te r iie there may be ' I. sput- thein "It's' amazing" he reified. now °he convinced that wittm a irtaxi- ' On Comraissio,n
(11-"fea--'''
, ,13 , • t . who ive,, You eee it.. wee. something like ' the wait for him to cut in With. a (pea- ° aaid '"tiie okl 'salt. '. oue see, I. raS' tura to the B.o
inagieeteda ily -the Directo'r ,• I ' that „nicht d ea twenty..two vlSits.",, " ----i---jj';:p1-- C.4311,1,-,0,.:7
ProloPtlY attended to Oa aPPlication to 0 e lig in. with the line of Money by to -morrow at.noon., ,i WEI. week.' couldn't walk.a "'teeny," safd . ' • --,---.4*--e-eeee- .
11*
me sr' ", Vita
. , . --, ' g • a is freed by ordinaithe m' "nowt you think, decter, you've .
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or trealeact other businese will be .fauncy?" .. ' .',. • ' up the .backinggari" yea git me the y ti iita -1 n I ' at I • I e
.eta to it ,does not Wairart .. In e rallies evercharged. I tor attending
After Every lkafeel..i.,:,11,14..
Parties. desiring to affect Insurance . some Dusinees affair 'to. dieeuis 1 tared it out on hen is mine . I I, put "Yon ask the neigibors• they 11 tell ...e,
' their reapectiveopost oilice. -Losses arly acre° tha ° t bl ' ' ' ,, :Yee,' rea.11Y,',', ,;,,, A road -Mender haystMinitted.a pie- "You must remember, -Awry. Drowne, 7:",
. atiY of 'the above Officers addreseed to' '
. clope mighty' easy . and Comfortable ne ee, e, et ,e, an.. I didn't the Igsitor nblitely -
nearest e e ace e. , ,,. .. i way .they do things Up in his dome: -don I took a big envele ' et 'Yal Aeollemy. If accept- "Yes,. but yoU forget lie infected the
lint Macadernicluti4,aholes,chOoll• 1,, • , , ISS'LlE 'No.
1,eff, he will be the
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Scrambled.
To be added to the lore of old noc-
turnal life is the story of the taxicab
driver who was hailed by a speak-easy
doorman the other night. The doer.
man escorted four men0 to the volture,
arranged them carefully within and
then instructed the chauffeur:
"The man on the lett goes to --
Park Avenue, the one next' to him to
-- East Sixty-fifth, the one on Use
loft front seat to — West Ewa and
the other to — Riverside Drive."
The ehauffeur nodded understand-
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doorman.° •
• "Say, Buddy,a he said,. "would you
Mind sertin' these- guys ont again? I
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