HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1900-11-16, Page 4ttew. codarat natal' teineters.
It Is probably flews to tile taajeritY
or people to know that the red, or roek,
eadf.si. is a bitter enemy of the lob.Ster that has Just crawled out of his
ghell and is. soft and unable to protect
Abaseif. During shedding time these
l.sters rawl under proleeting
flocks, where the senwtseal and kelp
a re thick and where they find protect-
ed places in which to go through the
erueess of slipping out of their old
shells and taking on a new coat of
Mail, so to speak. For some days after
'Shedding the lobsters are weak and
tteahle to cope with those fish that
NVage war upon them. This fact the
eoilesh seem intaitively to know. and
alley will swarn. around these retreats
e"eat • ancl Attu for the
shudders to CrilW1 OUL
An old lobster fishernaan said that .
many times he had stopped his dory :
over a largo number of these red cod -
Ash and watched their operations. Fie
and even dropped his line down and
dangled tempting* bait within a few
deet of them. 'Unless it happened to
atall direetly in front of their noses,
1110Werer, they would seldom take it,
R s they were after lobster meat. When
he thin shelled lobsters would crawl
Out froui beneath the protecting sea-
)veed, the codfish would dart at them
Anti strike them tierce blows with their
Sails, disabling them completely. They
tvould theu fall to and devour the help-
11.ss crustaceans This performauee
Me lobster fisherman said he had wit -
;sussed many times.
Ma Look, Were Deceptive.
The late Mr. Just ice N\ 'Illiaw
O'Brien. as Is pretty generally known,
vv*is not n tailor's model, dud when go -
fug; ou a loug railway jourtesv his attire
este; even tame iieglected i Min usual,
,...ays London NI. A. P. 11'ading one
th. v for Ms train to lea ve Cork, he
era is !peed lu 1 he tlt•st plass tresh•
mein 'slam. his Llireatlbart. and faded
at tosts.tig the more remarkable
x•vileti Ail eon:at:it with the dress of the
arq sethetinentuliz place, "Out
have a glass or taliiiS" lie iiriuired
ef 1 h. 10 frills and pewee!. who
attl.s1 resins .1;4•• bar
Th.^ Illta Una 81.1-
0ereillously aud then so:timed e.a:
"Yes hot It's tnpis-n 9. a glass here.
Sou II get It for a plenty in the third
s'ass touni."
Veil." retained the .helge as mina-
aly as we:sit:le. "I think I'll have a
Vass at suppeneie ail lee '.a :n" 1 incittUllage 1•.1 1!1.. "
M. mak hie milk and waInea out
P, iii oho 1133.1
that yotaig lady beatil
al-atc”ai Whip Were Atatiaiitig II
1 he ,i' g.. who her "'ii.
-1 l*
.°-tef 0.1. she Wvar
trged to e4plifura that hIr 14k -t1 !c1
vaa , vale of those "411.1 farmer tele
-11„%est, isistost stem arguing shout the
s) we el the null. for half as hour."
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'she tiontsisithe's Judgment.
weit4 Atelowleete 4111 1euis tala/e". WhIP
rin. u4 whine Coati stimprel noy
1 ityl. and the:, wow altittati 141.
se- Oitel fors Ike ships ths tht• er
t 1.-4 to mulee gm pu:'
WOYDI 4314,. 111',V
!,4 ,tenting the view Itu
r1;t1,40.11i1f4 ted eithrt. 411,Jou'll
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01 '64'idi,,,,1;tter--Iff emt-d. it writ Lea lIdtr
, .13s-Istaa3 11113t9--1111ie3ly, gentlemen,
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tienerai Doer' qitittea et litutlity. Trig TASK. I
General Cox was a good diseiplina-
rian, but he never blustered and was
never severe, On one occasion several
Officers called at his headqmarters and
stated to him that they would nut
promise to march theh• men up the nar-
row river valley. Re sent them to their
quarters and said nothing of their im-
pertinence until after the war.
While in camp at °matey bridge his
quartermaster general shot a pri rate
In the Second Kentucky, The men of
the regiment escaped the control of the
officers and made a rush to kill the
quartermaster, Who had been taken to
Cox's headquarters. Cox saw the men
coming, but Instead of' ordering the
guards to fire on them he ran toward
them alone, bareheaded and unarmed,
Re reached a gap In a stone wall4thead
of the 500 or WU furious armed men
and stopped them. He explained that
they might kill him, but they could not
pass.
Straightening to his full height, he
said, "Your general, unarmed. as you
see, orders you to remember that you
are soldiers and obey." Much to the
surprise of the score of anxious officers
watching the parley, the men returned
to their camp. Cox sent for a company
from another regiment. which guarded
the prisoner to the lower camp. No
charge of mutiny ever appeared against
that regiment. which afterward. under
Nelson and Palmer, made a splendid
reputation for drill. dist:inhale and hard
fighting.-
Stratemy tn a Street Car.
"In the matter of strategy a woma
can get the better of a. man every tim
In minor affairs, at least." said a ma
who Is in business down town and wit
rides home In a West Philadelphia ca
during the rush hour every evening
"I usually get a seat, for I take the ca
away down at Fourth street. Th
other evening I was busily reading ta
paper when a woman got aboard a
Twelfth street I glanced up slyly and
saw that all the seats were oeenpied
Hasty as my Wanee was. she cough
my eye, and that was any finish. Stull
Ing broadly. she canto over to whe! e 1
wre sitthig and exclaimed: 'Why. how
do you do? How are all the folks?
"I couldn't plats, the m omen to save
ine1 re. 1.111 1 1 ft,: n.. tats and re -
piled that we Welle all well. 'She trust
be setae friend of the fum ly,' I argurd
with myself. su I folded up my paper
and gave her my seat. Atter she Intel
Settled liorseit comfortah4 she luoked
up at me in a qui er sort of way and
saidu "Really. 1 0113.4 beg 311111laIrt1011-
Wyk pol1 f01' Mr .101:0'.. YOU 10011 St/
11010•11
"i1111 eiluk 111141 the seat, makt she kept
it. It WUS U Vf 1.01111:0."
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Said Duty; "Trate thy pen and writ!?
tuffe 1.1.robliina lines, n.rds 7, dated with Import
highl
Enough of avuneting 00 syiris'e tier
Ehougt, ot eiaging of her rose and whiter'.
tett me dew, when, lo, upon my sight
(My inuer sight, alum there is ho one night)
A vi,lon (11151.1csi thoughts of Duty ity
Like southoring birds adown tui statism night.
0 1/1,r4tor Stern, no task out thou eanst set,
I Cart. 1101 t11011 bic193 it bop
Will far remove me froa, mottle dream of her,
Loolt 1 um wourium Lore tor 5010,511
Attu tiuttue thou niuyst as soon part land and sea
Auu thoughts of Lore item lore's true wor.
°11i--CPeritintun Soollarul in Cosmopolitan
THE SECRET SERVIE.
Tiresome Work of Reading
pater Dianatelt oX :4,000 weeds.
Souie governments inak.e use of nus
merais for their ciphered connuunica
tious with their ageuts abroad, otitera
a mixture of numerals and words, and
yet others excitouvely words. Of course,
theonly proltlent that needs' solution
in dispatches uf this kind: Is to aseer-
-Min tie, key 111.11•ther 0i' key wus.t.•
When that is accomplished. 'ore re-'
=Linder Is easy, thougo gem.. very
tedious. Indeed it Is talliettil ;if tleoi
of a more tiresome, head slit:it-lug piece
of work thau either to cipser or titi
Wier a dispatch of some Lain or es.,,s
words. The writer talits from sad thel
wee. experience.
Some governments eletaig;- the key
word or key aumerals w.; imelt it. e
panel, aceordiug 10 0 sewed
anent. Others, at.,aita, change 11 PVI.:'y
month. iinnetinies it is piaseta at s
e begiuulue at the dispatch, at ohs ,•
n times at the end. To' the uulultia Led 1
OEATH' AT A WEDDINGV
& Pathetic Tragedy of the Was oe.
tvreeli the' States.'
Recalling the historic incidents' elus.
tering about South Caroliuriq execu-
tive Mansion, Afro. That:Meng' Dorton
writes In The Ladies' Home Journal
of the shocking tragedy that occurred
there toward the close of the war. This
was the death of the daughter of GOT-
ernor Picketts immediately after her
marriage to Lieutenant Le Rochelle.
"On the afternoon preceding the e'vets;
big of the marriage the northern ;army
began shelling Columbia, but prepare -
Mous for the wedding continued.
"'Finally the guests were all ti.aSeni-
edeir, and the clergyman was proneed-
fug with the solemn ceremony ahe had
just joined the right hands of the hap-
py pair when suddenly there was an
awful crash, and a ballfrom the ene-
my's cannon penetratedthe mattSI
on
and burst in the middle of the mar-
riage• chamber, scattering its death
dos;lug missiles In every dIregffifin:
There were screams and a heartrend.-
ing groan, mirrors entailed, the had's&
shook, women fainted and walls rock-
ed to and fro.
"When the first confusion was °ref,
It Was diSe0Vered Unit 111 alt the crowd'
only one person WIl$ Injured, and that'
was the In•Ide herself. She Is'y partly'
on the floor and partly In 1.1e lover's'
arms. crushed and bleedlag, pale. but
Very beautiful. her bridal goWn drenchtt
oil %vitt! warm blood and C Ar e nt cut in'
her hreast.
'Laying her en a lounge: the frantic
bridegroom besongbt her by every ,
term of tenderness and endearment to
illow the ceremony to Proceed, to !
which she weakly gave coasent, and,
ying like a crushed flower no less
viete than the camellias of' lief bridal
sniquet. her breath coming la short
;Nes and the blood flowing from this
rear. angry wound. she tntifnaured
yes' to the clergyman and t•eceleed her
nu:band's first kiss A tnoment more
III all wag over.
-Flue was laid to rest :miler the meg-
t‘lins and the heartbroken bride -
11)100 reeitiess with tlespair, returned
o las regiment."
dispatch of this kind will appear in the
r ,
nature of a Chinese puzzle, but to an 1
expert cryptographer the deeiplits•iu.;
of a goverument code dispaanh Is mere 1
child's play.
Oceasioually the dispatch will appear g
a mere jumble of consonants %vithuitt '
any meaning, while at otitis times it 1
• Will be so (loitered as to contain sensi- a
ble and plausible sentences, tke mean-
ing of which armours on the surface. 11
It was a code of this kind that was g
used by the Spanish aecret agents ;n t
Ilts Nor» the Snot.
An ann. t :9-.141. 3, i ro Intel of
General 813timent. 31119. Cis command -
lug general of t se army. %listed We.st
Peng tete J1111e ref the gradualism es-
te tense; De aiooteq-attied the enni•
Itt.alt-iatut on Ins Stoat* morning tour
to barn -tolls. aral era enter -
lag a es -stain went :IA' %%Wiwi! over 10
the titameeptisee Stnsping u1033-13. to
iett Up 11 lirt•-h Iron; the annhile of the
heat Ith l:1'4 7.3Eul,d17..a140717-61 and tie
tialsul a IP Mom 1191
F.,112:1Ve., ID 33h1rh 33 Wei ly staksixil a
C,119,4t1r7311114. ineantitu vuff te004,..0.0 and
other tsuntra72.•.e0,l nets 'ln*3t3ttiie
in
the tesiets INA t ,y11%,": the teem stuusd
, tent t.Uts k13Uof UoulgrittilE4
1:1,431 ts9:rli f n.,In trw 13'0S 1e3
.5t' 1.,1111 :IP 5 to *10. ot elr 1 RI*/
3f 1.9 hta, II..41/10,-1s Twit• to -
1"Lp01illI.sl07, goo.![131311 re
21r1 '2
001 0.31V1-, Of that hole
tras sing 11 . -(5 11 t I taus
112 tade.t altd fli(t*A 01. 16s
this cenntry ilm•isg• the war with
Spain, and the elever staff of secret
ate VIel. men employed by the nit.s1
States goverunient were In a ‘ory
short time possessed of a key to the
eipher in question.-
A KAFFIR"SMOKER,"
The Natter Women Are Crittemilustle
Devotees or the Weed.
In Smith Attic% the native woman
Stool:es. ineessatilly. Your native sere-
' aid staithes us elle 000115 111111 us she
n ashes The 10111lee0 S110 likes Is tante
The Illaint.N. •ogttrot h.. au Entli:411
ittlesian Indy of fashion streste
eil Queue:It a quill. No that no nicotine
eau stilt Weal 01.110gerS. MAIN;
be sitieiret1 at by a Kaffir. "Mee me a
idlie 111111 stottiething hi it 1 eli 11 UMW"
IS 111 effeet what enys.
The men Wattle's are beyond Wilsons
Tht,y smoke monething so veinquetau
that It 1311111033* 11(0133 evinglo and
hise their breath. stiveae 111
1113 alarnoilig degruice. "rimy Mit, Rot'.1(13333. I;
. f • 't in: ant
JH plashes of It rselittilI" they tat
Wittn they meet and VI2.411 011e ult•Ii, f
tol10133333('4,3 as teo freinh-ri teas!'
their 109333', the. tiallins take
Wtets Mut stottclue that. TI01y go -40.21,4
to arrange a ten:eking party. 03y -•,(ontftt-
ting on the ground and stetting ssiuttn;
their "114e7.' SE 7U4.4%. 1117.717 't-1717 1r3411.1
Cele 111 it inserted huff CA'a,V 30,,,,11,1 1333
flight altutRes to the Wait. The (1,:06 I
the tube 14 in a h:3-3a,and.' '.(1 is nvu:ta 1
That 1310 sonoiaor 5...!'rY'lluu.4 the 21033 ctIto"(l'' f
riot 13talk*-s- Mtn Itteapaitule of oar -,I35e,(16 t
(•
hut a ser3es of' 1,,,,:.33.2(.s mit ei.:1,*!.('s IT0,•'33
MINK' hat! las
03
CHEAP SPONGES,
Where Those som hr the Stele
Vohirs Are Proeured,
SII.IngeS sold by the street fakir n
rather eaptivatites in toppent•attee. tar
and almost white. awl the price rang
tr. 5 to 10 Cent.: People 15'
1131 Ve bht ougteponges 111 a drug Mu
taloa' 1 1011 110 Sllell 1...11‘111r: 111.11eleS et
he therefor 80 11111t. 11:•110.S. 111211
nil"; 111VeSL VIII 1 IltV tI1111% inst.
mane than 01100. beetinse the speug
seen 'falls to pleeesw
, hereas a gou
getesge will last ler years.
s„edeleuily Martell 14.20,314.20,3 Ylpr14 ag
that the reason. 'the .fatieirs eould to,
AlY0114411.° 519 V110.E11$1.) 53115 114, 4323,
11011013'btunght thesi froan the tosiottat
331e1 there are raate
nlmotplo %rho h
limo* IL AS If 110.11 devoting all the
vneres mid NU! to ameliorating th
His ittatirthid wieald spread ilisentt
by distributints old mil 13303311011113' genet rof
itireeted tipotages, n nititter of faet tot,
sentsteee etstsinten are email 1311
Miami .0 811 4-Jtel. ellern• grained,
The rehire' si2eollgtis are the eillipittge
Or the big 1"i'333*'330 sold to liver.tittea
abill others ssliLli•, 3DPC31, latik3?
The finals iszt mess' have • -
littat2 %ti5t'331331] 121333 Icue loose. The 11'314018
boy these bits. train thetau into strap?
mid then give tlitin tit ban la
1131.11intie a1/:5(4. After 1114171711338'30 tor :2
!poops tile/1- at*, taheat aunt I •
in *Aar Walk and dried. Val eve
0110.owiLLA, ,AV:.,..tr Dug al i411111ii
tather 3311'333-333,I343311'333-333,I34to 15s, 43 -nue. Nev.
all Close testl/r3",-, 15.0- mesh is 331)033110nAttoil that`
5'1'„ty u,33 34,3'251. 111113 1-4,1, Tat
(14,3 (04 33r-,311 311:33411 they are us
.nne 1440u an,3- sz533,..u*- i'li.9!.3gEttl in the tfi3nr-st.
tug 33-03033,33-03033,
et
12
re t
go 6
es pw'
ho
Items
re
111 Sinai, then the fit:C Ser•rier has reptei
SO eilly got the spaniel tsa tt the karip
t
Nee. WWI 3/19, 3347,331 tb..4111, 'teal s$.14D
SP
to glory la hi tills, Pm Sr, a, Who T1
d ('0 the ''fat it, q ' te3.111l li a: ni mot
temptation t' sateb a *
0 be seen
now Ititrore. Conte to tt
IN tit tea:
S. honTesttna Mo. E7333333'1'4i'44' lc; /oil
Montt how"`Iner (6 :P.7100/4" smote to t*
Ir written Is ts rat hus esuflu 11e -wean
0 that Mr. West sect test, DV . la us t*133.0 hind of non:, viol,* 13 I. / tot :IS' 1113071
n 3i'33J1' 1411t 31 loonNu
v./91143mM r-,,,amtki ---1033 he gu& 10.1, e
41 mad
st-te voeuts.Slavitehtig
When New' Yorlt• chi)" owned 42 s1,41Ve-
ship is told' in'.an 4111e1e In Pearson's
Magazine, 1hl greatest /113petn$ Was
givent� the' Ethiste trade by the' act of
parliament of tOS•f, Which legalized
slaVety in the North American -cola
trie41- This does not Mean thrt'e stafery
Whal iifilcnriWil* *in *bat l now the
Unfee111 PAttitils' fitlaik' flint tithe,. Ik-
ea it Se' fi•W 011YIY. dg 110P IP Duitb mad -s*. -
*as lantli)ell and ttoldr 2b, itigetili An:
&Ong. at' JeintestOW11:i
• fa1u2& the 'Weat India caiiiPanY.rth
Phi:teer sliVeS. Piens' the West Indies' 1Io
igen* York ditY, rhea NOW Antsterdaa
dr14‘Cify d'ivu'ell!Shaina in teglall,g
stkrviintUed' niOn'e?,; f�n. its frttinir
antll Snared' hi the Profits. Of ilts
fed*C-A: Tlhs recogn Vlittir anden'ednr-.
ei.gOlneig th'uY accutint loll the agroundII!I'
-edtt ehat 13n 1150 slaves formed
Onett-sieltli, Of the entire Population of
*.e* York.. Tfie genera Prevalente OP
tilWeetS;l Show* by the' fact thati
at
trlife fItte4' Mere **die' 07 Slaves IWgtruki
sti-134.4 o trooklYti", and
Pane in toritfon, itSeif there Wel1e1 fem.
dem. 2o.00tY sqdifeg.
#ei'� t Iia Weal& tfiltil ety
de‘alt 0.'e. On) the t ondon' eltehange. No
slenerei dikk' In. human fieSh was
d reSbactizelli dbinnierde, and tat In
17.71 f fee EMitinh' d'hine Sen'e to Alfil'ea
102 AfPg erftriP'Arf for the trade and
*id) elrfyiek capaciff of 4ei14140
tit7P!
. , A TuiVetity Dog,
Not 16hg ago very fat sbanief I%
intreeineed into the house where it
terrier had alwaYS been the rims
The le`Ster was teldhowever, to
have Well to the neweotuer and not
bully him. So tire two eeemed fat
friendly and itt the end got In the ha
of taking short rambles together.
However, the fox terrier was (bride
ly Of a thoughtldi disposition' and
one occasion eafoe across a Mink,
wall. which was' easy enough' 1:o le
oft but there was' greater
returning. , The fox t.rrit r ept'a
down the bank :Vat entieed his Ilea
companion to followwith the rest
that the latter could' not get baelnwil
the former. by rene.on of his greater r
Irity. was easily able to de.
0iv the terrier saw his opportnult
eturned home and (smells tett his not
mnton lamenting Never dill the b
ier steno happiet or gayer than
hat day r. hen he had once enure t
ole run of the lionSe. and lie gullet
'hen laser on the spaniel laid bet
otind.assisted up the wall and Instant
kl" A"ci•Ol;htfe
durious instance of the obi*. of
OS` Insect tie sueeessfully measure die.tlintO Was'eVideuced once' while It was.
traveling tfiii5tigh atirthelln Argentina.
t,
first Made' the Sequaibtance of, my'
triend on the' fiack 1,erauda' of a' little?
ta veva I, was• lu ism-.
meek: Abouf filvo'esiet froth' me was at
1)3,1' WI, reel' of Woodesupport--
ein ifff As' it:ISty there'
•Ru"illigh'ti ef4 the! tbP4 of the
*boat *f.blikk r tie fly'
apnkik.IY tart-AS(1, kitty spider. s
elould ne'e believe' thy' efes, lint on
eloSe? fasPeetithi siva that al. kilder
eion9 ilonteWhiefh' Etilighted
t�1 my ffy.
.eilbugtt dog voolv *litchitigc and
Sratind that title Was his insehod of.
oto:t fly' would alight oh.' top'
�f the' idithig; the spider Would take la
414 tkisttildEie Elt a glance and Would dist:
appear' doWa the side of the rail,' walk
along tOward fly, but out of sight,.
• hl a reached the place on the side'
631 the foal. at right angles to the pos1-
.11100 eeenpied 13'y fly *hen he last
• 11t. Then* lie' *nald *alk nearly
tee' like' fon of the' rail and fasten' his.
Wet; tion Walk dewn, paying out his
lee& See went till he was aa far'
'Ira& twe' Place where he had fastenedl1i'
t'sZ6 as Was the fly, then one' vig-
eronS' leap. the Web Swinging him
round the are of a circle, and he'
*mild alightf teP of the fly.
I bare never seen one miss' this
d'eetiVidgly difficull! leap, except when
the ifY left his position before the'
f°I :spider fiad fluisheil his prellinimiiieh.-
ter- -E. A. Suverkrula Selentiffe 4tneri.
bet tan.
to
rly *sic* Sea PerifitarIttee.
hit The' Black sea has peculiarities -
'Which distinguish it' ?rain the :iledIter•
nt ranetui, Atlantic or Pacific. The great -
on kst asmetained depth Is 1,200 fathoms.
or A surface current tio*s
ap *Irem fr.,e' Mach see.' the (Mer-
in ranean through the Boesuiets and
jug Dardanelles and an undercurreut of
vy salt vrater from the .‘10.11terratiettli
tit into the Black sea. This unIertszr:sent
lie of water is warm and sinhe to the
bat, 'gm and in consequence of its great
density prevents vertical cirenlation.
;, The result is• that these 310%upor trainers
ON are rendered Siva:lent They ore sane
need wit:3 s9110::::.,,,ipti
01» Consequently lift. Is impumsiitle. re an
bi expteditIon wela idSir Jelin
.0 tout: part the wane' t%"olight nti 17
ratans of a water beetle from a deist;
11 er Ott+ fathoms klItallts, enlefis jit,",e• 1
ten eggs. No life thine -fete is lot
In the Matt 0111 islitriti 11 ID.T1/1 DDr
Di• /i•ri 14 1. n striating' cot.
Iran to Winn tato:whet ht pp, az
036. WhOr1 . r:.qn.i an 7111D11,,p1 47,1, „,• or
ataDaDat In'e sof itlust depth `1.1i1 1 1.; 3
8.. t /31101 ,1IID4111eV v 't.utotattittry
Mil reference O., (1' II0 "
all tico tirep4r .1;t4o,i1-. the o' 6t
• 11C0Ontaut 19. iI•elt.tv. 1 sr-
lentate ef lime, a einottlitlett net eutoeslit.
It net as far us In 1111,1413 ;MY oilier
l' es -Cars.
at the rul3o. walz/-i* AL II
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live in Etterenet.
cas: • tr.aszy.:( r
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P:ou,..?; 2:1e: ..$5.1133' 9.. OW saesed
lis. 31 1..s.43ee 1 eaten
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arra:
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easeste • rof suteb ei,;"
264:ix a.1j3ossesl.."
Cortes -13,(:.d• -,a., Dittor-This is ear'
73'33; 33,, E.:Latter as far as Sollttettte
N':(32.1 0(,?ar.
Ottoe Boy -Those who nre so 4 -2n -S
0:33 16,311,,1"...,3, ahorte Ny31115301 3333/(3.3 pate:
gra3I. 0•:00131:113.3 si"'.ur.Iut 11 of humor.
Po•inter's shoat% gentle-
ra:/33--;3-4 shame:- Pearson's.
tete Ought to
3131SS -1177L-,47.7u. 1.1,71 c....34..1.,1 to get
71211 h3. Stn. t91/5(1 -11.333T
111. 05/1-11..33i1'm( ge33330es3'3y*-1 have
verisleal rz.0"..31.• thioe-s ilateily that 11 had a
wife
11,Iss Antique 33'12441.10,13-1fla3e you.
31:r. Oldothapp-Ves. If 1 had wife.
s••%, -"d hitto V sewing nuartine.
and the suimiLg 33,1330 .uft,./ wo3333.1 have an
'an tau. 32.3.d1 0/10383 taae it and oil 1333'
021 .4- It squetaIss
Cottiriet 'Watch Glasses.
In Me of <sieve:ion wateb
ig-as:ut...i the ziass is blown ism a sphere
ni.oLi a n..41er 113 437a3(3,-/er. sot:hie:it
1...eeria3 la -tug 1313:.42 to give the desir
theo:aiess. os C./- ease may be, Disks
1334 30.331 via out tr..oin this sphere with
a..o! 01' g pah 0ff compasses having
33 '''9" ti . . g :
a knack in tif-33:1-1...ing the i1i k
after it bus been eta A good •wurit t
?man will, it is siztil. ent ti.o.ss glasses
In a day.
T trf 3.'• Of 3 ;331 :12':-::3333 is ''.33i,tirte
It the world it .- ;!
and t33,33,3 n3333,to-s3: 331.3; 3o3
31 is tiue host 03*Irkg ir..es, math f l'Yit a
f crawl- ge4.3:431331e age III La,- a -or: - dosla
thltrogiu the 3321N ".•("...liqi
BIS 3"I30321-12 333401Ve33'S iLS
V -.,mubrains 130rh Ls 33331:4133 3133 111S: WO 1.-4.1 01114"1: tin g 512
.13111%.,$11 1.1343u.uD•110(30:7.„2,u, Tes
sat*s-3300:--; 1e11,-; 32e sorni ti„,
buart Yet 0333:00 3231 its 3333d33.0nu'av'es.
the Lig trees do no; seem 1J i:r:rt'r.g•
eneast/d their .-nage stke the garial
epoch.
En*.
The &Bit rastru.,-._yr's face turnen
teariet with kltre a. Li. Iraq .3
Irish 6tevai31 for Ids awkwa:/lau-ss.
"'Now% Itatel33. 3433.-.331 the line
. 'Witt those feet. brawe Them 3/33,-3
MAD. ene, tile-nt in laser
• Lur;ferty's dlerity was 1.013.
" SUer.,1331.- +he wieel 123332e300-
133. -1.3e3"re tot mine: they're Micky
/./33013121'S. /11 130P Year rank:"
Whitt It Looked 'Like.
"Beg part:tat," Ca' rude young
11(03 gJI li.;ug hL.. ft.:V.111'v'; 1:),tEet'IP1'
ugliti. i simply conickri eutp,,ress that
yawn" 33
"I meet nicninat it " rept' :I qui, tn. cif
girt "By 31,.ws • *- • reel
55
V?rrb-li '1040033,,,,,. ,,
C33330erl ussa.
Ile was a new r :.e5ght Landier.
"Load ttose 1grreis ilD 31333 ear." cir-
cle:1cl the 1'r4':43t agent.
the let/Inca% "ken or Violin*.
The young a2(*. -0 tu.(433y are t(io
233a1033 given ty, stir anaDysis.
1930: putturipring.• Their Wanes 3333311
ne,chties evst ea*(to yelar than utui
333e entiee wasdosshe of tlis,le geandfa-
then. They feel: a sense wilegrada-
tien 333 santsiZ Bri-seneilitns (433341 plodding.
and they ssalt for 5333041.4,0f.4 14-2411/ ramie
to (-cone to thola. 'There is not 50124
33u31331 in 363e (Langtry *51 33y WeriDLIti 51134133e
113e1D I'D'inkilhe and 133133e33 I3333'o1333333 the
streils tattleting Ioar cif 113.•* -33.9 33.10333e
r•-.,,trisinir, for •etnit'cloynis.tet, dare not.
332.'0123_ b3'31330s&- 51I30330312 133315 I33ee4i0333. 331-
111':"..e30Y. atU1 ta VII;(313:d 193. 33233,'sfr(1 as
77 tramp. 'Ile yallag 1:31133 43341 VA:1y
3,3313312 Ca1311a0. 11C. tantaaut presiute(nt
oe a hank or kzaige or a (court the first
-k Cite is fre.t.0 333341 he feels.
130:e ti3e 1313:033:5 1131ii Itus..,s(ity„ that te
Les -10at ehasoe."-
Q3stt1 141es.
Dt 0.41' are lusiied out or ut
0:33.1.17 at a time Evf..eri are 1111 of
v.131 evince a degree of hare for
Me seeds wideit Is almost tour -Maw D
They *vill curl their leaves upward as
far as each ean go to 'cover the seeds
't and protect them from the, sun 11/1 the
end. and often one will Mid weeds that
are quite dead. StIn killed, whose leaves
MEI are wrapped firmly around the
I seed pods. No mother cotahl show
more strikiag devotion in death than
do these despised p/ants,
33 33, sio 4, lie a at, litromtier
Mad re:alit:Pei that lie 13410ju3 not 113-*
bons and eesothl Pia win 11310
331' 3331 11+9e13elv qt.:401'01e.
"Vi-lrilte a boil.," sugg•-.,,,licel frien,
anel tieighicor to him e„.*/ tiaV 33334-i
33'03* 33311131333 193vt. sitnottein
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ottor,F. brut 1 no.-,iiee 12
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the 111334 V.912.4, ((A 333.
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W1s1-04 tuito folt 93i:stuutu/s--.-
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crna •-onitiel•
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3303304 5111 Vil,..,,iuDan'S 3Uv‘...L5e
Itelloying *tiro
ft;Lor% stories. LvitI,, 500203' 2t(13003333:3, ate
cotran,oniy reteiced with ittere.-clut-ity. A
3.1t3163enticati-d anecdote, hower*-r.
30 19*2/1 of Dr. rritierie THU, all 1-.:nplesle
surgeon of liestisetion.
A wan foill over33e:'311,'3 tIse
oreem anti ethunist hem a32111131. oto-ies sa:au:11,
tvilue.• was sleauding ellose, to lhe.
gmbiuull a 0.3*-1a3-3rug, 113333 :RA With
out hesitation jumped to save the
SaliCort
'Ile great hurnte Wao just ta33-011513g on
LEs liner.; to wten 1E33 eflttove the
galti trilgialt through' tue.15 jaws
Both men were gni! on Manzi again mit
041113333213.
"P'erhaps that tregurtv won't want cm
etZer 1283333333h. I333451 any one got a
c7e4333 shin to 1933o31. TisSs was my
Uwe the only words of 330e rescuer.
The Oyetter.
The -oySter is eis timed and sedentary
as the potato, and Its cultivation is t
Ji33333 as easy. In Europe its propaga
tion 'has .been reclueed to a scientific
hasis, hat in thts country only a he -
ginning has !teen noaule. 33
An oyster Is ready for rharke.t in
about live years. 'lite Iiivalves have
so much to contend with that .perhaps
only one in 3311JJ110.000 lives to grow up
axed he eaten by 133.12Diaa beings:
Rotten Pint' tie Pond.,
O
, ne of the salines:4i iitiluctIeUfit of
Intirtleiorn • t5e ••141,-.1.11." 110 113.=
6,..31(3tuit dish. t,/,1NuNtOttu.t
(AMNIA teio*Viotit4 Ntuaunuer. tall v.:3 14.11
103 4.110 1140 VOIV-#.4,0 1,41 3.11"9 30'210:0,`
0 C".011. W209106 43" 11.S. 3•P:Ye33013333 V'o,u1ACJ•4.
11111.Af.? 1103 t.0 1 V1eU rp*J339tualo.1.!, elites
3 603 LE171.,W. 21 is. oittiitu-tuill to F-461,1.
1(4With it. u1t.2 .yet it is r
Ve--
=174d tv riheu-63 031/at or fish., 5,/,15u vr
lorId*.11 330",1-Lonto 0331 *(3, -(illy
1r3*/ a33033a33033Vd51.415,..3-.4 1.1101 10C)
(4;* Z.)1,30 1'0135114 v.'ideta
th." Eru.i0.:N.,,
175catu,-. Rout-. -/tre
sets 7,.':‘itnes..entrtst 011.1
1 i
tu*-Lo rro
tl'
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12.0 r:•••'21. t.'w•- uta...1:,../(1 the No
331"/ a il,ttt tS41:0 51 .11,1
o'113" 13
51 10') 1"' .R5
V 31!-0.1-. 5. e 3r..311'..,0'
,:•44 L 1,
13.,1, ti.e sultan
f,j(!";-
"the nsotecv 'or 11advota.
TI.uo sLhstes,-(- ,.•u:E5*-01 raoiltten ennitS
tailiatf,(!(„Tus resenul,Itug t13e X rays while(
otzt 1Le v3(v.0:11
eEte-titluti zund 1331330,1133 333',.
33300330133*,,' iess (NT wei...3A. 'this seernS
to i•-eu 312.1';405553en33 ti(Le taw 01
cAnsva-vam‘a of *1.43331, Dwza the tsys-
tny DS 31)311105511*(3 c-atiruhttious
of 11 Iteequerell. 333,333 3.3.ou.13- 37,333 a
lass ct weight 5/, 0330333533e33333333311 *fat int
33 tt,iitvuusand auuiDLoli 344.25,, 33'vergid
11340:111111 to so ▪ 13.03; 333318DilrtY.:2.111.1
sessile stinto to seetteist for 7133e oh -
51 fl00'4 0113'i33Azestsd•-•mg tv tiu:s‘ et •
I•I'un:22":Ii3333 33V33333'! 33'.f.-1151112
00331S"..93 5' IP pins 'sees 11171/
1.1.31.11tutalt.., DiartLailva
Experieruce Verson* Theory
"Ilartens Ansi ,i3as -us e." 3.trofess-
or hentrn. norn.sts usiesez.s. 14)
77173117u.ady 1y1K0-,:v lEE. Es not 1331001 v -y na-
ture to :war."
"Gh. 1-o47." toe mutt .ii:sto
tad ete,p;.d at ti:e ane of 23 with a girl
'tenon) lie Lad known three wt-eksi.
"Just ten 33eere 301' %a. thut he Les 111-1-
• 3 130851 coming."
A Candid Olvirdan-
An old seevant as assist by an att.
1st what the,agot of her master's
31 portrait. w33a-11 he 1513335 painting.
Vil'Not Ito tie Encouraged. She looked at it eriffeany. -Ye might
"lati do you think of a
Artist -Here is the portrait of your with Muir
wife which-
-IV
133313 o
stir- " resttsitili ti the nese isan.
te(ys Istail barrels 111 that eats
regslariy carries his .busineSs home
A 'Pettit:1'01 LIkeneeit.
"It'S box tar, sots"-
-Why net?"
33
en. that depends. Now, If a man's
The Adirondaelt mountains Kara"
an arra of o .i.r 2.S.O
oun0 acres 33i(,333
this area 113133 310 Toutitata peans ri-e
1,1 altitie(1es rangiug from 1,2233)
fe(71.
Few things aro impossible In them-
selves 71 15 net so mint mea.na (lie I
porseverauce that is wanting to bring
Skein to it successful mane,.
have made him a Ishii* better looking,
ilea? be, but if ' ail yed ha' spoitt
Mr. Ineanian-Ah! it's, very like 4.er. . liminess is to seil lIquor, for instance
Artisr-She-er-hitredi
-she dn't pay it Isn't just the thing for hien to take a.
great 31(311 of it home with him every
Mr. ilichtuan-Ahl Still more like night"- Bo:33on Transc-.ipt.
her.
; for it. Sbe said you'd do that.
Proved.
He -Do you think your father latta
any idea that we are in lov0
She -Not the remotest. He told me
Iv didn't mind your cowing to see 111e.
-Detroit Free Press
No Reripro03t7.
"Annie , Mins is the necanest kind
07 13 gossip'
-What variety 151 that?"
-She's the kind that doesn't tell any
thine herself, but gets you to tell all
yper iteeorti.
.1 Saved sig.
1 "Did Yon see Jot:es? Ile was looking
t for you."
i "Yes; I saw Iiiin. but I managed
! things so he didn't see mesut-Chicago
1 Reeord
i
1 Interferenee with digestion is a by
no means unconnann effeet of excees-
ive exorcise, and, so 'far as training is
i concerned, it is one of the uurst de;
1 Stinctive,