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11 � RIO rKIDIESS RNA WIFE WAS W 01 THE nRST 0001, CAPTAIN AND PARSON I . 'A HAPPY GIV ' ftirr==14 Aswigtio# alt p,Kth 1*#�. I .
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�, il ""W"�_ ,� . . � . ER ADREA —TRAGEDY ved a uWaiwou# resolutwa in favor ot I ,
"Some folks Malt ADVOr "tUtl0d 114- T Brim were "Com you box 00 eompsaN, Cap, sy free tradejo 41ty produet# with tbw' ^ ,
Jopk%ld ft P= !Lal The tiolros dsiie* to th I Ito a YOW4 Married 0 Ry W. Harold Thomson .
'. I oo" Xvioas 0yox. jobs waiztao .ov get$ wbAt they WAXts." fill 40110161 444 the Mat yoor of tb*lr tolur asked 4 cleranisa, passing u; #,Ablo, $afo I F. R, Parogns Xviw States. ... 11
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ponAft to I a to pave RW*u froir ,marked old Tom MOXX2, gas*e'ruo- marriod, ]Ito lied drawn to a CIO" the 10,44 on one of the C.P.R. boat$, piously, "he Come amous as like 4 It. I . 1� .", I
I It was to use appeal fully,at the empty, pewter The h4rob, �i hoQton, Vt.
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ft , ; tor what be bad s* which stood with tbq arrival of tb* bisbythe Only *'Xver slue* I wa* so high,o, laughed dove bearla! the *llve branch. 'He 414 . br4tory and Piercing, cut through th Cha r
1, 0 an the table before lit "There's baby In the world-aild it is with tbiR the tgptalu. "learned It wIt" . l s 1 Came ul). with him, disa Mbe lot ..
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A191X # t, - t was -Out of tile ques Tom Woopso for lustAuce-bu maybe Precious baby and an old al4rrlad Vs." 'L
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� Jliut bow was 040.60ing to rot yolell not be wxuttW to Fear About couple that this story, to Concerned. , r "Lot's, hear YOU", pleAd,44 the WAX Mr. Uzektol Melvor." , . the rlve.,. Ills #uukQA 00119116, cold*; and Itritatlow
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. . JV%4 A .,]A?,, It. so happouedtbA clergy, I � nodded ,encouragingly. lygo?" .1 Iroallng _�, chin stlu4toe - , - .
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. ound r444. a hong of the roat- and lungs. It otkaft
-,to#! It seemed a. smAll fortupe-4i; "To It worth hearing?" I Inquired. of -coal was ordered by the Briggs! Prompted, "and be--wbat was It he limply; one leg .
� Just live Weeks After the. baby com did agglu? Told you an about, the was d"Awn up uudOr untiv0leA a6aremedy fc,r ,4 throoLt
MPW, Ibly large amount. r a The captain began at the north and the scat, the other Stretched: scrOs.' a4d ltwg 41i�vascs, Sold by,.,ali 4f*l.
i 2 � "Well, It t4keO A IOAX time to tell into this troublesome world, wilich ran around -north, north by east. difficult Art of �glvfug, or sometblug- .
, t Somebody topped, her on tile Shoal, tile patuway.,
I I . r It, and makes a chap, dry. but Itos. worth accounts for the door# And windows nor'aoe�east, nord-east by north, 'Wasn't At the sound of my voice era.' �
I r foor, *no *Ile turned, 444 Bow It W41 � that be lifte( . I
�AIIO 40ber of *o polto"ourt. oeArlugo" he replied, with his being shut, for in this part of the north,eaot, etc., so qujo4ly that t1le It? ' But What was Ile? lite face -such. a, face, tool I
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� Rare," to Bold, holding Out 1110 ateadIlY fiXed On the aforesaid w- world the baby 4 kept 14 the'uppor cler97111411. Was deeply Impressed. F.e . osion.?" be losing Its memory, .
. . . Pe , room till it to a month o Do5gal .Shook his head sadly- . . ..
1. 1hanO. "The beak sent this. He's got ter, . . 14, After looked admiring.17 at theeaptatil for a "Is It III you are. MaIll" I asked
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i j;% g" -d heart. andhe oftea. does littl . .4a,its moment and then rald,hopefully.. thoughtfully. "I ad�,ver thought toe concernedly. r I B
. . j which the cradle generally. tin A , air. It must have been someth!W . rit-16h Opinion is deeply lstirOd by
� ,things like thlw Scenttng.a 'Yarn, I calle4, Walter WAY to the kitchen fireside.' , Ocaptain, can yolf-box the Compass "1111** ,Something like ork laugh o% the light With the AnarcbWts, -and tw,
� , . r strictly on the q. t to rVill _ TIM14 . 4 . respectable, for he wore a black cost coped him.
r mug. After a Ion When old Griggs, tile coglinan, backwardsr, .
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i -Mind, now, not a word to a sotil-11 A*Ilror two Att tile frothing liquid, "Ocked At the door at H 'Sure," Wo the 0 'and a blaok t1a, an! a. white collar, an, &t was A harsh, Mirthless 110111lOr Secretery' has promised to in- .
r . . SbA. g'ancedr At the Coln he bad , Ile Alley Villa 4P,tain. 110tart one O� them long Melancholy face$ 40 eerie effort, ,%ad It seemed, to crazi . . I
lit his Pipe and began. ne WAS greeted, with 4 shridex that from wherever You lil;e-froatwards seems toe' go WIL' . all goodr his stiff-dr4wit faco aE( Ruire Into tb(r working of the alleas
,:pressed Into bar band. It was a 4or A . I , it burst throu tt
79al--Woops An!, me wore mates on nearly I ted his bead oft,, He ateppe or backwards." men like r .
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I., ,aralga-�sucj. tile ligrurea that dauco4 d , I "Well't You tell ir) somethirg 4bou act. -
book Astonis Od. � him. Hd,'-3taYG4 among us for a week, Jt?" I said, N
*b0f9re bar eyea became live pQundq the B011A Ana. We were churns, And Ill Then be heard, a 'Let"A hear you." �Jea.dea tL*e cl is , ho- --egardless of the, fact that .
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!t�4. ' L we were thick as mud. We used to noarae, warning whisper- . 41411 gh it L , 01`97, Spealtbil '801, arse every night In numberless grimy d(Anizens, of yondei � __ .
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I "Thanit -the Magistrate for me . "You must wait, Mr. Coalmou "North, north by west I I I humanity-, An' sPeadba' factories were Streaming past to I I- . -1 - I
I , _ A a Ara' mo4ey-at least L, ailtil, r - his days In reformial bad old men like snatch a hurried breakf4 I
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. �Plde;.L r tu I did, for when. it was TOM'S t I f have dear baby "Washed or
se. Tell him I -am morg grate . arn to .44 to his west, norl�west bv north--" the Cap. L Me , L
I - Abau I can 4 f Otal'4- '10 'And be !ad to borrer the L Cradle again. If I opened the, door ther tain ran aroundL.the CQMP '$wall O' Woe Unowe, An! Ila drink- 4owu beside him, r st, I Sat we 000TORS MUD.
, ar-, � �Wl I uss agull) 14' tea wil- old weemin as was feellul
l "He 'won t Want no tban) .. Me. Any time I axed my cold might kill 11111111" backwards th the facility he had lonely. I r I . "Smo,Ue?" I Bold, As I handed him RUTORED BY PERVN� ,
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,TUPted the aab r� I'Here, tilaes m) -money back be. used to Palaver , - "Or1right, muml Never mind me; travelled the other way. forget just exilketly Who it lay pouch
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!little , bit.11 rer� . . d r away was AS sent Aim here, but they must f, , thinking Its soothing ja- r '
,L' r ,About keeping An orphan farther. ,R I ain't in no lurry. You )eat make, to "And now," said be, when finished, r nonce Might calm his Jangled nerves. i . � 11
IR is a lung can you are. g have been proud: -,proud. o' their ear, lie snatch I I �
_e r niater, C4n you recite Vaut. Her Was Collea ad at it like a starving d Catarth of the tunp
d forced half-a-crown, late Uej WIL good at the gab, was Tom, an., ,a ,Sure O' th Young '14w-uo old , ,int 02 .
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itaud,iud Walked. AWAY. Was a sanguine teller. take care of ourselves," replied old che Ten Commandments?" - L . tin' for a lot O' at a dainty; extracted and moutbea a I 4 ;
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I I She Aro I, 640ne day the )Bella Ann lay, in Irinch. 'Griggs through the 3i6y'llole, after " Ackno diffemut things-ollarittes an, that- lump with hungr� avidity. . Threatened Her LIN I ,, "
I . pped 4 teltr upon. the cola, , V VOCIM, an, '" r' ,wledged the clergy- He done it well, too; he bad a terri- I
; . t'WhAt 4 10 of klud-heckrted, . our summer *,oltdayo which he sat down oix oil mau%t; dol ,1P "D'You know what it is to have Miss Winotte:Porter,,firsintree, Vet-
. peopI4 Woo L as -1 upturned to ling. Can ble, winatill way wit you queer. woeful . r on I .
. 10oft are in tile Worldi" She ' due, we sez, ads we, well spend Lucket, W up his short City Pipe, a oil See 414o's beat up In OmethiA* Y'love and worship just 41 , 11X '
� Muttered, Ild Well' We L voice ol his, It was a t,, writes - L have been astrad br - ;
� L 1411 really believe th ro made toe fit his, lidin, away f - . I
,a are far lh,orq thou' lard. Well the first day of Puffed,, And Puffed, and ruminate )4! his Pmiession", declared the captain. : - rom ye; ,cause ye ala,t Peruna. . I
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.�good people thoubad In It!" our 1,014a a 'was, wvlkl�l along. the XL4 You ,peotte the Ton. Odam.L fair wor.gbippe( 1W , 1.
L r . ye w the peculiarities of Young babies a . Letts hear . got uOthin'til, th''ouse In 4111 had. several bomoxTlxAgas, or t
1, . The pollooman whose duty It wo - A g I young mothers, geenrall maudments backwards." I .1 litia-the oldish one Ity" JU i
� . g t,u street when we. meets , a , Tom Y. . . that Is; Ike W48 ower thin ad 1-4� ago. The doctorgi did not help M* .
, .%ee look�d At- 'err; Jibe looked at Tom, Twenty minutes later the door was The Preacher realged, . aia� glo ,
I �v that Particular Corridor clear r . Only He had turned upon me fiercely, much and would never have cured mo6,
l� , , -e � I L I � 'That gal wants to make me acqu4in, opened, and the coal was Allowed to r toe take the f . 0 r a young losses. s d
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, 4WO'cau'f have YOU lotterinK here " t*xnc6,1 sex Tom. � enter the coal store, After which thi But th�n, course, la walln't there afe 1, 111 saw a testimonial in ,% pftmv^.
I I . 10 THE SON Of THE SHE[ ' to MR love, No f6arol, He was Ildcyr�t. Maybe! Then, I do! I Ve Almanac, of st 0*00 similar to Von@, 024
Ade said. "In 04 bob Any use to youl ,::'A great mistake,, soz 1, young mother Invited the coalman to K A' kid at 'oule what's dylul Just like r I , ,,,
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� m4ry little be! a. Pao �Bxlt didn't Ye , me?, partake ot a g1sas f I — . there get Money for IIIN charities. I covana�nced using it.
r P a along see ter smIIQ to 0. that,� PcO4 1 canpt get work to find the "I 'was not L able tp Wait on Myssill . . . . I
pleasel" . I � , axed Tom. r . . biscuits. . . I Men Tomlinson, the famou ' Rega r I the Money he got for hJs- kid a meal -to keep life, an' soul in � �
� I -, The tears began to course #I 41 saw ter Make, a flee,, . , "You. see, my good man," said Mrs. .0 "Plor' gelL was ten shillin' � ,when I began using it. t galnotiver .
� . freely 40 $ ,,,sez 1. , er was in Arabia, he became ;Vvary ex eo.1p I 8 iL day an' his lus little body. . � . . . -% -,
I , a 'her chaeks, and, all tc, we,l), I don't give, a "Ang; illin goInt Briggs ' IlderIM r ,,Why, that "I'm a fitter. Tried all them sh�ps OlOwlY at firsts but I Could see that ik
I L 40* by th L. a vtumbled I to�mor' I , "our baby to very valuable, fr;eudly with Sheik and L Waa� pretty good," I . .
,. mwAyd halt-blin4ed corat 'ere rer And And It would never. do to let the cold A o'mornin, F"-noddlug his head in the : �raa helping me. . .
- . L am, too toucli. meet 'er L aid. "He'd consider himself Quito direction of the 44After I bad taken It a wbila, I eonp� �
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i -ed?to speak. . r Again,'. sez.Tom, determined like. , come to him-It'lulght kill btm!,p , stayed for several weeks on the I tall -chimneys that In- . I
. I . -soon, howeyer,'alIo reisoluteli drW. "Wall, next slAy" we was on- the 'Tellc4t' craturo, munioll _ mumbled Sheik's oasis. During all. tbat time :1 to dicato the Industrial zone, where, men menced to ralse,up. a stringy, o#Avkp � T11
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i � he; I eyes. Five Pound six and Six. street when We Meets the gal. She old Griggs In reply As Ile Munched his, Tomlinson was. .4 I .noted I t,ould. see a smile flicker- toll and sw . i L � 11111,40.1
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: ' r 0 , was a bigo. alce-lookile gal wait this biscuits, "I Ispec's they 'Want & lot OF ever done praising In eat In dingy workshops. substance from ipy lungs This I
:P61100 had still to be L I L g behind Dougal'SL beard, but he sup- o,Same old talo-ilb hands Wanted,L" , * . grow I
. raised, and fox . &�, L ' f , less and less in quantity as I CQatinueo . .
Aer husban, . . . -now, mum?" � Great Britain, his 'native. Jana, his ressed It quickly. "Maybe,". he said; .
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. , 4'g sake She Wag d6ton , , . looklal arter . Rhut then no �doubt he g short time, an' no orders; thinkin' of - f,her trestrqeut. .1 I d.
I � plued,to raise it. Houle she. went to I think You've seen we before,, 'lob! But may baby Isn't de)lcite chief point being thaflit was the Ave a heap shuttin' down, I .
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� �r 1: .Ros�tree Villa, kissed her baby qez Tom, bowing an' liftin at all!" protested the Y ung.-mothe free country in the world. The - -O' thAt'awaY. - His 'Whole beautiful "But this ain't the Worst, mate, 1:
: t ' L Omuta, a. sindl dove given I Pro I . . was gre UnPrOsaW by the wonder- lifewas bound up In givial-. be,sald as it I Irlek, for a love Unto, and now I ,q*U myself 11 1�,
- linformed the nurse bow the L ale that wouliT udly. , IY I Maybe tell Yet ye'll feel like I .
" r , case laso A -dog . .r . much hisseF. . in' we an , t4a, Worst of It'Is I know we,1*11 . � 11 .1 )
,4040; and. then proceeded to collect 44 11 the Jaundlee, L I .The old Man gulped- '41 didn't ful stories of Tomlinson, and decided "For six mortal nights be spoke In ; �
don't-ramember a�etn# you,t At. mean weak -like," he hastened to say, to 8 .
. : -the few things which the TurtIedovem rt ond his son to Britain Ila order I'd deserve . all of it-ayei deserve ASK F6:K PtcauNA cAr' ? "
, , the hall down Yonder, 'are his theme XNDAR .
I" . I. 'Furnishing Comp een com. ,swered the gal. 'except In �tlio comic '.'I meant vallable-liko gold, ye know." that his*miud" might be -enlightened, was mainly Charity. F ' anglul! " . � I .d r . 1.
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.", . Opera.' . - . I . I "Oh, yes, be is," shid. Mrs.. Brlgg�, And so when the exp2orer, mounted on . .He told us all He hung his head- again In tli . .
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, �That would lave Put the - Peter on somewhat mollified. "Would you like, a 'magnificent dromedary, ft ,the cheerful giver,' says he, 'See. you an, "I stole the kid's breakfast the . . .. I I
, She smiled wistfully d"be got them most chaps, but It made no diff'rou to see him?" oasis en route for Glasgow, the son of be -
r �' -together. So few of their friends had to Tom, . L � . as "That's Wot r rM IoQkI L - . the Sheik was Cheerful givers. , I
I -been Apprised of their marr L , L . r I ill forr'd. to, riding by his side When 'I give, I s'Mornin', before I'conle out; I di(!" . . I
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/ -their I'Preien&l were fii4onilde "Me nomads Wo6s,' sez Tom. r mum,- If I might make so 'bold," de- Tomlinson secured rcepectable a' happlagas, friend,s. Sed you an' be Th6 words were.jer-ked from him as � r ,
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!.� 'To, them she ad ad r rghlo' , -" 'fm very sorry for You,' answered clared Griggs, sol*IX1111Y. � "'Bablesil- I partments for his prot�ge in a,quiet he, shot up from his seat, and strode �
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-clothes She Possessed In the world, the gal, 'but we've all -got our, bur- Age to my Ole woman this moinin', street near the University,; where the ' "That's what he . . . Ldrunkenly a pace, or two until he .
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with --the exception of the things she . densin this world.1 'ain't much In our line now, 'an we 'young Arab was -to take science class- L . maid. It made a reached -the railings, on ' Which, he b-.0 G.- � S � W101 I I . I
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.A� "had And one "ehaage.11 "Dissatis. I' 'You're busy,' sez tom, not a least doin't often um, but -I 'specls I es, his gi�eat Ambition, Inspired by the . a �e hL say. leaned, buryin Ill a head in bit arms. L � . r .1 I
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.- bit put Out, L'I'll r big talk of T The weerain Poured out.money 'Ike aor I . . �_Alr _r .. f .
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-would fetch, she then made another . . � day! I " 4v, . the vast"df.&,rts -of his native land. I I, went on: . . . . . I . . I .
pact of what t ey � afterhoon, Gerty.' Presently he lh,ed his head and I L 'L
. tied with the pros h call around to,morrat , Shall see the best 112 the olullilson being to.irrigate if they, found . , , .
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.. r Z�nmdle' of "'How dare you call me Gerty?' "Did ;rou* now?" 30 The ]ad wa ' The Men r weren't just so terribly free. "God knowr, I was hungry enough, . SALT . I
. her husband's garments. (beaming). IIE . 9 So A,Pt a student that hip They L .
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,�� - . to the Oez the gall givind, Tom a smack on the You,haveh't got any bables?'!. , might even have won 'a prize but his gileved Mr, McIior" sorely, did oil' wanied It; but the Devil took it off ' . .
I r Three journeys she made .1 . - . . the men, I was one. od them. He met i .." r . . .
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. �Pawnbrok6ii, and the net result .aide. 6' the lead 'that Sent .'Am flyin, in Nary, one, mum,"'mutt.ered the bid r reading. Nvas .greatly hampered by the the table tempted'me mouth,with WORKS .
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,� . the road. ' : I An. * . . I large number of street musicians who, all It. 'Two$ a bite ol bread an' a dro �%
. V i3thAt she WAS left with only ikwefity-fiv4e . P 0 1 . . i . ,I
! -shillings more to TAIse. But those "'That'a only symptoms of loved' "Poor man! Well, Just wash" your frequented the locality where he Will past, Jaunty like, but he na.b- milk I bought with th, last penny over- Highest prices PaIdt, -
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. : -twOutY-flVid� alaillinge were the . most sez Tom to me as *a I 11 ed. TO him, after the quietbde of the' 4 . night. Mother an, me saved it far th, CUStOW r , �� I ��..
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I I L . made for the .hands at the sink oL t there, -.and then desert, the n6lseaL Ina "My frtend�' -says, 11 didn,t see kid's breakfast a'atoinful; but w1aea-I . It .1 � d'L
. � formidable! of' alli . Bella Ann.' I . . L .You can see th . he wofr Solicited, - . . I
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t "Cheer uPI" -ghld the nurse "I couldn'd lelp larflul at TOM . 'XL perhaps jou would like unother glass were Intolerable. L . .. night. , Why- gets up an' sees'It there, , tomptint .. . , I .1 I . I . L..
:., . Marlon return I I wboll 7oez to methat night,L. sez 'a, 'I'm goln, .of beer?" . d. . . r . . . . The Worst of these musI6 . Oh why? It' was a most helpful Meet- Kke. I couldn't keep me ban . . . I . . . r..L
I ad, dangling her baby � . I I ... . ans was a Iu,_Iu do- off it, , - . . L dd . .. --
. io'se6i ter to-morrer., - r W every way,' A' most �'helPfUl nowhow. An' I tried, God in, heaven r I — . I I.,
I before Marlon's eyes. ,,It% be all .1 "Thank Ye ktndlj,,rhuul.- lid bet- !nAA Ith a red beard, who Played a moqtlu,�' .Why did you Absent . � I .
�Tight, won't it, ' "I tried to persuade Ifin not to go, tar hev the,'beer now L I'M . tbinkin' cornet,, and one evening the student .1 . , Your- knows I did;* I e -'re -1 put me old cap L I I � . L . .. .. . ,..�.
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I ducky? Mummy doesn't but do would lave ,is own.way. , , ,. -,cause I don't llke,goin"badk on crusts went down -and warned him that big ..s,,WeIJ,,' It so's � I , shouldn't . see it While I . I ..:
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, going to h,bp,Pre* � . A few "days later, Wit him, Mr. Xess��'I,Aboented mysel, .rl'd had. nothind to eat all yesterday!" Aj10* ' , e4dt I ��LL
� Clone? SoMkIiing's - "YE went off dressed in 'is best go. Attar eattill -cake, on, that,a,whaj it , "ve I d ol wild I had a wash-blut 'twas no, us
. u- ashores and a patch on 'Isove., Well, lud be inum,.l reckon, 8001n'* the- baby howO litrictly op-Aklul' ,for three reasons. -His V6 .� , . I . , 61
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Sir, the dayWore,on an'L.It Wag arteV. Would be there again; he stood opposite the ice trailed off into aL hoarse , . . I . . . d I
,� � "Marlon took the baby from her �' din - . First, I Was dog-tired an' diona, - want w I I - I .
:: � I And ilor� ' 0 �ber Would b6the crusts." * the - Arab's Window, blowing loudly, defil hisper. . - I . . Suppose that you allow your- .. . I
wail Just about, to aol� her what eatea on -a lerrin' bar- . � . d L 11
. , -10he rel �.. r too. stir from the fire;, se�o " . I I
meant, When -baby dMiled It was thi on dedk when I ' d � L The young mother was so pleased 0atly, neivor pausfii& '00ve-whefi he OL,thegIthev in fAVO ad, I'm no, "Show me where you live!!, I said. ' Self $50-00 A'Year for clothes-h9w � I. � .
�� saw It funny look- . to rot his . r. O'. 0 .
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I . ,first time baby, had r"LU*Y and'truly In' figure comin' 'do*u the street with With her visitor that she would, shook out the couten r lastru- to ending .Oot , His -looked up Into my face; big own . do yon think you could get the I � I . . I
, wuls mperance preachers toe them back- growing whiter under a spasm of faint., most worth for your money ? . I ,
,-smued-& big, unmistakable am 'art the to kids* follerful Ifid. As done: anything he have mout and w1p9d big .
He slace the fl asked her to do. coarse, .red beard boar. . ... ,
[ 1e was born, and she was to ccu gurs drom nearer to- the shipr -1 After he had put r with the back Of ill 611din' Hin;d sat third, - had only' neso. - I I . . . . . I r I .
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. RWav his'- second . 9 band, All around ay L, . . . . 'Undoubtedly 1hy buying two , . d . . .. , '�
r '00 it -WAS, yuj, 'it *as glas, him the � one thripp bit -in the house, an, the . . ...
iin trying .to Make him do It again, saw TOM. a, washed his hands, and ditto his . L Arab beard Windows heing d wife too that for you., . . . Thaft, without a word, he tottered , ... 11 �..
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I.Iarfed till I fell off the-baiTel And Y, closed, and in, a k .. along beside me; over the brldge,� past fifty on just fW4;SUlt,§- . , . L ..",
. . that before she asked her queotion.thel ianded 'on the r ,face, �she 'told him, to carefully pull violentl window, O'Ho- let go. my larin,aut groaned. . I frowning - warebou . L �41�j the . W � hole' . � . . ...
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Amocker sounded. I . * skijj�419 wshitcoat� too 'back the cradle coverlet. Trembling across the street he observed a fellow- 0 , d ee lit noble Lives flillu,' wit , . v You Woult get; far wore ervice . . , .
. student Shaking his list at r foundries and untidy wharves; thence . r � . .
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that ,woke, an' was wild at ' . the cornet tears., lob!' 'hope Your Into the western quarter t t6a city. . I .
In came Mrs. Pope and ando .WaaL Wil'asle6p behind me seat.:..oH �� .violently, Griggs slowly drew back the sh Wo sulta then yo .
d -algjlbor, Mrs. Brown. by me larflul. It: coverlet and disclosed to View the, r player. The son of the Sheik could' Says, 'I 0 tt 'r . . -1
ro. Pope Wag thought I.Waslartin' I heart will - be, to , would from four at- latilf the cost � I I . I --
. ,very breathless -but � at 'Im, but when sleeping baby� � . I. d .1 bear no mora. "This 14 a'lrte Conn. ouchad bafote I leave At a little shop .1 bade him wait whost . . d .. I . 'L�
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� Phe felt that the, t told 'ira what I WAS. larftao at 16 was ' VV0I1,,, he 0 1 try," he said .to himself. . thl , place. each, .1 I . . . . I L
-exigencies of '16'altuation dome. d d � xclaimed 'in, a. 4oat8g 13 What Is .a 'three-peany I made a few purchace % Then. down . ,..
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. .sOme sort Of s' speech,: I soon..Iarft' too. We Jarred and larted' WhIsper, "that r I. r a -baby anl,no mis. loaded a revolver, .which Tomlinson . . I d . . r I � I '11 uOIsOrhe alleY-waY, r -14 so to A. door ' This Witt just talk, minil, you its 8�), r . . 1. .
, I till we' nearly' lirted .the Clothes off Might I had given him, and shot the ,cornet "'It's three peauldes,' .1 answers, which he 'bed opou.* . . �o . . I. �
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"A little bird told us what you 0 I takell -be so bold an to �O player thrpugh.tbe lungs, . . � I .PUB Many men have proven it. 8 May I �
-410111K.", she -be - aL -then she .uc � , - ., � Ischeek with line finger,' mum- uch . sharp like; 'an'.three Pennies means A worian, careworn, Palo, and am I YOU, . . .
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'forced �,to Pause for breath, -'. Nur T "' "Tom toUbAne' . - The voting moth6r .10 . Anted,, rose from a stoo;l as he -entered, , Let Us talk A over.*ith you some . .
' I or an wo Wont to -bed 16 dkod 'at the It Is strange how,amall a thing 01, * ' a loaf O'.broad,mlster., . r . .1 r . . � I I
� . Weigh. . r...' he !'Re gazed -at Me sort ol Stricken, I ind se.eingr a ' . �. I I . d . I . . .
"thi llitle - birA"-;-Wbo 0 was.walkin arm,in-arm. .with the gal knotty fingers With.some Alar cites the' People In these dayo�' � T her Moan . .me behind her husband day. 1. .. I � I - . � .
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de e� along's road. which navvies Were tar- ,,only, just touc son Of the.Shelk. had barely tim a. , 'This 'Ath hurried, shaking fingers drew . . r . .. . I
tea'b . Stolle at least', smiled it 4 him," she a ` -w to- 1. . I I .. I . . . I r..
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. . C101dsly. - . I I A on a banana, skin. luctantly. ,.- � I . . close the window before a vast crowd iler, as us wJa ' 'r � .,. ,- .. :. .. . .
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own we � go .. . . . 'badr gathered round the dead bodi of I do. 116generous. Give hap, with tp.cover her naked breast. Her AND , Col , * r r ' I I
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"go me and Kra. br I an' fell'on the tat., dE sez '46 was klssm . -,,Velvet,. mum!"' he muttered. a . PIIY an' freely, JW6 'mg,� , � I I I . . � '. 1
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She took one.-sf&'of the -str ' . r . ne, and'then to, . I .. 0 ,. I L :.
I Radshook hands with each , . way n devoid of anything ' � . I .. I .. � . . I ., I . I . I
'net feathers. , 1. . . a In my cheeli. - � �. ,atoble'.or- drfn ' I 1V1nRCHA,xT.TA1L0M. : ** . . . I .
eat' a d 'a. came t . o be covered'with' tar and, 'boardp and moustache, ho hurriedly oth r over and overr again. �The Arab 4. . . . . littla,'r I . .
� That, and 'lower, .untu, hastily Parting r "IS the Corpse, a Wit My tongue a erhi.ty table, .
'was low � Tom her . - URGE
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r ,WoPk at -once" Mrs, .Pope panted,' to 19' the gal good -night when 'er feather his hot Ild the r inuilelid. Their faces were * all . . iYes lookra - mut, In
d . ,boa stuck i6 the'.tar. . ry, withered face went lower bright with gladness, they Pointed at , . 4.1- didn't say nothial moral r Mr. . Ness, . - husband io I ,a. W
r 11 but Just strolled
� t6ok thp dtfi#.ro *Utah Wei felt As yot . � � kable; then to a . I
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ghbdra, aij. door, 'would like to he] r ' "The, Skipper ant mespent near - all snatched a kiss before he Could L bti Wa's looking-owin Aa2azement when he. . . 1. I I . . . .. . 4 I . r ..
r . -,Rot bellag abliAb bear -the thought I . ed* Than he assumed . was thankful- when the week ol Angle bz-stead In bne'corner O*f,the 1. . . . r ,
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the night craptill the' tar off 'pore tilOu, whilst great tears com- ad .the yea I . . . r . . . .
, 'Youk: 'doband. going * I revent )j . all UP' heard a ka 14chfAn' and- bagg no came toe ail. end. I . . . ..
: to prison, all a ht i a - Oak at his -doo . room. '� I . � .
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. r day we wont up If a other side of the � . . .
,r,.. ACCOullf Of 'tin taking your troubli 0 �g `p . student from th ;n ,Wa - Me an' some more went MY eyes followed hers, and'I noticed, . : . � . . . . d . . . I � . . r d
Tom. . Next , town. menced 0 - roll down litp furrowed " a -Mr. McIvor Away, The . .
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wo, much ."a. 'the gal, at, she'starttsd lartin". cheeks. . .1 .. . street partly' Coateale'd by a few- dingy bed .
to 'ehit."! Forced to concin e ' , _ . . .came 'hurriedly 'in and closed '46 ae ;a �
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� r . . the door behind .him. He then fell , from -the botel-temperance- ,ovefings, the- fair-haired head. of .81 . . I 1. . I
her sentence because she, had for it- /Youve -gotten over, last night's ' The baby did not wake,and this toe-, � wh re held been staYIW, Carried tip his 4leeping boy. . . .. -
'd 1 . . I 0 r .1,1 .on the Arab's neck, and greatsobs of a . BY the bedside was a . I I . . I. 1 . .
-tenr'where she be treAtm.eftt?, got she.. ' combined 'with the tears saved . great heavy bag toe. the station. When :)air of. crutches. ce was partly . � I r I
' � . r 94n, she Poured a .1 dyes, love,' sez. Tom, turnial red.,. . I � .JOY convulsed his, frame. . . The, fa Your .
. I -heap of small silver into Marlon's I P, . . I Griggs troin 'a scolding. r . . . . . . .. . . . .- .. I
� . Then I began to see Tom's yarn ' , .,ipo ., he!d seen the bag, into the barrIage qurned to me, and a sometlilng'in the r '" ,
I "I got eighteen Shillings," she , u- - 4' . or man!" exclaimed the young "If You. had not' done -it, I Would " . ' - * , * '
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. el Inouncled proudly; and Mrs. Brown, he rot. ,the .tar business. was all Tommy mother,* "YOU must have fallen InAove he said. r"But I . the preaclier took. out a handful ol jeaceful fook, t4e. placid, stillness, -the *I. , . . I .
. . I Ir I money an' rummaged among -it. He .marble .. . I I
ir :got seventeen." . 44 I . Go'. _r �,O,, " With our- baby." . ... . tol'at oftce--:-the police might 4IscOV r whiteness of tile skin caused atronage
If yolf calls me rty or ove . . . . it". . .. . . ,a picked out sonlo'coinis an' pressed ,ne to drop-th parce!4 I'llold in MY . r I . . d . I
Old Griggs tumbled blindly for Ills . . I . r L I r '. . � .a . .. I . � I . �. . . . .
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"kert You are, -Myt dear," said , rs, agat'n,l ctl6s, the gal, III I I'Tlia polleel" said the Arab, I them Into the boots' hand . arrAGa . d r . . .. I .. . . ,..
� Brown, handippE over"'the 11 smash yer CAP, andi buYing got It, tottered -to h. Coa. . . . . I .
d l bloomin' floe for yer," Rill. walked off. wards th4j. _d6o - I "Surely they will not Med- f"Therell he says lordly like. fTake' him for, perhopk, ten . r . . .. I
Marlon looked -from. one I - J s6ruation. ."I bent over .d .
. the Ot er, "Tom looked after ter, then he turns _ r . rl. Muttering: as lid ale With this -It was, It my man an' thank you! I seconds. Then laid .in,, fingersi on r r . I . . - I - I
-dinnWounded, utterly dVerctkme. f he - went . . . a purely personal I . Solicited I , . . .. . � . .. .
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� meak, but aund grins, and sez q Ito delighted- /,,Bp,st- . quarrel." - I .r - .1 I
tried . to r u . "I followed the boots out o, the sta- Ills,fOrellead . .
to, exprebs VjV- giatltu , Phat's Only love., . . best baby - in the I I . .. .
wordi cdabld,jind , no. � like, If . , � : tnump, v�orld, "Nonsensei I T . his I is a hi . tng . Then Isays to him., 'Open Your ,"He isn't hungry, now!" ' .. 416� . � I � � . . I . I d .
� . . . �d , ,r ,Ing mat. tion. I Id said, .
'r Nured, in the background, sniffed f I "Well' I sez, 'it that's love. I'm I tpr. You mug . fist -an' 106 seeP He did, What dove 4uletlY.. � .
� y I T�or man!< the r�peatpd t deny all knowledge of . . � . .. . . . I "
r -cleared bar throat w th unnecess- � atingle for life.' . * ..Ad she 'the Affalrjr and.overyond IS too gr4te-' tldnk there was In, It Xr, No�s?ll . � � I r CHA;S'ED t)JB r I . I I .
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.1 I 'I'DK that finish Tom's love? He I wa tched, him drive Aw6y.. "How fun. ful to Inform -against You." . d "Gold?" I hazarded' . . . I . .. I . . . . �
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., ' . vehemence, Anil furtively da4be in" A III) ny. it Is* that some people have babies if there was one thing In which tile I . . I .
-ji.j. handkerchief to her eyes.
r , a trouser buttons, fio� d . l,und some do 'not'" . . . , Doug4 tappM file. impressively oft ' . I I . . . W; I . . . r I I
. that night as old Gr ' . 'Arab was specially pr6ficidilt MR JAMES PLYNN. Wj� -
.: �'7`, For a long time, the Young mot ' "Next day again oft we goes to tile ,. . , me6. "'I ftree happ'llies!" he said, . . WOUL)D . r
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-Still holding her babv, tat there, lo r, , 'galls. 'Ouse"for, as Tom SAid, to ,give . t4 , He SuptrIstit r. !Ons .. . I � .1 . .
% k. and his Ole to' tha Ing I r006 to his feet and looked down Regarding Tliunder . . .
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0 t r father, Whombad become a - in 'so say enough toe Storms-Fallac . . SPECTFULLY -'SOLICIT THE. * . -
�: , three true friends In need. 8 greatness -in: the art d,,o - be it. happ� giver'When Ye give ,like .. r � Y. as. .tIo Scissors I I . ' . I I I . . .r I .
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"I -I can only say 'Thaulk you,, 1, 'ouse, a I no Tom walked back and forri ;�orningls adventure, and as he went when ty Ill t . � . . C. . . � I
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Jng from one to th other of th sp me a. 'InterdUetion' man sat by the fireside It from his Was .lying, having- earned .at e , lemuly.; I "It's 40 . R E
?I . -in front of the garden gate. for about b he Police called 'they coul� tha � . I . . I Id . , � . . . I 4 . � d . .
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a on Mary grRduallY drew'her chair Mak . . . d I I
-faltered'at hist. "To my dying rda" an hour,' vhistiful like to bust '10 nearer to that I * a nothing of him. But ho�'was To. I I I . . — �A. fallacy 'or, -tilitily men is that CLINTON AND.VICINITY . .� - ., * , . .
. brecohes. . . n whichL�her Ole man . r small steel objeatA,,guail.as �Clssors or . Id I . .1 � .. . I
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"Then goniething lappiened. Over made about the Matter, and,hext day � . � I . r We make a speci " I ,
- shall remember you ill my prayers." gustM with - the � fusa that had been CHANG.ES IN EUROPE I
Baby smiled again, and mqde A 11 tie a garden And,'AlarV' h .. �. . �� the destr � ity of I I -
ogurgling noise , th wall . bricic An, a " . a said, brokenly, "I he set out On his homawarit .journey, . notive flashes which need be a .
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I "There," said War rabbage., came a . Mated lt-w4 couldn't lelp It! And when carrying with him many presents from. Havo see I n Many and. Important Dur, feared range anywhere from 200 feet ShoeingLarne and Ititterold,
ar . t. Century. . of Is r . �
"Baby IsArying to thank you ,too ours,' ex- In the Ole 'Othe an" the--th cradle n, . 50,000 borso-powerd' while their I
I . up. tin '01TIlit'i a secret code of I kissed.it I 'membered the Ole kitchen students, Journalists, and. poets who - 'Ing pas . to A 'nil In length and a a commonly fering Horses and. guar..� . - �
. but, like.med he can to ' plabled Toni to Ing, 'A brick'mesas 4W Yfad.Mary, Ole gal 'had se,n him fire the shot. , I cross sections are like those of iron a .e . . I
"'Wo. Wait a Inlaute, and a, cabbage mean , Jist couldn't On. arriving at the. oasis he'' found � . r _.. � � .
"The darling!" exef'ad 110 word� 1 ,
I �"Ialrned All the nt e satisfactJon -in that. . �
,P.en together; and . S--' 'alp lt-�-1 -blubbered! it a - The changes In Europe since 1801 bars heated to whiteness. It ... . I , � . I �
"Just then a potato Came over the fifty, years . Is, litte. . . . . . .
smiled nee.we brought the Shelk'sitting under an umbrageous ow some ,remarkable reverse, therefore, silly to suppose that. such . . . . i.
tala nee Wall.' Whoosh! It caught Tom in the agone, ain't it, Mary, a! , . palm, eating dates Out Of 4 Pasteboard all it in . . .
I wore. He stretchki�llobuyt a hel less back of the neft. . � . tim downstairs for the 'fIrst'tfmd0,, ates and politics. - The 'E' 'an Insignificant thing as a.pair of sets. . — � � I � � d I I . I : . , . . .
little fingers, and began to groAp Int. . And, sobbing Soft b : With it glass.lid on It. 8t . urope of I :7 . �, �
lessly among the silver in his mo " 'What does that mean?' ;IY, ille I�O&I, of ON sors would attract such a force out . r
i erlo . sez 1. eleven children . "Welcomet, MY SPIll!" ' said the' 1801 .counted 176 million- inhabitants; of its path, and it IS equally 'Silly r to CARRIA09. ' I d . I
'lap. but Torn didn't lave time to invent eight years - said It was J�at forty.. Sheik. 4,YOU Are' early, 'returned. Its p0pulatlorn to -day exceeds 499 Tnil. believe that a plate of glass or.a few MAXINO AN -0 . .. . I
"There's .ten and three months that'day What report -have y he Population r Of UOPAIR,liiO OF, ALL ]KINDS I
shillings too much gIlYthin' before the door opened An' f since the historic event rec oil of the land of lions., T France, inches of feather bedding wouldbar Its
here 11 said Marlon, mdre, talmly th&, gal came out, . alled. Then Tonilingon?., d I I
-I'm � 0 IF I 0 a. theY were stleat for some minutes. . . . I which ran to over thliti-'three mil. Progress 0110 It were started toward � -NDED TO.. . .
';� I-MaY I give it You bao,�?", . V110, PI ffee,' Sez she to Tom, 4%lt I$ a land of wonder, 'Inv father, lions, exceeded. then In number, . r . PROMPTLY ATTIE � I . I I . I
. "Certainly nOtt" said M Veto agaln?, . I . I I r SAve for Mary's sobbing, � In It there I no Co. you. . GIVE US A CALL. I .
-%ternly, " - Pope, :::Yus" GeV, Tom� . "Olt ,is pictur', Mary; I'd like to yet a freedom They 'Are . hesion and living strength that of any A further superotition-In which
"Yo see it -1, enzla:ved by their own IWIZ., I � I nation except Russia, which, how -every . I .
. ' The Sheik combed his beard with counted only thirty -Aix Millions. r
; uIll need all of it, my,dir,rigald What Ara Ye Whnflu'?' set she 1. nearly housewife believes tin. , . . . I .
. . The picture WAS Produced, slid the, . When r ,op oTRIr.' 011,10Y-10 that "lightning souts. Milk." .
-Mra. Brown. 0 "'I Wont you to be my his fingers. "Strange!" he Said, ulation of the British True,-milkwill often quickly decom- . %0%-�Vb I d
) star, wife, mY` old couple. sat Close togather a Isles was � , I .
� A , my-' And 'era Tom called ler I'd he had heard the story. "I judged only sixteen Millions, not quite hall Pose When a thunderstorm to brewing -
HIS PASdAUTION'i rwerythful Imaginable. v,azed at It -a -the photo of a gallor 10 friend Tomlinson to be a truthful Mon. that of France ' The German . r but It Is the closeness of the atmo '
. "The gal tUrba to me and sez, sez the UOYAl NAVY,- the original of Umpire, $_ 1 I
-YOU Are an opumist?'o . Was drowned thtough a boat which But these 4�xplcrerfr are all the agmel counting Its *three hundred States, phero which does the mischief, never J0 MOWER& . . .
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"I smin,".replied Mr Duatfu / i3hO, 'I 11110601d, fit 'Ave to marry lim, jllg� 04))SIZ1 There, Is nc-ho of them that speaketh- often tit War With Otte anotner, h&d. in . . I
Star,' sti though of the two I prefer you., I the lightning,.and the milk 4NOuld turn .
� &*6t only hope for the' 'best, I "'I'm married,. thank you, atz I "MOthel'15 Is mothers," muttoted old the truth-no� not one.ol All only twentY-flVo million of people. On 'An OquAllY AultrY dai'WhOft there ' , . . �r ,,, 1. - I . � I
13radtictil arrialgeMents to t I mokei fisatte. . . P I Grh&.gs", as ho� slipped his left am BANTAM IN AlGrEOW6 N99T ' Italy Wag OftlY a "goographireal ex. Wag not a thunderstorm Wkhln a hua- . I � Lim F . � I
� �t' t t. I I . Pr6a0lon" at that time, but the whole dred miles. - .
, � l"That's 'low Tom,$ wife was got_ round Mary's neck, "&nr' if I 'Inembors A young bantam was h SaW BEACO M1 & sm ,
___� . ' -through ,,,Jft,,I,,,,,,,.,, r rightly. 1 think I board the Mother 0,
, atched end Peninsula In ten duchies comprised Then, too, there to the wige
. .PE4HAPS YOUIVZ 09S�RVED IT . file '1111 A-sAYIW 'bndreds 60 � reared In a pigeon's nest At Briston, Only, Seventeen million peopled - AVA, which says that "lightning . neVer YTH
$4 ' __� times as a or numbered Strikes twice In the game Placed". Yost .
It .g WIISIVS the good Of h1ving friends care to .here WAS never atch A baby arotolos Norfolk, gnglatd. How the egg cam tria' and Hungary togoth
Our 01fin Adds it hall, no After that the silence was Only brbe ak 0 0 .
. You Can't Ask favors O,t thomto In the Plgton's-boi is a myAtery. The ,Only tWenty-five millions. Outside. of objects which have been Atriao a � I
� I doubt; oil by Ali 6000sional, deep-dr4wa gab 4tideavorb -of the parents to teach the 101ruopo At that time tho, World was frequently offer t a eiv I
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� "That's right. .But I noticed that But every laugh, so marry, 4MWS 1 h ras to again And ntkV2X0 110VOUT Tan anood, I
the Man who bat the 10 the two sat SW sat, and 996ed at young bantam to fly are deeorlbod sit , elthar a desert dat' unkilo*o�-Loadoa again as targets
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