Murray Eagle | 1929-10-10 | Page 6

The Murray Eafjle, Thursday, October 10, 1929 Tape Six Events in the. Lives of Little Men Cupid in a Posy SUB ROSA iKiNi I NEARBY AND I I YONDER ft Py T. T. MAXEY I Garden By II. LOUIS RAYDOLD By MIM1 AAAAAAAaaaJ NIC IlUOWN'S slender fingers lay Idly on the keys of her type writer as she gazed soberly out across roof tops. A mood of despair had gripped her ever since Ilert I.owden, sport-llgarbed for one of his gay, Long Island week-endhad dropped a casual pat on her shoulder and a pile of letters on her desk and had gone whistling on his way. Yet Hert had been rather deliberately nice to her ever since she had come Into Ids father's olllce. "I am sure," she thought, "that If l'.ert and I could meet In some other environment than that of J Movies and Moroni T talked with HIS morning limn who suld tliut the success of the uiovlcs wn8 due to the way the tllm played Into the I I hands, ir eye, of the morons. Mil him I thought thut was not nice at nil. It's not that I'm a hound for the which one gets eye punishment from the shooting and k Inning und pie throwing which greet our wlst-fu- l e)es when we want a filmed do go aa a matter of play. Km amusement ami education and nablL I l'licu that the movie began as a Mckcliiilcoii, for It wag rim on a IhisIh, but now It's a great liniii.iiy like Standard Oil or f. s. Steel. It haii stock, becuuse people tuki' stock In It. Hut there are limits to tho screen nnd you mustn't expect II to educate you the way day schools und night . 1 live-cen- A ALTHOUGH I could make him well, Me looks on mo (is me. Jane Urown his father's typist." Suddenly her own brown eyes-J- ane bad very fine eyes .sparkled and her pretty mouth curved In an A daring tittle plan Impish grin. had popped Info her head. Jane's family had recently moved Echool.1 do. from their upstate home to the There's u moral censorship of the city where Jane had landed her screen, so have heard, but It seems flr.Job after leaving business col a me to that there should be lege. They had rented a small We don't want mental one, too. house with nothing remarkable to have the conscience shocked by next u low toned performance, und we about It beyond the fact that to It was a very lovely garden. Uuu't wmit our bruins to bo stung Jane bad seen a sweet-faceby a low browed show either. There havo been and still are elderly womnn walking up and down the paths on several occgrei.t minds which have devoted asionshad even exchanged a smile to the stage themselves Iuse, John Drew, Mantell, and nod with her. That fact, Southern und Marlowe. You can't coupled with Jane's great desire, with led her to contemplate asking of compare Hollywood names the sweel faced woman an odd chese, can you? Voii and 1 want to see a show If not very tremendous favor. with some sense to It, We'll stand Consequently, that evening after for all the horse-plaand monkey-busines- supper she went bravely next door the kisses and the pies, If and rang the bell. will make the She had rehearsed carefully Just enly the Dim naturul. We hate to be what she was going to nay, but kidded by these screened fairy tales for a moment, she completely forwhich are supposed to give us real got it when the white door with Its life. bronze knocker was swung wide u the other arts the best minds by a tall young man. set the standard of taste. The Sllll It was les embarrassing to architect of the Taj Mahnl or the fay what ho bad come to say than I'arthenon didn't try to figure out to stand there Indefinitely saying what the gum; In Imllu nnd Creeee nothing at nil would like. He gave them the Ideal "1- -1 am your neighIn stone. bor, Jane Krow ii, nnd I want to ask The great painters haven't ever you an awfully big favor. Could I acted like the boys who make up that Is, would you lend me your the comic strips for the edlth ntl'n garden for a very few minutes some felof thoughtless people. No, the evening'" low like liiiphael and Correglo, w ho The young man, If be was surflung the fancy brushes, gme people prised at the request, gave 110 Inthe best, and let 'em take It or dication of It. leave It. "I don't know any reason why The same with Phakespenro, not. Miss llrown," he said cordially. whose old play are still running, Any evening or every evening, und IhM't! n J Clyde Men. Kven find for as as you like. And old Itanium gave something like, an won't you long come In and see my Meal circus. 1 -t Kern-hard- Scions of Ancient Race of Mayas Still Exist on Island Off Mexico r Representatives of the ancient Maya ruce eiIII live at Cozumel, nine miles off the const of Yucatan. Mexico. They are direct desceud ants of that half fabulous and mighty race which built the ruined wonder cities of Yucatan which of fered human hearts to Kukulknn the feathered serpent god at which flung sacritlcial maid ens decked with Jade and gold and flowers. Into the deep subterranean pool at C'lilehen ltza. Having seen those mystery cities, those sacrlfl clul altars and that pool It gives you a start as If you had mlrncu lously pulled aside the curtain ot time to behold Maya faces in the living flesh, faces that we so often Yet there on Cozumel call Aztec. those faces still exist by the baa A short and stocky race, dreds. almost beardless and with coarse black hair, they remind you of the Japanese. Though all memory of their former Imperlnl glory has ut terly departed, they still speak the 1 next-doo- r Ux-mn- mother" Hut the ni"vle hns played down Hut Jane's one thought was to to low tn"te, und when It becomes get back home. Why bud slid over a movletalkle It may be shown up been so brazen? She said, "No, so that It will have to brace up to thank you," nnd "Good by," and meet the demands of good 6ense made her escape. und good taste. Jane bad happy dreams that She had acquired her the lovely garden. She had a detracting new yellow organdie to wear that was most becoming to her dark hair and darker eyes. All Mie needed was to Inveigle 1'ert Into coming to call. l'.ert himself provided the opportunity. For the first time he Invited her to go to lunch. Jano tossed him a profoentlvc "I will," she said, "on one glance. condition. That you'll come out some evening and let mv little old- fasliloiixl mother give you her ap proving onceover.' "Sure," agreed Pert carelessly. "How- - nbout tomorrow evening?" suggested Jane, idiy hut persi.stent. "Sure," agreed l'.ert again. Over the dessert she told him where fdio lived while something within her sang Joyfully: "He's coming he's com. coining he's She saw ber-el- f, benullflll Itig'." In the yellow organdie, waiting for 1.1 m In the hnely garden. The following evening tdie made Imt way next door after a brief word with l;er inoil.er. 'I'm going oxer Into il, . garden a lit'.'e If nnv ciller should come while, for me -- a happy mil;., . f nntlcb r patloii shone I,, eye -"- plca-e tilht. Every Kitten Has Its Day Mie has fin J this Is the day. It's Mother's day once a year, hut the ihipper may claim tho other .'ii'.l as her very own. Then there ure d"g days in the good old summer liiii.'. but the kitten lias a whole calendar full of these purr-In:- ? days of the present. The way that the styles are figured out hi Paris, If that's where K ey do come from, every girl hns a chance to display her charms. Kven the plain cm) muke a good with thee nmdebt frocks to s:iy nothing of hosiery. ttil-- : In the old You y days with ! t: old patterns, uttovit all you could see of a girt was her f.tce. whb h was nil rUht If hlie happened t.i he pretty nnd nothing tlsa. 'J he pliillier nirl who could shine la a liiithitc si.t, where form count-el- . didn't have much of n chance, f .r one couldn't go haihliig ail the tl: Kill the modern frok suits the Her face ma? I lain girl in n T. !,.. be dimpled, but she may be able o nmke up for that with tricky iitikb-H- . II. r coutitenance may tod be respVvVnt. but where form counts in tie beauty game she's t oUlid to ri Mother Nature Is certainly ccren-I'lWhetl It Collies to pulling buman beings together la separate, She will M k a Urge bundles. bead wlih Its full facj on a ulen tier t ody end try to iilr oT arm ami Ices when (hey are not at ail ri:S, Camel Team Utilized in Parti of Australia act-tin- g, Many cnmels are used In Aus trnlln as beasts of burden. For In stnnce, from Wyndham, In north western Australia, the cattle sta tbms are served by camel trains which carry supplies for hundred? of miles Into the Interior. "The camels are driven by Af Khans." says the National Geo irrophlc society. "Camel teams are fmililai sights In the street of the little township, hauling In the great wogonloads of firewood from the outlylnn district "The first camels were brought to Austra'la for the use of the early I.aler a fine type of explorers. dromedary was Imported for breed Ing purposes and It Is this type of animal that Is bred In central Au trall.1. It Is considered by leading auiborl'les to be the largest and stmnirei,! driimediry found In the It proves Invaluable fot world. pack work In waterless regions." Smart When ahiio-t Sit-Yra- r Old sit years t of age ancient Maya tongue, spoken for thousands of years before the Span Isb conquest. This tongue, by the way, Is one of the very few aborlg Inul languages that have stood oft a Rven today. wblt,e man's speech. Spanish controls only the cities of Yucatan. The country at large still conducts Its business especially the chicle business In Maya, and on Cozumel you hear It everywhere. Church Constructed to Resemble Giant Organ Scnttered throughout the civilized world are churches of varying de grees of beauty some small, some large and lofty, some with towering spires, others with beautiful domes, of exquisite glass windows hut perhaps the most unusual and original church In existence today Is to be seen In Copenhagen. The whole edifice Is shaped like a gigantic organ outlined against the sky, and at Orst sight Is almost overwhelming. One almost expects to hear music coming from the pipes that constitute the roof of this wonderful building, so nata ral Is the effect. While on the subject of Copen hagen, another curious sight to be seen In the city Is a tower that rises above the Church of Our Savior. This remarkuble tower Is 2S3 feet high, and Is built like a corkscrew, round which are steps, on the outside, lending to the topi This tower was built In Ifi'.Hi, and has long been a special feature of the city. it .,.,'.,.., ,.,,, . Tie costumes of rural Holland are Indeed unique. Women wear six or more skirts, lest the form he Immodestly displayed, and a bright colored waist with elbow sleeves for strong, red arms are admired by men. The climax Is a lace cape, the shape of which distinguishes the province In which the wearer lives. noted Scottish engineer, was Wlaira l!h bis father When the , wlinI ,,our sl1,,, ..,.,, - 1 - 1 1 I ' . 1 I..-.I- V Professor Phelps Finds Parallel Between Human and River hap-petie- -- J . I ttt' IT-p- ii.r e , t'i 1 f. ! .i) fu, i 1 lQ, h,ls class To look ??hooL Wm now, ia i 1 .3? sickness but his mntw Leroy was just a little fellow!,! found Ids Btomach and bowel. weak. He kept suffering frora stlpatlon. Nothing he ate agreed Z hira. Ha as fretful, feverish Z "Pop', ymj see? I don', want Ihe roeter to give me away " London Tit Pits. Bull Not Affaclad by Color That a red waved at a bull will infuriate Ihe animal Is refuted Animals below the by cict,tiia. Intellleence of monkeys rant.n, di-- l itiaiulf.il color nnd when the bull Moms nticcr It U the waving nf the rag and 110, its color that ievca "When we started giving him c,il fornla Fig Syrup his condition Z proved quickly. His constipation biliousness stopped and he has hd no more trouble of that kind. I ban since used California Fig Syrup m him for colds and upset spells, p. likes It because it tastes so good uj I like It because It helps him so wml derfully!" California Fig Syrup has boea tin trusted standby of mothers for over CO years. Leading physicians recoa. mend it. It is purely vegetable an! works with Nature to regulate, tow and strengthen the stomach m bowels of ahlldren so they get fta nourishment from their food anj waste Is eliminated In a normal waj, Four million bottles used a yen shows how mothers depend on it Always look for the word "California' on the carton to be sure of getting the genuine. 2 WIS A BETt imall bot'la that you can tar elao can without the secr.-t- . Hutlnga galea Co.,S: I'roiec-l,Ue!- l A no on dowi hi I'rlci 11. vw.K, AS FIRST AID Use Hartford's of Balsam dealan are All I or I ha Myrrh authorized to refund r attm rat botlla i t not (uiled 1 Excellent Definition Teacher "What is the definition of flirtation?'' Intelligent Pupil "It ii attention without Intention." OSfiis Utile CopperRivef at all Strain points Plus Extra Heavy Tested Denim in LEVI STRAUSS Waist Overalls Insure long wear ANV PAIR, CDCC TlxCC IFTHEY RIP AsKforLevrs Miabk Merchandise sifcel&fi I'enple will prevaricate rrelty tenslvely to avoM a row. ONE PRESCRIPTION MADE FAMILY DOCTOR FAMOUS Tnc!e act beta nn ti mankind Caldwell in i&S, crealr r Unefit to lhat of Dr. lie i- .- the frcicrintioti wjia liai carried his fame to the v comcn of the earth. Over and over. Pr. L rzS vtole tho rrc wription at I men, women and chilJrcn fu.icr 01 rote frrmi t1,r.. rmnn-nf- t ivnU'lOIiil cenrtipaiion, iuch i coated l ad breath, lieadachr?. sas. riliou?nc. m cperc1' luT iifk im Mug-trim- . 5. lf ci "Simpla Lifa" in Burma erreliic. and limilar thinr Ihe Turkestan Women ,nve 110 windows to wah, thetr furnllure of the . pew si fjst, being llM.lied to a few bem-hev and I, l relieve! it ant, qtmk way in. table, a vacuum clenner In Purma V conMipattoi. would b" a drug on the market, fvmptnnn CaUwcIl wa f;rccJ' flu !r l.oiie are bull, s,.m Ir. Elutiva Nigtilinaala Dird clgtit feel nhove (be grolti,. The trf'C It I'M. u dui The that Mows Intn Ilir llnrm.n hn.. Mid. hy,,,i:,,t!.g;,icend si an rVialve TodaY, Dr. CatJwcirs ?yre? ' rob. retiring S red, ift rk'ht through fj, hamhoo cane 6J it is called, il fclwajl tO-s Nature When be noor. Menis ire cvird and eaten P t o any OmgV.crt. ill, ii.ij ),e win I, (,( f,,. ,, 011'. b.nt, os ' r , he with b itt ,'iobiiMy nvrrliMikt p (!.; Mm. W. N. U, Salt UaKa Cdyi a JSHi puny. 11 "Welir I 7m he tiooi. v..j llooj-evelt- 11 re 1 ent White House and every Presl-dea- t since him has lived In it, fute be denied him thnt privilege passed away before it was completed. Prior to his Inauguration In New York, congress requested the then postmaster general to fit up, for Presidential use, a suitable mansion. The house at No. 1 Cherry street, built In 1770, on what was known ns Cherry street, because a cherry orchard once stood there, was selected. It was "five windows wide," three stories high and not overly spacious or suitably located. Every room was fitted up In the most lavish style of the day. The seeming extravagauce startled the frugal folk of the times. An account written by an eyewitness at the time, declared that "The whole of the first nnd second story Is papered and covered with the richest kind of Turkish and Wilton carpets." In after years this house was used as a music store and also a bank. It was demolished In 1SG6 and the chair used by the president of the New York Historical society was built from material taken out of It The western approach to the Brooklyn bridge now passes over the site and one of the abutments carries a tablet which reads: "The first Presidential mansion, No. 1, Cherry Street, occupied by George Wise Parent Will Stay Washington from April 24, 1789, to Young With Children February 23, 1790. Erected by Whatever else parents do, let Mary Washington Colonial Chapthem hold fust to Imagination. If ter, April 30, 1S!9." a tney have ever believed Id fairies, let them not shut the fairy people Lafayette Square out now. Let them not make growthat ing np like traveling along a level LAFAYETTE square, pluce Just across road where everything must event"The Avenue" from the home of ually disappear behind the horizon President of the United States, the It but let them make like the ascent of a steep hill, where the vkw con was so named by the Father of Ills and first used as a parade stantly widens as one goes high- Country er and nothing once seen Is ever ground for troops. Today It Is an Ideal spot In which to sit and dream again shut out. Then they will on a summer day. never say to their children, "You're An assortment of trees mottle the too young to understand," and what sunshine on the lawn, winding Is quite as Important, their children will never need to say of them. walks Invite, benches lure; trusting pigeons and squirrels beg; five note"They're too old to understand.' monuments bid for attenmore Is What even Important, they worthy to General Lafayette, antionone will never reach the deadly dull the hero of stute of being completely grown op, other to Kosciusko Saratoga; a third to Kochambeau, because they will realize that If we who cume to America with an army have wings we can never rench the assist to Washington; a fourth to cannot we go higher. place where Von Steuben who proffered his Parents' Magazine, services to congress and became Instructor general of Uie Continental Church Belli Gaming Stake army; the fifth a huge bronze casting affair, said to be the first sucIn the reign of Henry VTII writes Satis N. Coleman In his cessfully made In America, to Andrew Jackson. book, "Pells." there stood In St Much of the history of the past Paul's churchyard a lofty hell tower containing four bells called century was made In the mansions "Jesus Pells," the largest In Lon which have surrounded this plot Ion. In a gambling game with one Among these the home and olllce of our Chief Executive; a former of his courtiers. Sir Miles Partsocial Institution which Includes ridge, King Henry staked Ihe bell the famous Dolly Madison bouse; tower and Its bells. Sir Miles won, and had the towet the former Prltlsh legation where Ihe Ashhurton ireuty was framed; pulled down and the bells broken a venerable house of worship the A few afterward this years up. Presidents' church; home of John some was and gentleman hanged; of state under of the old writers have said that It Hoy, secretary ; Daniel Webster, George was a Judgment sent upon him for Paneroft the hlstorlun. Commandgambling for bells. er Stephen Decatur hero of the Trlpolitan war, where, subsequent ly, a Pusslan minister and three secretaries of Hate are sold to have lived and another where three secretaries of Ihe navy have resided. Truly, Lafayette square la a school children returning home. bisloric Bitot. a a Concealed weapons are not needed In Holland. In case of a row, a "Home, Sweet Home" lad flicks of? bis klomp and wsl SWEET HOME." thnt uLloMi:. tils over the head lops adversary most endearing song which It has great weight In settling an countless beans, first National Geographic has touched argument. Garden theater, Hung In Covent Magazine. London. In lCl, was written by an actor play writer-authorwho, at the Writer Who Worked Fait time, had neither home nor wife, There are many Instances of apparently was homeless during works that come full crown from liiost of Ids life, never murrloi! their crentor's brains. Itoberl l.ouls and thus uttempled ,0 Instill Into Stevenson wrote "The Strange Case (he in Is of those fortunate folk of Pr. Jekyl nnd Mr. Hyde" on who were privileged to enjoy t imt waking from n troubled sleep, while which fate bud denied htm a full desperately III ; and he wrote the appreciation of tho blessing that whole amazing work at literally fe was theirs. And while H earned ver heat, then rewrote It from a rather princely sura for Its pubstart to finish, and all within six lishers, ihe author appears to have davs. "psalm of gained little financial reward for l ife" was built up from notes be Its production. Jotted down on a bit of blank pnper. John Howard Payne, who was or card, In bis pocket ; but of "The horn In 17'.U, lived fer a lime durWreck of the Hesperus," he said: ing bis enrly yeara In a "I feel pleased with the ballad. It simple, homely bouse In ,hesturdy, little hardly cost nie an effort. It did not community of East Hampton on come to my mind by lines, but by the southern shore of Iing Inland, stanzas." the memory of which etched Itself deep Into bis sensitive Ixing. lu later life, Payne was appointP!rin for Safely ed coimil of the t'nlled Stan to .e new o the bent, Tunis. Afrhn. Although He d ied lit. Ihnf ;lt wna rot lorii! before the young f.iM.ff cotiilnert In lK',2, In lis policeman noticed thnt In one bouse year. Many years later bis llghta were left hurnlna In evert teinnlns were brought ,0 this counroom until the early hours of the try and under broad morning. trees In Peaceful o.ik "Thanks rery much, ofncer.,, stild spreading Hill remoter In Washington, D. U the houaehnlder, on being Informed; Meanwhile j the quaint "home" "but It's nd accidental more than 2ihj years "Ohr said the policemen auspl weather beaten, tine cloiity, wiili one end fac"You see. my wife has been on ing the standing has been street, holiday for a week or two. and Tve precrved as a memorial carefully to Ha written telling her about the lone! author. tilihts I've been sending at home." ,'Jt. Wiri Ntapatf I'alon t r - I George Washington site for the pres- Costumes of Woman of Rural Holland Picturesquely Colorful and Ample Wives of rich farmers wear gold casques, like helmets, with ornamental gold curls. An ancient dame told us that hers cost a hundred send him . vor. guilders (nliout f1). The tardeti gate was iu.!at-he,- l. , , m-,,,, 4 ,vn, ,,,rnr i Worklngtnen wear exceedingly -the gar.o n Jan,- - found l.er what o'clock Is broad lo ,h,.n Bk, trousers, oftentimes colored to a bench. In l.ttle st..i,.. ' II- - was told 7:.M a. m way the , coats. Children very i..nri 11 prr.1T let- - er JelioW The boy walked on a few hundred vests and short and the poor wear klompen wood II t loses utid sal wait. to his father en shoes. If you hear what sound yards, then turned Slowly he un sink lu the lav. and stated the nmu!or of seconds like a troop of cavalry passing rnder w.t. Twilight deepened bo had lived which upon calculadown the street. It will more than A darkness. I'liiM wind tion furred out correct, even allow turn out to be a group of proportionate. likely stirred, Meaning a drift tf Sweet tng for two leap years.- - (Irlt The contrust between fn"e and scent , but tiol.ody came. form Is very noticeable- In incut It rntne to Jane suddenly that Sarvad Hit Purpota women, although now and then NaTfcoroohbrd Not was t.ot coining. ture will adapt the pretty face to pert was An artist, painting In the open K of Mimresvllle Jimmy She Catie'.t ber breath In a ltlt'e the graceful tx'dy, but often the So'. proudly dUplajing a tiny Poston air, was startled to see a red faced ani ii( V, at !:,,t.,,,t som.-bod'.. He puppv to some nelghtmra beau'y of I'e tillage r town was 1.:.. t'tln perspiring motorist at bis side. , " " i " Ti of I.ef shape, end b' l ot said one Interested spec "Pon't put another Btroke to It!" .. ......'. ... !'.., , "Jimmy." "Ml clve you f.i.e it,, . ,,!, ,, ' ii,,Y, 1'. lis efieri the girl who ,1 later, "hiw much would you take nrced the newcomer. . . w its not of ilio Si'inic candle power fjve pounds for It as It stand," for Mm?" tliO p.f'i !T.e.. ... '.. r ),, ,f pros l "It-- It Ihii; would !:i', the nl n very kind of you," the "cib. f.fieen or ten dollars.' said ) II. e mcil ) j,?!, ;,' ., . w a. attract-I'Vi'iitis of Mi'o want t,t fduce. artl-- t "but It's not s'at.Hiieied. Jimmy. .. ti! by the t finished." sne sai.i The bl t'H fr-.- i with quite goodness, try "ttbv, .1" " gt ! I.e." fee'. Their Ftp I "I Wmi'I matter one Jot." said the he ln't a thoroughbred. Is be? "dh, to," snld Jimmy. "He's motorist, as be got his money out. .... face t.iit notietg nbeut l.er that ... . a post od brlndle," Indlanspolls "I only want the canvas to mend a hurst tlre."Woekly Scotsman. would nicest the dancer or News, ini that from that tiioin i.t she forgot .... t i ..... .. Peter thst was tie young tnana rnny imt.k or ue impression s'e ftaiv-ta- M that l.e thoiliht that iioikes upon I er mirror. lie ef Us yellow roses Imd come And ure the days when 1 Life a i;fe. Put that wss much, much woman's el nnn l,n In chance. later. Mii.-lof iM uppo(.,j .autr At the moment nil that Arid even those strentns ihs., Without aermonlrlng too groty. ,,.l bu!rc ri.nttrr if ctentr. was I'rtcr Wnlked horn" we tony any flnf a river Is like a "em to perlMl Without fulfilling . et.. p. !..-- bu J 'i f (lulll b.llUh. with Jane tint about bum mi llf. Prof William I .yon their destiny, nt-- In mi J they dilki-snho Tt'nntt (, H"!iiei., gifis, thnt ymi flowers. I'hetj.a write, in ihe Cleveland quer;i Inflneticp like the lives of ob and I can im.ve n!n;t Hi n free atoj I'.ut the following tiionilng when Plain iVater. Th smrco Is often Scnrejj (mn tne. in-c.'irne where iiiin'..n;e Is l'.ert btes'.pj In with an "Awfully iib. ure an J humble. Ho n a tlnv Trnvolera In t deert a d il'r Ibut li.'iiel..ti.p he titftit. ;ot stream, then growlnj lU'i-- snl come io s bit of gre. sometime sorry, Jane, about lat or meadow HI . . CP! tO . J l.nr.1l .e ur1fl.,t., tit (tie 'i'n!r(t of where s river once Ims be,-- . ,, My ..,'.:,, f, roKr, r;,"" en f!,m In j Irni irl'l'i Its far i: 4 Pay, gl fc;,i !f -Sai l Mi 1, I crert herd- - f now ret ,mn ! will n .'i te.,;-?it nnd tr.uk e the pr.jr!ia. Naturally Interfiled fl hilndciy. What !. pi ndn,J fjeg fii Inrt'i tnovlnj A most f It. delivered a sermon rnv prison were ef tleM f (aerbiii t:jrei) rot twirl Pit tern b" d .01 mi extract t iht P. it attt11rf, I tit I from n,e book orr'ii- pi!r! In fn.i.'a ('lilies ef r pr'i)0!,'t 01 ,M.ir, ..!.. a l:et. N iii and nhnlii'd, r, i At luncheon t,, Look aJ l't Orrr (ji a rb h new Whrra Ha TaiU on. S !: !". it:1 .'";. ' ere. , parM St t,.,u!,t ,0 ., ,, !! !Uc f.t.eli, Pit an t'lj'tt-etint no rn inoe ('.v a'.ij arrive ' ' ' I 'r'4 on hi Hddref. Vie an utt't'.s'.M at 1." tM Cncle 1 ben, "orvrri we gather filch a. hue t'" .ir.r i'. t'1'inMoe j "It m. parleut.riv ln'cr.-ttiu- . i 'inn (nit to be de dat kin I 'Ut f lie f,nl fiat t1ec ttit.lt !' ,.j''e(t o; . n jvln " 1 oil i.e I v.. 11s I't an t;lll have e 18 dot tin have t'n Mth hrieg un. t.) a n1Ifro i careful Uh," aMdrit'.oa Mftr. iJ.b I ml -- .s,trf ,t.,'.r,-te.r. at ..n.e.- "- b.,,d..n Tit pits 11 9 Bb4 ... Georgia St, tre ps la - .. ow," a t "Porta, and Br o The First White House y business, euro for Just plain r - - H r A. 00 ir 5f' I i: t