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Show (Copyright. 'lMl. ' North Amartcaa mip Ailiaace.1 , Palladium Celebrated In Clonic Story Anton the ancient Orek and R-mena R-mena the palladium waa an Imago of 1-aliaa. upon the eafekeeplng , In a tempi or ehrlne, Uia publle was thought to depend. . r Tha Palladium of Tror l especially eelebeled In elaaalo tory. According to legend. It waa thrown from heaven by eua (Jupiter) and fall on tha ptata of Troy, where It waa picked up by Hue. tha founder of tha city, a a ood Oman. On Ita praarvatlon tha afrtjr of Troy dapanda. and U waj tharafora atolen by tha two Oraak laadara. Ulyaaaa and Ulomaa. ., . Funny old laiur'aira: tha want Into a atora and aahd tn.'T aoma Invlaiwa hair nata. LJlUa Bock Arkaaaaa Uaroocrat. , . S4S0OO Paid for Copy of Biblo Tha Maaarln Blbla la tha aarHrat tpaclman of printing wnlch camj off tha prana of Outanbarf about 146a. Of thla BlbU only 00pla ara auppoaad to hava baan mada. flva yaara want Into Ita maklnc. and only forty-ona coplaara known to awiat. Slnca thai lafllnal. pinna paafnrmanaa.-aaaintlaaa -mllllona of coplea of tha Blbla. prlmaa In ar aovan hundrad lawruaa-aa and dlalaeta hava baan dlatrlbutM. A parfoct copy of thla Blbla iaa hatn aequlrad by an Amarlcan firm of bookloyara and bookaallara. Tha prtca paid waa naarly Ht.ooa. Ai aa IneantlTa ts Indaatry, an-tarprlaa an-tarprlaa and thrift, thara tan't anything any-thing that can baa) twlna. Flor-anca Flor-anca UaraJd. . Sympathy Watted On Artuta Tha graat artlata who haaa mat with no reward for thalr labor aara axtrama naad. hava baan rara. Millai waa for lone quotad aa a aad azampla of tha vlctlma of tha world'a Indlffar-anea. Indlffar-anea. But Mlllat llvad hi Ufa aa ha wantad to. Iraa to go and ama In tha flalda and among tha peaaanta ha loved to pain i. with a daalar In Parla ta aaa that ba mada anough money to anabla hlny to do ao. and gradually with mora patrona at bla door than ha caratl to open It to. Matthya Maria hidden away In aoma 'ahabby houaa In a ahabby Ixmdon dlalrlct. hla door barred agalnat all aava on or two old. and In tba raee of the dealer Van Wleeellngh. uaeful. friende. Rut with Maria aa with Millet, Mil-let, tha Ufa ha lived waa choaaa-ha-eauaa of hla plaaeure In It. Ha wa aooody'a victim aava hla awa. Another thing about th farm- ' afe dollar ta that there ara alwaya -two city mea waiting for It.' Dallaa New. . y Stone-Like PanU Found in So. Africa Nature makee animal look Ilka plant, planta Ilka anlmala. and both, on rara ooraalona. Ilka Inantraata objects. ob-jects. A atrlklng example of tha laat mood ara atone-uke planta found rn Southweat Africa. 11 Thara ara eeveral apaclea of thla auorulent vegetable re-aembimg re-aembimg varloua klnda of atonee or pebblca and la general they reeemble the fat cactua family but without thorna. Their brown color I a cunning cun-ning protection agalnat tha hungry wild anlmala that roam tha country, for which they would aOt only furnlah an attractive food but a eort of cooling drink. Aa a further dlaculaa, and protect pro-tect loa theea "living atonee" ara usually us-ually found aeaoclated wltn real atone, amooth atonae .of dry creek -beda. which they rloaaly Imllat In oolor a wQ a aha pa. Britannia may rule tba wave, but h can't get America to walv th rule. Norfolk Vlrglnla-Pllou Dr. Walker Did Noble Work in Civil War Ir. Mttrr Walkrr waa on of th qur charactara who attracted at tontlon In thia country baacauM ot ( hr paralatenra !a waarlna: mat apparel. ap-parel. Dr. Walker la but mm-onjr mm-onjr to many preone f th prca-ant prca-ant day. althouirh aha paaaed away only a, ahort tinm avo, at tha ad-Tancad ad-Tancad if of R7. Sha had many thrill In a; xprtnea In ktr tlma. but ' narhapa tha moat dramatic evrr In hr ifa waa day tn Boaton when aha .waa mobbad ba-cauaa ba-cauaa aha had tha courasa to ap-par ap-par oa tha atraat a In mala at- tlr. Poring the Ctvll war, Tr. Walker performed great work work that brought bar a epeclaV medal of honor from eoegreee. 8h eerved aa a aurae and aa an army Burgeon, Bur-geon, and In both caparltle elicited eli-cited warm com mend at loa from thoa la authority. It Is a good tbfng the ban do not know hoea much mason ' get for laying brick a. New Tork Tribune. , Chief Joseph Had Great Military Mind Chief Joaeph of tha b'e Perce Indians Is conceded to have poa-aeaaed poa-aeaaed the greatest military mind of all Indiana He came Into national na-tional prominence In 187S. when the government ordered tha Nes Perce .to vct lh.tr land In Oregon aad Idaho and move t a reservation In Washington. The Indiana In-diana proteated. Althourh Chief Joaeph Jo-aeph courseled peace, war waa declared. de-clared. Then tha chl-f ambuahed tha soldier sent agalnat bis trlhee-me. trlhee-me. Later h mat a larger force under General O. O. Howard at Clearwater. He wae forced to retreat re-treat through tha Loho trail, one of the flrat oa the continent, fie had tha women and children of the tribe with him. Three mnnlhe af retreating and fighting followed. In a battle at Snake creek. General Gen-eral Kelsoa A. Miles stampeded the ponlea of the tribe, which made tha Indians practically helpleee. A charge af tha India camp failed and term of ursadr were ar-ranged. ar-ranged. What Europe aeeds I mere berdnea of sense and leaa hardaas of heart. Washington Poet. Story of' ' Naboth'a Vineyard Th phraM, both, Tharlw ta MinillmM nd f !. iiy tomio fT9Hr" roTt4 bj . N bath's Trnrr4 vii Tlnyr4 In JW1. irrtly ova.tM by Ahb. klnl of rl. 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