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Show m tilings to give one polish. 1 can fee: that the more I travel the more polished pol-ished 1 git. An'Jt'H just the Fame way vith Fruthy. lie ain't no mere the man he was. before we went abroad and here an' there an' everywhere seeing see-ing how other folks done. lie's got a kind of an air now he never had before be-fore and it was travel an' brushin' up ag'in other people who know what's what that done. it. 'When we go into a hotel or rest' rant now the waiters lind out soon as Mr. Frothy gives his order that he's traveled an' knows the ropes. He 'orders 'cm 'round in good shape an' if the dishes don't suit us we up an' say so point-blank. Then of course it's worth -a gocd deal to be able to set nnd talk about all the sights of London an' Paris an to say 'when t was in Venice ridin' out. in a gondolier, gon-dolier, or 'when I was in Japan ridin' in a jinrinkshy' or I got this diamond or that ruby in Bushy an' a pretty price I paid for it.' It Jets folks know where you've went and what you've seen, an', as I say, it gives you a kind of an air of travel an' polish you'd never git stay in' to home no matter how much money you spex.t. I never knowed how ignorant I was until I'd done Yurrup an' s'posed I'd as gopd manners as the riext one until I see how other folku done an' then I see just how me an' Mr. Frothy lacked real polish an' that air one gits trav'lin' an' don't git no other way. I've learned more liviix' iu thm big European capitals capi-tals an', goin' here an' there riiixin' with folks than I ever knowed before, an so 1. say, as I've said before, if you want to git politsh and air you've got to travel."---Detroit Free Press. MRS. FROTHY "GITS POLISH." She Had Dern to " Dear Old Yurap," for It. "La yes, indeed, lid Mrs. Frothy after her return fr oai a protracted sojourn so-journ in dear old Yurrup," "I tcl, oi there's nothing like travel un' s-ec- s |