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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24


-MA>iAsn." he said. as he dofscd his ha,
u woman be usrs In Ciinioa place. III !
could l- ~ told as'--.--
Take esrv. sir;' sh1 cAatloact In r~pt,
IF dared sagg-ss 10 you. madam
thar
"b~ CAREFUL. sy. how yoa Suggest"
III ,oa soald t-~rrnit tho 10 observe
that
Permit noshins. sir Who ars you. ADD
shat DO you sast'''
i all shls sosp. ma atm soap y hieh l.,
wavahirss Ia remove pain; aud grvAse IL
| might t.r allowed to-
Nc. sAT Nus. what do you want"
i want - s~ll you a cAke for iea oea,s
uaa asn
Well. L~tr's Jour t..oar, Tor H. Nh
on Earth dsdat you Asy yoa had soap Il
~li' Why all ,hl. t-atlas ahou, ;h.
bEssh'"
u t~g Ia b.r allowed .o''---
No. sir II H. ons cake for ten cent,
tOa'S- So your tnosart II H's two for az
,o~n. hero's Aao,heF nickel Aud nov q.
yoa 80 ON si.Sui toar ba.iac~. TIVE a..
tluaS TO tooI away tina. nsorninx ''-- New
iutA AHn
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24
Ne WAS GREAT soc,ALLY.

but u Osiy Required the Payment q
Quarter to Make HIN 10,
An Old negro was chopping down sasss
fras sprouts In fence corner. when . ,vhi,
man came along and asked:
Can you direct me TO Col. Phil u.nts,
sons housei"
II could do II, sab, ef had DE- ti,nss
III you bad the timer the man er
claimed
YES, sab; ef had de time. Been rsinin
Or good 'eai lately, an / couldn't wori
much. AN now dat hss got It hit. wy
halter make de ticks count"
That's strange idea How long woui,
u take yon to tell met"
Wall, sab. it's dis way wild me, XII,
talk all along in de sociable wfdout an,
trouble, Jes' like ] am er taIkin' ter yo,
right now. but ez soon en- I R:nfer to wiy,
dreckshuns ter err place. WY git ter slut
term. an II takes er powerful long tim.
Iur me ter Kit through, an or gin does vi
through has got SIGH er start dat 1 kahn
stop, an long after de man 10 dun gone
stahs dare a taikin' AN er losin' my might,
valuable time"
Il never heard Of anything like that liz.
fore, said the man
No. sab. reckon not, an de doctor,
dems-fs say 'iai IL is mighty cu'is." .
Try II now and see IL you can't tell rne.
Oar amt no use'D tryin' IL, sab, ease
knows my 'fermity. Like mighty we'll tel
'blige you, but den IL got er wife an chill
iun oisr yander in de cabin an ef 1 doat
work. Wy da's gw inc suffer, sbo'."
You can talk all right In q sociabl.
way. can your"
oh. ann ez Zine ez fiddle den. No
body kin beat me in de sociable Folk,
comes fur miles an miles ter yere me tall
In de se'ciabie. but dc doan AZ me ter I'd
en- de d'rcckshune ter er place"
We'll. II there not some way by which
We could turn the giving Of directions int,
= socialie talk"
"lemme see. wonders now ef dat taeL
couldn't he done, Oh. yas. rs got IL now
-jes happen TO ricolleck dat dar ain'u
nothin' dat mecks ine feel 80 sociable ex Fl
few dimes-say twenty-fi' osnts"
All right, here is quarter. Now
which way must got"
Wait er mint" said the old negro
taking the money. II haster sorter feel
my way er long. fur dis is er sort o. e.
spirymrnt after all" He looked up and
down the fence. wiped his mouth, pulled
out bis upper lip and worked il around
and then said: Il graduates you, sab, dat
this un 'ertakin' il gwine he er success. Go
right down dsr ter de eend o. de fence an
take de ief' han rosd-hol' on, sab You
kin rec de house frum yerc. i-ander il il
ober on dc hill "-Arksnsaw Traveller.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24

His manner was nervous and prcoccu
pied; he said little and his thoughts seemed
Tar away.
George said Mabel. have you any
thing on your mindf
"oh-er-no-thst 10, nothing In psr,ic
aiAr. I ASSURE you"
But you seem 10 he thinking"
Il often do. The fact Is, ! was about 90
AK you--bu, whats the use, You wouldn },
be a; all interested"
'Oh. George, rm sure I would"
i was going TO inquire whether you
could
-Yest"
Tell me what the score In haven't
had time TO look Al an evening paper
Washington Post
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he disagresabie operation Of forcing
is into tue head aud the Use Of exc 1.
| -nufs are being superseded by Ely's
fain Balm, cure for eatanh aud colds
thr heat.
have been great sufferer from eatarYh
ren years could hardly breathe. son,s
.,s could not sleep. [ purchased Ely >
ban, balm, and am using il freely 1, is
trsins a cure surely. have advised sey,
y friends IL uss IL. and with happy re-
b. ia every case II 10 the me iielns
- all Others for eatarfI. and il /. worth
|weixht ia gold. | thsnk tod | have
! ni remedy | can Use xith safety and
|ag iJ-s ali THAI is claimed for H. Il. ".
b-ff, Hartford, Coma.
Apply balm into each nostrii. II il
illkiY aosuTbei Gives relief a, once
f.ye. ~ cents al druggists or by mail.
ELr BKorhEks,
S1 Warren street, Mes SoFf.
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August
Flower"

Ny wife suffered with indigestion
and dyspepsia for years L.,ie be-
came a burden to her Physicians
failed TO give relief. Aftrr reading
ono OF your books. I purchased a
bo;tle Of A:s::s, Flower. II worked
like charm. Ny wife received i'm
mediate relief after taking the first
dose. She was completely cured
now weighs t6S pounds. and can cal,
anything she desires wi,hou, any
dclc,cfioas results as was formerly
tho casc. G. II. Dear. Pfop'r Wash.
iug;on House. Washington. Va. .
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Doesn'e "Look a. abe ought
the weak, nervous and ailine wo-
man. As long a. she suffers from
the aches, pains, and arrangements
peculiar to her sex, she can't ex-
pect to.
But there's only herself to blame.
With DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription, she's . different woman.
And it's . change that can be seen
as well as felt. The system is in
vigorated, the blood enriched, d.
gestion improved, melancholy and
nervousness dispelled.
With the " Favorite Prescription, /"
all the proper functions are restored
to healthy action. Periodical pains,
weak back, bearing-down sensations,
nervous prostration, all "female
complaints are cured by it. It's
the only medicine for woman's
weaknesses and ailments that's
guaranteed to do what is claimed
for it. If it doesn't give satisfac-
ton, in every case for which it's rec
commended, the money is returned.
Can something else offered BY
the dealer, though it may pay him
better, be just as good!
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24

DR.. Hocus tgruf,,y, Madam, there Il alb
solutely no hope. Your child will die.
DR. pocus (kindlyt-l quite agree with
all that DIR. Hocus has said, but, with care
full nursing. think the child will probably
live,
DR. Bolus (timidly,-i am entirely In &C
cord with DIR. Hocus AMI Dr. Pocus, and
Il think-the- child-will-that is to say
will neither live nor die. Harvard Lam
t,oou
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24
The Sliding scale.

Mr.. Shortpur>e--is cc you are advertising
cheap summer suits at five dollars up
Dealer-les, air. Five dollars up. Now,
here IL something am SURF you will like
handsome, durable and well cut, only tss
But the five dollar
"Ycs. air. Look at this suit, sir, only S,a
The Ave dollar suits would''-
"Ah. yes Want something cheaper.
Herr Is an elegant suit Cor 81; think Of
that"
"But the Ave dol'---
And here In one for ga"
But the five''----
'Or. we can let you have this for tai."
but the
Here's somcth hing cheap, only ei9,"
'Scc here, iwant to see those Ave dollar
suits."
"A gentleman like you surely wouldn't
want to wear . five dollar suit"
III you have such thing I'd like to see
It,"
II sce have made mistake Jim, show
this TELLER them slopshop rags New York
Weekly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24

-Emer~onia, my daughter. =" inquired the
stately mAtron. why did Mr.. Brodweigh
leave 10 early las, evening" Have you and
he quArrclcd'"
Mamma" replied Miss Howjamcs
"Mr Brodwcigh kissed me last evening
with such unsecmly vehemenoe that he
disarrangcd my spectacles- have dismiss
ed him forever"
And the proud Boston girl, pale bu,
sfernly r,solutc, turned again TO her vol
umc Of Aristotle and a deep, decorous
claxsicA,ly Bostonian stiffness pervadel tn.
apartment Chicago Tribune
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nsorr o. vrorc.

Which win ~ have! Il does seen o. n sons
toiks prefer to have the last condition 81 The live
fsebef than the 6rst They spespetuAiiy dos
tue - Alternative Of RIVER trouble. HoGlettera
a0mAch btttefn II the successful candidate fog
the peoples choice. snd yet, OCULAR and well.
on q. ing the dsasite remedies AZ former da' J.
y 70 the intelligent portion 81 the public thai
ne weil-kn0wn aDd long -tsisd properties at the
pettence In the matter u medlcsfion. The bess
gnide " our feet Il the lamp OF experiences, .
eaid . great patriot Of the eariy revolutionary
truth. For over third : I . century ne Bitter
dsiIy has met with The indoneDent Of p@Opis
sunefAng from liver complaint malaria. cvnse3.
comp.nied by dyspepsis. Lsstsrly Il hSs a.
claned ttself and been thoroughly Approved = q
remedy for ID gnppe"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24

Editor ito associatel-Why did you &C.
cept this spring pocm'
Associate-wcll. sir, the blamed poet
(for who does not blame himO walketio In
here with that poem In one hand and 10
volver In the other, and said must take
the poem or something worse. I told him
I didn't wish anything worse than the
pcem and took thAt,--Wcst Shore.
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p,isv ks.~ tn. tisa.

The Funny Man i. away this week
lot. pm, something good In his depart
meut"
IAN right IL would he quite novelty.
Il mus, be easy la write such stun. What
shall We put i'm"
They are still thinking West shore
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24

wi.ssns Looks a. ,h"ngh we've hs.
faln
Higgins Issths' snai-s alive. n.at,
I'm drvnch1si ,o tho sk.n aad So ar, you
wsSsihs That - diin't na,icr u
do~u Tho strv~, herr watching at rt
pfvNasi,an iryins ,o ssrt hss mnlc oui al a.
Lalc Omaha World Herald
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24

A lifeboat Of aluminium has recently
been built at Stralsund. II is a matter
Of considerable curiosity to see. how this
bat will answer when thoroughly test
cd, a. it is thought to be more than like.
ly that its obvious good points will be
more than counterbalanced by various
disadvantages.-New York Times.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24
A s,rd rh., Like. rrc,,, rn,.s.

The primal parent Bower bird was
born with a vain streak. This re-
markable bird decks its home nest
with all sorts Of ornaments, feathers,
bits Of wood, etc. and when it is in
captivity any objects which its keep
er may throw in the cage are util
lied for ornaments--pioccs Of cloth,
glass and other rubbish. Jewellers
Rav,axv
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24

ie~'~i abls ieaiiaii.. a. thsy e1hnok fsssh The
! go sci t-ittlssts the cor fhefv IL oniy one
81 ~ suEu .issiissss an thsI 10 By c.snstiya
a Iumeii~> pzsfness l. saassi b. az ia
au4,i eoliisiSa ~ the alas .sis liliaf ui th<
,sss llah Fui. u hxn this tui~ see ins ana, i
Gs'e faEtblifsG sosib,i OF laap-ffe~i he at
asai hra 70 10 shtifeiy el1ss q lAr sfs.s.s il
D. fesaa sal at-Srss loo iansia 80 sli0n eAn *
SEES 49, asi uis tut~ Fresosxsi 60 lie Hsftasi
~ ou. h~stsns NH be destroyed { tssgsf
. $50 oai u twt ats 60 u.~si b, sAiAsh. skieh
y slgs bsit sn l1n4s.r.i Vi Ia ID a
ss4ssar-s
sltl xire Dec Haissirx.i noiisrs to- arr ess.
y .Ns4 'h0ss ira t~d ~ csIAfrhI inAl &c .xhhos
re b. sasiAs ha!.'s CstAuh EzF<- srai ID,
Fe LLsfs lies. y J. tMEAkf 80.
totesio. u.
s5li b. ireEsists = ,xaa
Tar 6aknsA fos breakfast
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The COURSE or True LOVE.


rsdsssis 1sines Msstsps % = r.s
and Gets Left.
r CHAPTER l.
The summer day was drawing IN . c,os,
ana II was time for the picknic err 10 rssmr,
nome. They had hattled with a.. ndonei
mosquitoes. fired stones and dIseuissl
profanity ut itinerant pigs, changed thsI,
camping ground two or Tires times ON .c
count OF bumblebees' nests. sunburnel
tneir noses. aud caught one small mud en-,
. -. crawfish and one swapping turtle
Inc only thing yet TO b done was TO fInist
the contents Of the lunch baskets and ~,
what remained OF the Ice cream.
a little apart from the others ast. ON 1
buggy cushion. Oliver Peduncls and the
Young lady To whom he had devoted him
self during the day.
CHAPTER II.
MAUD" he said M he brushed nm n,
bred country insect from her dress and
threw u sycamore chip nj An iuuuisi,iy.
hah grown pig that was trying to be srin.
DIE. u managed to get this saueerful OF lee
cream before II WAS all gone"
And he set II down on an inverted buck q,
There Ia more that | want, Oliver sbs
said we viii eat IL together"
ohsers heart beat wildly. With n trem
ping hand he took two spoons from the
hASket beside them, gave one TO his fai,
companion. kept the other himself--and
waited.
CHAPTER Ill
The young lady opened the basket, took
out another saucer. emptied half Of the ice
cram into IL. and proceeded ieisureiy TO eat
her portion.
And then Oliver put his ssuoer dow,
went on and sat ON the bank Of the At re. N,
and looked p~nsiyeiy over into the msrshee
beyond. where the bull frogs were sound.
ing the Opening notes OF their evening over.
ture.
IL didn't work" he said 10 himself: Il
neean hang around that girl any longer. 3"
And the buggy in which Oliver and Maud
Travelled home~ard reached It's destination
throe hours ahead Of any Of the therx
TuE ESD.
Chicago Tribune
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Marion Harlan. on pages i0s and As OF
her popular work. "Ere's Danghsers; or.
cSm"o" &ase for Maid, Wife and MctheS,' .
says:
For the aching back should it be slow
In recovering its normal strengthen ALI
COCKS Po.oCs PLAsTER II an excellent com
iorter, combining the sensation Of the sus
tanned pressure Of a strong warm hand
the wearing. 1t should be kept over the
teat OF uneasiness for several days-in OBJ.
sfinate cases, for perhaps fortnight.
For pain in the hack wear IN ALLcOcK's
Porous PLAsIEE constantly. renewing n il
wears OF. This Is IN invaluable support
when the weight ON the small of the back
becomes heavy and the aching incessant."
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24
A Wedding journey.

A man named Thomson passed
through Buchanan, Ca, a few days ago,
who had travelled on cart from Dades-
vile, Ala, TO Salt Springs. Ga, to get
married. Thomson and his wife weigh
ct least 400 pounds. The distance from
Dalesville to Salt Springs Is about sOO
miles.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24

But. Clara, whs, could you have been
thinking Of. to engage yourself 10 such an
at~eut minded man Il repent my
word every minute. but my hope Is that
when We re, to the church he will forge,
and say no instead Of yes. fliesende
Hlaetter
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24

A rat plague in Dorset is infiicting
loss on the farmers. One farmer at
Wareham, noticing that three ricks were
infested, ordered them to be thrashed.
The ricks were found 70 swarm with
rats. and no fewer than $50 were killed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24

Mrs. CHATTER What, twenty cents apiece
Tor those small cabbages' That's ~ pretty
high price.
Grocer Yes. masrn. but cabbases are
scarce and dear lou see there are several
large cigar factories right near here.
iuht
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John. 1 promised you a silver watch u
you brought ne good report bat A'nce
your report says that you VIII nave !" r"
peat this year, u On, then you ca"
suy me a rep~atsr. "-ylisgsnds Blsstssr.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24

Tourist Din southern Missouri'-Do pco'
PIE have malaria here
Native yaas, most OF EN-.
Tourist What do they do for ~
Natiys-wal. most Of EN- die.--Parts
Herald
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Beohs Versus Light and Air.
Better live In . house without win
down than In . house without bookA-
RSm's Horn. -.
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'caafsssi ysai vh.i ID -pa --sss by uysss
n fuz tast vhssiha-ru~ over r4y ia~s1-
Keep sus s~s aftAs ~sy thee
Fsha-. sm pitsAtttu.aat Rsttsrty Tshhs
's' estshra'sa ruaas sasASs ~hns~ ratt,aH sp
rs'f' - 10 eur..a' tssas 81 The great Hs-sfs
fs'. NsF4p.,"
w.n, s- & cio-ero iy.sfo, sss uy hiu-~i 70
hfifr than fvsts hsrzess I have ased III
l|an's sTFup sf via Gtsre the great h,o--a
Pafhst. rtrf-stsd ny The - Nsnsfsrsars
lHE Co 81 Tsstlsrd nfesp~ AND sey portrait %,
irAfs daily IN ,hrif N,SsssI .fSs,sr.. rut ypzs
toe n TpsF ts~s,t snsi patifs yaur hia~-i hy 10
las syrsp af MID t.tsr~H
NV FusAissmo1I bs,tsr'y Ts'ss ss' the sesf.
go drag sss<e
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For an irritated throat. cough or colo
"Byorm's Bronchial 7r0cAes" are offered with
the fullest confidence in their efficacy Sol.
only ia toxes.
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man who accumulated fortune made him.
sell uDdshouldered by hard work. He was
bent on getting there.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24

Mrs. PuffGn-poesnr IL make You rather sd
20 think ,f the close of summer Miss Jinkle-
oh. don't mi' d much. I'm thinking now Of
the cl, thes of winter.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-24

We positively cure rupture, pills. and all rec.
tai diseases without pain or detenfaou from bud
eases. Address for pamphlet Drn Porteg6eld
L0sey, SIS Market street, San Yfancisoo.
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ONE HNJOY0

ONR ENJOYS
Both The method and results WIN
syrup Of Fig y taken; it i pleasant
ind refreshing TO the taste, and ases
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the 90.
EN- e6ectually. dispels colds, hesd
scbes and fevers and cures habituaI
'onsdpation permanently. For aals
Soc and 81 bottles BY al druggstA
CALIFORNIA re SXRNP ca.
SAs F4AScfSG1. eAf.
i05isSsLQ ~. WV rner -
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sulkies and bicycles with Pneumatic tires seem
70 Indicate thss the feat OF riding on sir il now
y realized ideal
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Between floods and cyclones the Kansss man
hariiy Knows whether to 20 into the cellar OF
Climb tree
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EYES DAUGaTEgs.

man viii ease bis conscience over the "a,
ne esrns dollar By resolving 70 sIend e Is
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CONSTITUTION
s.; q

This GREAT COUGH CURE, this success.
frl CONSUMPTION CURE b sold By drug.
gisss On positive guarantee. . test that no otfes
Cure can stand successfully. II yoa have
COUGH. HOARSENESS o. LA GRIPPE, It
I'll cure yoa p.onPtly: : e yoar ehild has The
GROUP q WHOOPNG COUGH, ne il
quiekly and selief b sure. II yoa fear CON.
SUMPTION. doatvait until your case b Nope.
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mediate help. Large bottie4 soc. and tI.oo.
Travellers convenient pocket size age. Ask
your druggist for SHILOH'S CURE II your
lungs are sore o. back lame, use Shloh's Px.
Gus Plasters. Price, zsc.
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Tar 6sxssA fos bfsAhfast.

.- ss.ss-llas shove roli.A 60 aa.s. m .~s.l.
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0YS. COLE eco.

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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-02
ASSAULTED.

Last evening about eight o'clock as
Mr.. Arlington Rousch was going home
he heard some one coming up behind
him. He slackened his pace and left
the fellow come up with him. The
party proved to be a colored fellow
and few words passed between them
as to how far each was going, etc. As
Mr.. Rousch was about to turn in at his
fathers gate, the negro, who carried q
stick or heavy cane, struck him on the
head and knocked him down when
he attempted to rise was knocked down
again. Arlington then jumped up and
caught the fellow by the throat, but
he used his stick and Arlington
being without any means Of defense,
the fellow broke away, and started
down the road on run. Arlington's
injuries are not Of a serious nature,
but are very painful, one Of the blows
cutting cash in bis head which bled
very freely. Arlington does not know
who his assailant was, nor has he any
suspicion, although he says his voice
was very familiar.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-02

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The author carl nlaai.t1 Nm. .r|r.
1f1r trt play to1cfher. kinnzt htni<1 It.
veal points AMI getting il Into shape foF
| presentation
- don't think. sid the ls.ttr. when
| pressed for an opinion. shat the ..,Stt ~.
rcctions arc quite explicit enough. / think
4 would Be good idea 10 write III lie
business little more fully
Perhaps you're rights admired The
anthor. "What il particular wo,il.l syo:I
suggestf
We'll. in the lirs; net. where the heroine
comes romping on tar stage. would have
her father put his arms around her and
kiss her,
do yqu think that Il neccssaryfn
why. yex Il will show his love for her
and make his grief seem more intense
when she runs away with the hero.n
.Alt right I'll do Il. What nextY'
when the hero makes love to her and
she seems undecided his arm should quiet.
" steal around her waistD
Ought TO write that ini'
Certainly. All the business should BE-
written In.
The author sighed and said:
Very well III attend TO it. Anything
morers
Eyes. Her brother should treat her
most affectionately. She's supposed 70 b.
= great favorite Of his, you know, and when
be gets home on his furlough their greet.
Ing should be most loving kisses and al
that. That win make the situation strong,
er when be starts out To kill the man who
has run away with his beloved sister"
Meaning the herof"
Yes; and when she agrees to elope with
the hero she should throw herself into his
arms. and he should fairly smother her
with kisses Il will make beautiful
pictarel A pretty woman throwing aside
all reserve and snrrcndering herself to her
gallant, noble lover.n
The author pushed away the manuscript
and asked with suppressed emotion;
Amy more effective business for this
heroinep,
oh, yes. When the grand reconciliation
comes and the hero Is found to be good
man, and all ends happily
II draw the line therei'' exclaimed the
author, fiercely. DO you realize that the
heroine is to be played by my wifea Do
You think I'm going to write out license
in this manuscript for every man in the
cast to fold her in his arms and kiss her:
No, sir. won't do it. Wen lop out some
Of this business, or the heroine will be in
disposed on the opening night. - Chicago
Tribune.