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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30

In Fig. 1 the bucket is held in place
by a yielding hoop Or yoke in combina-
ton with hooks upon the top of the
stool. These hooks "a, a) are inserted
in two rows in the arcs of circles on
the upper surface CT the top of the
stool near that end which is curved our,
and serve as means for holding firmly
in place the flexible yoke or support
ing hoop, D, the ends (e,e) of which
are Strengthened out and terminated
by. hooks (e, e.. This yoke D is. pref
erably made of spring metal, SO that
when it is compressed and its ends adj
justed between the hooks, a, a, on the
stool top, it's tendency to recoil viii
keep the ends, e, e, in place beneath
the retaining hooks a. The hooks
e will prevent the ends of the
yoke from being drawn out of their
place endwise. It will be seen from the
above description that the yoke d,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30

cows at time on a wagon path through
a field of corn, allowing them to eat
the grass moststo tie corn He could
use part hisafeld for hay land pas
ture the rest by tying the rope on
new place on the fence occasionally.
It allows the COW to move along as she
would whenloose to eat Country Gem
ueman. go. g :sss- =. e q
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30
For Grand Army Men,

A splendid battlefield map in four colors,
showing all the most famous battlefelds of
the Virginias and complete list of $50 bat
ties and skirmishes, with dates, compiled
from the official war records, will be Jailed
to any address on receipt of Is cents in
stamps. Address U. L. TRuITT, n. W. P.
A., Ches. & Ohio Ry., 2:s4 Clark ST., Chi
capo H.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30

A SHINING EXAMPLE of what
may be accomplished by never vary
ing devotion to a single purpose is
seen in the history of the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago.
For o5 years they have simply been
building grain and grass-cutting ma
ehinery, and while there are probably
forty manufacturers in this line, it is
safe to say that the Mccormick
Company builds one-third of all
the binders, reapers and mowers used
throughout the entire world.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30

TEACHER-"What is taxidermy!' Johnnie
q guess I know, teacher Teacher
''Well, Johnnie!" yohnnie-"1t's putting
down carpets. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30
A Trinity of Evils.

Biliousness, sick headache and irregular
ity of the bowels accompany each other. To
the removal of this trinity of evils Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters is specially adapted.
It also cures dyspepsia, rheumatism, ma
laral complaints, biliousness, nervousness
and constipation. The most satisfactory
results follow fair trial. Use it daily.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30

MAMMA, why do they. call it the weather
burean7'' Because the top drawer is gen
orally in such frightful mess, suppose
Chicago Record
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30

II SHORE does hope" said Uncle Nose
"dat dey will git dis heah new photograph
trick so fine by summer dat man Kin tel
wedder melon is ripe. dianapolis Jour
nal ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30

PUPIL-"What qualities man to be called
master CT the fence?'' ''Well, monsieur,
he may be very clever wiz re foils or he NAV
be what you call mugwump. n-Brooklyn
Life.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30

POETRY FED. = She (sentimentally)-
"What poetry there is in irer' He SADLY
Eyes; a great deal of my pretty poetry
has gone ere''-Harper' Bazar
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30

at is queer" said Mrs. Bloocher, '.'that a
man can take enough interest in his wife's
letters to open them, but not enough to mail
them" -Indianapol Journal.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30
Republicans

Will gather at ST. Louis June 10th to nomi-
nate presidential candidate. Delegates
and visitors will find the Burlington Route
the best and direct line. Your home agent
can sell you tickets via the "Burlington."
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30
AGRICULT URAL HINTS
PATENTS HAVE EXPIRED.

Description of Few Excellent Pail-Sup-
porting Milk Stools.
Ihe dairy reader will find something
to amuse and interest him and possibly
something Instructive, in the iIlustra-
lions and description of few milk
stools, the patents on which are ex-
pired, and they are public property.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-30
BETTER THAN HURDLES.

How an E2seea dan Pastures Four Cows
ON q Wagon Path. 800 ..5.as
I inclose sketch Of q simple contri
vance which is cheap and very easy to
manage. BY it l have pastured four
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17
rne CITY OF THE DEAD.

~~sv do neither plight nor wed
In the city OF the dead. 49,
- s.,,v where they sleep away the
NJ, INV lie. while DER them range
Winter blight and summer cnans-'
Ara a hundred happy whisp*Fs'
flowers. ,.n,
- ,hs,r neither wed nor pifght'
"a the day l. like the night.
- .hsir vision - OF other KIM ei'"
rnsx 40 neither sing nor sign
- ia, burgh Of by and ~.
,hs streets have grasses CROWNS
cool and long
~, ,hex rest within their Del
leaving all their thoughts nis''n , 80
D.~uaine silence better TAT ''a
song t
---rcuvh rhe robin be wing
rha,,xh the leaves 81 autumn marin ma
lion strors
--.srs j. only rest and peace
- ,he s-frvo Of surcee@e
v~n--, the faillngs ass- The "anines
-. wings % the swift years
80, Int gently DER the hserS'
,-s..'- ,,,,,Slr 20 the slscrfrs every one
wee - only peace aud rest
o.. ~ them IL sscm.tn best
ra~ they lie at ease and kno" 'ha' '''
done s....f.,
RICHARD burton. in Atlanta CONSUL
.lJn.
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,orr own selps. dink you vas make :
riddle ON der knife sharper una you
didn't .as toor III oud vet.
Vpon thinking the matter over car
fnllv. Aunt Martha found Nia'i'uA 80
r;gh, and she shouidered the "ho''
h,ame. and was further humiliated y
h.,,;,,.s IN make due acknowledgment ''
~. Girl. who. in the depth Of her ~''IS'
~ wronccd innocence. was sa'ura'lns
her i prom with tears After fnllf '.''. 7.
;nr fsr her III Justice AUNT Martha le''
III kitch,n a. Matilda. with The arsur
.nc.. tnai shc would trust everything e
Ter in the future u,
The soothing hand q time gFaa u'i'''
h,ai.d over the terrible wound TO Aun
N,,~tha.S sclT-esf--in. but she heNs
forgot her AN fiji mistake and reis''ru''
,be slightest allusion 70 il with severe
INV silent di~approval.--chicaFo 7a'l'
5o,- r,eusrn Herald.
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POINTS AND OPINIONS.

Who SAYS Tom Reed y wesAeH
inc? lie is firing" democrats out OF
the house though the republican ma
iority is too large to- be inahaeeao'e
already.-Cinc;nnat Inquirer
If Easy Doss Pla't discovers 'ha'
he ia GOV. Morton's Jonah il may sad
den him. But he is Likely 70 oe sun
sad,ier after he has turned the stoin-
~, Of the Mckinley whale---N. =.
World.
Gov. Bradley. Of Kentucky wno
;s irving TO fight Mckialey IN tna'
state. admits that he is in favor OF
moderate tariff implying, o. course
,hat he is opposed TO Mckinney I'M
moderate tariff.-Chicago Chronicle.
All this talk in Indiana about Nc
Kinley il humbug. The repuonca'
bosses in that state are knii'ng nI,'
| They are pipc-laying for Harrison ~
;mnression Is being made that Mchinie
y radical and Harrison cons. rva''.
| mon the tariff question. Inc is'.er
~ radical as the former. and Icrnal
norc so. Harrison signed the McAi'
,ey bin willingly. II he ever sueges.e
,ny modification II il not rccorac0'-
] indianapolis Sentinel
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NOW IT WILL BE DECIDED.
cor,..,cd delegates VIII Make Trouble
at ST. Louis

According 70 present indications the
,a,ance Of mower in the republican ma
.;o,,i contention at ST. Louis VIII he
held bv the contested decorations
..Joc- Manlcy. the secretary OF the -
publican national committee.
norted as saying that 56 contested sea's
are already reported and that there are
likely TO be 100 more.
The convention that was held IN leAsA
recentl, presented Il case resehoiinS
,,,,nv Others at the south and reseni-
hI;pr the condition of affairs likely 70
\ exist nj st. Louis. y huge coioreu ~"
,;cian named Quincy is chairman o. .i,e
4 Texas republican state com n'l'.ss' ~
sa;d ,o he an Nilsson man. ard com
,,;,ation has been formed ~ lieea ana
Allison 10 procure southern deiega''s
a,-aina. Mckinley. In the Texas CON
,an,;on az 200 or 800 delegates there
,,.re las contested seats. anu une.
committee decided al the cases Ne.
kinlev rrcn were all thrown ou' anu
their opponents admitted q seats iis
shoyvs The advantage 81 controlling the
committee thai decides contested Gaze,
as. Louis the delegation from eacn
s.a.e viii choose one Of its number fo'
v,er,,l,er Of the committee on creuen
tails. Fortv-;ive states, FIVE territori',
: and the District Of Columbia VIII e"ci
! have n member Of the committee. mas
irp q IN all. Of which q is majority
i The prospect before Mckinney = =
i n,ain as his facial resemblance 10 -
r. poleon Bonaparte.
d Mckinley must so into the - Lon'
IA convention with majority 81 the aei'
Il ca,es from - states ard territories
!. The committee on credentials WIZ
- packed against him. With an adser'
81 committee the claim Of lss Mchihi'
delega,es to seats in the contested cas-
Of ain l1e decided against them ana ,he
=. places will lie given TO anti-Sienii''
H. | men,
4 In short. II appears that in an more
NJ. manner. but cfTectually. the next repu
~ lic,n candidate for president VIII
,ry nominated by the committee on cfeus
in ,ials and not by the delegates As ehoS
re from the peopk. ,hron'c'e
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17
PROTECTION THAT HURTS.
The Kind That the Cross Drca isep"D'''
AIS Would Provide

Th. course OF the republican iie'
..,,.-.- s......,rs IL blocking tariff legis-
,..;o, with 4 free-s.iscr substitute ha0
Nh IL expected result II has rrougn.
- renr.scn.at.vcs Of the pro'eete'i
,nsrrfac.urers of Pennsylvania 70 over.
,ures which were promptly rcsionusu
10 One secret conference has 1e'ii n.y."
n Washington between the sehA'o's
IA ,he manufacturers. and an agree
mt has been reached 70 JOIN IA an
ef-ort 10 sway the action Of the II. Louis
convention in their joint interest.
while this alliance is a matter %
purp bargain and sale on no'h s'u,s'
!, y rot at all unnatural w ''i
contrary. il is perfectly logicai- :
,ariff policy which aims TO pro'ec' 'nc
go, ara wooden and other manLiac-
turing industries is bound ~ oru.hAi
consistency to protect the s''er ~
a,s.rx The advocates OF the Ife'
.o;rare Of silver would be equally IN
consistent IL they cid not recNni~'
their duty TO pros,c' the Nan ui'e
turcrs. ,.,, /;
Tbis reciprocity Of interest when
nc basis OF the alliance IS the pes
,r,arantes. OF its maintenance. IL adu
- the interest of the situation. ~
challenge alike TO the sound-mone
!, ..a,;ment OF New York and TO IN
I ohio straddles and Mckinley csas,o.
c which have hitherto been assumed
e ,.nresent republican financial op'n'o
i II Il The entering Of a wedge when WI
4 little vigorous pounding may iorcs =
e 81. Louis convention TO declare '''s
= On one side or the other.
There IS no reason for secrecy apo
-. proceedings OF thenew alliance
il IS perfectly frank and cana.u ~ -
!. motives il should be open III ~ 'he."o
" and stand or fall on Its meFi's'
n World.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-17
AN AMATEUR VOLCANO

..n - Mount olympus tNash'i
Raced 10 burning iiSnlie'
I'll. Mount OLYMPUS sensation wh'en
.,atelv scared the good Peopie OF "asr
;r..o, star. win the iira that VIZ
.,,, IA. III active operation IN ,ha'
,no,tn,ain. has been brought y
sudden end ~ The return 81 y" n
plori9g PARTY to find out Mat Wa ''e
matter. .;ni,x
4, se.,p- that earth IN that Nicin''s
....i,+a with veins Of Ignite coal
r,,.st trees have fallen into ih' ''''
;a. AN ,~orpeS. enormous quah'l'i's
!, l.,.,es have drificd down upon tnsse.
a,d by some means freS ha'r -.
started which have communicate" W.,
~. c,al veins. Great jets "i steam ~
,..~., ~ smoke frequently come from
~. s;d..s of the mountain ana 'h'~'
confirmed the theory that 'h.r' :.
enp;n. volcano in operation.
- IA. the heat has melted m
snow which has formed p+rpv.'a
white cap at the summit. M - !,
~, down the sides Of the mountain '.
..oams has fallen upon the hrr. WIN
a..orr,s for the great volume OF s''''''
The puts of smoke and explosions !,' ;.,ni, :,
,hn,rh, 10 be caused by the ign'uo
~ collections Of natural gas MI,
This condition Of affairs na'ura''
,a.ss - the inquiry whether goo
an, volcanic eruptions might ho' !
,i,,a ~ burning Ignite ana
g explosions Of large quantities q No So
IS fined gases. Re that as i may : n, mpI
olympus j. see,hing mass q a nurn,,
IN .asi and the volcano scare anoui'
"a ra,h;pr-N. y. Ledger.
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-. 49, particularly precise an 'st
,.r, in the supervision ~ me eui'''"'s
,'~,r,.ut. The kinu-hear'th ye' IT
-. ma soul kept after Matilda t'le
,s.ah.r GIRL with a relentless perSis'- |
- Y havk-eved vigilance when !
oF-en made the poor girl sign l"r 49,
<-o,r her surveillance. Tor any '",nH
tr.- VA done amiss had (" ~ 'a''iD'
T. ~-hearss-l under The direct -
,-ion ~ her inspector-g neal
-. 49,. culinary skillet AUNT Nartna
=. H.. known and Dragged ~
.r,,,..harr her wide circle 81 iFiehus
- .,,,uaintances. and when any Dolly
,-antsf 10 speak IN praise q any ools
&I-,'. pirs or puddngs the ii'''''i'o'.
- .NfoSr as good a. AUNT
aiartha's. ,,-
-. .v,nfnr a small but select COM
- ~ aunt Nartha's friends was m
.i-.d+,, take Il .nner with l.cr. n er1eoi"-
,ion ~ her brother'S birthaaS ann. !,
snrv. and she had given every "' az
~ m. cooking thereof her personal /" :,
,enrion. The soup. meat et'' h.'' -
x..csivrd her approval before oeiht
,,la,e5 before her guests Dut whrh =
r. ~ the dessert. that she in~ls'.'
rpon preparing with heI own nai.'9
She made one Of her famous 'a".'"
I5ir,s a. treat for the occasion
.,d ,h.re Vas general rejoicing anon
hsr ,-,,ests o.er the prospect 81 "n~'.''
;n,, -h.ir teeth in the much-Nauh'e'
dainty .
Th.- puddinr had been passed ere
dawn "a upor Aunt Martha thar snr i''
IN. mail. any sauce for H. >ueh =
.--fyht would have been almost y
eNcu-ah.e on the part 81 "nN""r TIT
and the dear old soul Vas h"neT' 'no"-
.rd.,.lar.. hat the error was even WOE
commission by herself She w
controlled - confess that ~ Asr h'7
~. Had overlooked tha' important ''f'
MI, 4r-sn.-irlr IL her feet ~ eNciain''
.r-5t moment. III make sauce y
v4T, --and dartinr intn tnr fantry :
.lirr,iShed around for hardly NOR -
moment and reaprared win " X
~ triumph IN her eyes ana DOW
translucent. pala'ahic--ooN'h- ~
In hey hands.
--Ther..- she said. rs shc ptcceec
~ h,ln Zach dish generously n IN
I. NH have sauce II .Aunf Martha
r,,ra forretful. don't see. TOT me
"a me how | came 10 forget y pul v
I'm -ettinr old and careless
Thiscarsiid aci now ledgment prou
80 smile ~ tn. faces aronrd ne ~
rrd 10 thoroughly convince t'lr,' h
hostess of their wilInTii'sS y
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clamntion: Forever nnore'
n | haven't uone and put machine oil IN
the sauce instead Of lemon eNtract.
Tn. variety and intensity Of express
sions ON the faces around that table
would have furnished funny ear
toonist with Inspiration sufficient 10
last q month. some tried 10 laugh ana
make light ~ the affair. hot thrt Were
those !, no had eaten the last Of the ma
chine oil sauce: some looh.d sorry anu
sober and Others looked positively III.
Then came a moan from the pantry
which caused a general scramble IN
that direction. and poor Aunt Marina
was dragged forth with her fac" in h'r
hands and her Who'll. manner uenotihg
the deepest mental distress. She was
inconSolable ard declared IN tine most
decided way that she would never DO
able 10 look any OF them IA the i"'c
agnin
They went in the parlor ana TOOK
Aunt Martha with them. ano ~ 40
sorts Of schemes tried 10 divert mr.
mind from the sauce question. pu'
without avail. She would break ou'
every few moments with seif-eoh
demnatory intersections and bitter lam
eptations. and il was not until her com
\ many WIS leaving. with the most heart,
and sincere assurances of their ENJOY
ment Of her hospitality. that she coui'
summon even the fantest smile 10 ne
acknowledgement countenancr. y
i soon as they were all gone she lost q
time in hunting up Matilda ana gi'lh'
4 her very warm and emphatic lectur
mon the reprehensible practice OF lea'
ing bottles around where they hia no
belong. My stars" she cried sui
,.,ss that machine oil had been poison
'Twould been used just the same an
here we'd had lot 81 cold oorpses
AZ our hands. It's just a mercy OF DNi'
~ Providence that il wasn't carooiic ae
H. or some such deadly stuff. My IAN
~ lint III never hear the last 81 ~ "
a. travel from Jerusalem 10 jericho ~
~ they'll br calling their machine
~ Aunt Martha's pudding sauce see
d. they don't"
i, when she had finished her lect'rre'a
49, Martha had chance. the .ong-suleii
~ servant said. in her most correct d
81 vigorous English:
~ -.Aund Mazda. didn't vas pua
g. lbodale in der bandry, neider' IA
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ARCHITECTS OF THE PLATFORM.
Each One working ON His Owe Plsss ens
Gpesinc atsons.


In view Of the stubborn claim mnce
by the republican party that II - the
Marty OF sound money and sound imam.
c;al principles. the platforms presenter
hv IN In different states afford the evil
Lencc on which the people viii base
pou,.iar verdict. The stupidity OF the
claim had already been established oy
| the course of certain United States sen
ntors. and among them the char man
80 The republican national committee,
but it is emphasized by the comparison
Of platforms. II Is plain that me ou'iu-
.rs have been governed by poliuc CON
s;deratsons and are deliberately aiming
70 hoodwink the voters in every sec
zion or that there Is q division OF sent
mont that cannot be healed by any
false prctense of unaninity. lhueea'
there are strong reasons for oeheNihH
that both Of these potential influences
Insured the architects
, The ambiguous expressions OF ONO
! republicans on the subject OF snser
:, we're unruestionably designed 10 ~
! ,ract western, northwestern and south-
!. ern Delegates 70 the support OF NC
\ E;nlev. IL has been noted that since
!. the PRONUNCIATION Of that hnanela
,s do,ble-header the same CONFUSION "
q ideas has been embodied III the uee
n laration of principles" given out o,
u o,har states in the sections named an'
Ia, ,bcv have shown a strong leanin'
is toward the representative OF the vn'
NJ idea On the other hand. the New iof
az platform was constructed with the Pu'
! nose OF unifving the delegates from u
he middle and eastern states against M
an Kinlev and uniting them on Reed
NJ. Morton. as the one or the other OF 'hes
m candidates may develop the srea''
be strength in the convention.
IN II i inevitable that these connicui
49, sentiments shall assert themselves
YER the national convention. ana 'he az,
riff native against an open rupture VIII
- an adjustable financial plank so cu
mr. s,ruc,ed that it will dove;ail Win I
dominant sentiment OF any and
communities. 1t is this horn OF
~, d;,enma .hat Will be taken 10y ths
his in control. Then the thinking ue
ritr Gates with honest convictions VIII
lee governed largely by the known eh'' !,
hat ter and records Oh 'le
an study OF these = no a.
sac ratriotic republicans should auui
her themselves. FOR to attach Importance
larl nla.forrns diametrically opposed OF
I a act upon the declarations Of . conN
i ton that will be afraid to do more
who 10 disguise its views would be the g {,
lion ~ insiucerity and partisan servil
.one The claim that the republican par
aries distinctively the champion OF 50
j lis money is without the slightest lou
:. 49, :, Zoe. Detroit Free Press.
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Aceording ,o the latest school CEN
sus i'm New York 10000 fewer ehhoren
,,.r,. IN attendance at the schools ina"
q year ago
MGR. Arostino Caprara. the an'o
car. of the devil. has just died AZ lone
tche duty of the ad,ocatus diaDoh = 70
nr,.-.nt the objections 10 the eanohiza'
zion Of any person proposed as a ne"
saint and 10 east doubts on ms hli'a1.'s'
:, hi,e the aAyocatus Del takes the other
side.
Rev. DIR. Jacob Cooper, professor OF
,o,;c IN Rutgers college. is 20 be Mr..
Gladstonc's American editor or ra'"e''
editor i'm America DIR. Cooper suH-
pested the Butler book 10 Mr.. Gladstone
and hna revised numerous articles VIII
ten hy the grand old man.
There wer. ll4439 fewer chiinrea
icing educated in French PRIMARY
.chools than there were five years ago.
according 10 the last report OF the MN
;.,.r NJ public instruction. while IN the
} s,e wears the number of pupils In inc
schools Of the Christian Brothers h'"'
IL doubled The Brothers are NJ"
: teaching /. 365. $50 children, with no aiu
: from. the government.
Rey. John Watson. NJ. A. MN
J ;s,er of SETON Park Presbyterian
church. Liverpool. more widely Known
: a. ..Ian Naclaren." has received iron
The University of st. Andrews th'
d a.,,res Of doctor of divinity. The mos
: ancient university" as the ia.e Loi'
, selborne once said. in lanu WHO'S
x citizens are distinguished in ever.
r snbere in which distinction can
&c Gained" has a happy way OF antic'
c. ,nt,nr the larger degree granting -
Or s,;,utions in its recognition OF meri
s. The ..Costers' Parson" is dead.
81 IL not too much To say that more ina
any other Christian worker OF recei
ns times Rev. A. Il. Goulden succeeueu
= breaking down the barrier Oh sum
. reserve that those who LABOR anloi
oe the London poor have found 50 diiicu
'n- ~ overcome. He won first the con
ne ,la,ca and then the affections of an
az most unapproachable class. ana
inc Church OF st. Alphege. in southwaf
ose became the temple of the most 'h'
fie- oughly working-class congregation
London.
-, -. An ycxperiencc social was heia
DC ~, vo,,nr women Of the Method
Iich r c,,d,,,,er Mich. recent
'esS in which the usual conditions oil thil
~ ,vas reversed. because the young ".
= IN were paid for the experience =
ven acquired. instead of themselves pay
nan s,eeply Tor the privilege of getting
rror They shined shoes. tended babies. :
Ivy kindling wood. and one or two sha
y = and cut the hair of few fearless
'u,'' who attended the social.
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her they ali started in on the punu'ilt
- vim that bespoke previous
knowledge Of its qualities
tn. first taste had queer e,cc' y,
49, vhole company. Some dropped
,hs;r spoons and raised their napk'nS,
80. pauSed with perpleSed faces. ana
s,ha-s ma.ls = brav. effort to 20 on with
49, n,dling. Then Aunt Martha her
III, ,as,,d' then she smclled, thcr
CHANGING wildly about. she ~,
..Iand sakcs! What Is II? =" YOU :, ~
ANYTHING wrong with the pudding
There was no concealing the iac' ~.
<hey did. but no one had the couraI. , !. !
make reply. Their looks were 'hous .I
hoveve.. and without further inqulr
Aunt Martin sandc bolt for the PAM,
from whence moment later os'ne -