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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-30
AGENTS. WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED FOR GEN
Fitzhugh Lees great new book on Cuba
marvellous revelation; fast seller; out
fit, 50 cents. b. It. johnson Publishing
Company 30 South Eleventh street, Rich
mond, Va.
AGENTS WANTED. MURAT HAL
stead's great war book. "Our Country In
War" all about armies. navies, coast de-
lenses, Maine disaster, Cuba, War with
Spain. and relations with foreign nations
nearly GOO pages: all written since Maine
disaster; magnificent colored illustrations;
agents making $40 to 500 per day; no ex-
perience necessary; most liberal terms
guaranteed; % days credit; price low
freight paid; handsome outfit free; send
9 2-cent stamps to pay postage. Educa-
tional Union, 324 Dearborn street Chicago
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BEACH INSTITUTE EXERCISES.
The Baccalnureate sermon-Gradua-
lions To-day.


Rev. NJ. F. Duty preached the baccalau-
reate sermon at the Beach Institute yester-
day Afternoon. in which he delivered fun
and comprehensive charge to the gradu-
ates, who will receive their diplomas at
the commencement exercises this after
noon.
The chapel at Price and Harris streets
was well filled with representative colored
people. Before the sermon music was
rendered by a Quartette of the school
which showed careful training on the part
of those participating,
The light that shines from individuals
who live i'm the right cha@els, and the
good they can accomplish when natural
powers are strengthened with the force of
education, was presented TO the graduates
by Rev. Duty as one Of the posi- Dlities
now before them. He said there is a re-
sponsibility in all to some extent to aid
their fellowman, but more so on those who
had the advantages of an education. The
speaker talked forclbly throughout his add
dress and impressed many lessons on the
graduates, soon to take their places In ac-
tive life.
The exercises this afternoon will take
place in the chapel at 4 O'clock. A
musical programme, together with the
usual addresses, valedlctory and other fea-
lures, Will be carried out. The occasion
speaks well for the corps Of teachers who
have worked faithfully to make the year
one of unprecedented profit and success
to the institute. Following are the grad
yates who will receive diplomas: Jessie
A Bradley, Pauline V. Clark, Helen G..
Elmore, Hattie Gerrideaue Lottie c.
Green, Margaret l.. Hamilton, Jennie c.
Houston, John G. Hunter, William ID.
Kennedy, Ida M. Lee, Sarah Q. Lee Kate
A. Plant Josephine II. Pope, Mary N.
Sengstacke, Rebecca Sengstacke, Beda A.
Smith, Lula Smith, Blanche Travis.
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FoR Observation-Disclosures

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FOR SALE, PRINTERS ATTENTION,
8x12 Peerless job press, with steam fix
lures, treadle, throw-off, rollers, chases,
etc, nearly new; Xxi Pearl job press,
with chases. rollers, etc. In good order.
Address M. d. Cushing, Tampa, Fla.
FOR SALE, AN ENTIRELY NEW
fire proof safe; weighs $50 pounds; will be
sold cheap. Lippman Brothers, Wholesale
Druggists, Lippman Block.
FOR SALE, HAY. GOOD COUNTRY
hay baled; also green cut and well-cured
oats. s. II. Zoucks, Manager Savannah
Sale and Boarding Stable.
FOR SALE. THE BEST 9O-INCH
Morse compress ever built by the Reading
Iron Works, Pennsylvania. John c. Hurter
& Co., Montgomery, Ala.
FOR SALE, SIX-HORsE BOILER
and engine; rice or oat thresher, nearly
new; two first-class reapers and binders.
8. II. Zoucks, Manager.
CYPRESS SHINGLES; NEW SPRING
stock now ready. and being cold at the
low prices Of $780, $1.75. 1925 and 50. % Der
NJ Boats can load at the mills. Vale
Royal shlngle Mills.
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Chickamauga creek have been completed
to those regiments most remote from wa
ter supply and by tomorrow night the
pipes will be finished to a point very near
every regiment in camp.
1t is understood that the two army corps,
the First and the Third, now being form
ed will be the only troops to occupy Park
territory. Negotiations are now pending
to lease a tract of 3, 900 acres just north of
the Park andathe Sixth corps, 70 be COM
manded by Gen. Wilson viii occupy this
site
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HOW ARE YOUR FEET? IF YOUR
feet are troubling you. call on me. and I
Will give you relief. 1 cure ingrowng
nails, corns and all diseases of the feet
without pain, Charges reasonable; can
give the best references IN the city; Of
flee, lis Drayton street; hours, to 9 a. m.
l to p. m, TO p. M. win attend Pa
irons at residences; orders can be left at
Wheelers drug store. Bull and State
streets Telephone 255l. Lem Davis sur
geon chiropodist
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MANUFACTURES OF CARTRIDGES.
FrankfOrd Arsenal to Turn Out 20O,-
600 Rounds Per Day.

FrankfOrd Arsenal to Turn Out 300
600 Rounds Per Day.
Philadelphia May 29.-Beginning Tues
day the frankfort arsenal Will dscon>
tinue the manufacture of all small am
munlhon, except the cartridges for the
-Jorgens6n rifles. The government
has made a contract with the Union Me-
tallic Cartridge Company and the Win
chester Repeating Arms Company to fur
nish the S5-caliber Springfield rifle cart
ridges and the SS-callber revolver ammuni-
tlon. The hours of labor at the arsenal
win also be increased from sixteen to TWEEN
ty hours a day, which will permit the
turning out of 100000 rounds of ammuni-
ton per Gay. As'soon as possible the
working hours viii be extended to three
shifts of eight hours each.
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Fon nENT-MIscELLANEous.

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FOR RENT, PIANO, UPRIGHT.
terms very reasonable for summer months.
Address Wright" Morning News office.
FOR RENT, 8A ACRES GOOD LAND
with cottage and large barn, Just the To-
cation for florist or milk dairy, at four
mile post, White Bluff road, also any
part OF Twicknham farm. S. H. Zoucks
manager Savannah Sale and Boarding
Stables.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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BICYCLE REPAIR WORK, BEST AND
cheapest; we do all work ourselves not
trusting to inexperienced help, and there
fore do it cheaper and better than others;
a trial viii save you money and trouble
wheels called for and delivered. Central
Cycle Co., 406 Bull, corner Jones street
lane.
WANTED TO CHARTER LAUNCH
for several weeks or for occasional after
noon trips Apply 'Naphtha, p. 0. Box
Z, Savannah, Ga.
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DANGER FROM nan CROSSINGS.
Fire Apparatus Given "A Shaking Up
by an ObstructinE Curb.


by an Obstrueting Curb.
The incomplete condition of some of the
crossings on Drayton street is likely to
cause serious accidents. Al Henry street
there is a ledge of granite several inches
high on each side of the asphalt, where the
curbing, which holds the asphalt paving,
meets the shell paving on Henry street
Light bugglos and wagons and BICYCLES
In striking this obstruction are likely to
be damaged. Several bicycle accidents
have already occurred on account of the
obstruction. but none of them have been
serious.
In responding to the fire alarm from
Duffy and Lincoln streets last night, the
horses drawing the engines, hose reels and
chemical engine stumbled in crossing the
pavement and the apparatus struck the
curblng with such force as to nearly throw
the drivers from their seats.
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CAP BARN BURNED.

One Hundred and Thirty Winter
Cars Consumed i'm the strusture.
Baltimore, May 29-The car barn and
1870 winter cars of the Consolidated Streek
Railway was burned this evening. entail
ing a loss of S25O0o0. The structure. locat-
ed at Irvington few miles west of the
city, was of brick and iron, rs by 300 feet
and was supposed to have been ire-proof.
The loss is fully covered by insurance.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE FINE FURNITURE.
UPRIGHT PIANO.
BY j. MCLAUGHLIN 6 SON,

On Tuesday, 31st, May 1898, at II O'Clock.
on premises SIP Habersham. within a few
doors of CASTOR street,
Magnificent Gabler Grand Piano, up-
right. Elegant Walnut Hatraek, Rugs,
Parlor Suites. Easy Chairs. Willow Tete-
a-tete Lounge Elegant Chiffonisre.
Lounge. Combination Book Case and La
dies Desk, oak SidebOard, Dining Table,
ana Nice Chairs, Refrigerator, Glass and
CHINA ware. Large S-Day Clock, Mantel
Ornaments, Pictures and Brass Bed
eteads, Dresser and Bureau Shades,
Chlld's Bed Medicine Chest, Ice Cream
Cnurn, Moss Mattresses, Gasoline Stove,
ana Kitchen Utensils
one Large Linen Press made to order.
Fine Upright Piano. cost 500
one Childs Bicycle. one Lady's Bicycle
two Bicycles, one quite new. cost $50.
Habersham cars pass the door-near
Castor.
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Fishing schooner Ashore.

Atlantic city, N. j.. May 29.-The two
masted fishing schooner Chocure Went
ashore to-day on Brlgantne shoals ana
was totally wrecked She was bound
from virginia to New York with a large.
cargo OF biuedsh.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

WANTED, A LADY OR GENTLEMEN
TO take charge of and serve meals during
the season at the Zorayda Club House.
on Tybee Island. Apply to VIM. ]. Mis-
cally, Jr.. 20 Bryan street, east.
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FoR sALE-REAL EsTATE.

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FOR SALE, JULlANTON PLANTA-
ton, beautifully situated on the eastern
branch of Sapelo river, opposite United
States quarantine station; health perfect.
For particulars apply 70 Mrs. Julia ".
Palmer, Darlen, Ga.
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FnR REN,C-nnnAIs.

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FURNISHED SOUTHERN ROOM
gas bath, private family. 1O5 Perry, east
FOR RENT, ROOMS FLAT OF
three connecting rooms. suitable for house,
keeping, to couple without children. 20
Gordon, east.
FOR RENT, BEAUTIFUL FLAT
convenient appointments. fronting the
park. Apply l25 Liberty, west.
THREE NICE ROOMS TO RENT FOR
the summer Box SO.
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STEAMER ON A REEF.
city of Worcester Has n Narrow Es-
cape From Disaster

New London, Conn, May 29.-The sound
steamer City Of Worcester, of the Nor
wlch line, last night ran hard upon CORN
GRANT reef during a thick fog. She filed
rapidly and her officers found It necessary
TO beach her. All her passengers were
transferred safely.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT.


ORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY,
Notice Is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing demands against James Merchersons
late Of said county, deceased. to present.
them to me. properly made out, within tha
time prescribed by law 30 as to show their
character and amount; and all persons In
debted to said deceased are required to
make immediate payment to me.
JORDAN r. BROOKS,
Administrator Estate OF James Mercher-
son, Deceased.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty, consult Robert II. Tatem. real estate
dealer, NO. York street, vest
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF JOHN SIBERIAN. SUP
POSED TO BE DEAF -Nouce is hereby
given that the Norristown Title. Trust
and Safe Deposit Company have made am
application to the Orphans Court OF Mont
gomery county, Pennsylvania for letters
of administration on the estate of John
Sheeran. formerly of said county, sup-
posed to be dead and said court has grant
ed a rule requiring the supposed decedents
If alive or any other person for him, to
produce to the court, on or before oct. 3,
1893, satisfactory evidence of his continu-
anco In life; otherwise said petition viii
be granted WILLIAM p. YOUNG,
Clerk Of Courts.
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Fon RIlNT-sToREs

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FOR RENT, TWO STORES ON
Broughton street; and several desirable
residences and flats; all thoroughly reno
yated possession Immediately. Apply Al
bert WHY, u Bryan street. east.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

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FOR RENT, THE PROPERTY OF
the Zorayda Club on Tybee Island con-
sisting OF main house and two cottages.
bath houses, artesian water and shower
baths. Apply to w. J. Mlscally, Jr., %
Bryan street, east.
FOR RENT, sEVEN-RoOM HOUSE,
$12 monthly. Apply 555 Huntington street,
east.
TYPED ISLAND, TWO COTTAGES
for rent. artesan well on premises. $40
Ogiethorpe avenue, east.
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE CORNER
Lincoln and Anderson streets; has all
modern improvements; hot and cold wa
ter; BATH ETC.; also a specially built dark
room for Photographic purposes, fully
equipped with water. sinks, gas, red
lights, work tables, shelves, etc. Apply
on premises, 302 Anderson street, east
also 4-room house for rent, No. 1874 Lin
coin street. Apply as above
FOR RENT DWELLING NO. s12
Barnard street. all modern convenences:
good locality; immediate possession given
Apply to Myers & Holt, agents, No. "a
Bryan street, east.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
house to rent for summer Box 50.
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AT AUCTION.
HANDSOME OAK FURNITURE, re-
TRIGERATORs, UMBRELLAS.
G. II. DORsE1"T, AuctiOneer,

win sell MONDAY, SOth. at II o'clock:
Elegant Carved High Post Bedsteaf.
Willow Rocker, Mirror, China Crockery.
and Glassware. Lounge. Oak Extension
Table Chairs, Comforts and Quilts, New
Mattresses and Springs, Kerosene end
Gasoline Stoves, Refrigerators Fancy
Lamps, Handsome Oak Sideboard, Rugs.
Pots and Kitchen ware, Carpenters Tools,
4 Very Handsome Oak Bed Room Sets, I'd
dozen SILK and Alpaca Umbrellas.
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NOTICE BY FOREIGN ExECUTRI5a
or AN INTENTION TO TRANSFER
STOCK.
Notice Is hereby given by Mary B.
Brown, resident of Wilmington, ". c., az
executrix of the will of l.. S. r. Brown.
of Wilmington, New Hanover couptys
North Carolina, of her intention to trans~
fer. after four weeks publication hereof i'm
accordance with an act of the General AS
sembly of Georgia, approved December.
1898, FIVE o. shares of the capital stock OF
The Citizens Bank of Savannah standing
on the books of said corporation in the
name Of said l.. S. f. Brown.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
ITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given TO all persons hav-
ing demands against Christen NJ. Hoist.
late of said county, deceased, TO present
them to me, properly made out, within the
time prescribed by law, so as to show their
character and amount and all persons in
debted to said deceased are required tn
make immediate payment to me.
April %, 1898.
MARY w. Hoist,
Executrix VIII of Chrlsten NJ. Hoist. de-
ceased.
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DAY OF REST AT CHICKAMAUGA.

Austin r. Myres.
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TYBEB ISLAND, TWO COTTAGES
for rent; artesian well on premises. $40
Ogiethorpe avenue, east
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WHEELING DAILY NTEILIGENcER SATURDAY. JuNE llsss

Il Il 4 j II Ial
I don't ask. you 10 give me anything.
but will you lend me a dollar or two?
You can Command $40 a iesEon. or as
much moro NJ you choose 10 nsk. while
I think myself fortunate II / can get a
pupil now and then at q half d5llar eli
ting"
my friend sald the other, touched
by this appeal. perhaps can hell, you
better than by lending you money. What
Is your branch OF m,isie7'
II give Lessons on the yiolln,,'i 81
well, We VIII see what you can do.
Here Is a Violin. ] will sit down to the
piano. and we will play y Duet" A.
He whipped q fne lyiolln Jrt Of its
case, handed 10 the stranger. seated
himself at the plano and placed a sheet
OF music before him. !,
The caller raspel the bow acrosa tho
strlnEs. leaned forward, locked az. the
composition land shook his head.
"sharpsf he said. "shafps? ] never
play In sharps!" Z, it,,, 4
The distinguished musician took the
violin from him, replaced Il in Its case
and cpIdly remarked: IA
My friend, what. you need Is a lob 40
rtghtwatchnan in a soap factory"
''Will YOU get It FOR me o. eagerly ask.
ed the caller.
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10 his arm at was all In fun! I
didn't exnect Won tn toll mr. 80 4

10 his arm. at was all In fun! I
didn't expect you to tell me-"
rs He put his arm around her as they
still SLATED on. but made no reply. AZ
ter q few moments they were overtaken
blythe rest OF the party, and all Joining
hands. .skated back up the river
When the house was reached the
dancing had already begun. Amy stood
at one side, with John Weston's conf
dcnce heavy at her heart, watching her
aunts In their pretty lilac silks as2they
glided by her. They seemed more allke
to her than ever before. But she knew
even better than John Weston how uu.
like they were. a
She knew, too, how inseparable was
their love for each other. It was like
reading story, unfinished and very
sad. she thought.
But afterward In thinking about the
near friendship the three enjoyed. and
their life OF steady and close interest,
1t did not seem so sad after all
Before, another year had passed the
names, Of Jane and Hulda Wainwright
were widely known, and their home
came. In time to be a Mecca to all art
lists and students OF Shakespeare.
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s.caally rcfrseti. however, ana they were

steadily refused, however, and they were
Obliged 10 play elsewhere.
Later In Tho day the aunt decided 70
so to Austin for u visit, md left her
parrot to the care OF the servants
T'heroupbn. the boyss who had corfldcd
their grievance TO The ooachm1n and OBJ
tained permission TO play marbles In tho
btable yarG, Immediately returned 70
their ground beneath tho window. Pol.
ly watched the game with Interest and
the boys determined to have some fun
at their au1t's EXPENSE, NJ
Leaving their gainc, they went lnllSors
anu projected 70 initiate Polly. Into tho
various ltiyeteries OF "n,bs,,'' y When che
had learned "tnuchle down" and how'to
"e1oJt from taw," her attention was
trpined upon craps and at this point the
assistance of tho cn1chuian WAS called
/, In. After IN hours careful labor che
could screech '.seben come lebsn' and
Craps
Then one OF the boys eiigrcstcd that
Wien the old lady returned she would
Immediately stiopect them OF having
taught Polly and ABUSED they COM
mand the bird not TO hetray them So
they drilled her In the following: !,
poly. who taught you 10 cay
'craps2" "Dilly BurdlSS." M
Billy Is the particularly nice boy
next door, beloved by the aunt and d.
tested BY The boys. polly, learned her
lesSons admirably, and three days. later.
when her owner returned, she proceeded
to display her new English with much
pride. The old woman nlnt,st tainted
and !nstartly began. an investigation
confidently expecting TO catch her
nephews In some new mischief.
Polly. who taught you to say
'craps?'" m
"Billy purdfck," answered Polly. as
pert as over. ~ fs
Tho boys outside the window listening
to tho iaqulsltlon could scarcely restrain
their giee. ,ttf1.t
Bill Rurdicls was Immediately repri-
manded by Polly's mistress. and, OF
course, oe promptly disclaimed all guilt.
This left the aunt In u Quandary. not
knowing whether to doubt the word OF
the boy she had always held up to her
nephewrs as a model or To accept Polly.
her Immaculate Polly, as nothing better
than an ordinary depraved bird like the
rest of the parrots. While she thinks II
over the boys play marbles In peace and
the c0achman's lips are sealed. W.
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WNcoloRED pIQyE GOWN WITH BLUE RIcts FROM RpERs BAz

est OF gigot sleeves, which have three
stucks on the upper arm and frllls at
the wrist. The corsage, broadened by
shoulder: revers, is crossed to the left
OF the skirt In continuous effect. The
skirt IS Of circular cut. and Is trimmed
to initiate an overlapping front with u
rounded corner. Its width Is three
yards and three quarters The yoke Is
In pointed form at the back. The belt
ribbonlis OF, velvet. The proper cut OF
the gov mean be obtained. only from
the cut paper patterns published by
SHarper's Bazaar. where 1t appears.
Quantity OF material-Pique, 30 inches
wide, eight yards; ruchlng. 10 yards;
linen lawn, 81 yards.
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My angel" rapturously exclaimed
the young man, clasplng her to his
heart. Il will send pair of my old
boots around Tomorrow"
BLAMfS The GOOD BOY.
4 chitaDo Parrot thnt was Taught bad
Words by Wicked urchirs.

Chicago Chronicle: Out in Indiana
avenue pious, crochety maiden aunt of
uncertain years has troop Of vigorous
noisy ntphcws, who rather resent being
held in check by the old woman's con-
slant objections to their games. Her
pet aversion Is a romp!ng child. and her
so!ace and confldantc is huge green
parrot, more than commonly clever and
quite as pious as herself. She trained
the bird, and Is proud of the length and
number OF Bible verses Polly can quote.
The cage hung In n large window near
the corner of The lawn, where the boys
play "nibs. Last week, when the
days were warm enough to have the
windows open, the aunt was Mortified to
discover that Polly was paying consld-
cradle attention to the parlance OF the
ring, and was already proficient in many
OF Its expressions. Accordingly ehe
banishcd the youngsters from the yard
and forbade them to use the place again.
The boys resisted, and begged her to
hang the parrot In another window. She
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REACHED AN UNDERSTANDING.
Ready ond Anxious TO Go 10 tho front, tut
~ Wanted Ills Place Sayed,

Chicago Tribune: i've got to SO to
my regiment, Mile" said the 4mpetu-
GUS youth. That's all right enough.
I'm not afraid of war. and am willing
to 20, but
"But there are other fellows that
ought to co. d
TO be sure. You ough. not to have
to fight alone" Sa5y
You know what I mean, Mile.
There's Jim H!gElntop."
What has Mr. Eigglntop got to do
with your going to WARP"
Nothing, except that no doesn't go. I"
".Well?"
Roy ROughrlder rose and stood before
her. III ~.
"Millle Swacichammer,"' he said, IN a
deep. rich, David Ward Wood voice,
when a young man turns his back on
all that Is dear to him and goes forth at
the call Of his country to fight Its enc
miles, TO suffer the hnrdships of camp
life. to undergo all the periis OF q cam
patgn In a tropical country, hunger, ex-
posure. wasting fevers. venomous in
sects. deadly reptiles, tornadocs, Garth
quakes. and no cream In your coffee,
and Knows that Snug, dough faced
rascal Of Jim Higgintop Il staying
here at home and making love to his
girl, Tell You it's pretty dog:goEed
fought"
What is It YOU want. Roy?" asked
the young woman, much moved by his
fervld eloquence.
II want you to promise me not to per-
NIT that wall-eyed pike OF Jim Hig-
gintop to come shopping around this
house while I am away, risklng my
life for my country and feeding on can
ned goods
Roy" lmpulslvely spoke the maiden,
do you think could ever care for that
empty-headed equIrtgun go Iong-so
Longevity, Roy,"-aud she pretended to
! busy herself in examining the faster-
ings OF the top button of his coat-"I
think more OF pair OF your old boots