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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-27
D0CkERY DAY IN BUTLER.
To Be Made i County Affair. - March.
ing Clubs. Bands Of Music. An
0ld-Fashioned Basket Picnic.

Al a meeting OF representative
democrats from each township in
The county. held in Butler Tuesday
it wa decided that when Ar.
Dorkrry visits Butler in tie
hear future that he be given IA
rou>iuG welcome. To this end it was
decided 10 hold on that day an old
fashioned basket picnic instead OF a
bar5ecue.
1t was also decided To have every
democratic club organized in the
county take part in grand parale.
The clubs viii form in line at the
West public school building and pa
rade through the prominent streets
OF the city. When the date for MIR.
DockeryS speech in this city has
been officially announced. a program
giving null details viii be issued and
it l. 10 b,. hoped every democrat in
the county will respond To the call
tn b. present.
The managers of the campaign
will leave nothing undone TO make
the day memorable one in the his
tory OF biz political days in Bates
county.
Mr. Dorkery il one OF the best
speakers III the state and all will
want 10 see and hear the next gov
ernor OF Missouri
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-27
QUEEN STELLA.
Miss ChriSty Captures the Prize With
Miss NinOn DOOlcy Close Second.

Miss NlnOn DOOlcN dIlOSe second.
After a spirited but friendly con-
test OF lie ballots OF several weeks
Miss Stella Christy, the beautiful and
charming young daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. j. NJ Christy, will have the
honor to serve her subjects as queen
OF the Flower Carnival. Polls closed
last Thursday night and the count
showed Miss Christy lS,36J, Miss
Nenon Dooley $500. \ number of
other ladies were voted for, but III
the nature OF compliments, as not
one OF them received as many as
900 votes.
Botn Miss Christy and Miss Dooley
are charming and attractive young
ladies, very popularand either would
have made u beautiful and gracious
queen BY rules OF contest Miss
Nenon will he IA maid of honor to the
queen.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-27

J. L. Cloud, a prominent young
farmer of the Ballard neighbOrhood
brought his family in TO the street
fair and remembered The TINES.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-27
Can You Tell " nv

You have constant headaches, are
nervouse and sleepless at night and
feel tired in the morning? Your blood
isn't CARRYING the right materials TO
vour nerves and other organs Begin
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood enricher- and you Will
soon realize a change You viii feel
better and stronger, will relish your
food and enjoy refreshing sleep
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-27

Mcfarland Bros. will be pleased to
show their fine line OF Harness and
Columbia Buggies. Be sure and ex-
anime them and price our goods be-
fore you buy.
44-3t MCFARLAND BROS.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-27

Nausea, indigestion are cured by
Hoods Pills.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-09-27

John c. Hayes and NJ. r. Power
went to Chicago last week. 1t is
said John went to interview the
democratic national committee in
reference to initiating eX-Secretary
Olnev in writing a letter declaring
for Bryan. Others say that john
went 10 meet Senator Hanna 10y alp
pointment. On his return home he
admits TO having seen Hanna and
TO having visited democratic head
quarters. They evidently didn't in
v-ite him to any of their banqUets or
offer him a foreign mission in the
event OF Bryan's election. "a he isn't
very enthusiastic over the way they
rOnduct rhings.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
D. CARMELo DE URIARTE

AL lado de la fgura de Ibarreta
queda bien Ia silueta de Carmelo
Uriarte. --s
Despu6s delas expe ediciones id
Montero y de Bouchard prometid
llegar hasta Esteros de Patino axI
plorar las comarcas vecin ais para au
xiliar lbarreta, su fntino amigo de
infancia, q recoger sus restos.
Sin ostentaci6q, de ninguna ella.
Sc, como cuadra a IA modestia de su
caracter, parti6 hace mas deun ano
de esta capital para realizar su hu'
manitar1a y peligrosa empresa
Gracias a su constitution fisica
ha podido salvar las inclemencias
de aQuellas apartadas regiones
Ha llegado hasta ell coraz5n del
Chaco, y 81 no ha podido salvar
su comprovinciaso y amigo, al me-.
nos ha conseguido arfancar sus des'
pojos q los indies, despues de tres
expedlciones en- que ha demostrado
arrojo y abnegacion superiorzs a to
do encomio.
va que la suerte 40 ha q1erido
devolverle con vida al amigo entra
nable, debe servirle de profundo
consuelo haber podido cumplir la
mission piadosa de recoger gus res
tos, para que descansen al -calor del
amor dc los suyos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

Ri yer C ,dor de Pichincha habia
ganado ell dsrecho d la mano de la
marquesita ds Solanda. ~--:....
En- seguida Sc sirvio el ponche.
Ell Coronel .O'Conner tuvo que gas
tar su segunda botella, porque Fur,
guson, Hinton, Wilson y otros capi :
tanes irlandeses, que servfan con
gloria en- ell ejercito libertador, ha-
bfan acudido atraidos por el incitan.
to olor del buen aguardiente de ,Ir.
landa.
Esa misma noche, aprovechan
dose del Official q partfa para Quito,
mandaba Sucre su poder para casar.
Sc con dona Mariana Carcelen, la
linda marquesita de Solanda.
Asi nos cuenta el General Fran
cisco Budett O'Conner en- sus ere
cuerdos,, un libro recien publicado,
a que 81 llama: <Curiosa aventura
sobre ell matrimonio del General
Sucre
El Coronel Sandes quien pro
tegiera con mas decision Marte que
Cupido, Sc cubrio despues de perdu
rable gloria en- Corpahuaico: donde
salv0 al ejercito, y en- Ayacucho don
de alcanz0 ell tltulo de General.
j. NJ. CAMACHO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

ouiara me ese individuo b , sido -yo,
deseo enterara U. 10 ocurrido para
que juzgue ell pro 'eder de algunos
empieados que hande Ser los mante
nedores del orden y Ia Ssegnridad
personal.
Me dirigf q la Farmacia del Sr
Guillermety, a que Sc me despacha-
Sc una receta para mi mismo, hacien
dome esler T de hora, los que pase
dando paseos en- la plazsi y cuando
fu6 hora de. recojer las medicinas,
las recoii, tomando direction hacia ell
tranvfa de Rio Piedras. - .-.-.
No bien habfa dado algunos pa
SOS, me detiene muy bruscamento
un policfa .secreto registrand dome y
pidi6ndome las armas Que portaba
Con la serenidad que acostumbro le
conteste que no portaba, armas y 81
tenfa la bondad, ne permitiera lie
gar la Farmacia, donde ensef1aria
10 que 81 deseaba Oeurrio 10 cue
U. va sabe, pero parece que no So
tisfecho ell Policia. preguntome 81
nombre y donde viva, contostando
le que en- Rio Piedras. MAJ humora
do dicho Poli:la, mando que sa'iese
inmediatanente de aquel sitio ,or .
que me conven1a Obedeci su orden,
pero al cruzar Ia calle de la Cruz y
en- direction q la de San Francisco,
fuf detenido por otro joven Polic1a
(acompaf1ado de tres corpulentos
mozos) ell cual me habla en- esta for
ma: mo Sc le ha dicho q y. que sal
ga de todo estos sitios? ESQ ago
joven, precisamente. Note que su
actitud y la de los acompaf1antes era
agredirme, y para evitarlo' le die:
Joven, no sea U; asf, soy quizas tan
Republican, como u. Barbosa y
Berries me conocen porque soy de
Bayam6n como ellos, puede U. ente
rarse quien soy 81 U 10 desea, no es
tan muy lejos.
I'd es Federal y dc Rio Piedras
y me esta J. fartando.
Acercase otro po:icfa y le dice
que me deje marchar; Lo hizo, pero
creycndo 20, estar fuera de peligro
segu1 caminando, pero fatalmente,
hab1a dado algunos 20 pasos, siento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

i FF 4r ( =.
<un fuerte garrotazo en- Ia espalda y
seguido tres Anas, siendo el ultimo
dirigido q nn sitio tan pefgroso, q
ST estoy con vida, 10 Gebo al frasco
de 4nedicina queportaba en 81 bolsl-
Ho del lado lzquierdo del pantalon,
ell que fue hecho pedazos.
Fuf cenducido por ln i ndividu
a la (casa) Farmacia de Gulllermety
dOnde Sc me administrator a'gunas
medicinas yu enovada ID que habia
perdido, sin querer ser admitilo el
valor de elias,
Ahora Sr Director, y inzgara Y
.el pubico sensato el califcativo de
esos hochos
Di>pensando.ne ha Der distraido Q
Su atenci6n SOY de y. aft mo, s. 5.
ANTONIO TORMOS.
Rio P:edras Is de Stbre. de 1900.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
NO.]I|::'.[||!.C:|L TT 7: !. T. AS. AS.

Sc ha acercado Il eSta redao
clon nuestro amigo don Rafael Is)
pez Landron, encarganaonos hacer
phblico su agr&decimiento 4 TO-
guardlas municjpales Antonio MI
randa, Santos Medina, Manuel Am
boy y el farolero ., po r haber avi
sado Miranda y cooperate con todos
los demas la extinci0n del incen-
dIo que Sc produjo en- su casa h.bi
tacion de Santurce, en- la noche del
sabado pasado.
" Hablaban delante de- Cadeon de-
un hombre que por un quftame ALA
esas pajas, sacaba uu revolver.
.~--Pues 81 ese hombre dice Ge-
deou-lO sacara delante de mf le
malaria en- Ell acto.
-iPara que?
Para evltar una desgracia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
6. Casino tspanoI
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO
AvISO A LOS SREs. SOCIOs.
La Junta DlrectiVa accord

La Junta Drectiva acordo,
atendiendo 4 las indicaciunes de va.
rios Socios rebajar Ia Quota nensual
de Propietarios y Event4ale, a III
peso cincuen;a centavOs orc y con
hr mar la de un peso orc para los de
n dmero
Al misLAo li@mpo Sc hacu san1r
que los recibo3 seran 4utoriza0, S
por ol Tesorero y Contador ecciden.
tales don Conrado Palau y don Al
fredo Iglesias.
Lo que Sc hace pre>ente los
sef1ore9 socios para sn gobierno.
Pto, Rico 10 Septienbre de 1900
Eel Pre>idente accidental,
RAFAEL. FABIAN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
FL ST. E. Dalafon(l.

FL ST E DaIafond, n@an :ero
de Ia ca~} X peW>lz, PesanJ & {. Q
% 81 Bcoaoiv2y, Ncw York enc
eI gu>to lie iutDrm4r 8 su5 nune1 0.
sos amigos, hacenda3o> de Ia Isla,
que debienuo jr>e para NV To,:.
en- IL 'por 4C1rAcas> d.. - 7e los
corfientes: !c sura Suol3 mruto gus.
toso pOnorse 4 u9 ordcnes PARA cue
le.quira cosa que - IL, nrrcci.ra
para dicha, CiuAa3
Su ausencia no pas>"a lie un
mes
Gale de Tetuan Post Office
Box 90.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
Il ----s g.

Los senorcs Gonza!e! Y !orez,
de Catafo, nos haG ob~eQai~:ju> cun
a!guuos ejemplares Gat nIa&niG 0
pan que el"5Dran Ell su t.h0n4 H.,
aqual pnba>io. I'll produ to e. ex
quisito, tioruo, bien aua<ado Y CON
un sabor de icjo>o Agral,' 'em1> el
obsequio deseamos q9e lo1 inteIi,
gentes fabgi" anteS, 40 O.V,jel ii
canine de eata redd.ci6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

CONsEJO A LAS MADR Gs.-~E El iarabea calman
se de Wnslow de6e US 'Tse ienpre que los nin">es
to al paqueI!o .snfrjent produce ~ueno nttural
tfantiull a.lvl2d al nitio De dllry e "nsei'i, ses
plera con Nl1cha vlvC2a b. rnuy agreeable 81 pai4
da: Calma al .iino> hlauda las encas aisia t'"ios
Dolores ayu la al vN4to, re5u los intestinn ell
1nejor conncjdo rene:iU rar. la di Gre asi reSute
de la dentCi,jll . da 0tras .ausas. Tencr cldHlo y
pedir p0r "Jar3pC. Gala ante de Mrs. iI.sl w. u
esel nciOr d. tOINS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
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EI domingo Is del N0Eriante
depo@jtarun 46t in pouentes So is
en- e} GrGdito'y Ahorro Ponc' ii y
hasta aQueita frcila SO han eXpedido
307 librutas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
RAFAEL t'ABI.


L. f<a.',.t1 de huy lnserta eL Hnon
Clio relative q Ia 7n>tancia rre~eut.
da al ConSejo Ejecutivu per NJ.
Ray St"ne, pldien1o IL co'.c4~i6a pa
IA con- |. ulr y explctar un ferru. d
frii qur lsal tiend) d. ca ciu.!ad d
S,au ]u;.u. ptnGtre en- ui Huter!Or lie
Ia lslaa La porooE>s que quic: an
ser oidar en- iyo 9 Ell contra del pro
yecto, pu1den rr<>cncar sus infor'
e es IN IL oiiciua iel Attorney G..tn
ra}
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
10. ssl|sfalsse:
d! ?!lt.!.aVa,

Nuestro estimado colega Ella
Preusas de Buenos Aires, CORES
pondiente al dia 20 G.e julio, publica
la biografa y ell retrato del ilustre
explorador vascongalo, senior Iba
rreta, y de su fnkmo amigo don Car
melo de Uriarte, q quien Sc debe Ell
hallazgo de los restos de aquel in
trepido viajero.
He aquf 10 que dice Ell diario bo-
naerense de ambos personajes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

La Emperatrlz Regento dc Chit
ma publica un edj> to aprobando la
extelminaci0u Dc los rub4uitias dc
los box@a1trcs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

ole,''7 - I'> = - 9 - : N'0i1 a I"
Iuiu '1 u ''l1o'1 : oe1fo oo ~ cz'H<' 40
'll'el } ei 1aooez ue eACf F'az@'
Ha embarcado para V.npzre
Ia & outinuar sus eStuAtOa de Inge
nieris~ ei jtven Carlos DEB Vale y
Zcno, hijo de nne~tro huea anigo 81
doctor don Hatati del Val g Desea
mos prospefo ,VlaJe a eSttClOs0 SO'
ven, y retornO a la terra I5at4l cua L
dp terrnire 2u carrera con ol aproTe
cnamiento que es d: essp1arso &c
su constants ap.l.acion
DJu Juan R0s depl,sitario lie
Rio Efuu.t4; l;s recihldu ii fBlncy
Colouiat" "a cantjd Il de S3G p oi1.
le ha cnrro-onndjl]o & ACNE m}7liC;
pio en- 81 repArto d. las contFibao1o.
neS de- oeolaas tosioros.
e. u. A:
Muy Sres mios: Da ar & como
Ger las sustaucias Dreuaracjones
medlcas que melor exlto tlenen. eS
un deoer que Sc lmpone todos los
M e'>''0.1tH ....,..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
SE VENDEN:

DE I'm DEN:
dos hermosos coches y seis cabaIIcs
con suS ~"reses cDrrespD pD4dieutes.
Una cua ira y cocuera. Para iufor
MES don Inoccncio de ArnaS. ca Ia
Aduana La cuadra Y c4cieIa IS
tan Ell la Marina, de "a ,tIudal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
Ren1itid0.
Sr Director de
LA CORRESPONDENCE
San Juan.

Muy Sr mio: Habiendo visto en-
el no 3547 de su ilustrado diario, 90 :
rrespondiente al ldues II del corrieu
te, uua noticia referente 4 la deten-
ci6n de un individuo que portaba bull
tos sospechosos, resultando ser di
chos bultos frascos de medicinas, re
cibiendo, como era de suponerse IN
chasco el referido policla
Pues bien Sr Director, como
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

- = & Don Ramon Fournjer ha sido
nombrado recaudador de contribu-
clones de Aibonito y Barranqui-
tas H..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
EN- i n ALBUM

No es G, honor pu6toancierto
que puedas ser dscutide;
slendoo " esta- Perdido:
honor dpdado. .houor" nuerto.
a LOPEZ MUnoZ
EPIGRAMA
- Tn hortera q una n1odista
le da en- un baile de- mascara,
Ell pisot6n mas 1raln,.,.,ln
que janas han d@do sraj3s,.
La nlnfa ex"lana: (; Ay t0cayo!,
q le dice: listed - lun:a?.
y ella con ir.' resporda:
:cnmo he ae li2marne? Barbara!
(o@st4p|ino LlonlJrr|
Ia SIDE nOMbradO re:audsdor
do c"ntrjhucj>ncs dc Cu3lno don
)o2quju Il jas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

Fl Ia saiilO ei SuI,an dc Mar1uecOs
con sus ministries 4 Visi,4r la, po'
DlaciOnes del sur.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
81 alumbrado pur gas hidr6

geno esta mny deheients. No sabs
mos 81 ct.f1siste en- el NAL ostado de
las canerias, &. en- otra causa; pero
10 cierto es qua la ciu1 1al ~da uoche,
resnlta color de panza de barro, Co
mo dice In colega matutinO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

{ Han cntreyaSS~ las arm =. coo
guerriiivru> bOpr=.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18
La tranq uilidad ha stdo com

La tranq ailidad IA sfdo COM
pleta .anoche en esta Capital Parece
que los auinos st vau caImando Y
volviendo las cosas & su ruarch:s co
rriente " ESQ que mace un calor
mayuscliioi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

Aver eLl>'<,1 ~ p4Ia los E<ta-
o. Uoidu8 nucstrn am 60 dcn Joa
uin Fernandez tOC}O dc a. casa La.
mer y Fernad3ez de est>s plaza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

a. HemOs reciDliU el rcg,,@mon- :
to de la eASociacioa Fa ma e1ti-
CT,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-18

Ell captain de la po1icfa insu-
lar sef1or Molina solicita Ell nom bra
miento de un juaz especial para la
causa de los sucesos oca ridoS en-
Maunabo.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-28
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE.

The pastor of the First Presbyte-
rian church at Pine Bluff, Ark, was
telling his congregation OF his trav-
els in the Holy Land, and closed his
remarks with this incident, illustrat-
ing American enterprise: when at
Jacobs Well he drew therefrom with
his own hands bucket of water;
after doing so and looking at the tin
bucket. he found ii was lard bucket
with the name OF Swift and Com
pany' branded on same, which was
the same as he had seen In Pine Bluff
many times. kansas City Gazette.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-28

above. AS he spoke, she, too, heard the
sound of steps descending, and they
both sat with mouths ajar, staring.
The next moment they started stimuli
taneously as a well known voice said,
qUerulously:
Heres fine TO do! Me lying in ma
bed till all tia daalight's goan, an tn
clubhouse not haalf doom yet, ioost be.
cause ave had bit Of fall off tn lad.
der. It's like thee, John Emanuel,
laain' me there in tn best clean sheats
wi my dirty shoon and cloase on. Why,
what's tina to do now, that tina looks
as il tha'd seen a boggle?'
Ten minutes later Cousin Sarah
called her former fance, who was still
conversing with a pretty pink gowned
country girl over the hedge that di-
vided the front garden from the next.
~ made a mistake, Patrick" she
said, in n businesslikc tone; "we'll goa
on as we have been DOOM"
Patrick shook his head.
"Noa, Sarah; it's too laate." he said.
Ave just asked Mary Emily Quipple to
be ma wife, an she's said 'Yaas.' ~
Pail Mall Magazine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-28

man, rising to bid me good-by. Miss
Robertson said nothing, but her dark
eyes beamed kindly.
II suppose that you are in business
here" continued the father, although
you are neither publisher nor an UNI
brella maker"
He paused, and during the pause an
idea came to me. Suppose | told them
that / was upon the staff Of the Ga
zette. If they had any guilty knowl-
edge OF "Daisy's Quest" surely some
thing OF the guilt would show. II was
an idea worth acting upon, but even as
determined to carry IL out / also re-
solved that rather than bring trouble
into that home would throw the whole
business up and report that the man
who stole "Daisy's Quest" had gone TO
Australia.
"You are neither a publisher nor an
umbrella-maker?" he repeated.
gathered myself for the blow.
"No," said as calmly as / could, gaz-
ing at the fire, II am simply reporter
for the New York Gazette" Then
watched TO see how they took the blow.
Neither father nor daughter seemed TO
be in the least impressed. Not a mus
Gle Of the old gentleman's face moved.
The daughter raised her eyebrows and
said: "Ahi" with a smile. That was
all.
Probably the late NJ. Vidocq would
have discerned black guilt and the
writhing OF guilty conscience in this
behavior, or at least the hnrdihood Of
the brazen criminal. But decidedly
was no vidocq, for saw nothing but
innocence. / was very young.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-28

IL was at the village sewing circle,
and the Improbable question OF the
failure or success of marriage was I'M
der discussion. Beulah Blank, war
widow, thrifty TO the last degree OF
New England thriftiness, kept silent
until some one said:
What do you think about II, Beu
lah?"
well, ] must say that IL depends, I"
said Beulab. Now when n woman gifts
married, an her husband gifts drafted
into the army, and he gifts killed. and
she gifts "a pension Of Si2 month ns
long as she lives, II pays to git married.
That's what | think."--Youth's Coms
panlon
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-04-28

"A do that" said John Emanuel. with
determination; "but, of coorse, there's
Patrick in tina way naw."
"Of coorse," said Cousin Sarah, going
on with her bread cutting, and her
tone became more conversational again.
Patrick COON with me as far as tn
house." she said. "He sad he'd stop an
smoak in tn garden. He's no good in
time o. trubble, amt Patrick"
"He'snoa nearer marryin', spoase? y
said John Emanuel, thoughtfully.
Cousin Sarah shook her head.
"Patrick's bone idle, A think"
"Then why doan't thee glib him
oop?" said the man, looking down at
his boots.
"Give Patrick oop? Whatever foer?"
said Cousin Sarah, with an excess "
innocence, and the man still stared at
his boots as he answered:
"Why, to marry me, of coorse. A
shall want somebody tn fend an to do
for me when Soosan's goan."
Cousin Sarah put down the knife
again TO stare across at him.
"Dost Ia mean it, John Emanuel?"
"A do" said he.
"Then all goa and tell Patrick that
a CANT keap company win any long
err" she said, briskly, and she opened
the cottage door to put her plan into
execution as she spoke.
John Emanuel looked meditatively
into the fire when she was gone. The
kettle was beginning TO sing. The
cheap American clock seemed to tick
more cheerfully.
~ wonder what Patrick'll saa," he
remarked to himself aloud, and then he
stared into the fire again.
Cousin Sarah came back just as the
kettle was beginning to boil, and she
made a dash for IL with tho teapot in
her hand.
"Tha's not taken long abaat il, said
John Emanuel. what does Patrick
saa ?"
"Oh, he doan't mind"
HAS he goan hoam?"
'Noa he's Talking ia that Mary
Emily Quipple next door over tn
hedge"
Am glad he takes il kind" said the
man, as he began his tea. .Tha's not a
woman in these parts a'd like Ia see
in Soosans place but tha' Cousin Sa-
rah. Tha's made this tea joost she
does, and three loomps o. sugar, too"
"A spoas you'll be burying Soosan
on the Sunday?" said Cousin Sarah,
who had been following train Of
thought Of her own. ''Tha' better get
tn coffin made in Yoark. It'll COON
cheaper than il tina give il Ia TomplSins
Ia do. He's rare an dear. What's tina
matter, John Emanuel?"
For the man was staring with a
white. scared face toward the narrow,
ladderlike steps that led up to room
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Grandma. lie, me whisper to yes.

Grandma, let me whisper TO you.
Tause l want TO know.
Amt never had no mammal
Else where did she so?
Uvver babies they have mammas
Always right at home:
Don't mine love her little Linnief
Men why don't she come?
Tell me. grandms-don't 90 ky 80:
Crandpa's kyin'. too.
Amt IL funny, tause love 90
Awful much, do.
But want 10 know where's mamma;
Amt she comm homer
Don't she love her little Linnief
Men why don't she come?
Little Neva's mamma loves her.
An at night you said
She prays: Jesus. b'ess dear mamma"
Men she goes TO bed.
say: Mamma. b'ess DOR baby.
N all us folks at home"
Men so to bed, but. grandma.
Mamma doesn't come.
Grandma, let me ask 90 somefin-
Don't let grandpa ky
Tan my mamma hear her baby
Way up In the sky?
Men I'll ask her, stead o. sayin'
"B'ess all US at home.
III 90 loves oor little Linnie.
P'ease. dear mamma, come"
Edward M. Wilson, In Chicago Daily Rec
ord.
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