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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

wathers v tn still lagoon They be satisfied with
rule A that isn't satisfied whin he's had
enough is glutton. They're satisfied an happy an
slowly but surely they're acqu1rln that love fr tn
governmint that floats thin that will make thin
good citizens without a vote right to thrile be
jury. 1 it. Gov'nor Taft says So
Says he: TIL Ph'lippeens We have been toll be
young speechful frnd Snitor Bivridge, who
down there FIR tin minyts spoke very high
y an Tenth tn beauties w tn scenery, TIL
Phi hppeens is iv tn beautiful jools in tn
diadem iv nation Formerly
didn't FIR joos but done up her hair with side
combs but she's been abroad since an she
back with beautiful reddish golden that tiara
looks well in that is bether FIR havin tiara She
is not young she TIL simple hometown
maiden that fathers knew has disappeared an in
her place find Columbya, gntlemen, with
not averse to cigareet. So have pinned in her
fair hair diadem that off her beauty advan-
tage holds tn front v tn hair tn mos
lovely pearl in this ornymnt is thin sunny little isles
Nv TIL Passyfc. They almost too sunny FIR
had away.
TO snllt me language suddintly firm tn jooIry
counther an tn boodore will say that nawthn' that
hes been said be tn gifted an scholarly sinor,
who worthily fills part tn place crowded
be Hendricks an Mcdonald justice to tn richness
" thin islands They raise unknown quantities ~ pro-
duce, iy which forchunitely can into this
country All tn riches iv Cahay, all tn wealth iv Ind
Hogan says, wud look like second morgedge
Apache Wickeyup compared with tn untold almost
unmintionabe products iv that gloryous domain. Me
business kept 1 tell We what they
Besides iv lie subjects is gettn' be
good shots an 1 did mt go down there fr that pur-
pose
4 to tn climate. Tt is simply hivenly. No
other describes A white who goes there
seldom rayturnes unless tn family insists 1t
is jus right In winter enough rain, in pliny
heat Ginrally speakn' whn that thropcal sky
ranin it doesn't stop till Imply, tn country is
not subjected TIL sudden changes that afiict more
nOrthery clmes Whin it rains rains; whin it
it shines. TIL wather frequently remains in tn air
afther tn sun has been shinn' a month more, tn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

By Billy Mac.

~
and they waited for hm.The captains Of finance were
all there but the luncheon overlooked. The can
tahs OF finance We're glad that Bill was
coming that they forgot the eating part the show
BIZ really did not need any eating the reception
planned him
ABOUT o o'clock morning, several years after
WINE Kidd detective, steered harbor with
the chartered tug, the told the CAPTAINS Of
hhance that Bill was his way home and the docks
We're lined when the chartered tug hove in sight
Inc chief Of the New York copper department was
on BOARD the first launch pulling up to the tug and
with the boss Of the department Travelled large squad
OF Weil-built boys in blue suits.
how are you?' said Cap'n Kidd coming IN from,
his cabin. UP il'i'
''Tfokled to death to see you here answered ~,
ponce boss I'VE have framed up a lovely time for
IN aWfuly glad Of that. I have a large bundl,
OF money to spend" declared Bill
Wen you keep being glad" advised the chief
bIll wore happy look when ne landed but about
Tour minutes after the coppers got him away from
unoer the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. flag Bill knew that the
trip to Boston must be cut ont
u had planned on moving to BOSTON for > ,,,ia+
me- ne said as they tied two or three coils Of rome
around his pirate boats
fonn go there ghost, then" said the head
captain oI the captains Of finance, planting q collection
o. hob-nails against the Kidd ribs
mat afternoon the reception ended with the hang.
ING ana the next afternoon the greedy boys had started
dlgglng up the shore where Capn Kids boat
once landed They still digging.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

Ethereal Vapor. Hereafter 1 shan vulgar
Tradespeope deliver Marshmallows at the Serv-
Entrance"
He began to write again. reviving himself at the end
OF each Word by of Smelling Salts. He did
not see the Artist standing in the Doorway.
The Artist a muscular Person with an Ashen
Complexion and a Suit that large enough to
show the entire Pattern. He a Bludgeon with
Horses Head it. attract the Attention
of Mr.. Swfnburne, he whstled through Teeth,
among the Rugs, family calling Mother! Mother!"
"Cut it out!' exclaimed the Artist. Whats mat
ter? Huh?"
"Oh, how startled me-" said the Author sitting
up among the Rugs. Just you in I writ
ing about the Fays the Elfns. I was in the deep
Greenwood, the velvet Sward kissing my wan Cheek
and the Leaves whispering overhead"
Il see" said the Artist. "a Dark Change from an
Interior a Wood Set That's right if you can do
it quick. Who did you say You doing it for-the
Fays?"
81 mentioned the Fays and Elfns" replied the Au-
thor.
I've heard of the Fays," said the Artist They're
out on the Orpheum Circuit But the Hfns-no.
What kind of a Turn do they do?'
Ah, the Elfns!" said the Author. "They dance in
the Moonlight and skip from Tree to Tree"
"Acrobatic Stuff with Light Effects, Ell? Well
you're on couple of Mackerels. any Bend
ers that could get away with a Talking Act You want
to give your Piece to somebody that can Boost Won
You write good gingery Skit for me and Miss From
age and wei put your Name Three-Sheet in Let
ters big enough to scare a Horse"
Il gather from the somewhat technical Character Of
your Conversation sir that you are ted
with the Drama" the Author
rs it Kid?" asked the Artist 'Wuzn't Won ever
IN Front? Don't you look at the Pictures the Win
dows? I'm Rank, of Rank Fromage Miss From
age is the other half this and if you Seen her
Block off you'd say, Is it amt Barrymore
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09
a ~ ~ - - VERSE - MIMm H.

lustrous light.
Those were the days all joyous The days when side
by side
we romped in the dew Of morning and the dusk of
eventide-
When deemed my life happy as any Paradise
For had found my Heaven in the glory of her glad
eyesi
Dreaming sometime in the cleaning of the days that
used
When dear little girl tripping to climb upon my
shall be lulia all gently into a dream divine
by tender voice far-reaching out of the Aud Lang
Syne-
Lured 10y magic vision through the peace of the
twilight air
into the golden silence where waits for me-some
where.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

was kissed be tn Perhaps bitten wud he bet
Their wurrud But tn tmprachoOr is frequently modi-
fed be an eruption iv tn neghborin volcanoes
1nthraduction iv American stoves. At night a
breeze firm tn crather v volcano makes sleep posi-
ole IN hammock swung III tn ice-box 1t is also
pleasant to be able to cook dinner within wan
" 'PassIn to tn polytical situation, will say it
good. Not perhaps good ye'ers NINE good.
Ivry Wanst in while whin think fv it, iiction
held Unfortunately it usually happens that those
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

We've just closed with McGoohan's Boisterous
lesquers We strong we killed the rest of
the Bill so we got the Blue Envelope. Now they're
using all our Business including the Gag about the
tard Pie"
ITO what am indebted for the Honor this visit?'
asked the Author.
4 heard that you are a Ltry Mug and I'm around
here to about Sketch me and Miss From
age The one I've got is all right I've got
to s hard-boiled Eggs with 4 shows Day
that's asking too Artist This Sketch was
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09
THE DREAMING.

- FIEN as I sit dreaming alone at the close Of
day ~ -
"hen the holy calm of the twilight has folded
all away
silently, soft as a whisper, through the Mists
of Memory, ISIS
- O' A'ie sirl comes tripping to climb upon my knee
mine, ~ P'"o" "
Ihring me with the rapture laugh almost divine
ana splendor Of golden fails over the foirt
face W A"iieSt
That ever has beamed with the glory of Child
hoods grace. ~
IenoerIy on my heart voice that used to know
Turing me back to mother and the days Of long ago.
"heh the face of the little that shrnes in NV
dreams tonight
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09
BY LARRY HO

And we tumbled again together
In the attic in the shed.
ana Wakng-there were the rain drops
kissing the window pane
And the caves were dripping and drjnping
Their tremulous burden Of rain
And-there was the little churchyard-
So clearly did | see
a trundie bed, and a curly head
Asleep where the daisies be!
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09
The Madam Eahlo ~ 4ho e=S~EAA rxo.ro AN now
DoCore Un
Copyright 1902, by
Robert Howard Russell.

!: !: !: !: !:
~ Hand sitting in his Apartment embroider-
ing Canto. He had all the Curtains
wore Azure Dressing Gown. Occasionally
he wept drying his Eyes on a Salmon Pink IIandker-
chief bordered with yellow Morning Glores. Anyone
could tell by looking at him that he delicate Or
ganism and had been raised a Pet
Presently he put his left Hand his Brow and be-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09
By F. P. Dunno.

hope to have thin thrained to a pint where thew can
be good thrue at tn inquest
" 4 hope 1 have toP We enough to show We that t,,
stories iv dsordher is greatly exaggerated TIL coun-
thry is progressin spindidy tn ocean still laps th,
shore, tn mountains there they were in Biv-
ridges day. quite happy apparently tn flag floats free
an well guarded over tn govermint offices an tn
CHEEKY people go an come their errands-go out
alone an come back with tn TROOPS. Ivrywhere hap
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09
Mr. Doole9 on the philippine Peace.


earth 0ein little juice this gives
Tn atmosphere certain that is indescribabe
light green mold grows on tn clothes very
comm. met man on tn boat comm back who said
twas tn finest winter climate in tn wurruld He
De profssion rubber in a Turkish bath. AS FIR tn
summers they are delicious. doesn't sit aloft
above tn jools iv tn Passyfc. 1t
giles with tn people Ye have heard it said tn isles
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

pness contint tn sthep-mother country except
in places where there ARE people. Gintlemen L thank
We"
An there We ARE HnnissyI hope this here lucid
story viii quite tn Vaughn tongues scandal that
ness"
but sure they might do something fir thim," said
Hennessy
"Tbey will" said Mr. Dooley. They'll give thin o
measure v freedom"
"But whn?'
"Whn they'll shtand still long enough to be meas4
used" said Mr.. Dooey
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

with highland Pass. fall over a Chair and do a
Head-Spn. You fix up Strong Line for just
go over the Chair. Then-Whats the matter. Gull?
Here Bud. open your Eyes!"
The Author had fallen in Heap the antique Writ
ing Desk
'Hully Chee" exclaimed the Artist Hes Croak-
MORAL: Classic is never Safe except in the
Church Paror.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

Down in the wind9 valley
And by the misty shore
The wailing voices haunt you
And shall foreyermore!
But We who build on the highlands
Under the patient stars
Hear not the night wind shriekin1
Along the fretfuI bars!
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09
By George AIDE.

You'll have to fix me Line to introduce Spriuk-
Ter. AS soon she me- she gets stuck 50 she
hands of the Flowers. [ saw 'Ah q night
blooming Pazizum'-then I take a SaIt-Cellar out of
my Vest and shake Salt the Flower and eat it,
done that with Piece called "A Dinner and il
always went big. When she the Flower
that makes her sore, understand? She comes at mo
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

in Htven FIR tn blessins v free governmnt an tn
prediction iv tn flag above thin.
so it tn Phlippeens. I know FIR frind
Covnor Taft an they'se that knows
con-tntmnt whn he sees it. Ye can't thrust tn fell
lows that back firm tn joos iv tn Passyfc
tells We things betther thin they
undher tn shade iv tn palm be tn blue
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

After Cap'n Kidd that he had enough planted
10 make the automobile cheap he decided
to separate himself from profession and take TO the
quiet sedate lffe He headed for Boston, things
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09
FAITH.

He said he had no FAITH Then why
Did he the little seeding hide
And wait to see 1t seek the sky
And spread Its branches wAdeI
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

heard the night wind crying
Out of the Awfufs Vast
AS if some soul in dying
Was questioning the Past.
l heard the sad sea voices
Yearn for the misty shore
That mocks the pleading sirens
And will forevermore.
My soul in bitter silence
Shrank from the wailing years
That pay their deeds Of madness
In penances of tears.
Then, where the stars were smiling
Upon their dewy bed
A voice in mild beguiltng
Out of the dimness said:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

syndicate just three minutes the pipe was ex
tHguished It took the youth the three min
utes to tell about the doings Cap'n William Kidd
1t was hard to believe, losers listened thew
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

Presently He Put His Hand to His Brow and Re-
to Indite.
gan to indite with pearl-handed Pen on Red Paper
Then there a Ring Bell
"Oh, Fudge" said the Author. THAT distressing
Sound! And just when 1 was beginning to generate
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

Little is told OF Willie kidd'S start in New
~ York, but small boy he bad At the
age Of H. he Overworking the public school
teachers who attempted to keep him from the nickel
ones about THE Marine Detective THE Mystery of
the River Wharf" and the Others two years later
he forwarded fifty cents the Cincinnati Detective Blu
reau and signed of the brany men wanted in all
parts of the country.
About the time Willie Kidd becoming accustom-
Ell to the tin STAR the father The Pirates Daughter
ana several other friends of Mr. Bonnet were mixing
things up in a sad way out on the pond The losers
IN New York wanted all this called off, and they took
III collection
WINE KIDD had made several pnches and having
connected up with much fame as an exclusive hv bob
he got In the way of the losers they offered him
GRANGE. The main guy of the state government for
Warded captain title and the others grub staked
Oaph Kidd to ship a crew, several barrels of dyna-
mite and a chance to share in the drag out
Inc losers were counting up the velvet for several
weeks after Capn Kidd steered the ship down the
enamel Then somebody extingushed the pipe One
OF the collection hired by Willie Kidd really tboup1,H
that he starting after the bold bad niratas ~
the sea when the boat pulled changed his Minis
and tieing his feet under piece panking dronned
Oft the end of the schooner and foated back to the
docks - '0
The innocent youth arrived office of the losers
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09
A RAINY DAY.

Haif-waking I heard the patter
OF the gentle rain o'erhead
And 1 dreamed that I cuddled snugly
In a little trundle bed.
And meseerned there slept beside me
The boy with the curly head:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

THE AFIlst WIS q MUscuIar PERSON..
wrote for US by the Man that handles Transfer Bag
gage at Bucyrus. He fixed it up while we was waitin
for Train I've been using it since 1882 goes
just as strong as ever, but like to
In while. So want you to fake up something thatu
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

khe" that Willie Kidd the boy sleuth had gone
wrong William had not overlooked a chance, and
whlle the easy waiting him TO bring back
'e Ooap ne was hard at work sticking up every
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

Hold on" said the Artist That's Cinch. Have
a Stage-Hand come with the Flowers Lottie says.
1 know who sent these and on. and
his Nobs gets off. Then her alone with big
load " Honyhawks that I'm supposed to be sendin'
her-savvy? She says, Well there's three ways
about it. I've got this Gazabo dead Rights. She goes
on to talk about Me, leading her song
will be our Champion again. Bling! The Door
Bell rings. Then quick, see? I've thought out
Makeup that's sure to get a Holler the Minute I
come on wear pair of Pants made Foil,
Fur Coat with Lace around the Bottom and on my
Head I wear a CoaScuttle with some Sleigh Bells
fastened to it. AS down Stage I make some
crack about just escapin Business College.
When see the Doll and slap her on the
Back, pull out Sprinklin and water the Flowers
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

had been framed up for the Kidd fellow, bumped
up against the frame before the finish Boston
trip.
The losers heard that Bill was on his way home
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09


kill 'em right in their Seats. the Scenario My
Wife's Society Girl and I'm supposed be a Dead
swell that's come to take her to Masquerade. With
that to work all you need do is to fill in the
Talk
Il have recently prepared One-Act Play but I am
not sure that it will meet Requirements said
Autnor. ut is called The Language of Flowers There
are three Characters in the Playa young Shepherd
named Ethelbert, the Lady Gwendolin a Waiting
Maid
1--WE couldn't carry three People," said the Artist
You'd better use Dummy instead of the Hired Girl
I do an awful funny Wrassle with Dummy. Go
ahead and slip the Plot"
sit is idyllc Thing, said Author "Ethelbert
is in love with Gwendolin that his
Love is reciprocated. So he sends her the Flowers
The waiting-maid brings them into the Bower where
Lady Gwendoln is seated and with them a of
Verses from Ethelbert. The Lady Gwendolen unroIls
the Scroll and reads:
Traced in the Veins Petals
Are the Lines I fain would speak
And breathing low in the pei Leaves
Is the Name
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09
Copyright 1902, by
Robert Howard Russell.

is sthrange we don't hear much talk about
tn Phlippeens," said Mr.. Hennessy.
Eye ought to go to Boston" said Mr..
DoOley. ''They talk about it there in their
sleep TIL raison it's not discussed amy
vUbara cleo ic that ivrv+bino is narfao+Ix,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09

where else is that ivrything is perfectly
quite there. We don't talk about Ohio Ioway
amy iv other POSSESSIONS because theyse nawtin
doin in thin parts. TIL people ARE gon' ahead, gar
nerin tn products iv tn se, sndin their childher
school, worshipn' Sundah churches an thank
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-09
THE LIFE OF
CAPTAIN WILLIAM KIDD.


AP'N WILLIAM KIDD gave the early date his
torians their first chance along about the year
1895. William started as a thief taker
Little is told of Willie Kidd's start in New
York, but as a small boy he was bad At the
O he
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ffriper biem til minneapolis, at ban
bar baot ct meget bebageIigt Spbolo
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benz til at orsaa 2oUrr.
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8btte fra Barnes Gountp; 8ice'8u.
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County; Ssieiteretsoommer Sobn ".
Gcdrane, @rano Sorts Gountp;
Statsiefretpr, 6. i. 8orter, Softer
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Gsaren % Settler @ilbelm.

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SuIi: Oct erfores fra poaIioeIia ail.
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geisg hos g5aren | SI,ttniugeu al
September. Saainart aroringen er
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