The sun., 1902-11-05
FIRE ~ 4 ~ NNER FARMLAND.
Lots 0i Things You Liked 10 see Are
Gone From the Farm"

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o''" "'' '"' Nv "r""' ""' '"''ase
hhl VII" treasures "I arr 'h' quaint ana
curious furniture and the mirth-com-
pclling liquids rha, were gathering virtue
and cohwehs in IN. Ines, " inc cellar alon0
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tn" Jersey coast
In the old daNs before the Farm, as
they called il. came into existence the ex.
pedien,s 10 which the thirsty were COM
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ing cup ia Aen"'S ratN were ueNlous ana
painful, buf booze they would and did
have
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ocean 'foN' ''ie's'"u ,hd' 'he oeach should
De as dry a. the sand on an August dav
the more he unragenera,e said it shouldn't
be- and the more i, wasn't Sotbev pron,d
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way anu 9'oo" III ua'h corners or SaI ~
little. mean tables, wooIng the bottle that
never raw the light of dav and rejoicing
Al, ,h. circ,,nv.r,i,p nf ,h. urco, .,iJ
graz uraI OF Una, Ho'l ol ,h'hS GOES on
yet, put ,neieS pe''cr way ana many
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oNei o'. wv S'Iois ~ ,'ea' LHht 'hei' II
% ialIh ~ anu lheie us''i W ',e roauiouSe on II
'hdt MdSaN uull anu uniii'tr's'ihe a. most
country no9 'I'H u'tu 'oiDtt came
I IpMi h,iu liantS' me. OF one 9i nv nsl'
ia .n1'ouu,'x " "a NV. 'n,'h N''drro
hosS ana Map'l t.h'oh' W" actors,
"uen' u gnu " p''sa" U" wv 'He idlHh
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We" ol Hi' StaHkIie 'S'"t' II IA! aIpiig
~" norm ha,'h oi '''a, 'l, t.ih, ,e,,v n"'G
pi "dl'I ha' 'i'u9 JuS' "h'r" h-'lrN fdiR
ieaNe7 on
ne hank haa be"n ''rTac"d down ana
sodded wIth rIch' sol green. Around the
nous was grow 3i 'r'|1' III which close
70 We bank 81 ,h" Iakr, h'tI' pasllonN we're
bhlt ana IN 'h" hopl" SHADE there were
ranhling walks ana hookS and scorners
ana tables ana chairs a'plenty Tor the weary
ana the conHVlal.
A. hIght IN summer me shor" Tor quar-
ter OF "A mile sparkl"d WIth hlncS' lanterns
which cleaned welcome to the coming
guest. Naphtha launches and broad
shaded rowbOat- carried the visitors up to
the Farm from one direction and others
came IN carriages and automobiles from
the surrounding country.
All this had Ross aud Fcnton done for
the outdoor part Of their place, but the
inside was II i'll more attractive before the
fire destroyed il The old h, use was mace
over with white paint and ornament al
woods until il ceased to know itself
At the door the guests were met bv the
prmmcst of little bright eyed maids, wear
ing a gown of Quaker grsv and kerchicf
She took you in hand with her sweetest
smile and her prettie-t wav. and as she
explained the pictures and the armor and
Oriental things and asked YOU 10 write
your name and whatever else you chose
In the nonsense book, you realized that
she too was an actress. like her ON
ployer- and Won hopad that some dav
vou'd see her on the stage and wondered
if she'd be a. charming there a. here
Then when yo, went upstairs 10 look
at the great Turkish corner Won felt a little
ahashed as She said in accents that you
had TO admire:
"The gentlemen ara reouested not to %
any further IL the Indies are to 500 il
thev NAV look Mt Mrs Rnss's houdoir
And of course the ladies cared and of
course they told Won ali /, abou, aud how,
lovely il was-but YOU never knew for Won
never saw n
Meanwhile out in the grove md ou tho
shore Of the lake the lights wore tyirklng
and the dinner parties Under thn troc, wcrc
breaking IN the oyeninr quests varo mr.