The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-08-14
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! and other undesirable insects will
not be permitted on the premises.
A special chamber will he fitted
with eatling guns. elecrocutioi
chairs ana other suicidal conven-
! fences.
Arrangements will be made for a
sa isfactory timetable. and affidavits
tha. trains left ahead of schedule
/ time viii be issued to married. men
on payment Of the notary fee.
H0t weather aoems 20 thaw 0us the
INBRED mcanness Of married people
aud taCr fly = the courts as natural
ly Is a duck flies to water when dan
ger j. impending. Matches are not
made in Heaven. if they are they get
awfally mixed up coming down. The
mem asis Of an outraged heart and
hoHo san~itics are q little bit more
terrible than any C.hor kind. If the
roofs Of houses were lifted and the
public could see the separations, both
moral ana spiritual between those
VINO live there. it would be a snccta-
Gle TO make men and angels weep.
People separate. not 50 much by acts
/ Of W.cag3ciL@ as by neglect Indif-
ference is one Of the children Of self
/ ishnoss. When people nave lcgiti
mate right to he loved there IS no
crue,y 50 m0nstrous as Indifference
to that claim. Patience. faTbearance
ana a bluff at sacrificing your pleas
ures for theirs will do moro to make
a husband and wife live in happiness
and com eminent tho rest of their
days, climbing over life's rugged hills
hand in hand. and at the end Of
life's journey be lovers STILL
never been no hand fer books,
hanit read Scots nor Dickens,
Ny prose and poetry's milkin' COWS,
An fecdin Of the chickens.
Ar dOin' other farm hands work;
But | hey spells Of thinkin.
An they come mostly at the time
When the red suns a-sinkin'.
For when the work is all done up,
An | hev peace an quiet;
Then natur's work is at its best.
Mans don't come no whar' nigh it.
Fer somehow Natur' fits my moods,
No matter how I'm feelin
An allys makes it seem to me
AS with mother dealin'.
SO Scot an Dickens-go to grass;
| amt no time fer readin
The books | never II understand
While Natur's lessons heedin'.
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Say. NJ. Artist, want a model?"
No little girl; only paint. fruit"
We'll. amt | peach?"
There is an Understandable some
thing in certain personalities which
is greater than mere physical beauty
ard more powerful than learning
/ Tho charm Of personality is a divine
gift that often sways the strongest
characters. and sometimes even con-
trolls the destinies of nations.
We are unconsciously influenced
| by people who possess this magnetic
! power The moment we come into
contact with their presence we have
a sense Of enlargement, of expansion
/ in every direction. They seem to I'M
/ lock within us possibilities of which
We have no conception. Our horizon
brOadens: We feel a new power stir
ring through all our being: we eX-
pCrence a sense of relief. as if a
great weight. which long had pressed
uN0n us. had been removed.
We can converse with such peO-
pie in way that astonishes us, al
though meeting them, perhaps. for
the first time. We express ourselves
more clearly and eloQuently. than we
helieved We could. They draw out
The crt in Is; they Introduce us
as it We're. to oNr larger, better
ses and longings come thronging tC
: our minds which never stirred us be
fore. All at once life takes on q
: higher and nObler meaning and VIC
are fred with a desire to do more
= ;han We have ever done before. anC
to be more than we have been in the
past.
!, <ocietU'S note Rook.