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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01

In India the power given on by
motor is sometimes expressed In ele-
plant equivalents, twenty-two-horse
motor, says Motoring Illustrated. be-
ing described as a three-elephant-pow-
er vehicle.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01

Prolific lnoiaruppef frees.
Indiarubber trees which are tapped
every other day continue to yield sap
for more than twenty years; and 1t Ia
n curious fact that the Oldest and
most frequently tapped trees produce
the richest sap.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01

Long Flight Of Aibatross.
An albatross has been known to fol-
low . ship for two months without
ever having been seen to alight.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01

Little Extra Charge for Pomp.
A Southwest London undertaken
gives notice that he conducts funerals
with economy and dispatch for thirty
shillings; with pomp for forty shil-
lings.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01

Yankee Souvenirs for Egypt.
A Connecticut arm manufactures "a
cred rcarabei for the Egyptian tourist
trade.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01

Wantsd No Wedding Presents.
Cards Of invitation to an Edinburgh
marriage, Just issued, bear the print
cd words. mo presents. please"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01
Tim. Did No. Conquer.

A married couple Of Lfenz. Austria.
celebrated their silver wedding by
filing a petition for divorce on the
ground OF "unconquerable mutual an
tipathy."
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01

Less Starvation In Britain.
Deaths from starvation. in Great
Britain have fallen from eighteen to
twelve per million In the last thirty
yfars-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01

Esos Valuable In Jaundles.
Eggs are the only food for per1ons
anlicted with 1aundice.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01

Many Broken Engagements.
Only fifteen per cent Of engage
uoents end in marriage.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01

prisss Ter Window Gardening.
Paris offers prizes for window gar
deninS.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01
Ro.ntosn Ray. Show Gold.

RoentQen Rays Snow Go'd'
The interior OF gold-bearing rock
was inspected in an Oregon town ny
means of the Roentgen rays. and veins
of gold were as plainly visible as II
they had been on the surface.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01
Home ., Jsrksd Beef.

In the Brazilian State Of Rio
Grande do sul about 100000 cattle are
annually slaughtered for jerked beef
alone.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01

German kncyeIopddI1.
The latest edition Of Germany's
leading encyclopedia has $4,000 ar
ticles.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01

A "sotnia" Of cossack. consists Of
10 mel.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01
Howard e. Burton,
an Assayer sad
OUz GYhA .nInf

epeetDsa prices, Gold silver. Lad, q; Gold Dli-
yer Ne: Gold. e0c; Zinc or copper ~ oyauide tests
oatton. Contrn d and Umpire work -oll.isst Lssd-
vtlle, Cole. Rsfsesnos CArboaats Mari Bunk.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-10-01
Hereford and Shorthorn Bulls.

~slvss fSr sale. Address Tak wksTKRN BkKED-
ERs' AssOoiATIoN. A Bosaws 1 General nss-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
SeamoatsEro5eB.
2ntider elmer @eleaidaits- Dame
we8en Grpreiimng Dor Dem Nidter.

@bicaaO, 81. San. s. g. 5il-
burn, Der friihere 9utider Der @eiea=
idafts= Dame 6rau 0olis Or. 5bur=
ton, tdno beute tuegen g%rpreHungs-
Veliuds gegen feline 9srrin Dor Sc
riht.
Gr orobte, angeblid bon Der Dame
erba!tene griefe su uer0fentlidsn. fals
sr nidt sl2, 900 srbalte. 9ie 6rau
CAB ibm bas @elo, lieB i'm aber i'm
slsiden Muaenblide berbaftsn. Sic
ertldrt, ibm niemals aeidriebsn gu
baben.
Silburp beidwor, oaB Die 6rau ibm
geidrieSen uno aud Die Seiratb ber-
iproden bcbe. Gie Yriefe nuroen
aber Bis ieBt nidi sefunoen.
Sun9e 0eIoin 0 Z bta.
terry b.
Gbieagp, 81. San. SIM Sa=
mariter= 0Oipital lie9t. 9opf unb linte
Settle tief %banoasirt, Carrie Nnoerion,
oeren mutbi9e Shat beim SrOquois=
yranoe minbeitens so Qeben rettete,
obne OaB ibr Name bis beute betannt
mar.
Dieiss Gino ting, trObosm es bon
Glammen umbiilt mar, bas @noe Der
bon Der NOroweiieln unipsriitdt ourd
Die Maep 9emOrfenen Setter auf uno
bradte fie an einen feiien puntt auf
Der Jeuerleiter oes 2. Balloons. Nuf
bieitr Setter retteten Iid sablreide 2eute.
Die Muttsr oes 2inoes, Die als
SdeuerFrau anaelteli mar, 1T umae=
tOmmen. 9as 9ino meib aber oaOon
nod nidts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28

9 t. 2ouis, 81. San. geim
3uIammenlfobe 3tusier paKagiershae
auf Der Ct 9ouis uno 'Sron Moun.
tain gabn muroen beuts in Der Ndbe
bon Newport, Nrt.. s perIonen, per-
Idieoene beoentliA, perlsbt.
Ct. QOuis, 81. San. ueter
20 perIOnen e~rlitten beute bel Der Sol
liiion aweier Observation-Disclosures Der
BroaOwap 2inie yerlebunseu, oarun-
.sr 6 sefdbrlid. Sn beioen Waqen
brad cine panit Gus, nobel Grauen
unc Qinoer bon ben Mdnnern sur
Settle geitpben tDuroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
Surge 0epsidsn.
81. Sanuar.
SmlanS.

Snlano.
% a bingto n. Sic Weloung,
Selrstdr Sham beabIi6tige bas Gabi'
net 81 p%erlaiien, entbebrt Der gesriin=
oung.
9 I. gouis. Gie Sabres Ver=
iammluna bes amer. Reoafteur : Yer=
banoes iinoet bier bonn Is. biz 10.
Mai fat.
Sprin9fieIo, 81. geim
republ. 2iebesfelt tinoiste lid Stats
iefretdr @oie als ganoioat fir Die @ou=
perneurs=N domination OIL.
@bica9o. Das Sabeas-eor.
pus.@eiud bes meaen Wablbetru9s I'M
Mrbeiisbauie befinoli6en Staotratbs
Brennan muroe ab9ewielen.
pittsburg. Der Musihlub i'm
gau : @emerbe, ieit II Woden i'm
@anac, wuroe Nbenos eeidIidtet. ollie
Mrbeiter tOnnen morgen CUR Mrbeit
suriidtebren.
Gan Nntoni 0, Seras. 8. 9.
8obertfon wuroe bon einem N. ..
geamten inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING feIt=
9enommen. cinem oortigen Werlalss
bauie SIC, 900 unteridlagen gu baben.
2ouisbiIle, 3p. Sn Der
Gbrilius Stride fano Die 2eiherfeier
FIR Den gii6of bon 2entudp, 3b. Il.
Duolsp, itati. Inter ben amtirenoen
YiidOfen iprad Yiihof Jrancis bon
5noiana Die 0ebete.
Muslamc.
Yetgrao. Sic macebonii1en
ggenter Sarafoh's haben cine neue
3epolution fir %. Wliir3 protlamirt.
Yref. Das frans. Qanonenbooi
.6aifini" lit nit Silfs=9 orrdtben III
Die grano-O pfer mad Malesiuno abae-
gangen
BarIin. Der GaiIer %srnannte
ben Gr8biidof 6iider bon 30ln gum
lebsnsldnaliden Mitslieoe oes 0errsn-
bauies.
Ni33a. Grin. &aotborn, cine
35jdhr. Mmerifanerin, lam BEL einem
gutomobil= llnfaa um's Qeben. Erei
anoere perIonen berlebt.
g Gibraltar. Die amerifani=
I9e Sorpeooboot 3erlf6rer : 6fottile.
nebit Dem RrsuSer Buffalo, traf aul
Dem Wege mad Den Ybilippinen elm.
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erpeQene q Guber. Z

@ernegene 81 duber. Sn
bos i'm 16. Stodperfe bes 6reimourer<
temples gu Gbicago gelegene &omptoir
bes Suipeliers Jreeman bronsen Rdu>
Der Elm. Sic iebten Jreeman cine
Dcld auf bic 8ruft uno 5fpaneen i'm.
nisosr5utnien unb feinen eifernen
Siaerbeitsidrant 81 Dffnen. Der
$500 in papiereelb, Goeliteinen unb
aOloensn llbren entbielt. Nadbem bic
2ansfinoer bieie Wertbgegenitdnoe elm
eefcdt. iperrten fie 5reeman in Elm
He5snsimmer Elm unb ~psrD.{teten. SIRE
rNr6eit" hatten bic ganOiten 70 RAID
berg;hts!. bob Niemanb etpas bon benz
@rrsaa9e bsmerfte. troBoem mebrere
BON ,yrssnlar bsI9aftiste perionsn Ii9
nifs irsit Q benz Sbatorte befanben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28

Rafinirte DiIbbiebe.
Sn Sbeuern BEL Gdalfar, i'm 6er5cg=
tbum Sad)ien : Meiningen, ipurOen
IeBtbin orei angeiebene Ginpobner ais
Wiloerer feTtsenommen. sic pflegten
bdS geifohens Wilb i'm WaIbe aus
5illpeioen unO bas Sertleinerte 5leii9 in
6dfiern ein5upDteln unb i'm 9idi9t 5u
Derlieden. Wer 8ebarf bate, tDlte iif
oann aus Der gemeini6aftliden Dor
ratbstammer. Giner Der Milb,rer bat
bas 6leii4 fogar gu Wiiriien psrarbei=
tet. Sci elmer 0dusIadung nurben
Geipebre uab 09lingcn geTuncen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-28
SAIL 3 urton.


81. 2ouis. Mo., 81. San. Bum
o~esienator Burton, 3as., felte beute
fir iein @rihsinen gu Dem 8etsdunes=
proceNe am z. Mdr3 SIS, 900 8iirg=
idaft. gr pldoirte auf n'tiiduloig.
u. 9 Sage mub 3ablen.
9 t. PAUL. Minn., 81. ,san.
6. s. M. 3auo erbielt heuie in 1einer
Glage aessn 9ufea Sage, tuegen als
oeIIen Yertreter. geleilteter Dienife, ron
elmer Surp elm Weroift auf $500.
Hano bate SIS, 900 perIanSt.
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GonDreB.
g t.


@afbinqton, 81. Sanuar.
Senator Simmonos bon Noro=@aro=
lima belt beute cine Heoe fir ben Yas
mama .6anal= yertrag; auBeroem wuroe
cine Reibe Yorlagen uno Mntrd9e ar=
genommen Gimmonos 1T DER erlte
oemofraiiIbe Senator. Der fid in offe.
ner Sibung fir BEN Yerirag ausIprad.
Gr berurtbeilte Ameritas SnterpentiOn
bel Der Bananas eOolte. Iagte aber,
oa Die &eDolution cine bOlSogene Sbats
fade lei uno bis aud bereits Dor Der
tragsabidluB aemsien lei, 10 i0nnen
mir bic 8beOrie bon Der un9iiltigteit
oes Wertrages niht a%nnebmen.
Hitter Den anaenommenen Yorla9en
bsfano iih cine. melde Den Semobnern
PORTO Hicos uno Der Y~bilippinen oas
Heht perleibt, bon Den amerifaniihen
Naturaliiations=@ eieben 8ebrauA su
MAIDEN.
Snoeiien beantragte Senator Spoo=
ner nOdmalioe griudaunq Der Mbiim,
mung. 10 oab Die 6raae unsrleoi9t lit.
Sin Mntraa. Die Wabl. Gommiilion
sur ginleitun9 Der rnierfudung segen
Senator Smeot gu bepollmdbtiaen,
9elan9te CUR Mnnabms.
Saus.
Die beutiee @eneraloebatte iiber Die
oringlide Observation-Disclosures
la9e i6meifte gu elmer Dissolution iiber
politiIde @~egenltdnoe, Die HalIefra9e
uno Die SuitidiIfabrt ab.
Iba. Yurdett. Neb., finQ nit elmer
politiiden Discuilion bonn Republicans
iden Stanopuntt an. morauf 9lbg.
@odran Gro fur Die 9emotraten
antmortete.
Nb1. 0artpid (Dem., @a.) IieB lid
oes sdnaeren iiber oas Raie. problem
aus.
NnlaB su Der Debate ii6er 6lug=
Waidinsn bilotie Der yeridt Der
Suoget-@ Der empfabl. einen
9lntras. Der 9rieasietretdr Iole nm
MustunIt abrr Die Nussabsn gu Yers
iuden nit Slug Maidinen sriudt
weroen, auf Den Gid oes Dauiss Ill
leaen.
We9en ben Mntraa ipraden bic gbe.
9itdeod (Dem., Neb) uno RobinIon
(Dem.. Sno.) @obinion ertldrte,
man miibte Den 9dnoen berf6wens
oeriI6cr Nbenieurer Elm 0alt aebieien,
nit lOI4' iofIpieli9en uno 3msdloien
verIuden wie gan9lsp's 9uftidilIe
uno 2ufiidl0Rer ~aufrdumen uno oas
uniduIoi9e Puolifum Dor ioIdsn
Sr1iimer erretten.
Der 4ntrag irurbe auf YeranlaIs
Jung Semenrap's abgelsbnt, oa Die
~DerlanGte Snterpention bereits eelie-
fert lei.
Nbg. 2anois. (3ep. Sno.) Idlof
Den Gag nit elmer politifden Reoe. Die
cine Sfunoe bauerte. gr be5ouptete,
Die Demotroten iteben mitien III Del
Decentralization uno grnieorigunq,
obne Gibrer uno obne Mann, pdbrenn
bic Republitaner Der 3utunft boff'
nilngsboler als iemals in's Muot
fdauen. prdIioent @ooiepslt wero,
aui @runo Der GraebniHe ieiner Der.
paltung nominirt iperoen.
Sn Der Grseutip Sibuna beiprad
Senator Worsan Die faaen oelaHener
Yertra9s.Nmenoements, In Dem er qe
gen Den %speiien geridt Der Commit
Jon (glufaabe Der Nmenoemenis) pro
t%etirte. Der Senator mar Irant uni
, ourh ieine Musfiibrungen lidtlid on
, 9egrihen. 9ie Sena!oren Gairbants
@lap lno 6lart. Nri., baben Die ab
{ idt an9etiinoigt, gum Wertraee uni
iber bic RepO!ltion gu ipreden.
r 3 b =uno anoere Tn
Xffo
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WeiEer VoFmeiiter
4ls Wahialaer Der Reaerin Grau
Gor In SnoianDla. Wtiii.

Wabin9ton, q. San. Der
prdlioent bat 20. 9. Martin ais Na9-
fOlger Der iriiberen polfmeifisrin Min=
ME @or in Snoianola, Drill, eraannt.
Sas pOltamt wurOe Dor Ginger 3eit
sei6lo1en, oa Die psiben ginmobner
iid mei9erten, ibre poIt bon Der Wese=
rim @or gu %empian9en. Wartin, elm
WeiBer. geborte 81 Den giir9en oer6rau
Die Obi9e ernennung fam beute nod
on ben Senat.
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-
ME Cor in Snoianola, Drill, %eraannt.
Eas poitamt wuroe Dor Ginger 3sit
seiblonen, oa Die msiBen ginpobner
iiA mei9erten, ibre poIt bon Der Wege=
rim @or gu empfangen. Martin, elm
Weiber. aebOrte gu Den Yar9en oer6rau
Die Obi9e ernennung lam beute nod
on ben Senat.
@analsYerirag one
Nmenoements 8.
Wabin9ton. 81. Sdnuar.
Senator GullOm, Der WOrfibenoe oes
ausmdriigen Nasiduiies, erbielt beute
ben Mufirag, be5i9lid Der semeloeten
amendments gum bananas srtras
Observation-Disclosures Su beridten,
mas Der einberihtun9 oes Ysrtrags in
ieiner uripriin1 liden 6orm sleib=
tOmmt, 9ie Nmenosments lino ourA
befrieOiaenos Yerliherungen ieiiens Der
3epublit Banana iiberfliiilis geuor-
ben. Die aleide @ommiiliOn ermd9=
ti9te 3u einem 9iinfissn Yeridt iibef
Den @uba Wertrag, oas platt'ide
ENHANCEMENT eia5efhlohen. Der Ser=
trae 1T bonn cuban. Senate ratificirt.
Is | | aounQsu 9 d Il B E NJ
e.
SO arlington, q. San. 8.
Groeesr, prdlioent, Die Ssfretdre SdiQ
uno 8ebrsns, fowie anosre Beumte
une Mitglieoer bonn grecuiib Gomite
oss Mmer. 69ibenbunoes iiberbrad-
ten Dem Yrdfioentsn beuts cine gin=
laoung gu benz SdiBenfete i'm
Sdibenpart 81 Union 0ia, 81. s..
Der Yrdlioent ermioerte, sr meroe
idmsrlia Der ginlaouns entlpre6en
i0nnen.
IMMUNITY a I.
W abington q. San. Der
bisberiee philippinen= @Ouuerncur uno
nunmsbrise ariessietretdr 20. 8. Saft
traf beute Wahmitta1 bier elm. bon Dem
Gbef bes Generals tabs Gbaffee Il. u.
iopie iablreihen 6reanoen uno Be-
tannten smpfan9en. Sic aubenitebenoe
Wlenge brabte ibm lebbafte Onationen
bar. 6rnu 9aft uno ibre 9inoer iino
in Galifornien geblieben.
Wnerfennung berlan9t t.
a B atom, q. Sanuar
@eneral Sande3, Der Winiter oes
Nusmdrti9en Der Morales=p ariei. be.
antragte beuts bel 9iIfs-S taatsistresar
2oomis formelle Mnertennung Der Wo=
raless Re9ierun9 IN Santo Domingo.
Sande3 lam Dor 5wei 3agen in Sem
yort an. .0err Qoomis ertIdrte, uei.
tere Nadridten bonn @eianoten poms0
ablparien su miifen.
Die6rieori6 Statue.
Wafbin9tOn. 81. San. Setre'
tdr Root uno 8oiidafter Sternburq
belidtistsn beute Die Gortidritte beim
8au Der 9riegsataoemie. @ebduoe.
Sic 6rieorid-S Statue, oas @eIdenl
oes oeutiden a~aiIers, ianu am l. DIT,
auf9elieat nrroen.
g 8 Rob Yorrdtb {.
Seffer onbtlfe, Sno., q.
ISan. Nad ben 6ibrern Der grober
6lntte BON Goblenbarten oberbalb Del
Stat fiuo Die @efabren in 6ol9e De:
Idweren gisqan9s ieBt pOriiber.
Sine Barrie nit 20. 900 Yui6eln If
eeiuntsn; 60 BARREN iaben seitweilil
feft, wurosn aber obne Sdaoen wieoe'
fIolt. gs lieeen jebt beridieoene Wilio'
men guldsl 2Oblen bier a%ufbewabrt.
g0fe Gabrt.
YbilaoeIpb | a, 81. Sonuar
Die 5 Monate iiberfdaige britiih'
gurte .Snteopolis" traf beute mad
aufregenoer Gabrt aus ben pbilip
pinen elm. Die 9roBe 3uderlaounI
oss Gdiffes bat felt Mpril an Wertl
fart eingebiBt. Die Wannihaft bait
Sturm auf Sturm 81 erouloen uni
bic 0Offnuns idOn nabe3u aufgegeben
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thin good! They'd have We yer legs off if they
could "
For three delightful weeks Little Red reveled in
this close touching of elbows with the real world
Then came the advent of the stout woman, Mrs.
Dolly Somebody Other from the second floor
Tim, he calls her meddlesome gossip; but the
heart av hers in the right place" This was Mrs.
Dryers estimate. The stout woman had learned how
Tim had found Little Red in the convent cellars, and
how Mrs Tim had straghtway brought her home
for the
Wherever it was the heart of Mrs. Dolly responded
at once. Down the basement she came. Putting
plump around the girls slim waist, she drew
Little Red to her side.
You poor, dear child" exclaimed Mrs. Dolly
Come tell your aunte all about it. Did they shut
you up in a black dungeon and forget you: Well,
it's a shame ust you put your head right down
here and have good cry. then We'll go out and get
some candy and ice-Cream soda, so Will!
Il don't want to cry" protested Little Red. But
| do like candy
Mrs. Dolly consented to change the program.
For full week long the novelty of playing
fairy godmother lasted, Mrs. Dolly showered Little
Red with entertainment. There sea-shore trips,
shopping excursions, restaurant lunches and visit
to a roof garden. 1t the latter place that
Little Red found her ideal
Said ideal wore most dazzling but highly inadequate
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only hear it ringing her up to begin the same thing
all over And ever, at the head of the line and at
its foot sitting before her at table IN the school
ROOM watching her when she played and following
her when she walked around the block with Others IN
double-fe-a grave-faCed solenn-vOCed, black-robed
igure-a Sister.
For time they were all alike to Little Red, these
Sisters but that in those long, long days when
each little figure in blue and white checks was Just
like every other one save Big Reddy, whom no one
could fail to single out at distance.
She came know, however, that the short, stout
Sister-the one whose face was wrinklcd and ruddy,
like shoes after they have been rainsoaked and
dried by the stove-She to know OF course,
that she was Sister Helena the Head Sister of them all
and that she to be Caled-but not where she
could hear it, mind YOU Granny.
Then there the thinfaced one who had restless,
gray eyes and sharp ears. of whom one spoke
cautiously as Sister Tedde, but whose real name
Sister Theodosia.
There was, too, Sister Joe, who fat and Jolly,
and who minded not a bit what she called, al
though her whole Sister Josephine Mary.
Sister Joe it who helped Little Red with her
prayers, and patted her the head and sometimes
whispered as she kissed her goodnight: Now. snug
gle down. dearie. If Sister Joe on hand she
united hard knots in her shOe-laces and saved
her from being late; but Sister Joe had many duties,
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pick cherries from trees. Was it true that the
tasted salty: Did they truly sit up sometimes
as late as O'Clock and go down to breakfast when
they wished2 How they Jeered at these queries
But now there a difference. Never again.
while Mrs. Dwyer had a roof over her head, should
Little Red be forgotten. At last Little Red could tell
of adventures. they mean ones. The girl
who had seen the MIXED listened enviously
account Of how Mrs. DNyer took the ashes
About the radiant lady in the inadequate dress
however Little Red said nothing. not to Sarah.
Belle, and Just then Sarah Belle the to whom
she whispered all other secrets, and with whom she
walked with locked about the playground. But
then, there treasures of hope sacred that
daes not look them lest they should vanish.
So of this ideal Sarah Belle never knew. She
was to be a trained nurse. Sarah Belle, like her
Aunt Kate, the who wore such cunning white
caps and beautiful white aprons that reached almost
TO her chin Some day Aunt Kate would marry a
handsome doctor, perhaps a rich patient.
1t had been settled between them that Little Red
should take the veil and become IN time teacher of
music in the House of the Good Gray Mother That .
is, Sarah Belle could think of nothing probable
Could Little Red, Their, play the piano almost
we'll Sister NOvena and was she not always
chosen sing solos great occasions, when visitors
We're present. Yes, she should stay in the convent
and live to be old and good Sister Helena.
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Little Red knew better.
When YOU are left TO do things
for yourself YOU learn the way
of accomplishment. The school
is difficult; but the course IS
thorough. Thus IT was that
when Little Red sought a means
20 an end she found it. NJ
longer did she see herself in blacl
robes, teaching do-re-me-fa-sol q
scores of little girls in blue
and white checked dresses. she
saw herself standing on a briIlian-
stage, gowned dazzlinglv, made
quatelv. and voicing wonderful
melodies for the delight of many
persons. She even practised in
secret making smiling responses
TO suggestions thunders of
applause.
For tive summers more Little
Red visited Mrs. DIVER. Each
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And who was Little Red: Why, YOU NAV
read her name, her real one, YOU know
printed in great letters that shrek at YOU
from dead walls. From great posters those
calm. deep eyes of hers gaze at YOU. as
ii still asking the old problems which
troubled her girlhOOd days.
Many thousands know her name now.
Some praise only her talent. Some speak of
her great beauty. Poets have called her the
Wlne-eyed Goddess OF the Golden Hair -
which makes her smile sadly; for she does
not know the meaning of ''wine-eved
And She IS sure that her hair is just as
hopelessIv red as ever.
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lnhI3S and rare virtues We're 10 Mrs. DWvcr and
her friends matters for incXhaustible comment and
speculation, to all of which Little Red listened in
an ecstasy OF feminine enjoyment
Then there that interesting ceremony occurring
every morning when Mrs DVNcr took the ashes -
just after breakfast Mrs. Dycr would station herself
at the loot OF the dumbwaer and call the roll of the
tenants To Little Red II a Vcritabc court rcccp-
ton where invisible ambassadors lowered their offer
lngs, the ashpans, and presented at the same time
their compliments greetings, petitions and complaints
Something to admire was the fine scorn with which
Mrs. DWycr received these last
Surely, this the ideal lfc!-no lessons no Sisters
no hclls-ycs. there bells ltc ones which rang
often and sptefully but it was not necdful to mind
them unless YOU felt Ike it, Mrs. Dwvcr said &c.
Let thin rng'' was her motto. ''lIcbbv it'll do
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Rapt n old records luminous Columbia
Rise the past dauntess
There eadfast Hale, that
So ceay the ranks augment, bright the Slerng whole
Bevldered Clio may all upon her page enroll
that in that wild strife Columbia
conquered mines
glories
The preceps that her heroes left noby
Spume the contumey fades fame;
Thrice Coumbias name,
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Once year they miss her from the glare and blare of
the public ways. Few know where she goes NJ the
House of the Good Gray Mother they care nothing for
the chatter OF the outside world They heed neither It's
praise nor its blame. But Sister Joe will tell YOU if
YOU ask that each June brings them one who in the
old days was known as Little Red week or more
she rests IN the cool and quiet of the ivv-covered
walls, SAYING few PRAYERS but singing with such divine
sweetness that even the most refractory little tvra1t
IN blue and white checks Is gentler for DAYS after
Then, when the home-going chant is raised and the
trunks are packed She gathers up each forlorn little
leftover, takes them all away 10 her great house
by the sea, where Mrs Tim Dwyer presides and
there treats them To such petng and rnothcrin as is
seldom known by little girls whose mammals and
papas have gone away This She does in memory of
a lonely htte girl who was called Little Red
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and often Little Red had to
get along as best she could
without her.
y little girl Little Red had
been in those early days; but
as the slow years dragged along
her blue and white checked
dresses were made longer and
longer; term by term she was
moved from one dormitory TO
another. Now, Little Red was
as tall as Sister Teddic, and
almost as thin. Once her hair
had hccn the color of the little
gold locket which was her only
keepsake. Now 1t was a dark.
hopeless red. Only her eyes
were AS before. Pulling eyes
they We're 10 watch. now violet.
no0 blue. but always calm and
steady, and So deep that none
could saw whether the soul