The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-30
With TIE Long Bo,y
Story of the Adrian Minn Man Who Asked Thoughtessly
Question Too Many and Was Thrown Down Pointedy
by the Lady With the Beautiful Arms. ar
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Adrian, Mnn, man asked ady questlon WHICH,, IL
n not mpertnent, not exactly pertinent. 1t was
during smallpox the observan Demo-
cra and the who had been sitting next to the young
woman with the beautiful and neck thought that he
was the fortunate individual in the She
said all the bright things he could
and congratuating himself that he keeping his
end Of the conversation when the young woman began to
display signs of nervousness. She moved measly and
allowed two three jokes pass her by without making it
evident that she recognized them The looked at her
inquirinely! and meeting his look she said:
Il am in mse1y''
"In misery?" echoed the man.
eyes, she replied ~ vaccinated the other day and
it has taken beautifully could scream, it hurts 500
The looked al the beautiful arms, and seeing
mark there said:
"Why, Where you vaccnated?'
''In st. Paul. she replied.
Collapse of the Adrian sport
Pennsylvania's state dairy and food commissioner has
been busy anazng and finds from so to rs per cent Of
spices aduterated and that auterants used freely
cofections soda water and so-caed ees jams and
The Investigations also demonstrated that certain brands
Of the socaled pure rye whisky nothing than
mixtures of alcohol prune juice and caramel.
Pennsylvania soda water particularly bad the fruit
juices being neither fruit juices who leaves the
bar for the soda fountain jumping from the frying pan
into the fire and if he goes back whisky jumping from
the fire into the frying pan IF he abandons both liquids and
drops back bottled spring water he will find
fellow who has the waterman loading the hydran
Back to the farm!
M+
Sara Bernhardt spoken Of 'dvine If that is the
give something devish.
Miss Laura May Love the instructor in Spanish in
Fnlay college Ohio but instructors in language
times fooshly do to the Of their accent, she went
abroad this fall to correct the accent of the natives
At Amsterdam Laura May and Dr.. Hessel Posma
each other the street and the doc caught of
Lauramayitis and obtained introduction. Neither could
the huty Short
time interpreter employed to make proposal. The
offer was accepted thru the interpreter and the wedding
was solemnized this week.
Think of having proposal made to you thru inter-
preer It is something like having third party hired to
hold your hand.
professor' Of something OF other somewhere writes
that he has detected psychological phenomenon This
phenomenon appears at first sight contradiction of the
laws Of nature but the professor vouches for it. may be
labeled the of the who
unless she has something to say
Now, do not start and shy that way Wait till the pro-
fessor explains He says:
''The first time Of the species I
taken abac that afraid my surprise and doubt were
visible to the calm young She was a Bryn Mawr
graduate and met her up the mountains in October We
sitting the of hotel Sometimes
talk.
{" I'm afraid I'm boring you,' I said apoogetcally
I'm afraid responsible for the ceasing of the-of your
'Oh, no! Not at ALL she said, looking at me in great
surprise. You know talk unless have something
to say.'''
Later the professor met Fascinating widow' There
embarrassing pauses in her That is en-
baassng from the old standpoint He was finally relieved
by a frend who 1tInteresng to meet woman
like Mrs NJ not? She talks for the sake of talk
ing She makes rule believe, to talk unless she
has something to say'
We clearly in was necessary for a
woman who had any idea all of the proper thing to begin
talking on sight and to talk straight thru without making
any pases at ALL either for the other party to answer or to
let the other party in the conversation have ceased
talking while you in the position of hostess for n
stance would have been the breach of courtesy This
conception of egancy of has extended in the middle
classes to the present day. There have among certain
tonabe women been what have been called good listeners
but they have been and the world has looked skant
them.
We await with almost painful expectancy the emerpence
of species. a. T 2