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slender stem as she saw the tall white
lily bending its head. and rs she shlv-
cred and trembled her perfume In
great quantities foated about her.
who speakst" again demanded the
lily. The city's clock across the way
says tbs but three minutes TO l. Who
dareS 10 frolic before IL strikes the
hourf"
Il did not know; am very sorry"
the blue violet stammcred
Flowers" exclaimed the lily. "some
stranger is herer'
Up fiared the lights in eye binding
radiance, and, against all rules. every
flower in the place walked from vases
jars and baskets and crowded about
the shy, strange violet.
\ pair OF massive doors swung OPEN
and chilly blast came out Of dark
cold prison place ia company with hun
dreds Of rOsebuds. cream. yellow, pink
and coppery as storm tinted sky on
summer sunset; nlacs as pale and fair
as wee child in arms, wonderful
stocks of American Beauties so deep
and rich as 10 put To blush the crimson
meteor. who always contended its
wealthy color came direct from a maid
ems heart. Along came the valley lily,
switching her perfume in dainty dis
dain Of the pungent half odor Of the
Gala lily. The sun centered daisies
crowded In wild confusion among the
throng, and all chartered at once.
'Who are your they questioned In
rude haste OF the bashful, shrinking
violet. But Violet forgot In her fright
who she was.
"She's Wild asserted the daisies
1--WE once heard OF her kin growing be-
side a rock in a field where our grand
mother was reared"
Never In the worldr' stoutly contra
dlcted narcissus. with such a colored
gown and delicious perfume she has
strayed from some far distant land"
Violet had dreamed a thousand times
OF being the center OF an admiring
throng. and when she was alone and the
dewdrops shone ia little mirrors about
her she would bow and bend and cour-
tesy In anticipation OF this very time
until she grew so naughty and over
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

die" moaned the white waxen Jas
mine.
Violet lost her shyncss completely In
this babble Of tongues and complaints.
Il go 10 parties. too" she cried Blue
bird and robin always give the FIRST
party OF the spring. and last time /
danced with dainty Johnnie Wren.
who had just returned from abroad.
and he said / was the sweetest flower
lac had met la his travels"
"Oh-h-h, orr cried all the excited
flowers. How lovely. How charm
ing. and the perfume which nOated
about was sitting and caused Violet
10 hang her head and long for the pure
heavenly freshness Of her own coy
woodland home.
But faint blush came stealing over
the eastern sky as the fairy queen ap-
peared among them
Take me home. dear queen. / am
very tired and faint cried the violet
pleadingly. as she nestled IN the fairy's
arms. and the fairy smiled back 10 the
city's thrODg as she fioGted away with a
conteEted blue violet Rugged TO her
breast
This was tie dream OF little Nannette
as she ga2cd in the window at the
dollhouse flowers I'm their stately splen-
dor while dropping in the corner lay a
faded blue violet
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
Legend of HeIfenstein

In former times there ruled at Oh
mutt, In Moravis. a duke who allowed
himself when In anger to do many
cruel things. One day Bruno. his fall
coner. came trembling before his mas
ter and announced to him that the finest
Of the falcons was dead When the
duke heard this he few into a passion
and commanded his servants to chas-
tise the man severely. Bruno. however.
succeeded in escaping the intended
punishment. and bid himself in the
thick forest which extends from OIL
mutt to the Oder valley. There he
lived by hunting and occupied himself
with charcoal burning.
1t happened one day that as Bruno.
armed with bow and arrow and battle
ak, was going through the forest be
suddenly heard the well known hunting
cry OF the duke. He quickly hid him
self behind an oak tree In order that
his master should not discover him. and
he saw TO his horror that his master
was pursued by a wild bison The
duke would have lost his life IL Bruno,
with his battleax. had not courageous
ly attacked the furious animal and Civ
EN- IL mortal wound Deeply touched.
the duke thanked the deliverer OF his
life for his proved fdelity and babe
him ask any favor he pleased.
Bruno did so. He asked to be al
lowed to possess as much land as he
could encircle with the skin OF the dead
bison. Smilingly the duke promised to
grant the request.
The falcODer began 70 cut the skin
into small strips. and with them encir-
cled the whole Hill upon which he had
saved the princes life. The duke was
highly pleased with this proof OF Bru-
nos cleverness as well as courage
made him a knight and put him in
position OF honor at his court. Bruno
became dearer 10 his master every dav
and rendered him many aud great serv-
ices. In later times ne built a castle
on the hill. which. in memory OF the
dukes deiiverance. he called Helfen-
stein
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

Plants at the Cape OF Good Hope are
often rare and curious There is one.
stunted and thorny. which. lighted at
the end when green. burns slowly ana
steadily like wax candle. That is
why il is called the candle bush. ON
the slopes OF some OF the hills grow
trees named euphorbia. They may
reach height OF forty feet and stand
up stir and straight as II made OF met
al Their branches are as severely
formal as the arms OF candelabra.
and the tree has on that account been
likencd 10 the Jewish candlestick
carved on the famous arch OF Titus I'm
Rome. which pictures have made IA
mlliar 60 every one. Travellers say that
they look quite uncanny when they ride
through grove of them AT dusk.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
A Visit to the Stars


"Oh, no. I've always plenty to do,
and then the little un-my son, Ursa
Minor. you know-isn't far of. I'll call
him"
The great bear gave a great growl.
LISTEN said the major And. sure
enough. they heard distant growl and
saw in the distance Ursa Minor wav-
ing his handkerchief
Don't you want an Introduction TO
Mr.. Taurusf" asked the major.
'-Who is hep"
"An old friend and near neighbor
and one of the twelve (Of the zodiac).
Listen and you will hear him below
Ing" The children listened, but heard
so many sOuads that they could not
distinguish Mr. Taurus voice.
Presently. however. they caught the
sound of Mr.. Taurus voice. and, fol
lowing it, they heard him say:
who'll toll the bell?
T. said the bull.
because I can pull.
I'll toll the bell,"
The children handed him the card.
and Daisy said. Were you really at
Cock Robins funeralg"
Il was" sObbed the bull. Don't you
know tolled the bell? co and see Mr..
Cancer. the crab. He. too. is one OF the
twelve. l am very bad company for
any one l toll the bell"
Rob and Daisy hurried Off to the
crab.
How do you doF' said Rob.
Dor" said the crab Il am always
at work. minding a lot of stars. and
besides have a line 10 look after"
"LineT' cried Rob and Daisy. "A
railroad line or fish line or whatf"
silly" sEorted the crab. NO. a
tropic line. Have you never heard Of
the Tropic OF Cancer? | have to keep
IL in order just as Caprcornus-that
ridiculous old goat-has TO look after
his line. the Tropic OF Capricorn. But.
look here. don't You want TO learn some
business. Rob? You might as well begin
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WYHATi Weeping again, my
wv discontinued yiolet?" ques-
" toned the fairy as she

II
NV discontinued Violet?" cues
" toned the fairy as she
came from her messy couch
under an acorn cup and wiped away
with the hem OF her gauzy robe the
tear which glistened In the blue violet's
eye. Discontinued with your beauti-
full surroundings, my dearr" she con-
tinued. But you shall have your wish
tonight, so smile your sweetest and
come with me" And the fairy queen
folded her favorite close In her arms,
and they sailed away through the chilly
night air OF that early springtime.
Remain you here" said the indul-
gent fairy. ''and see and hear all the
wonderful things you have longed for
Then II you wish 10 return 10 your
home on the shady side OF the messy
bowlder all well and good; il not, you
shall remain In the city. and will
grieve for my sweetest flower" And
the fairy left the violet alone In the
great city while she FASTENED away TO
make others happy.
Violet waited and shivered In her
nest Of strange green. and she could
hardly breathe. for the air was close.
sitting and pungent with queer new
odors. The noise from without fairly
shook her frail head. and each time
that she shivered the most wonderful
perfume fioated from her deep blue
gown, but Violet did not realize that
for the perfume had always fingered
about her She never once dreamed in
all her discomfort that she was so rare
" blessed.
Il feel so queer and lonely. and can
hardly breathe" cried the violet aloud.
Il wonder when L will see the wonder
full things the fairy queen promised"
who speaks before the time and In
such strange languageg" questioned a
loud voice with a perfumed breath.
and Violet quivered the more on her
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

and Daisy felt just little shivery-
shaky with their feet OF the firm
ground and nothing 10 hold on TO but
the broomstick But they soon began
20 get used 90 their new surrounding.
Now. the wonderful broOmstick tray
eled SO fast that almost before you
could have said Jack Robinson the
travellers were up among the stars. and
just 10 make the children feel a little
more AT home the old lady took them
first 10 the heavenly twins.
Castor and Pollux." she said. here
are Rob and Daisy come 10 Sue you.
Having thus introduced them. 7 shall
leave YOU now 10 enjoy yourselves"
she said, so goOdby for the present"
And. breaking off a couple Of feet Of
broomstick she sailed away
SAY. do YOU like chocolate creams =
asked Castor and POllux.
Yes, indeed, replied Rob and Daisy.
The twins gave some TO each. to their
surprise.
And now what shall we play atT'
said their new friends.
SO they played at hunt the slipper
and other games until the broom han
die suddenly started of and began TO
travel through the air again.
''Goodby, goOdbyr' cried the children.
And they were soon out OF sight. Then
a low growl attracted their attention.
and their coach" came 20 a stop be
fore a great bear. He was comical
old fellow and looked uncOmmonly
friendly He put up his eyeglasses and
WELCOMED the children with a broad
grin. over his furry coat he wore a
thick jacket. fastened with big buttons
TO keep out the cold. and In his mouth
was long clay pipe.
How dye do. how dye do, Rob and
Daisyg" he said, waving a paw. "Do
You know my nameT'
''No, sir" replied Rob.
"Well then. you must remember that
I'm Major Ursa, or Ursa Major, It's al
the same But you can call me the
major II you like"
Don't you find ii lonesome up hereY
asked Daisy timidly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
odd Tastes In Diet.

In India ants are mixed in a batter
and baked like cookies I'm Brazil ants
are grilled. and the people eat them
like marrons (chesmutsl.
The Romans gathered white worms
from the leaves and trees of the acacia
plant and cooked them. These worms
are eaten alive by some Australian
tribes. who say they taste like eggs.
The Chinese fatten the white worms
found on cabbage by feeding them APP
pies and bananas This diet Is suppos-
ed 20 give them better flavor
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
INGDONG. dingdong~ sound.
ed the great church clock.
Hello, l say, Daisy, It is

say tfuiSl, IL II
half past g." said Rob. "Only
half an hour TO bedtime. What shall
we do7"
Cant do much in half an hour" re-
piled Daisy.
''Oh. can't your am not so sure
about that"
The voice was old and cracked and
sounded SD close behind them that the
children jumped. Then they heard a
sort OF cackle. which was evidently in
tended for a laugh. and. looking
around, whom should they see but a
witch.
She was a little old lady I'm a tail.
steeple crowned hat She wore high
heeled. buckle shoes. cloak like Little
Red Riding Hoods. and in her hand
she carried a magic wand.
ITO any one who knows the value OF
time half an hour is very great deal, Z"
she said "You Just come with me, my
little dears. and I'll show you some
thing surprising in half an hour. | am
the Old Woman Who Lived In a Shoe,
but you will not be whipped before
going to bed. for I am sure you do
have bread in your broth. Now I will
order the carriage"
She waved her hand and muttered
something. and then a broom appeared.
with handle about seven feet Tonga
remarkable broom. as you will soon
see.
''Now. children. take your seats on
the coach. and hold fast when I've
said. One. two. three
High. diddle. diddle.
The girl in the middle
The crab jumped over tho bear;
The dicky birds laughed
To see such fine sport
And the snail ran away with the hare
Then follow me
One two. thrcci'
Up rose the broomsticlS with its three
passengers into the air. At first Rob
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learning here. There Is Professor sag
Ittarius. the archer. who will teach
you shooting We have "a big school OF
shooting stars. Then There is old Pro
fessor AQuarius-th water bearer he
is called. because he Is M the head o.
all the water companies. lie will teach
You how Co turn ON and of the thunder.
storms: or silly Miss Virgo. the Virgin:
get her 10 teach YOU the use of the
scales - libra they are called. The
fishes have been he best pupils 80 far
they are the most scaly creatures 20
ing. Al the people I have mentioned
are members OF the twelve oh. are
you going? Goodby" and he retired
into his she'll
on sailed the broOmstick. and by and
by the children heard kind OF hleat:
III exercise for children lack.
Jump upon the old rams back;
All the way.
Naught 10 pay.
Jump Up. 1 say
These words were spoken by Mr..
Aries the ram. and Rob and Daisy
thought the invitation so kind that.
climbing on the rams back. they he'd
most enjoyable Cantcr among the
stars. Then they returned 10 their
coach. and Rob asked for the time.
The ram looked at his watch 1T is
exactly five minutes To =" said he.
"Wil you visit Venus next. or Saturn.
or Mercury. or Jupiter. or
"Oh, stop. please. ~. Aries" begged
Rob and Daisy. - O'Clock is our bed.
time. and we must not stop another
minute" SO they said goodby and
hurried on
And now remarkable thing hap
pened. The brOomstick without warn
ing suddenly disappeared. and IN n
twinkling Rob and Daisy found them
selves sprawling on the grass.
Listen" said Rob
One. two. sLree. four. five. six. sevenl
II was the great church clock st~ik-
Ing Then a cracked voice said. Cant
you do much In half an hour?"
But when they looked for her the old
Woman Who Lived In a Shoe had van
ished.-Philadelphia North American.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
Australian champ.on Won

\ peculiar contest between big
bull buffalo ana full grown kanga-
roo in an English zoo recently proclaim
cd the superiority OF the latter as
fighter. Both animals had broken loose
from their Enclosures. The buffalo
would rush furiously AZ the kangaroo
who would deity side step and then
land both hoofS square on his opponent
About an hours humping sufiiced for
Mr.. Buffalo. who limped painfully
away. badly battered
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

! explained to dear Rosa just why she
must stay.
And I dressed BonniebeIle In her finest
array.
And then. do you know.
When the time came 10 so
1 snatehed up my Rosa and ran all the
way!
And-what do you thinkg-of the six dolls
that came
There were four that were blind there
were two that were lamei
And each little mother
Explained to some other
shes old. bat / love her the best Just
the sanisi's
Youths Companion.
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To the Other Fellow.

Miss Mabel" said the persistent suit
or. Il can't help speaking TO you again.
1t Is true you have said No very en-
phatically to every proposal"
Not at all" interrupted the sweet
girl; Il said Yes last Tuesday"
Last Tues .ay? Er-I wasn't here
then
mo; but Jack Hanson was. Tit
Bits.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

Razor al right sir7" asked the
barber.
We'll er-would you mind letting
me look at it?" said the victim in re-
ply.
Certainly not. sir" answered the
tonsorial artist But why do you wish
TO see to-
"Oh. merely TO see II you hadn't
made mistake in calling il a razor"
explained the man in the chair II
thought perhaps IL might be a piece
Of old barrel hoop"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

Miss Winifred Evelyn Constance Mckee
Invited our dolls to an afternoon tea
But don't bring them all.
For my table is small:
Just let each little girl bring her dearest. &"
said she.
felt in my heart It would not be polite
To take my poor Rosa--she's grown such
a fright,
She Is blind In one eye.
And her wigs all awry.
FOR she sleeps In my bed with me all
through the night
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
Labor Lost

Mrs. Upmore-You remember l told
You had asked a rising young foreign
artist 20 my reception the other EVENING"
Well. at the last moment he sent his re-
grets. He was prevented by illness from
coming. was SO provoked!
Mrs. Highmus-ProyoSed? Why, If
he was III he couldn't help it. could he2
Mrs Upmore-NO. of course not. but
had spent nearly a whole evening trying
to learn how 70 pronounce his horrid
name.--Chicago Tribune
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40 Loop ii rosIr1oN.

ends securely 10 "A hook or door knob.
and ask each person i'm turn 10 try 20
release the scissors without cutting or
untying the Irvine or taking them
apart.
Solution: Take hold OF the end OF
the loop and pass 60 through the small
er opening in the handle. then pass the
scissors through the loop point first
and you have them free.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
Possible Explanation.

Mrs Homer wonder why poets re-
peat verbs unnecessarily?
Homer wasn't aware that they did
MIS-. Homer-Well, there's that poem
ia which the line Charge, Chester.
charge. occurs Why is the word
charge" repeated?
Homer-Oh. ] guess that fellow Ches-
Ter must have been . plumber and the
poet was throwing bouquets at him--
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

Here is a simple trick. but one that
VIII keep your audience guessing for a
long time unless having seen some
thing OF it's kind before.
Take n piece OF strong Irvine and
loop through a pair OF scissors. as
shown I'm the picture Then fastcn the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
Artificial Heat.

How is this committee room heat
ed?" asked the legislator in child
like innocence.
BY an indirect hot air system
replied the bland lobbyist. slipping a
roll of greenbac6s into the states
mans hs nd.
Seems remarkably successful" said
the latter. dazed at the size of the
wad.-Cincinnau Commerciai-Tribun
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

Little Tommy, who had been watch
ing race. remarked TO his mother.
Mamma, feel nervous"
ON being asked what nervous"
meant he said. 1T means just getting
in hurry all over"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

Subbubs-In the midst of that bliz-
Yard the other night a burglar broke
into our house
Citiman-The idea, That was cool
Subbubs-Cool2 Ii was positively
frigid. He left the window OPEN
Philadelphia Press
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

The Pessimist-What Is the use OF
struggling? We must all meet our
Waterloo some DAY
The OpJlmlsL We'll. when | meet
my Waterloo. my name is going To De
Wellington Cassell's.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

SAY. pa" queried little Johnny Bump
ernickle what is a hero?"
a hero. my son. replied his father.
'"is man Who does his duty and doesn't
stand around waiting for people 10 Pa
him on the back "-Cincinnat ENQUIRER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
Even II II Was a Doc Wood Tree.

"Now why" remarkce the little dog In
speaking 90 the tree.
Would YOU SAY that the heart OF you IL
like the tail OF me 80
The tree gave thc conunirum up. The pup.
with wisdom dark
Explained the matter. saying: lit Is far
thest from tLc bark"
Judge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

Eva Bat you nlv an eminent pro-
fessor says that kissing is a form OF
Insanity.
Jack-Wel. dear. haven't you often
SAID that was crazy Chicago News
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

Thought There Might Be Difference.
Mrs. Upmore Tin search Of a gir)-
Can you do homework?
Girl dunno. men, I've slway.
wurruked In fats Chicago Tribune.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
Appropriately Named

This" said the manufacturer Of ar
NOR plate. lis known as b. G. r. plate "
What is the meaning attached 10 the
letters?"
Boston girls reserve.
"Humph, Why such name for armor
plate?"
Nothing can pierce it"-Houston
Post
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
- Fscnned the Knife

Barry-They tell me you have had n
very narrow escape from death.
Harry-Hes, they were going 10 oper-
ate upon me for appendicitis. but they
discovered In time that ] hadn't the
money TO pay FOR it-Royal Magazine.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
She Could DO 1t All.

Indignant Husband CwhO is putting
down his foot for once and for alb
Now. look here. my dear. il S no Use talk
ing
EXasperating Wife-Why on earth
don't YOU hold your tongue. them
Ally Sloper.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
Behind the Scenes.

Mr. Ham Lette--Are there any long
waits ia the part you are now playing2
Miss she Brette-R ather-I've been
waiting ten weeks for a chance 10 look
at my salary .-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

Chauffeur want to get some gaso-
line for my machine.
Dealer-Yes. sir; what odor. please.
New Mown Hay. Altar OF Roses, or Vio-
let's sir7-YOnkers Statesman
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
Tea Time.

Come. little While. and come. Marie.
It's half past and time for tea
There's bread. / know. and there's milk
20 drink
with biscuits and strawberry jam. I
think
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

The microbe doth exempiify
BY efforts Of the keenest.
How iitle natures always try
Somehow TO be meanest.
Washington star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
No Half Measures.

Molly-When you spoke to father dit
you tell him you had El00 in the bank
George-Yes.
Molly-And what did he say?
George-He borrowed it.-CasseITs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
Moderation.

Weary Walters don't believe IN
dom two things al once
Sunny South-Two things, Gee.
don't believe in dom one ting at once
Puck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

Blox.-Ive got an old score to settle
with Spotkins.
Knox.-Yes. he was telling me the
other day that YOU had owed him $40
for quite long time.-Chicsgc News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
Isn't taeious.

II hear he is very happy as an after
dinner speaker"
Possibly. but IL is more than may be
said for his audience Brooklyn Life.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
Subtle.

Grace-what an absurd fiatterer Tom
Is,
Gladys-Did he say that you were
pretty7
Grace-He said you were. -casseIPs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

Father-Why don't you start that
open CRATE In the parlor?
Daughter (who has a lover)--The
FiAre n so unpleasant.-N Y. Weekly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08
KNEW the Meaning Of It,

Jones.-The chief has promised to
give me rise in my salary next week.
Bones.-Sorry. old man. but can't
lend you anything.-Royal Magazine
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

links broke through the ice and was
zndsr water half an hour before they
found him"
did no drownr'-Houston Post.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-08

half past g." said Rob. "Onl,