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Party for Young Folks.

Ia honor of the birthday anniversary
of their daughter, Marian, Mr.. and
Mrs William T Grady gave = party 10
large number OF Young people al their
home. 81 Fourth street northeast Sat
urdav evening Games were played and
refreshments served. The following
were present. Misses Nellie Saunders.
Catherine spade. Lizzie Foley. May
Foley. Katie Dee Mary Collier. Mar
garet Collier. Julia Shea. Marie Shea.
Nora Connors. Abbie Pagan. Mary Fela-
rim. Mary Hurley, ana Leo Spade.
Eugene Saunders. John Foley Raymond
Foley Willie Dee, Frances Grove. Bernie
Busher. a. Hurley. Thomas Grady. John
Connors. and Edward McLarney.
Florence G. Chapman has transferred
lots 3 and 10. square 66S O street north
east TO J. r. Anderson.
Mrs :. L. Heacock entertained the
members OF the Nonpareil Euvher Club
Friday evening. Progressive games
We're played and frs prizes awarded TO
Mrs TIeacOck and Mir. Cashell Mr.. and
Ms BToadbent received second prizes
Refreshments We're served Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ
Haas. Mr. ard Mrs. s. Nj. Heacock, Mr.
ana Mrs Henry Broadbent Misses
Verda Knots. Sauie Rollins. J. Petit
and Joseph Cashen. Claude Bittenhend-
er. ana Donald Brittle
The property at 72S Sixth street
northeast has been transferred from
Ella L. Warfield to Alexander d. Grant
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Euchre Club Entertained.

A number OF the members OF the
XVI Euchre Club were entertained at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl r. Vier-
buchen. 4I0 Tenth street northeast.
Wednesday evening. After several
hours playing. prizes were awarded to
Mrs Vierbuchen Miss Estelle Burke,
M Clarence Postou. Mr.. Clifford ket-
tier. Miss Clare Martin. and Mr.. Harry
Kern Refreshments were served.
after which a short musical program
was rendered by Miss Bradburn and
John Dunn Dancing was then in
duIged en-. The following were present;
Misses FstelIe Burke. Naomi Bradburn,
Mabel Poston. Clare Martin. Edith Rab-
bitt. Iuez Stanley. and Messrs. Charlie
Chambers, John Dunn. Harry Kern
Clifford r. Kettler Robert Louis, and
r. Clarence Poster
The next meeting OF the club viii be
held February : an the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Mitchell.
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siugton, al kensingtOu; July Z, Rock
vile, at Rockville, July p. Brunswick
Athletic Club; August 4. Gonzaga Col
lege; August is. Laurel Athletic Assoc
citation at Laurel; September I. orioles.
at Druid I'M Park. Baltimore.
The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret Carroll
who died last Wednesday. took place
yesterday morning from her late resi-
dence. 1880 Third street northwest. High
eOuiem mass vas held an a. m. at
-.macuIate Conception The services
were attended by a large number Of
friends and relatives. Her husband died
a short time ago.
4 pleasant birthday party was given b.
Mn. and Mrs Albert Prince 10 their little
daughter, Marie. Music, dancing. and
games were the feat lures Of the evening.
Among the children were s. number of
her class from the CaIvary Baptist
Church. She received riany presents
from her little friends Al a late hour
refreshments were served In the din
ing room.
Last Tue.sday evening philip b
NouTse and Miss Nourse entertained IL
few friends In honor of f NJ. Talbot.
Those present were. Mrs Talbot. Mrs
J. NJ Talbot, Dr and Mrs J. b. Cloud
MT. and Mrs William +. Chester Mrs
A. 5. Hull. the Misses Graham. Hodg-
KIN, Watson. and RoweH. and Messrs.
o T. Mankin and William A Bali Miss
Margaret Watson proved to DE the
most skillful player at cards. and car
ried off Tie first prize Refreshments
We're served
Miss Mary Y. Mueller has purchased q
piece OF ground or a street northwest.
between North Capitol and First streets.
from Richard J. Hart
AIRS Aiken. Of New York is visiting
Mrs. Holcombe
Mrs. Elizabeth Page died last week
at her residence. 21e6 North Capitol
street.
Miss Irene Strayer. of Harrisonbure
Is visiting Miss Helen CFerraH.
Miss Elsie Rhine entertained num-
Der or her friends last Monday evening
The time was spent in dancing and sing
ing. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rhine. Mr. and Mrs. John
d. Leonard, Miss Beaulah TAYLOR. Miss
Lula Powell Mss Lula Miller. Miss
Louise ArrOwsnith, Carl and Norman
Kramer, Villa n Nolt, Frank Crouch.
Herbert Low, VIII Tyler. James MURRAY.
and Robert MeChesney Refreshments
We're served.
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Athletic Club Schedule.

The Bloomingdale Athletic Club has
arranged an extensive schedule for the
coming season. taking in all of the near
10y towns. The prospects for a good
team were never better. and at the
present time the following lineup seems
probable: Catcher. Fegan; pitcher.
Rogers, Woriey. Krey: first base.
Turner; second base. Hines: third base.
Eoyland: shortsjop, Hammet: left field,
White; center field Lewis; right field
Nichols Manager Turner expects 10
have a large squad out practicing about
the first Of April. The schedule is as
follows: April :, Greenwich Athletic
Club at McDevitt's Field; April H.
Brookland Athletic Club at Brookland
Riverdale Athletic Club at RiverdaIe:
April 2S, Tennallytown Tigers at Ten
nallytown: May 5, Alexandria Athletic
cub at Alexandria; May Z. Takoma
Athletic Association at TakOma Park /.
Nav ~. Hyattsvilie; May %. Lanham
Athletic Club at Lanham: May &c. Sea
brook Pleasure Club, at SeabroOk; June
3. Washington Grove June Is, Bruins
wick Athletic Club; June .. Hilton Ath-
leue Club, at Georgetown; June 80, Ken
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Northeast
Washington.

Mr. and Mrs. Gross entertained "a
number of their friends at their homo
on Florida avenue northeast. Friday
evening. in honor OF the birthday o.
their daughter. Games were played and
refreshments served. The following we're
present. Misses HAZEL Spear Emile
Bradley. Marie KaItieman. Alma
Sprinkle Annie Boss. Nellie Courtney,
Emma Smith. Elsie Boss, Cecilia Hope.
Helen Thrift, Katie Boss. and Messrs.
Eddie Boss. Richard Boss, Clarence
Sprinkle Raymond Sprinkle. Carroll
Thrift Andrew Gross. Joseph Sprinkle,
Frank Krupp. Walter Boss and John
Gross
A permit has been granted 10 John 7.
Knapp 10 build eleven tw0-sfory frame
dwellings 81 Tweuty fourth and Frank
tin streets northeast The architect and
buildey win BE- Mr.. e'ers. The cost Is
esumaIed a 81 500 eae,.
Tine property at 1906 II street north
east. has been tra1sferred from HI.
Glenn Phelps 10 James o. snd Mary r..
Phelps
Mars \. r. Cabeli has transferred the
prope ~ on lot II, square 1853 Il street
northeast. between Fifteenth and six
teenth streets. 10 George q Bright.
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Smith 'MaIley Euptials.

Miss Gertrude Smith and James
Msiley were quietly married al the
home OF George NJ. Smith, 1le East
Capitol street. Friday evening. by the
Rev. Or. Bagby. late chaplain of the
House of Representatives. The attend
anus were William 6. Jameson and Miss
Mamie Matthews. After the ceremony
a wedding supper was served Mr. and
AIRS. 'Malley VIII be at home 10 their
friends at III East Capitol street
\ permit has been granted 90 r. w
PickfOrd for repairs AND alterations at
10o-102 c street northeast The archi-
tect and builder will be II. Z Simpson.
Unity Council. No. p Independent
Sons of Jonadab. met ia Melford Ffau
corner Eighth and J streets northeast.
Wednesday evening with Worthy Chief
J. r Hartman Iva the chair. Visitors
were present Irom Hope AMI George
Town Councils. A special feature Of the
meeting was the presentation 10 Grand
chief John &. Daley OF beautiful COM
bination pen and inkstaHd holder. The
presentation speech was made By ]. 4
Clark The good OF the order pro-
gram. which was conducted by Worthy
Chief Hartman included addresses by
Messrs. Reside. Clark, Wndmau. J.
Nilman. O'Day, Weber Rodgers, Dixie,
tTeamer. Fitzsimmons. LOTUS. and
songs by J. J. Spellman, David Foore.
Dennis Shields. and r. +. Duffy. Re
fTeshments were served by the lodge
committee.
I'm honor OF the baptism of their infant
daughter. Mr.. AMI Mrs Holzclaw en-
tertained a large number or friends at
their home Sunday evening The fol-
l0usfDr were uresenf Misses Marie
Wade Gertie RupeTtus. Edith Smith
jeanette Sloan, Barbara Hoffman
Aessrs Frank Bland. VIII Finchune
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On the StyxUiie Golf Links.

"Bozzy chuckled DR.. Samuel John
soE. "lou were but a novice at the
game"
The amIable photographer teed on
on the links Of the StyNville Golf Club.
and he and Boswell. his caddie, leis-
urely followed the BAH
Yes. Bozzy," continued Dr.. John
son. Il used To think Won the most en-
trrprisins press agent that ever footed
a horn. but when I compare your work
with the twentieth century article /
am convinced that you we're the
merest alphabetarian"
Il put down everything that hap
pened-" said Boswell. humbly
Pooh Pooh, 4 press agent who
publishes only what has happened
would starye to death these days. But
] have you even on that count How
about the time lost my pantaloons
and was TOO late at the Cheshire
Cheese. Not a word about it in your
celebrated Life of Johnson. BY the
way. what became 90 the bail? Did
YOU keep your eye on its'
Boswell located the gutta percha
and remarked that he considered the
loss of his patrons unmentionables
too trivial an item for a dignlhed biog-
raphy
'Siis cried Dr. johnson. relapsing
into ms ancient stilted manner. you
are an unconsciOnable blockhead.
When, not long aso, Booth Tarking-
ton lost his pants great ado was
made by his press agent, and the pa
pers were fun Of IT, Twas not half
so good a tale as mine. You might
have scrubbed q whole chapter about
it. Dick Steele made an excellent Jest
on the matter. and Noli Goldsmith a
set OF verses DaVy Garrica GAGGED
his lines with il. and put the house
in an uproar G. e the cleak.
Leaning on the ab he gazed at
his abashed biographer with a twink
ling eve.
Nay. Bozzy, son were very good
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Mrs. kaufman EnterIains-

Mrs, Kaufman entertained the mem
.bers Of the y. G. O. Club at her home.
l20a II street northeast, Wednesday
evening. Nine members and three visi-
tors we're present
Funeral services over the remains Of
j. Edward Reagan. were held Wednes-
day morning az his late residence. 637
III street northeast
The January dance Of the Renroc
Club OF Capitol Hill which was held az
the Arlington Hotel Friday evening,
January IS. was brilliant success. The
February dance viii be held on George
Washingtonis Birthday. February 20, at
the Arlington. The monthly meeting Of
tie club viii be held In the ciub rooms.
corner Third and 4 streets northwest.
Mondas night.
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A Jolly Straw Ride.

A jolly straw ride party left the
home of Mr. and Mrs Perry. 6l9 Six
teenth street northeast. Monday even
ing. Late in the evening the party
stopped at the house OF Mr. and Mrs
WormersIey, $50 Jefferson street. where
refreshments were served and dancing
enjoyed. The following composed the
party. Misses Daisy Perry, Myrtle
Thompson. Virgie Thompson, Grace
Weist. eta Weist, Mabel and Alice
I.inch Annie Payne. Maggie Dunning-
ton. Virgil Garges. Lulu Allison, Clara
Signore, Rebecca Curtin, and Messrs. ].
T. Perry b. ID. Thompson }. W. Reav-
ers. ]. W. Schultz, J, E. Sullivan. p.
Garges. VIII Jones, /. W. Pearson, G.
Campbell. b. Thompson. VIII Padgett.
w. Payne, and r. Hazel.
A permit has been granted to Ella
Shane for a rwo-stoTy frame dwelling
at 1886 quincy street northeast. The
architect ano builder Will be n. T.
Shane. The cost is estima ted at 81 .00a
Mrs. Silas Il. taislip. OF Milwaukee,
is spending the winter with Mrs. r.. c.
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Rockville Deaths

Mr. William Grant aged eighty
years, died on Tuesday Of last week
after several months illness al the
home of his nephew. MarceIius r
Wade, al Buck Ladge. He - survive,
by sister aud number Of relatives
and Was unmarried.
Mrs. Henrietta Burch died al Ira
home of her daughter Mrs. Maggie
Dove. 1919 Thirty-third street. WASH
iagton- D. C--last Friday morning. aged
seventy wo years. She leaves four
sons and one daughter-JoAu L. Bsrels.
of Boyds. this county, Clay Burch. OF
ciarksburg; William Bureh # Pooles-
VILE Robert Burch. Of Cumberland.
and Mrs. Dove. of Washington
Edward l.. Can't. formerly of this
county. died on Saturday last In West
washington. aged seVenty-siX years
The remains were brought 10 Rockville
and inferred in tie Rockville Cemetery.
The funeral service was eondE@ted BIZ
Rev. T. }. Packard.
Hiram. the siXteen-year-old son 81
Lewis Johnson, of this town. died az
his home, this place. last Sunday morn
ing. Of tuberculosis and drop Tho
funera! took place on Saturday morning
from the Catholic Church and inter-
ment was made in the Catholic Gene
terry.
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60 - 20 $50
NGNN1n9lOTe

The congregation Of the Warner Ne
mortal Presbyterian Church rendered a
reception TO the pastor, the Rev. DR..
Henry Runner ann Mrs. Runner on We'd
nesday evening. The reception was held
in the gymnasium. which was prettilv
decorated for the occasion. The or
chestra. under ar. Bronson's leadership.
gave several selections during the ev-
enlng. Other numbers on the program
were songs by an octette of mems
voices. and solo by Miss Minnie Hutch
inson. of Washington, in addition To
number of very enjoyable speeches. B
III. Warner welcomed Dr. Runner 10
kensington in very happy manner
The Rev. Alexander PielaslIi, pastor Of
St Pauls Methodist Church. also made
a few remarks
James b. Norman spoke for the Ban
tist citizens of Kensington, a number of
whom attend the Presbyterian church
Mr.. Norman was followed by Dr. George
ID. Little ard DR.. Alexander. Dr. Runner
responded 20 the many fiattering things
that had been said of him, in a very
pleasing way. Refreshments were
served. There were a number Of guests
from Washington. in addition TO a large
from the congregation
and the town
The Womans Club met last Friday a
the home II Mrs. William M Terrell
Mrs. Wilfred Jessup OF Indiana. Mrs
Runner, and Miss Ruth Armstrong were
guests of the club The papers for the
day We're Historical Tales. MYTHS. and
Legends" tJapsnese), BY Mrs Anna
Merrill. AM American Textiles" bv
Mrs Harry @ Armtrong
Mr. and hrs. George Chamberlain
We're called to Baltimore this week oy
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A Surprise Party.

\ pleasant surprise party was tender
I'd Mr and Mrs. Charles A Dow at
their home. 30 a street northeast, SAT
J.rdaE evening by thirty 81 their
friends The occasion was The twentieth
wedding anniversary Of M and Mrs
Dow. Games. music and refreshments
We're Served.
The Capitol Hin Literary Society
met ar the home Of Mrs Marian G..
WalfoTte. 1871 Park place northeast.
Monday evening Dr James Mckee
presided ia the absence Of the presi-
dent. Mrs Lucille l. Belts The paper
OF the evening was read By Joseph
Babcock, who discussed the subject
Emigration Remarks were made by
Major Lawrence. George X Brown.
Captain Hart. Mr. Bryson. Mr. Sprech-
er, and Mrs. Tranby. a piano duet was
rendered By the Misses Newcomb.
William r. Teates has transferred
part OF lors 90 and 81. square S13,
Eighth street northeast, between r
and 6 streets 10 Annie r. Price.
Miss Alice Meyer entertained the
members Of the Trolley Euchre Club at
her home SATURDAY evening First
prizes were awarded 90 Miss May WeIk
and Dir. Robert Kreiter. Miss Alice
Never and NJ. 5. Pole received second
prizes. After refreshments we're served
dancing was enjoyed until late hour.
Among thos present were the Misses
May Welk. Irene Pole. Bessie SteinIe,
Jessie Bessilievre, Maud Havenner. and
Messrs. il. Hamilton. Samuel Pole
VIII KempeT, I'd Potter Robert Krei-
ter, and John Barker
a permit has been granted 10 the
City and Suburban Railway Company
for repairs and alterations az Fifth and
# streets northeast The architect and
contractor Will be William b. Upton
The cost Is estimated az $3.50.
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Conductor Injured.

BENJAMIN jenkins. Of Baltimore. a
well-known freight conductor Of tia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was bad
ly injured al silver Spring on Monday
morning, while running cars out. Of a
side track The cars were being push
ed by a pole. which slipped and struck
him. breaking some OF his ribs lie was
sent 10 his home in Baltimore.
Rev Robert H. McSair has resigned
his pastorate Of the Rockville and
Poolesviiie Presbyterian Churches 81
take the pastOrate Of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church az Charlotte Court House. Va.
Mr.. McNair came 10 this county ten
years ago, and viii leave for his new
church about April ]. Daring his min
istry here he has endeared himself -
the community irrespective Of denom-
national lines.
Judge Gould has purchased twelve
acres OF land on the New Cut road.
near Silver Spring. and will shortly
move back into ts:s county.
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Bkool11IrlgdaIe1

Charlie Schermerhcrn, of = + street
northwest, who has been sick for some
time. has almost entirely recovered
A new club was organized by the
Young ladies or BloominEdaie last Mon
dav AT The home OF Miss Phoebe " ulh-
15I s street northwest. "a - called the
q. G.. club. and is exclusively for young
ladies. The following officers Were
elected: President. Miss Phoebe am E
vice president. Miss Carrie {. watson >
treasurer. Miss Blanche Scott Secfe-
tarv. Miss Marie Gruneil, assistant sec
rotarv Miss Ruth Mshcney. The eN-
ecutive committee is composed or Miss
lydia Keefer Miss Ruth Mahoney. and
Miss Bessie Collision as chairman. Those
present were the Misses Phoebe Wuin,
C-rrie Waston Blanche Scott, Marie
GrUneu Ruth Mahouev, Lydia keefer,
ana Bessie Collision. Tine next meeting
viii be held next Friday :itern on at
the home Of Miss Blanche Scott. g
Seaton place northwest.
Rev. Nj. Zimmerman gave finely IL
Illustrated lecture ON In His Steps" last
Monday night al the Rhode Island
Methodist Church. corner First street
and Rhode Island avenue. A silver Of
fcrinE was taken at tSe door
\ NUMBER or young people OF Bloom
iEEdale have made plans 10 attend a
dance at Brookland. Saturday night
February 10. Among those who intend
going are Avery Taylor and Miss V.
Neil. H. SchermermoTn and Miss Nellie
Neil. VIII Jordan and Miss Minnie Ros-
endale, Roy Champion and Miss Edith
Presnell. Hagan Wilson and Miss Ethel
Ely.
There is 90 be meeting OF the Rh"''
Island Methodist Club next Wednesday
night at their club MONS. corner lin
coin avenue and r street
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Literary Glossary.

Wells of Passion-Eyes. more espe-
cially female.
Ashy Pallor-Complexion of the viz
lain when rounded up in the penui-
innate chapter.
CONFERENCE.-THE
Went Grav-Synonymous with "ashy
palIor" (which see).
Artistic Tenperament-Lacl< OF self
control or the inherent right by ma
ture to do at any time only what YOU
feel like doing.
Orbs - Eyes distinguished from
wells of passion by color The lat
ter are usually violet,
Perfect Figure-A vague term s,,s-
costing an effective distribution OF
taiior-made curves.
Went CrimsOn--Became crimson.
Medium Between a dwarf
and a grenadier.
Went White-Becanle white: inter-
changeable with went gray white"
commonly used for heroine. gray" for
hero or villain.
Suffice it TO Say-Intimates that the
author has reached the end of that
particular rope.
Mantie-To spread over: commonly
used with blush
Regular FeatuPes-An unbrokan nose
single chin. ears Of ordinary size. and
eyes that work together.
Mobile Face-One wtz.ch does not
have 10 be worked with the hands. =
For She Was Indeed Besutiful-Ad-
mirsele phrase with which 10 begin the
description Of the heroine.
Sums-Rows OF dwelling houses siR-
provided with elevators
In the Last Analysis-Good phrase 70
throw in anywhere.
The lecture field is regarded by the
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Edward Roche. Charles Comfy, James
Melehior, Charles Rupertus,5 Leonard
Crawford. Mrs. Sickle. Mrs HaIlaaay
SIR ard Mrs Fitch. AR. and Mrs Fred
i1eiffe-' and family Mr. and Mrs
charles Pfeiffer and family Mr and
AIRS = ':iiam Crawford. Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Eauer and family.
Henrietta Stevens has transferred the
property at al II street northeast lot
., square No. 10 Morris Fetterman.
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Jones: secretary Mis- EsdH8 t9ssts,ett /:
treasurer. SA.ss Mamie .T-fsriegs Ira
agent Clifton - - Kslhsss 80
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has closed deai with Ig-
patius T. FuilIs and George ~. Seibv
for about two acres OF valuable real
estate on Frederick avenue, in Gathers
burg Ii is said the price paid was So
per acre. As 81 is adjacent 10 the pres
ent y" and tracks OF the company. il
i contemplated TO extend the ''Y' 50
that not only the engines but the local
trains can be turned
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application required 70 IT a man for
the water pitcher and the stereopticon.
Jack London read nearly a. score Of
books on socialism and lived whole
month in The cheaper part OF London
before ne felt equipped 10 lecture on
socialism, Poultney BigelOw remained
twenty eight hours On the Isthmts Of
Panama gathering material for lis lee
ture. My Impressions OF Panama. 20
There Is no royal road 10 the platform.
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Leagues New Officers.

Forest Oak Chapter OF the EDWorth
League. Of the Grace 81, Z. Church.
South Al GsithersbuTg. recently elected
and Installed che following cabinet Off.
GERS; President. Thomas j. owens; first
vice president Miss Fannie Amiss. sec
ond vice president. Mrs Robert Jones
third vice president Mrs. William II.
Talbot fourth vice president. r. p. W.
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press agent for our day, buU You.
would not stand much show If Won
were on earth today TarkingC IN
wouldn't keep you a week You could
not eaddy five minutes for Irving
BGcheller or liam Garland or Hop
Smith or any other modeTn man OF
letters. Boz. you're a back number
The gOlden-egg goose al the Metro
p0Iitan Opera House. New York. is get
ting thin and losing feathers lay
ing TWO eggs a day on poor feed. is
hard on am goose and will eventual
~ kill il. Prophets predict the early
demise Of the Conried goose.
- -. you know; ~ -. don't
you know.
you know what ! mean
you know.
You see what / mean. you
know -- you know what
1 mean"
'--- you know; --- you know;
YOU know"
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emotions on

emotions on
Some men dislike certain women and
marry them 10 cure themselves Of an
unrea soniug prejudice. the women be-
ing an acquired taste.
All love is Irrelevant in the eyes OF
dlsinterested observers.
The thriftIess. the spendthrift and
the unfortunate are often the parents
OF mlsers. for the lessons Of a penui-
Gus childhood pervert the soul
After all. perhaps the truest habit
OF thought is the peTipatetie-to walk
and give tEe results OF our thoughts
10 one person or small appreciat -Ye
thinking audience. II may not go 10
the world but W. can never know the
world. The world has no soul, and a
true success is TO inhame a soul
For Gods sake let Us not stint our
selves Of human love and associations
in our youth for money or power. for
If We deny ourselves these things We
lag by us a store OF uncomfortable
memories fer old age. when memories
are all thai semain TO US
Il is not mems passions which de-
base and blacken hem so much as
their diseased hereditary imaginations.
There are some people who see moth
ing beautiful in nature because they
have only eyes for upholstery
My idea Of happiness is TO live in a
great town upon just sufficiency-
with my books preparing for work
] never intend 10 get started on.
This insures the mingling Of industry
and incidence In satisfying proper
tons