Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-01-12
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..e son. . Lad Of sir !. and u NJ
got on the car. and - 8. % seFea y.,s|
do sls seated ga, the woman 's ,oo, y ~
i to the youngster - and .,ass
with. The boy bs,, y pay The d
c s%al, ia. lat hand. and d es com y i
Or appeared for the me coatss
Win ou,,.t gave him the ha1 - y =
was pocketed. and fo,. Inc nsssI
cnange was put in the s-.s, cent i
o nsnd. As soon as h. sIsats
S S,a the boy laughed. x. go v
nis seat, and shouted s,.a s.r,ssla i
mes taken the bad han s:,, .
Senator Bever,dge 49,.
personal courage n, eoes not b
*. excursion r, he was with Gem, railiI'a
ION IN an engagement A Law
i uh me rs were =. on a ridge. II, =, =
ip p.n1 ,Sr were on another Ridge. j., y
ing, ing. unanimously. Lawton 1 an. na &
That the men on horsshs han pereers
.gralng too good mark, and ~, No.. y
Dlsmount!" Everybody -. 'oafea
from his horse except Ia w. 0on
beveridge. The sena.or on u,
I nUse 10 do. DO so, and then, seeip u1, -.
LAYTON was still on horsehaet s 5. ny
NAMED where he was. 1'aa ~. - y
ana the senator afforded the s1 ss.a!
marks imaginable. Presents rs aa J.
general looked around, and 81, :.
senator, serenely facing the ,s sas !. ~
His eyes famed. eUsi ln
=" he roared; "I though, wv I, y. .
you to get dowu." pafora =, aA
.,nc f1re OF profanity the senate, o. ~, ~
:. august State of Indiana oua,ls ~
as ne had not done before tha aD1 psn
, n, bullets. He slid meesl, ~ ~
40 Sc anu stayed of.
years ago, when Sarah pe,,h,,.
vas on one Of her farewell ton,, .saI
vance Thompson was only a reno, ~
sae editor wanted a Christmas Team.
~ the divine one. Vance, fresh ~.
ans, was commissioned to .et !,
Write the story in French, and WI
ny and get her to sign it." sueses,N
the iady's manager. So Vance ~.
It IN English, translated It into Fre,.s
obtained the royal signature ana n
due time saw his effort published. al
christmas Story Of Normandy NJ
Sarah Barnhardt. Recently y.,,.s
was commissioned by a magazine !,
interview the wondrous one ~
appointed time was made for Can
He saw the lady one better, and ~
rived at $3.50 a. m. He was ushers
into a small salon. On a table /, /
tue room was an edition de lu.e N
A Christmas Story of Normandy" hi
sarah Bernhardt. The self.sam,E
story Of the newspaper. The womb
rous one arrived. "Ah, madame, II
see you are also an author" suggested!
Thompson holding up the book
Eyes," was the languid reply: I'll
mere trife I dashed off for private
distribution among my friends
1t happened years ago, during Z
New York run OF Camille" but II
was so far from the sort Of thing
that Is forgotten that Clara Morris
still loves to tell the story, usually
prefacing 1t with: Somewhere IN
the wide, wide world. there rs an
lctor-and a good actor-who can
never eat celery without thinking
Of me-" Then she explains: "In the
drst scene Of Camille Armand takes
\ rose from his mistress as love
token. But this particular night
Just before we reached that point i
suddenly missed the flower from idI
place on my breast. ];
had to have the blossom, or some
thing for a substitute; the strength
Of the scene hung on it. As l talked
my lines l hunted the stage With
eager eyes, but no rose was there!
and the only possible something lsI
its place was the celery upon ths2
dinner table; I twisted the celeHI
tops into a tight branch, and began
the words: Take this flower. u
held and caressed It will fade IN oil
Armand rose to the oel
casion, for he managed to conEi
himself long enough to reply: y
Is q cold, scentless flower. It IS "
strange flower And l Thoroughly
agreed with him."