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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14
KEITH
(From last week.

(From last week.
That was quite a youthful
couple swinging on the gate the
other day.
Several have been on the move
the past week. Mr.. Kenney
moved east of Rich Hill, Mr.. Nc
Intire to the place vacated by
Mr.. K; Jas. Boron to Foster; ].
Thomas to the Borron place, and
Jake Engleman moved onto his
farm.
We have the catalogue Of the
Rich Hill Floral Society's first
carnival TO be held June q and
-. Hope il viii be a success
both as 20 beauty and finances.
Among other special premiums
the Review offers a S3 dress pat
tern for the incest bunch Of pan
sizes grown by an old maid. We
may try for that premium as
there wasn't a word said about
whether the old maid should be
good looking or not We heard
nice looking widow say she
would like to try for the other
premium offered by the Review
for the incest bunch Of nastur.
tiums 70 a widow under 40. My
bat we are glad there wasn't any.
thing said about how old the old
maid should be.
The majority Of our neighbors
are having a tussle with Mr.,
( Grip. Hasn't caught as yet.
Mrs J X. WilS,n was on the sick
list last week with the grips.
Mr. higgins aud family moved g
the jim Naias elgtage the arst oi
last wtvk.
Otis WinSerbottOm oi Nets wa
up 90 >ee biz friend. win King, sun
day.
Some 0i our neigheors have takes
advantage oi thc iue February
weather aud s0wci their oats
Lse aud Glsn ROrrun wr,'t 20 Cllu-
ton Friday ON shurJ visit 20 rela'
tives. reforming sunday.
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14

J. X. DeJarnett has sold of all
his personal property and his
farm and will make one more ef.
fort 10 become reconciled to a
home in the far west. His Dem
Ocratic friends here have never
give him an office but wen ven
ture his Republican friends out
there will elect him sheriff Of the
county in less than six years.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14

and n-Inember the uexg time yoa
suficr irum pain-cau~ei by damp
wcatorr--when yuaF bead nearly
bnrsts tF,,u Ncuraigia-try hallard's :
Sn0W Liaimeut Il viii eure yon.
A prhuterps bpslacss man. % Hemp.
stead, rexas. wriirs; "A have ased
y0ur uakmcat. fuevloas 60 asins 4
I sas q sr,,i seiisrer from Bheama-
tisla and Nvurolkla ana plcasrd
20 say that uoN am ipeeirom thsse
complaints am sun I owe thl.
tc youF ui,imtat
sola q, 0pesa pres steFe,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14

Cd. class eolonist rates % Call.
fornia, Arizona, Nevada, New
Mexico and Old Mexico, also
certain points in Texas, also 10
points in the Northwest, on sale
daily March lst. 70 April 80th.
a. greatly reduced rates.
Hoaeseekers Excursion on the
lst and Srd. Tuesdays in Feb.
March and April TO points South
west and Northwest also 70 points
In the Southeast. Rate one fare
plus $500 % nearly an points.
one way "a. class eolonist
rates 70 the Southwest and West
on sale FEB. i9sh, March 5th and
18th. a. one half Of the one way
standard rate plus sao0
Call a Frisco Depot for fur.
ther information.
Il n cteNmvrn A.t
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14
BABY

should be sunshine 10 the house, and
viii be II you give it Whites Cram
Vermiiuge the best worm medicine
offered To suffering humanitt This
remedy II becoming the permanent
fixture of sil households A mother
with children, can't get along with
out "A bottle OF Whites Cream Yer
miiuge in the house. Il is the punest
and best mrdicine that money can
buy.
sold by Opera Drug Stor,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14

and tents for the destitute and
homeless. touched at Kingston
on its way to New York. The
authorities there actually tried
10 collect port duties from the
ship. When we think of this and
of Gov. Swettenham's 3 treatment
Of Admiral Davis, we conclude
that such people were not worthy
Of help. However, those respon
sible for these things we're not
the people that suffered the
most.
J. B. MARCH
Empire, @. T., Panama, Feb. %.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14

Loeb & Bros. sale went oh all
right as 10 the mules but the cat
tie went a iiale slow.
DR.. Allen has 10 make frequent
trips 10 jefferson City 20 help
keep the legislature straight.
The 'tarnal eritter" somehow
wont stay bitches and requires
watching.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14
To Subscribers In Arrears.

II you are ir arrears TO the TRI
BUNE please cali aud pay up. A
number Of readers are behind sev
eral years and we must insist on a
settlement Don't wait for q state
mrnt To be- mailed to "ou Look
a, the date on your paper snd you
can soon tell how much you owe.
Comr and zee US or send chrck or
po>iohi money order, with re-
nrwsi OF your subscription, and
ohlIPs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14
Educational Notes.
By Prof A. L Ives

Requests are coming TO the
county superintendent from
teachers and pupils in regard to
the date of the examinations for
county graduation. These ex-
aminations will be held at several
places in the county on SATURDAY.
April Il and 20. This date will
mark the close of most of the
schools and doubtless will prove
satisfactory 70 a large majority
Of the pupils. Examiners will be
appointed and places designated
in ample time for the examina-
tions.
The legislature has passed a
DILL making 6 months the compuIs
sorry school term instead of 8
months as heretofore. The bill
carries the provision that if 40
cents on the SlOO valuation does
not maintain an 6 months school,
then fewer than that number of
months may be maintained.
School boards should take this
into consideration in fixing the
levy upon which the people shall
votO at the annual meeting, as no
other levy than that given in the
school meeting notices can be
voted upon. Last year about 20
schools closed with shortened
terms for lack Of money. This
year nearly as many viii close
for the same reason If the peo-
pie Of a district want an 5 months
school, they should provide suf-
fcient funds TO maintain it.
Too large a percent Of our boys
and girls drop out Of school at an
Yearly age. The way 10 keep
children in school is TO make il
the most valuable and attractive
! place to them. The school room
should be for the children. Mer'
chants make their stores neat
and attractive for their custom,
ers; SO il should be with the
school room. Those things
should be done which will make
la, next 10 the home, the most in
yiting place for the children
When this is done fewer pupils
will leave school before finishing
the course Of study.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14
Eczema and Pile Cure

FREE knowing what Il f. to suf
i,r. ! viii give FREE or CHARGE.
to any afflicted positive cure fO
ErzeinR. Salt Rheum. ETyHpelHs.
Piles and skin Diseases Instant
relief. Don't suffer longer. write
+. W. WILLIAMS. 400 Manhattan
Avenue. New York Enclosp stamp
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14

We will give you the TRIBUNE
and McCall's magazine one year
for S1.O0.
We viii give you the TRIBUNE
and the New Idea magazine one
year for S1.00.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14
Is Presbyterian Church.

Sunday School GAS a. m.
Preaching at II a. m.
Junior Endesvor 3 p. m.
Christian Endeavor 6:3o p. m.
Preaching at 7:3o p. m.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday
at 1880 p. m.
w. B. Chancellor, Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14

Mr.. II. Livingston from Z. +.
d. No. /, a mighty good man, and
Republican, was in the city last
Thursday and set his Subsorip,
ton 20 the TRIBUNE ahead quite
a notch.
MIR. and Mrs. c. d. Winchell
have returned from their sojourn
down at Lawton, Okla. They en-.
nyed their winters visit very
much but are glad TO get back 10
Rich Hill c. D. will not break
the sod on that quarter sections
Of government land this year and
gee, whoa haw buck wont break
the mnnotony of ones farm life.
No not this year. We are all
glad 70 see the wandering old boy
back in his urban home once
again and hope he wong do 50 any
more.
wa,aa, Stres, "a. 8. uhurch
Preaching at this church each
Sunday et II a. m. and T;S0 p. m.
Sunday School AZ a;45A N.
Junior League al $50 p. m.
Epworth League At $50 p. u
Prayer meeting on thursday
evening a. 7;So
The public are cordially inyit
ca "a attend.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-03-14
THE PANAMA CANAL.
Progress as Reported by a Rian
On the Ground.

in the Culebra cut. Last MONTH
was the banner month. The
output for last month was &c.,
75O cubic yards. This greatly
exceeds the work Of any previous
month and more than doubles
the greatest amount of dirt the
French took out in any one
month. The work Of the pres
ent month will not show up sol
well, there being only % work
ing days in it.( the 22nd. being al
holidayD II is expected that in
next month the record viii be-
broken again. l send you q cut
of a steam shovel at work. 1t is
certainly surprising how fast it
eats it's way through this dirt.
AS it progresses along, the track
is taken up from behind it and
laid in front Of it.
Its expected that the force of
steam shovels will be doubled.
If so, more than a million cubic
yards a month can be taken out
during the dry season. Not
nearly so much can be taken out
during the wet months. AT the
beginning Of this year there were
in round numbers, 5O,OOO,O00 Gu
bic yards Of dirt to be taken out.
You, doubtless have read much
Of the negotiations to contract
the work II now appears that
there is a considerable probabil-
iity that the commission will con.
tinue the work 10 its completion
under the present regime. l
think il would be more economi-
cal to have il done by contract,
and that il could be more quickly
done in that way.
The report of the Health De
partmenJ for Jan. gives IS deaths
among the canal and railway EN-.
ployes numbering 1881 This
is a good showing and the SHni.
tary Department justly claims q
large share of the honor. The
war that department has wagod
on mosquitoes and on filth has
been relentless; and the money
thus expended is yielding good
returns.
The history of the construction
of the Panama r. r. begun in
lS49 and completed in 1855,
shows a CHASTITY state of affairs.
No preliminary sanitary work
was done. After taking a trip 10
the iungles, one can imagine the
\ conditions then existing. The
rank tropical growths Of ve,yeta.
tion, the deadly exhalations, the
fever bites of the ever pre- sent
mosquito, as well as the stiHg oi
lother insects were a few of the
many causes leading 70 the ter,
lriole loss of life. l have heard
the statement made that the con
struction of that railway COST a
human life for every tie tners is
lin the AZ miles OF its length. Cn,
der such conditions the caual
could hardly have been constrmC,
ted, or il 50, az tremendous
loss of life and fabulous outlay
OF money.
The jamaican earthquake has
been described by the news
papers, but they did not do the
subject justice. Those l have
seen vino have oeen 10 Kingston
since il happened describe il as
being many times worse than
the newspapers represent IL.
Beyond doubt IL was more ter.
rifle than the San Francisco
earthquahvi but the city being
smaller the loss OF life was not Sc
great. This disaster seems near
home because there are a great
many Jamaica as both white aud
black, in the employ Of the Com
/ n,ia.l,., .nh...lr.Alnn l,nrn,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24

- battle Of butterflies. sala the
Japanese siscount hFmly
vlmposelblef@ erled the somsn o.
hls right
Oh. the vlaeouni Insisted. "the
Thing il authenticated Il happened
"a August 90. iess Tales and poems
without number have been written
uS III
-on the afiernooa II August 20 tee
opposing armies Of the BUTTERFLIES
fought aa serial hattie hetseaa
Molina and ksssaakl NnFa. The hGht
continued till sunset. when the small.
er army turned and retFeatea. The
sictoTs pursuing u III ali were loet
IN ths rozy sunset haze. Tho ground
beneath The combat uas thlckls
slrewa with wounded and dead war.
ri0fa.
'TAs battle drew : thousand people
4 occurred ahoaf a. feet Up II he
cir. The spectators we're zmaaed and
horror stricken 20 sae ahesa gentle
blue BUTTERFLIES grapnllns and strns
sling fufiausly and silently in s blue
blizzard above 1hoif beads
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24

: fee DAYS sea he president gave
audience a. emlneai weatefnef
Whe haa come 81 fhe Interest II a par.
den application ThN man presented
his ease eloqaenfiz Whea De- had
nalzhe8 she president presented the
other atle aad ls 5oinH 20 shoWed
YeeF eaaelHslvely thar the pardon
should noi be sfanled
10 Feu aef agree sah mefe Be
asked hls visitor after b. had an.
nounced his aNn conclusion
Yes, Mr President ! am bound t0
aay / d. uoW that fou have gone into
the case 30 faiiy. va the renly
I'm very glad said ne president
And Ia very glad yun diant cry
Mr.. Wemen and generals
alvays cry vheu ! IHrp dawn their ap
plleatlans fof narions OF for nromo.
tlena, Ridgvaya
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24

Another victim 4 ~Resen6aam. TIE
hoedoo dog Of the ievee. uaz added
to-day. uhen VIII Cllnofd. 8 younn
coleFed man. dropped dead suddenly
after the "headoo aog had been fal
lowing HIN around for sometime. AZ.
cordine to tbs negroes un tie water
front. the death oE cllnofd brings the
total number u nosenbaum'a xlctlms
up % eight
Clifford Il said lo have incurred The
enmitr q the dec dnsina The recent
aood. when he struck the animal with
an oar.
Hasenbanm Is : yellow monefel.
whleh appeared % the loves frunl
sometime age. Il il nnw hard "a rsl
nsarues lo work % the wharfhoais. IS
teEforlzed are lheY baltimore Amer.
leaa.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
Flssslna has.n,nrau, -.

Not lone sso The sole and ahaofbius
mission of Edmanion. IN : oamms4
eial say was Is hlik ignorant klon
dlke sdFculafefs ooF fellows sha
thought thai Alasks sas perhaps 100
miles sesi = Whnlp, lnia outnulaK
there taf TIE land o. gold wflies Ems
eHson lipusa ID outing There aers
EnElishmea boHad fof he kiona ke
eho brought slth them as faf az "a.
monleh their ovu baled has fact.
though q seems impossible even for
a. Englishman AMI OF era Hho
brought irzetion englaes 10 carry
them thence meffiiY over the Rockies
e the klcadlfe, and fst others vho
had hsffels rlekea witb Axies aud
shafts for horse draft. which IN tran
81 nieelt mingled nails. sugar. baking
powder and other Foods Into one
homogeneous fabric. and many ether
similarly ernaea and shelly ialutic
men. eho Thought they kneu uhere
tie froniicF waa and hou Il might H.
mastered
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24

Thn nature students everybody II
4 nature studauf nowadays wefs tFy.
ing 70 Guido one Anosker
Eagles whes the sun l. oxsrhag
shade their young 9Th 0aiarefched
wings. a.la ths nrat Ca August AT
eruoona ! have seen 4 mother eagle
ssaaa patiently tuo full heaFr her lefs
wlnx aprezd lite al umbrella. uhiis
in ~ caal shade her nesting slept
saalfrels said the Second. "can
tel shether nnt is good o. bad vith.
out aPenluE A. A fheainut q sainat
= sheilbaFk they llfi q IL their little
pass hold 4 e thelF faces a mament.
then II Il il bad cast Il aside Hos
- they teli1 ny TIE weight ay the
souhaf incline % think ihey 90 4
hy tea smell
oslsiches never aef. said The thlft
Thsy iaY their egks "a the pale
sahafAn sands Asd The saa duss the
frst hal before the osifehcs depart
from Ihcif egEs fhsx place On skt top
o. each d pinch - sand iof they knum
thar ibe germ sill mount % tAe TOP
and ghai he suns heat a9ald MI ne
ksTm sefe li aaf pfeerta8
"A trained elephant said TIE
fourth student. danced very badly a.
& matinee performance aad uas &c.
eordlagly beaten eruelly q ~ msstef.
That Night. hearing = shalilnE nolse
outside. tie meaaier crens f0fth snd
there IN the moonllsht he found the
elephant carefully practleing lis dance
sserss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24

The lightning rod vas invented b
Benjamin Franklin IL 1854. 20 arrest
the electricity 81 The thunder when
the Information of the dlseovefS
Teaaacs Rabsi saul kaizenellenhogen.
Of wilma. 1e sud that the sheofg vas
not new. because Il waa already known
~ Taimudlc times. and be showed !
passage IL the Tosefia third century,
where 4 says that s0n Sabbath Il is
permitted 10 place 81 iron near The
hennery 70 safeguard the fowls from
thunder and lightning strikes. The
TaImud vo1ches that there & moth.
lng superstitious about thls belief
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
THE LsNorA or ETERNITY.
This Man Had His Own and Peculiar
ideas on tire suhlses.

Mrs. c. VI McCailoch. Of Chicago.
on taking up her new once Of justice
Of the peace. told q Chicago reporter
that In the performances Of marriage
ceremonies she proposed 10 omit the
word "ohey In these enlightened
days" said Mrs. McCulloch. the word
obey has lost its meaning Ia the mar
riaee contract The best wife does
not propose to obey her haSbAnd
any more than the best husband pro.
poses R0 obey hla wiie Obedience Il
for dogs. horses~ereaturva wiyAawi
reason. SO l think that ve should
drop this meaningless word For q d
meaningless AZ meaningless a. =
certain other word VAS 20 a certain
boorlsh husband The husband had
been particularly nasty one rainy sun.
day 40 home and bis wife finally BE-.
San 10 cry Eight years ago she
sohhed YOU swore eternal love and
now on. grovied the man. how
long 90 you expsct eternal love 20 last.
ans way
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
= Countess sehsaols.

The following division of the day
made By the countess q shefis3a
after she vas the mother of four chill.
dren may be pr0ffably accepted y
untitled mothers Eighg hours fer
bed and SLEEP. no more. no less. one
hour foF communion Nith myself
four hours 10 al necessary household
dulles. for II they cannot BE- finished
IN that time they may salt : daY
four hours 70 the comfort and com
panlonship of my ehiidrea four hours
With ms husband music and books
and the fresh air three hours %
friends sad pleasures ln which al
maY participate So ! have lived for
70 sears and - | hope 70 i've until
the end.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
N rnE WRoNo FLOCK.
Ne wendsr Mrs phIlpsts nlus Rib.
bon Caused Smiles.

Tho temperance society was TO
meet that afternoon Mrs. Philpots
dressed IN a hurry and came painting
downstairs She was a short plump
woman. "Addie. run up 20 my room
and get my blue ribbon rosette the
temperance badge she directed her
maid = have forgotten Il you will
know Il. Addie blue ribbon and gold
lettering" Yaam, I knows & right
we'll Addie conld not read, bat she
know blue ribbon with gold letter.
ina when she saw IL and therefore
had no trouble In finding Il and fasten.
ing Il properly on the dress Of her
mistress Mrs philposs vas too busy
greeting her friends or giving CLOSES
attention to the speakers al the meet
ing 70 note that they smiled when
they shook hands with keF When
ehe reached Aome supper was served,
20 she went directly 70 the dinsng
room, where the other members pf
the family we're seated Gracious
me. motheriH exclaimed her son.
that blue ribbon have you been
wearing that at the temperance meet
tnKf" A loud laugh went 40 on AT
sides. ewhy. what is H. Harry
asked the good woman, ciutehing AZ
the ribbon In surprise why, mother
dear. didn't you know that was the
ribbon ! wore At the show = The
gold lettering on the ribbon read
Atlanta Poultry show
First Prize Bantam
-~Youtha Companioa.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24

In The Japanese method of aoNef
decoration 70 become 4 master II
which q man must study for 81 least
Il xeafs seven years Of hard work
making him only fairly proficient
only few flowers are used Oas beau.
iiful beugh IL considered ample
estheslc food far . day The Japanese
knos that onlF one beautiful object
az time can be- appreciated. and
thef atm a placing that ebieci il per
fecl relation % lts SURROUNDINGS 4
Vass Of aowefs IN q Iapanese house Is
the principal thing Ia The Foom. near
which the chief guest 81 the evenlnE
IL SEATED
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24

7 never saN auch q rnbber.neck =
sneened Mrs. Gsbble lust because
ne doctor stopped Il our house yes.
terdAy Hha immediately wanted tn
know what waa The matter sYes. :.
replied Mfn. Eaybor. 4 wonder hoH
she'd IKE The rest q ua to Be thas
curious about her fuu know thx dee
lor stopped Il Der house today. too.
''Yeu don't saFI eundef what's The
matter there ls- Catholic STANDARD
and Times
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-24
TURNED THE TABLES LONDONS NEW FAD
MAhArMA POPS 1usr NOW the
LION OF SOCIETY
Wonderful Philosopher from india
Preaehss Strange Doctrines and
Rehuksa the Follles % fhs
Clients Who vlsig Him.

eocietyb latest lion Is An Indian
AScegic. with name compeeed q
many consonanls and namefoaa q.
viaions. SAYS Londob. Eng. eorfe
spondent lie ls the MahaimA pope.
great man Ia India lnet the sort
0f Mahntma spoken pf b. Mrs He
sant Of Col Oleotii ralsF of raiahs
and sort og king u philosophers
lie Nas Flch once and q member Of
hish caste family. hut be nanw hts
wealth aaiae~~he sayA money maAlmS
" sha occupation " pisa siiYs@tea
himself ot his worldiy aplanGoea and
lived eight years ia the jungle. com
munIne With hia soul Prom thls -
clusion be emerged. khtixen. a. it
we're he can cause his heart 10
stand atlil for a quarter % an hour
and yet his spirit doee not leave the
tasy lie says be has seen the soul Of
one animal leave It's earthly boas and
SO into another II We lead bad lives
on earth ~ shall lead worse Ia the
next Incarnation We are all atoms
IN the ocean Of atoms which are cres.
tion. and his object IN coming here
is 20 teach us 10 control our minds 80
that the mind shall 2antrol tke bodY.
after which there viii b. rs rain. nc
nnhAppinehA ne mean actions and nc
nae Tor money He does not touch
money, thunsh there arr plenty II his
disciples who are eniy too glad TO
pay The cosi 81 hts lodging Aud 10
thls prophet grand, forceful spcct
men ~ an Indian. man uf 81. leoklnw
40. society trandles hy the host daY
b. day. 10 listen to hia wonaeffui
philosophy sent to see him one
day last weeA, and Ia the RESIN. sitting
Ia front ef thr iurhAned. fall rohca
Mahaima. / found a young British
duke and his American nifc The
pope had apparently said nothing 10
them hut bad contemplated them Ia
silence suddenly Ne turued % she
duchess and sid You ars anehcssi
What good v thar Sc youf Does it
giYe guu more to eat than farmsfiy
Are yau not pfoudcr than sou were
when you aets lust 4 miserable m0n.
sy makins millionairss daughter
All this lu q torrent ~ words and
the embarrassed duchess ahfunK
from eide g side "rli ten Yon shat
! think said the Mahaima. pointing
hls hneiy shaped hand At her. You
have = monkey mind. yes. a monkey
mind n ls like a shuttle change ls
b thinking 81 xned lhiT~pi Ana you
here be addressed he duke yoa
have bad mind. a bad character. ast.
! will reform Yoa
Then he dismissed them aud he tuid
me after they had gone lie wsu
come hack She vii not She ia
afraid she ls = Eood woman ulth :
monkey mind ! viii make him
leader u men The dake came hack
sud i now ; regular disciple. learn
ink hes 70 discipline his mind The
duchess DID not rsarn she saa
afraid Iiul other great social leaders
- dally e. this wonderful man. who
refuses money Of gifts. vho eats
handful of eurfisd vegetables a aay
sleeps three hours a nlEht ats the
rest q the time IN 40 armchair
preaching preaching pfeachIag in
clarion voice that never Tires. and yet
Il he iikes Be- esa salk 50 mlles Eith
cut siepping fof : rest 40 aondef he
f. haulxei