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Evening journal., 1908-07-22
PUBLIC SALES.
FARMERS DAY AT CENTER
WILLIE, FRIDAY. JULY "a.
va
ltfSc,lr stss1-gAllA

am coming with 75 head OF fresh cows
and close springers, heifers, 2 steck bulls;
1 carload of as fine large cows as / ever
sold i'm Delaware. including 1 thorough
bred Guernsey. as fine as silk, years old
and should bring SIPS Your price ~ mine;
3 Thoroughbred Aldernoys, entitled TO
register. good cows for private lam
Uiee, worth 500 each, sold for high doll
lar others are graded and some are eX-
tra GOOD ones, Durhams ana Holsteins.
A iof OF articles / viii sell on commission
fnr n trucker; 4 fine peikin ducks have
heen shipped from Maine; 3 horses, 1 nice
sorrel horse. years old, absolutely sound,
hind and "a woman can drive him, weighs
ins0 Mounds: other low-pricc horses
Don't forget to come Tor dinner as Mr..
Heck nromisos TO treat us we'll. N YOU
,cant COWS they viii be there as I have
aii I advertise. II you want 20 see your
fricnd he'll he there. he said he was go
i,s 10 take dinner with me.
II vou wish TO discuss politics como on
rridav. July 24th, TO centreville Come
and vel posted In the market price OF live
stock, n wet will sell IN the dry Come
40 ioiu the crowd at Centreville. Cows
sold on a guarantee and delivered. Cows
tested II desired. sixty days credit In
terested added JOHN Il. O'NEAL,
Fnls Hicks. Clerk.
phone II Centerville
iyi5-It Mt Cuba, Del.
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PAPER HANGERS AND DEcoRATORsD
Rooms papercd from $3.50 up. Work
guaranteed. FAYMON a. GREENBENG.
boi r. Sixth 81. Doimarvia. 3592. 'yl-iml
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Her Uneooked Gown.

Miss Flufigirl-Miss Newthought has
gone the limit with her vegetarianisml
Miss Furbelow-Why. what is her lat.
estf Miss Flufhgirl-She actually re
fuses TO wear anything but raw silk
gowns now.-New York Press.
Evening journal., 1908-07-22
The World lsl.srr;ro

Briggs - Do you believe that the
world is divided into two classes.
those who borrow and those who lend ?
cFiggs = No sir. My experience is
that two other classes are much more
prevalent-those who want to borrow
and those who won't lend.-L1fe-
Evening journal., 1908-07-22

fU s. ARMY-ABIE-
w bodied. unmarried men. between ages
OF Is and 35 citizens Of the United States
of good character and temperate habits.
who can speak. read and write Eng
lish For information apply 70 Re-
cfniting officer. t05 No 18th st.. 1876 No.
SIN 81 Philadelphia, Pa. No. N. Srd
ST., Camden, N. j.: Cor Broad and Frant
SITS. Trenton. n. j.. corner 4th and Mar
ket Sts. Wilmington. Del; 6i9 Penn ST.,
Reading, Pa; Mountain City Bldg. Potts
vile. Pa iy1-Sm
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A No. o.. 20 LIi,n-

"The climate here is salubrious, isn't
~" remarked the tourist. t.
Say, friend" replied the native,
"test write that there word down fur
me, WIN yery j git tiFed O. swearin'
st this climate in the same old way.
That's a new one ne"-Philadelphia Press.
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PROPOSALS.

.--s~~s-o~-oo--<,-
ID ROPOSAI.S-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received by the Printing Com
mitteo of City Council until Thursday
evening, July %, 1908, at 500 o'clock, for
prlntlng 800 copies Of the city auditors
annual report OF the city OF Wilmington
FOR the fiscal year ending June S0th, 1908.
Information relative 10 the same may be
secured at the office Of the city auditor.
An proposals must be addressed 10 the
Printing Committee Of the Council, mark
ca 'proposals for printing annual report
OF the City Auditor and must be Deposit
ed IN tho box provided for the purpose, IN
the Council chamber, before time above
specified. SAML II. BENSON,
iyiS-20-22 Chairman Printing Committee.
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The pInerenes.

PA what's the difference between a
4hyme and a poem2"
''The person who makes a rhyme
stands some chance OF seeing II
printed, even II It is merely put on a
eard 10 be stuck up In an Il car."-
Chicago hecOrd-HeraId.
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rima to Ra ninIomatio.

When a woman shows you the pic
ture OF her baby remember that you
win get into trouble, nine times out Of
ten, If you say exactly what you think
-Somervilie Journal.
Evening journal., 1908-07-22

INVEST your tIme-It Is
better than to merely SPEND
it. = little of it INVESTED
every few days in answering
want ads. will often lead to
dividends fer life.
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His Idea Of Him.

Bill-Did you go to see that boy actor
last night7 Jill-Yes. did he get a
handY' what he ought TO have got
was a hingle."-Yonkers Statesman.
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NOTICES
-pIvIpHNp.

July 10Th, 1908.
The Directors Of wilmington Trust
Company have this day declared divi-
dend OF two and one-haif C2l6) per cent.
payable August LIST, TO stockholders Of
record July 2ist, 1908 Checks viii be
mailed. WIN. WINDER LAIRD.
iy21-st Treasurer.
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Mr.. Advertiser

Il Recently the general
manager of the United
Publishers Association of
New York City came to
Wilmington for the pur-
poseof studying the news
paper situation here. In
his own words ITO select
the best newspaper was
formerly a task, but the
problem is rapidly eluci-
dating itself-the old
law of the Survival of the
httest' is doing its work
of elimination with un-
erring force"
q Unrestricted access to
the circulation books and
other records of The
Evening Journal was
given to the representa-
tive of this association
and after considerable ex-
haustive inve stigation,
both inside and outside
the Journal Office, the as
sociation published in
their official bulletin on
July Is, 1908, the follow
ing +:
q ga noteworthy develop
ment in this field is The
Evening Journal. The
present owners have made
it the leading evening
paper of the State. 1t now
now has a good, live cir
culation which, according
to our latest investigation
is 10,202.
q From personal observa-
ton we can state that the
activities which surround
The Journal Office when
delivery time arrives,
fairly indicate the wide
spread popularity of this
excellent newspaper, and
substantiates the circula-
ton statement in a most
lively fashion.
q "The Evening Journal
has accomplished great
results against hot com
petition and is fully en-
titled to the reputation il
has received
q Mr.. Advertiser, if you
have meritorious mer-
chandise to sell, think ol
what a large purchasing
element you can reach
through The Evening
Journal.
q A telephone call to The
Evening Journal Office
will bring to your place
of business an experienced
advertising man. Phone
for him and let him plar
a campaign for you tha
is guaranteed to bring
excelleut results
Evening journal., 1908-07-22
candor.

= PA, what's friendly candorT'
at Is generally the first aid to en-
mity. ."--C Chicago Record-Herald.
Evening journal., 1908-07-22

It Is not the strength but the dura.
ton OF great sentiments that makes
great aen.-zBsriadri~A nrs~fzsehs.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

vfTANTTD-AnLT BODIED MEN be-
w tween ages 10 and 2b for u. 8.
Marine Corps Must be native born or
have first papers. Excellent opportunity 10
see the world. Good pay. Clothing ratons,
quarters medical attendance free. app
al ". 81 Marine Corps Recruiting Ofdce.
postofnce Building. Wilmington, Del.
jya-2it
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

fED~THoRoUdHTY ExPfRI-
w enced litter on women's garments.
Kennard and Co. jyil-u
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BANK STATEMENTS.


n bFpoRT OF THE CONDITION OF
X THE SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
pupOSTT COMPANY. at Wilmington IN
the state OF Delaware, at the close or
business, July l5. leoS
ro.rs and discounts ............s 7Es2oi Sc
Overdrafts. secured and unse- -. -.
cured ...... ..-.s.s. .-s..''..-,' ''f'NF ~
Stock, D nrsn,Sm segSraues en same S . 1essiss os
Banking house, furniture ana M -eo 20
fixtures ........ ........s.s..''sss 800 II.
Other real estate ........ ..s...s. na'soNo ~ ~ ~
Bonds and mortgages .........s.. oio'-" W
Due from National. state ana
pTiy"iq pnS trust fa"sS Companies. s5s7s 50
Checks and other cash items 1'no2
Exchanges for clearing house. $3.50 -
Fractional paper currency nick 81.
els and cents ......s.....-. ...- iel o-
Cash on hand. viz; -.
Legal tender notes &
National bank notes 4S4os 90 bAzeS 10
Total. =. ..............ss ao5.sso a
ITABrLITIES.
Capital stock paid in ............s cog ooo 20 %
Surplus fund ......s..ss....sssss.- V0VuVv W
Undivided profits. less current
expenses and taxes paid....-... 6Nolloo
Dividends unpaid ..............- 40 %
Individual deposits
subject 10 check. 80 l22, tls9 %
Garfield checks ..... 1457 0S
Treasurers checks
outstanding q. .... 1853 36 2l3S.529 %
Total ... .... ........ss. 4O5. 900 a
State Of Delaware. County OF New Cas-
tie. ss:
J. T. Scott Townsend. treasurer or the
ahoye-named corporation, do solemnlv
swear that the above statement Is true
10 the best Of my knowledge and belief
L. SCOTT TOWNSEND.
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this
twenty-hrst day OF July, 1908
LEVI l.. MAT.ONEY,
Notary Public
Correct-Attest:-
J. DAVIS SIsLER,
BENZ. NTELDS.
S. G. SIMMONS.
jy22-23 Directors
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PUBLIC SALE

At our residence. miles from VIII
mineton on the West Chester Pike. on
MONDAY. JULY q. 1908. at p. m.
Two carloads Of Ohio fresh COWS,
springers fat heifers, stock steers. etc.
Ortlip. Auc. PAssMoRE BROS.
iy2O-ot THOs. N. PAsSMORE.
Evening journal., 1908-07-22
ROOMS FOR RENT.

NIRARD- sos. so7 AND 500 RACE ST.
" Philadelphia. Rosms. Is. IS. SOC Gen
tlemen emily. ally
EoR RENT-RooMs, FURNISHED OR
unfurnished. 1124 King St jys am
= OR RENT-NEATL.Y FURNISHED
L rooms. Ne. 2oi Z. Fifth street
1y1s-lm
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REAL EsTArE FOR SALE
EOR SALE

FOR SALE
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS.
i0o2 W. 10th. facing Cold Spring Park. 10
room. bath and porch.
TOs Franklin ST.. facing sth st. Park, 70
Delaware river.
No. 1 w. iiih ST., 10 rooms. bath. peruh.
These properties are efferod A reduoeo
prices.
Apply
wnArEEaTseE EEsDTse q g9YsE 9gYEg. & qq, 3.
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OSBORNE ABBEY
BOWERS BEACH. DEL.

77777'9'77|71T77
ENT COTTAGE
Bowers Beach on the Delaware. Boat.
ing. Bathing, Fishing Dancing, Roller
Skating, etc. Special rates by the week
Call and see for yourself. Table unsur.
passed
REESE & WILSON. Props.
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w ANTED-oNE GOOD ExPER1-
Wv enced real estate salesman. s1s
Market st. Guarantee Title and Trust Co.
jy21-st
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y OR RENT-sTABLE WITH 6 slrAff1b
and large yard. Apply 500 MarylApd
Ave. jydB-6t-eod
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ID EMovED TO sss ORANGE STREET.
N John T. Mullins Inc. Printers. Rub
ber Stamps. Get prices
Evening journal., 1908-07-22

Wy ANTED-A SALESLADY WHO
Wv has experience IN department
store. Apply Greenbaum's. soi Market St
jy21-2t
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For RENT
FOR RENT

II
SIG W. 9Th ST.. rooms. perch. furnished.
GIG Jefferson St.. 7 rooms. porch
Gil Delaware Ave. II rooms. peFoh.
1nf Scott ST.. 7 rooms. porch
227 Concord Ave. roems. ana perch.
2i6 Gray Ave, rooms and poron.
1910 Mt Salem Lane. rooms and perch
GIG w. srd St.. s rooms and DoroK.
10000 Lancaster Ava. Z rooms. perch.
1915 and 1917 Maryland Ave. rooms. porsh
$40 KlrlSwood ST.. 7 rooms and porch.
4os E. 9th ST., rooms and porch
House az Hamilton Park large let
House at Richardson Park. lapgo lsa
House az shollpot Park. large bG
House at Talioyvilie. acres.
Apartments centrally located
stores. good business locations
o. G. oooDEN. $40 Market BA
Beth Phones
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HOTEL STICKNEY

Kentucky Ave, second hotel from beach.
Prick and stone building; private baths
electric fights; elevator. Rates. SO to n6
weekly.
l. V. STICKNEY. owner and Prep
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FOR SALE

No 1 West nth st.. 10 rooms and bath.
heater. porch. etc. This large dwelling has
been put In the best Of condition and oAn
be bought on very reasonable terma-
GIBBONS a MOORE.
Fifth and Shiploy SITS.
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HOTEL LAMBORN

Maryland Ave, near beach. Open all
year. Capacity go. Private baths, elevator,
etc Booklet.
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PONCE DE LEON

Virginia Ave, and Beach, convenient TO
boardwalk pier and amusements. Moder-
ate rates ALFRED B. GRINDROD.
Evening journal., 1908-07-22
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
NEW CLARION

ocean end Kentucky Ave, near all
piers. Open all year Elevator to street
level Booklet Coach. S. X. BoNIFACE'
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NEW BELMONT

Homeiike and attractive. 81 up. daily
$3.50 up weekly. Ocean and Virginia Avos
W. J. WARRINGTON.
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For SALE
EOR sane
FOR SALE

HUN NOfALL
We have one more left Of those de-
sirabie homes on DUPONT street. between
18th and 14th SITS. The number IS 1926
DUPONT ST. Go look at IL. The price is
right
II. s LYNCH. 17o1 w. 18th St
ty17-tf-eod
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LOST AND FOUND


T 0ST-PASS BOOK NO. 69.e9o. HELENA
- S. Raskeb. Trustee No. L New book
applied for. y32-D-a5
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statesmen WANTED

Q ALESAfAN wANTED-sELL RETAIL
- trade SO to Si75 per month and ex-
penses or commission. Experience un-
necessary. Hermingsen Cigar Co.. Toledo.
Ohio. jy16-6t
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-25

49,. sue. ,.a al Haitian gardens.
stretch forth from the villa. which Is
replica of the Florentine villa, La Cap
ponrina, which Mr. Clemens late wife
so dearly loved and where two OF the
happiest years of their lives were spent
La Capponcina Is now the home OF
DAnnunzio. the Italian poet
The main building is u rectangular pa
viliOn with wings on either side, the wallis
of Cream-colOred stuccO and the low hang
ting ltaliau roof covered with copper
c0lored tiles. Across one end Is the
living room, with windows on three sides
and wallis panel,aI ia dark wood, The
tine. big p.pc or-Hh. previously ia Mr..
tleucuS various homes is built In the
unliEht,d tnd of the room In the center
II II huge Fireplace. which Mr. and Mrs
Clemens bought many years ago In Scot
land. This room opens on the ltHluu
loggia. with n sweeping view OF the beauti-
full rolling country Here Mr., Clemens
aud his daughter spend much time to-
gethcr. although his study Is remotely
distant. Entering the house by a main
doorway in the central pavilion. the Wis
itor finds himself Ia large. square hall.
with biliard-rOom to the right. living
room to the left. and the entrance to the
dining room opposite the main doorway.
Three long windows In the dining room
open on terrace. overlooking the Italian
garden Here number of small spruce
trees. resembling the Expresses of Italy.
recall the days Mark Twain spent In bis
Florentine Villa The office OF Mr., Glenn
ems secretary. the kitchens and pantres
occupy the rest of the first door on the
second 1oot is Mr. Clemens bedroom and
study Oh one side OF The house, the apart
ments of his family aud several guest
chambers ON the other.
'lou asked me why am thankful
said MIR Clemens as he hitched his cha
a tribe nearer to the open fireplace. where
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-25

slumbers. he moved After writing for
the Virginia City Territorial Enterprise,
Nevada newspaper he iourneyed to the
SierTas. went to Honolulu the following
yer, returned 10 America. crossed the
continent TO New York. and in 1867 sailed
for Europe on the Quaker City. limo
cents Abroad" was the result of this trip.
and on his return trip Mr.. Clemens aud
Miss Langdon met on the ship. al their
wedding speedily followed.
Mark Twain was nm editor 10 Buffalo
for about two years. Referring to this
period OF his life he said:
Il could not live In Buffalo because of
the frequency of fur overcoats"
In 1871 his comfortable home In Hart
ford, CT. was purchased. aud there the
family lived for ifteen years. Here were
some Of the happiest years of the authors
life. He was idolized by his neighbors
and he was surrounded 10y every com-
fort until IL Scnrs ago financial ruiu
overlook him. aud once more this wan
derer was compelled TO start forth on n
lecture tour. that he might be able to
settle With his creditors and begin life
anew. AS a means to this end he
elected to make worlds lecture tour
aud set forth assured Of the sympathy
OF every man. woman and child who had
learned TO love him and look upon HIN
as the one who had done nivfe to perpet
uate the literature q the New World
than any other American suthor,
Although man Of 60 ~ that time he
set forfh with all the ardor aud en-
thuslasn OF boy on his first outing In
a world all strange, In many ways the
task ne had get for himself was more
difficult than Tint OF Sir Walter scott
when he wrote some Of his best-kuo
works while hnmpered by burden OF
debt
Mark Twains popularity as n lecturer
had not suffered from his long years OF
practical retirement The0ters and halls
were not spacious enough 10 accommodate
the crowds that gathered 10 greet him
wherever he went The proceeds OF this
his last tour and the book that followed.
Following the Equator" and other publ
cations since not only pnid NIL his debts
hut left him handsome fortune, aud once
more he Is enjoying state Of atiiuenct
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-25

EAA ,Rk IWA .r.tpaS lhuo.
" Can the millions Of readers who
y have followed him through the
I,.au.. Of '-HuckIcherry finn" and Tom
Sawyer" thence en- tour with ''lnnncenis
Abroad. and on down to the present
time reconcile themselves to this
thought9 Yet, such was the case-serious
and thankful Serious because that sea
son when tn" most frivolous of us try TO
concentrate r"r thoughts on the sternef
problems of life. thankful because those
brilliant faculties with which God so gen
erously endoW ed him Hte rs sharp, keen
aud active this Thanksgiving DAY hs they
were 3: yeats ago. when he reached
mnn'S estate
Samuel Iangdon Clemens wlli he rs
years old the lat day uf this nlnnth aud
when the writer called a. his paIatial
new home. near New RpddIng. Conn. q
rev days ago. this greeting awaited him
81 know the object of yOur visit. NOu want
TO know how shall spend my Thanks
gi-Ing bay and lust what the burden OF
my thanks offering will be this year.
bave so much To Toe thankful for that /
must pause before ! reply.
Assuring him that ! WAS most gratifleC
60 learn that the n'te had forwarded
several days In ad ance of my descent
upon MIN had so cleariy set forth the
purposes OF my sit. | was afforded am
pie opportunity while be lapsed into a
deep reverie to glance about ME and
drink In the bpauties of my surroundings
q fitting setting. within aud without. for
the worlds foremost humorist.
Mark Twain's new home stands on an
eminence that commands sweeping
view Of the 1870 acres of meadow and
woodland that comprise his estate Beau
tifully shaded aud vevety lawns. dotted
here and there by flaming flower beds. nd
the angular and severe Shrubbery that
characterizes the decorative scheme of
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-25

the outsider, It looks Ike q car load OF
coors. At every corner another bunch or
ribbons manages So squeeze on board.
Occasionally talIy-ho passes with Its
blaze OF color und its blatant, belligeFent
hOFhs.
Aud the crowd Everybody in town is
there And the noise. iIoruf, cheers,
brass bands aud squeaKy. feminine
shrieks cleave the air The irrepres.
sibe "rah, rah rah of the college root.
ers h awe inspiring. True II Is but
degenera ton Of the famous. terrifying
wurcry Of Old Kicked 10 The RID, But
# Is fierce enough for the present day
aud emminenliy satisfying.
Mixing u Up.
when the two tennis come out on the
field all His Satanic Maiesty's domain
breaks iOose at once which Is Just an
other way Of saying 1t. Every last de-
sceHdant Of the Puriians present. old or
young shouts from the very bottom OF
his lungs 0ut n he dnesut know one or
the other Of the college wells. he just
yeis 'Yenh," and lets IL 60 Mt that
"See bimf" shricks had to the man
next TO him. whom he doesn't know from
Adam, the one with the torn red land
blue Jersey on the big fellow e0rklng
specimen. and game as they make EN-.
hos MY Snu hip of the old block 100.
sure he 70 play today, and just you watch
hb4 rio up their llnei tell you man
emit help feeling thankful on day like
this. when he's got son Ike that, can
her Mikes Thanksgiving sort Of real.
you know.
Aud then the game starts. The half
hirks aud tho tackles and tn guards and
he water boys and the sp0nges aud the
%, fcreps aud the doctors and the city
Hmluluncp ali get mixed up Ia one gior-
lous iGJiscrimnate heap 70 the middle OF
the field Then they untangle themselves,
aud get mixed ~ all over again, until one
sjGe or the other proves Itself the better
mixers OF course the side that has beer
HHNcd Up the worse and tied into the
stron2cs. s8iiDrs knots E, the one that
lns-s. And tn re- you are.
bad and thousands 81 other dads s1d
descendants Of the Puritan ~ lb"rs-s0
h1uc 80 a bbize u glory and 10y anG ~
JhuS,triu. r his team won AID 10 despair
10 a lost
oh up thanksgiving nowadays isn't so
very different trum what II used to be.
No in deed! Only as regards the trim
IuIn'st'
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NzLznk HoE -EaozedNIa17Lzee7 tocAaae

game he shot He had no object 10 view
except the securing Of some sort OF ami
ma to grace his table on the morrow
after the long long service Of Thanks
giving was over And of thai he was In
dire need The winter bed been hard and
the crops had that siIiamer aud the oniy
man who had prospered was the under
taker-aRd he was not particularly rich, rs
be had buried most OF the folks on credit.
TO repeat, Valiant was looking for game.
Suddenly. with great joy. he bebeld roost-
ing In the tops OF q dlscoaso ate piue
tree an obese and self satisfied turkey.
Valiant planted the stick that supported
bis gun firmly in the ground, ntted the
butt snugly to his shoulder. saimed care
fully with Puritan,h preciseneHs-aud
blazed away The ensuing roar nearly
broke the breaking waves that dashed so
high on the stern and rock bound const.
The turkey necessarily lacking that degree
OF sophistlcation so characteristic Of the
present day birds. Of bis feather AROUND
Thanksgiving gave q sOua wk OF surprise
and indignation and nutiered down 10
Vatiant's feet. Valiant soiemuly picked
the rcj-stained, crumpled pile, with
Heeting, inward quaIn as he reallzed he
had taken q life.
But as the brave mBraztusn, carrying
his turkey, was about TO leave the field 81
achievement. be heard sound that caused
his aristocratic hair To- stand up Oh end
and his blue blood 10 do an ancient sort
Of Merry Widow" waltz through bis sen
sitiye veins
Puritan Makes TOuchdosyB.
Wild bowl came to bis ears II was
the dread war cry o. Old Kleked-in the
Rib the sworn enemy o. the piritans and
a "heap-much Indian valiant ciufrhed
his turkey under his arm. hastily deposit
ed his hat upon the top Of 2 nearby bush
as decoy and botfooted il for the stock
ade
WOW WOW "a q Fl e.
The cry was drawing nearer ~ the
owner Of the megaphouic voice followed
Valiaut's feetlng footsteps valiant ap-
preciated By this time tIat bis position
was In certs q way embarrassing Be