New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

without 1,-1rrS- person y o = familiar with
n knows hos 70 strike my average. and therefore
knows how get the Jewel of any tact Of mine ana
dlg Il out 9f Us blue clay mAtrlX Ny mother kne"
tlat art When l was seven. o. eight. or ten, or
tTelVe year 9ii.-along there aelghbor SAD
l. her
Do yoe e.e- believe anything taac that 30.
slIs,"
Ny mothrr ,aii. He i the vse,.sprlns Of truth.
bat You can BRING up the whole well WITH one
bucket. and She addtd. know his aEerage there
157e he never lcctivc~ me | discount HIM thirty
er cent fo- -u5roi1ery ani what left Is perfect
nd prlcelt>- ruth without -lar n :. 4nyWh here
Nov 70 u--4 jump oi forty years 'eIthout break K
mg the alnnectlon that word embroidery
N4s used agala IN my presence and concerning me
Ehen was tit-y wears old. one night at Rev Frank
J'odwlns house n Hartford. IL a meeting OF the
a9nday Evening Club. The Monday Evening Club
S-l exists. l. H.s founded about fOrty-tive years
go by that theological giant. Re- Dr.. Bushnell
aa some c0ra les Of his. u large intellectual
AADer and more less distinction, local or national
vas admitted u membership IN II IN the tall o!
11.7I and Wa an active member thencetorth untl
l. ~ ~ Hartford u the summer Of 5oI-
he neroe--hlp was restricted III those days =
sshteen, possibly twenty The meetings began
8'out the mr. II October. and were held IN the
.5'Vate house = the members every fortnight there
-ler throughoGr the cold months until the hrot %
Nay Usually there were dozen members present.
S'netIines -ls As fifteen There an essay ana
discussion The essa yists followed each other II
1'uahetlcal Or Ter through the season. ne essays
i1 NItttot his DHn subject ana Jdlh twenty liLii'
- On II from Ms orally. according To ms prefer
alr Then the discussion followed and each mem
- present was allowed ten minutes III "hlch u
eAlress ms yIee- The wives Of these people werr
ways present l. MAS their privilege II was aiSt
!aelT privilege keel, still. they not aIowet
= .hrow any hight upon the discussion. AFTER tf'T
G-cusslon there . supper. and talk. and clgaI>
ms supper began al ten clock promptly, ana Itie
'-l1any broke up and went away Al rndngnt ~
AoI lhey dad except upon one OCCASION IN my
.soert birthday speech remarked upon the fact
4t haKe always bought cheap cigars. ana tihl l.
N-F- have never bought costly ones
WILL, that ut al ne euD meeting as vas Say
-. ING. George. Our Colored butler. came 10 M
-1n The supper aas nearly over. and noticed that
= = was pale Normally his complexion was cieat
- and very handsome bat aaa- = had modifiea
3" % amber He said
NJ Clemens y hat .,re ryc going = il: | mere l.
elsar IN the house but those Did " heelIng lolls
.-ss = Ian nobody smoke them but YOU Ihey kli'
eaI1H yards II i too late - telephone. W.
s 2@ah get any cigars out from town What can
= %. Amt II best TO say nothing. and iet on that
* ldnt think
r.. 40. | SAID that would not &c honest. Fetch
tne long nines y hiCh he DID
-aa Just come across those long nlneS q fc" "a
W eek before / hadn't seen a long nine tor year
'! 'Vh was a cub pilot the Mississippi IN the late
.i aad had great affection tor them. because
- we're not only, to ms mind. perfect. but you
+S4 set baSketful Of them for a ceut--1T a dime
~ San use cents out there IL those days -
f. "a" them advertised III Hartford l sent Tor a
tdha at once. 1hey came out to me III badly
lasIeTa and dIsreputable looking old square paste
: - '',ts. two hundred IN a box George Dfousht
- winch ca Ked IN or all sides looking the
Tt5st II could. and began II pass them around
Z, EerSdtion had been brilliantly animated up
r,r moment. but = frost fell upon the com
f- :, nat Is - say. not al 81 sudden, but ttie
5 -e1 upon each iaau a. be took up eisAf ana