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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
Heaerinaen / 8roii[ien aer al

&egeringen / grafilien gsr ali
mltligt for IT fou Supaneierne til al
fomme og foloniiere Be itore Str9f.
ninger at uopbprfet 2anb, iom fin.
6es Ser. 2anoet mangGer bare
Sfobmonoens 9fie, Sarmerens Sar.
be og @ineur6eioerens 8oreuppara.
ter for at forbnn0le belle @maaon6a-
len til. en- af Sor6en@ rigeite proout-
ceren6e @gne.
Gen life beore Soponer fan too
Ic &limoet og 1t6f6re Mrbei6et, bbor-
imo6 Sen Iangiomme @ermaner bill
foIbe Tom ct Offer for Seberen.
Oerfor er oct, at 8roiiIien tiI6pber
Sapon ct Srifte0 for SberbefoIfnin-
gen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

Srlt1oiGtningar for Menncifeiam-
iunOets 2ptfe.
get inorommer ielp pnlttro Wlerl=
refer % 6ritGnfere.
Oct er altlan langt ira min DIE
ming, at hi ifol lo0e &anlpen mel
lem &apital og @rbei0e upnoiet gua
i'm IfGpe Sang, in0til hi foar uae
Mennei fer fort / @~uosforhol0. Men
We0ens Ser ct Sam fun0sreprplen-
tonter fo%rifelige Slags - ser
fo%rtrinsDiS tag7r iig al Sc nGrpp-
relt0e Sor6olo, iad maa Sumflm0et
nl0rig mongle Wen1ei fer, Ser or6ei-
ser poa at f0re on0re / @lt0sforbolo,
Wennalfer Ser altio 6Gb6er Sc rette
@runOIGtninger og faor Oisie til at
liao igennem / Sc enfelte Wenneifer,
Der lt0qpr boaoe Sen enc oq Sen on
hen Somflrnosflosie.
% oisie iioite er efter min @e-
ring Dem, Ser uoretter met, ieGp ON
Jet foIOer minOit / 9inene.
S @oub ON at bore bleben for
Itooet tegner ieg
0eres forbltn6ne
Ser Wortenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
Misiionens gesbnbeIie
| &ina.
6oreOrag ufbolOt paa Dana College
ben 8. Quarts al en- STUDENT.

Oct bar life alene iblanot De mis-
iionsDenOife, at man igennem ben
ltprite Del al forrige Iarbunoreoe
aniaa BET for 0aarifab. at man ienb-
te Wenb til -&ina meO BET glade
9uOifab ON Srelieren; men set bar
ogiaa iblanOt iaaOanne, iom forito0
noget al Serrens belige @isiions-
befaling. Set Dor oen alminoelige
Mening / 0anmarf og til Gels og-
laa / De anore friitne eltropeiife
@anOe, at &ineierne bar ct / Materia-
lisme ina opbt neoiunfet Soft, at
0et at laa gpangeliets Orb iblanot
Dem par, iom @rope Hosmts len
uotrpffer BET, lige niaa forgepes ct
Nlrbeioe iom at plonte Seer / Saoet
tQer ioo &orn poa en- &lippe."
Mon beb9per BOG fife at fen0e iaa
ret meget til Misfionen / &ina for
at if6nne, at 6por bpbt &inelerne en0
CT lu1lfet, iaa er De Dog ingenlunoe
uinaootagelige for Gbangeliet, og
bbor beib9rlig Misfionen | &ina
eno bar peret, iaa er Sen oog ita-
Big gaaet frema0 iaoleoes, at naar
Misiionans Serre ffal inoiomGe aae
fine fra Otter og Setter, Ser oa
pgioa ifal m6oe trent en- Sfare al
hisie imaa iortbaorebe me6 8almer
i @GnOer for at Gobipnge @ltb og
2anmet - @pnngeliet Ifal naa lt0
til Sorbens pberTte @renier.
On BET ilbbifleoe finefiIfe 6e-
benIfob bar ri bprt / ct ti0ligere
Soreorag.
Manneifeligt talt, er oenne jam,
men6lanDeOe @fguoSODrfelie pirfe-
Zig / Stan0 til at t~ilfreo3itiue Be
&rop % 2GngiIer, Ser Dor | BET na-
tnrlige Wennei fe. 0erfor bar Sine
clne pJlau laa tilfreOie me0 beres
eget og mente, at oeres bar set eneIte
rigtige. 9(t oenne 6eres Selbtilfreoss
FEB og Observation-Disclosures imioler-
ti0 bar 1oartet Jig til SAB og 6ien6-
fob imoO eltrop9iIf <ltllr = Sri
itenoommen i~n6befottet - 6eror poa
%lcnere politiffe 6or6oloa.
EiOIi9ere bopoe &ineIerne leDet
cr a'er0en for iig ieln; men ef=
ter Sc tore geoarofiife 0p0ogelier I
het Is. Og 16. ~Nar6un0re0e % efter,
at S6peien til Sn6ien par aabnet,
begpnbte man at ban0le meo &inu,
6pis 6nbne Ga 1tpb aabne. Sgr1t omt-
firing Mioten at set IL. Marbunore=
&c fonot guropeerne 4bgnngen no
get banIfeligera. 90 man ioa |
&ina bprte ON Sc bbioes itore Gro
bringer | BET ipOlige Iiien, blep 6or--
boI0et mere ipen0t og oct enote me0
ct feiiarligt Jorbub, Der ip9rreoe
iaa blot muligt enbper Iogang mo
/ 2anoet. Saale0es fan0t &obert
Morriion Silltanoen, oa hon fom til
Stanton / Maret 1907.
&obert WprriIon er 8~anebrDoe-
len for SEN epangeliife Wfisiton /
aina og far iaaleOeS facet Nopnet
&inas NpoItel. &i bill oerfor fer
liqt opboloe os pe0 0enne Man0s
Gin % Serning.
Gen ebongeliife Misiion er oog
inqenGln0e Sen fbrite MtsIion ibGnn6t
4ineierne. % ielp ON Set er Sen
Mi5Iion. pi intereSierer oS melt for
o4 iiffert oQiao Sen; Ser biz hope
7far7t @5tnbninq for ainos MiGio-
ucr. ioo niloe SET 500 nnre h6iIt
'riqti>+ olAeles Of oberic Set Nr-
6ej6e, ser bar pnret dpet i6Gan6t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

Sranife r@rofeter~ bor traplt meO
at ipao boa0e pm BET enc og BET an
Set. 8Ianbt an6et ifal if6Gge en-
frunif 8rofeti Scr. &ooieoelt fomme
til Magten igen. Yanamafanulen
bill blipe Iariogen til itore gunife-
Iig6eoer foopel / pefl1nier Iom | mo-
rolf Senieen6e!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

9e Menneifer, iom benteoe, at
Saft / fin SnmtgurotionstoIe ifuIoe
erflere, at Sioen bar fommen for
belt at forIaoe &ooiebelts 8oIitif,
fer at beoerlegge Be megtige Slo-
gerningsmeno for ben rret, 6e bar
Iibt Be iibite Z @or, Be fsler fig RE
meIiobis ifufe6e, efter at 6e bar
Ipft nebnte Gale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
Yrofesi

@pilerOe Yrofesiorer lioer lom
befenOt ofte al ben SpagbeO, at Sc
- ingenttng fan BUTTE. 0ette III
Ser ganife pitt urimeligt; ibi bpor-
nan fan ct glemiomt Menneife lere
noget, enolige Oa blipe iprenglero!
5 enfelte Sag maa altlaa 8rofes-
loren funne buife Ell bel Del.
8lanOt mango uianoe Siitorier
en- 2erOes 9iitraftion fortiener
fslgen0e an0eE SLABS.
Or. 9orelius, Yrof. / Siloiofi
Stofbolm, bill en- Dag gaa / 8pen.
Sect ban forlaOer Suiet, beOer bans
Some BAN tuge en- SLATE gan Be
Dialogue me0 biem, bbis ban poo
ncgen Waaoe fan buife BET. - Sor
M at bite ben0e, at ban BOG life
bar ct belt Saar, gaar Ban Iporen=
itrengS inO / en- 300 o. feber @el=
IugtspanOet, iOet ban MI for en- Git
ferbeoS SfplO letter Jig for at goa
meO Slaifen / @aanoen. 9a fer
ban / Sorbigang en- nDltg 1tofommen
iiloiofiif I~fbanOling / 8ogbanoler
Npr6ns itore Sinoue, og ifsnt ban
elers altio banoleoe bos 9og6an0ler
SeQeen tpGrs ODER @aoen, gif ban
bog ino og beiaa 8erfet. 0erunoer
iatte ban noturligpis Sloifen poa
Often, og ga ban gift glemte ban Ben
- naturligpis. SeO MiOOagsbor-
Bet iperger 5ruen efter lit 2ugte-
pono: Set bar Oh bel, iom rimeligt
er, glemt!" = SO, bm, b9, nei fer
Der er bet -- tror leg 3d..
fSamler omfring / ale fine Cont
Slerl yIa. BET II ianot, BET itaar ptlt
f8og5dn5elen. - Btger ffiffes al
5teo efter BET. Og ielpfalgeIig gif
hun til Seleens iom altio. Ser paa-
l1oo, man Ser bar ingen Slaife CLIENT.
Stem me0 Sen 8eifeo. - 8rof.
bliper bitter og tiger: gu bill bare
DolOe mig for Scar, bin Sfiot Sgs,
III bar ilet life peret Dos 9ogbano=
leren."
Seflo foriifrer b~ejttoeligt: 10! -
8rof. bill bope ZEN Sag grunOig I'M
Geri6gt, goor itrofs ben til N6rens.
9eei Ser baboe ingen 8ige perat.
uSenfte leg nof!" Drummer ban /
Sfegget. &eItilfreos gaar ban 6iem
- uoen Slaifen, foritaar Jig. &igen
bliDer tro0iig DeO lit: bun bar
teret Ser. Saa befaler 8rof. BEN
be at fomme me0, og iii gonr Sc beg
&c oerben. ga ban mi pil gaa tnO
til Nprtns, trpffer Eigen bom i
Sroffen: Set er 10 I opre!" -
nIb, Of, nna, ia iaa er on 10 unO-
IfDl0t. Saa bar 0u bog aQigabel D9=
ret Der, foe, bm! 2aO os laa finn
goa biem igen, bm!" Ser aflgg-
ges Oo Seretning. uNon. og bpor
bar bu ioo 5laifen?" iporger Sruen.
n9@'bm, ia, Sen bar ieg ianOelig
CLIENT -- men ieg npber fife en-
8io MoO, fgr jeg bar bentet Ben"
Soa otter at Steb FEN I'll Nor6ns,
cg MI faar bun pirfelig Slaifen meo
i.g. Seirsitolt banter ban biemoO,
fnngenbe Slaifen tet / lin luffeoe
bsire Saano. ro for lin Sltsosr
mgoer ban en- STUDENT, iom erb6oig
btlier meb Suen. Brof. griber b6f=
Iiq iom altib til Satten - og Sla=
fen gif / So Stpffer paa Stenbroen.
= Men biem fit ban Sen 5og.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

Naar 9eierne benpenber fig til Solf, Der
apertereri glabet, enten tor at tsbe bos benz
euer for at faa S%plpsnine ON bet aperterebe,
bebes 8e oltib omtale, at Te iao &pertisiez
mentet / bette gldb. Set nil pore til een'
fibia Ntptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
Mpt Oplaa.

Get amerifanife gibelieIifabs
ltogaber.
0anf Np Seitoment / Sbirtine-
bin6 meb root Snit og SiteI /
Cub. 10
Somme ltogobe meb 9obibs Sal-
tner 49,. 49,. .2O.
@ngelf @p Seitament / presiet
Sbirtingsbinb meo ROOT emit 10.
0onff- e ngeIif Mp Seitu-
ment . 6O.
gnqeIff gibeI, Sbirtingsbino meb
rgbt Omit ........... 80.
american Stanbarb.
repifeb, meget fIar Erpf so.
Saniib entb. gnbl. Sonie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

Scr. 8rpan bor ipaoet, at ri ifal
babe ct oemofrotiif Gepraientantbus
i 1910. Sporfor bill ban foritprre
en- iaa freoelig Weano fom gamIe
Cannon beo iaaban en- Brofeti?
ipgrger en- &oGega.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

gr=Senator Sorafer al Ohio bor
ifelge EN- Meooelelie omtrent beIlut=
tet Zig til fife at benptte Brownsville
lhpren iom ct Sope0emne mere.
Gt ipmpatiierer meo Mr. Sorofer /
beltne bans GpofreIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

9It set, JON tiGb6rte Scr. &ooie-
nelt, er blebet toget bort fra Oct
bpi6e &us un0togen tie big iticf"
tpiGfen blsp toot tiGboge / Silfploe
al, at @rrii0ent Soft ifuGoe foo
@rug for bette berlige 5tpffe
@e5el.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

Gen npe 8reiibent al <bo On
fer en- itaaen0e Scr pao 10000
MonO. San mac iiffert frpgte for
ltro / 2eiren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

e. 81. s." bemerfer: 81 fan
fige uoen Srpgt for at blipe genore-
bet, at bette 2anO bar BEN melt CLINT
ren0e, 0pgtigite og melt aftipe CT
&reiioent, iom Ser fin6es / @eroen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

q 9ilfelbe al llreeelmesiiebeber peb
Wobtaeelien bebes man fld9e til bet itebli9e
9ofppIen. Sfulbe bet life bielpe, beoes
man henpenbe fig til n0aniferen"s
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
&9re Niels Seer.

u * eIlell Dur HllSIurIluueI euer
life foritaaet mig.
On ieg ioo bar foritoaet Dem rig
tis bet faar De bel afgore.
Smiolertio er oct fe0eligt life at
bliue foritaaet, ioa ieg pil gore mig
e mlligt 6liO for at itrtpe iaaleOes,
at ieg mac 6lipe for1taaet.
@paO Ben omifrepne 3 d q anqaar,
30 tpr ieg fOruOlgtte, at pi Ell enige.
81 pnlter at ie ArbeiOerne lepe 4u-
Ger rimelige &ipsfaar.
0ien buem gpr life oct? bapOe
Ieg ner iagt.
Get er MiOlet eaer 9eien til
Mualet, Ri grunoer paa. Sg / ben
Senieenoe ipnes Oct, pi ct ulenige.
Spor lenge set er, iioen ar6ei-
Gernes Sitting / Samfunoet blep
ct rSpsrgsmaal", set ifal ieg fife
afgpre. Set intereslerer mig life.
@fen ieg peO, at @aulus taler i i'm
Sto ON, at zen 9lrbeioer er i'm 2en
Cer0."
Safob ifriper / lit 8rep: vSe, Or
bejOernes Spn, JONI bpiteoe eOers
g;arter, bpilfen S baoe forbolot,
lfriger, og Spltfolfenes Gaab ct
frmmen ino for Ben Serre 3ebaotbs
2ren."
Sg @rofeten @iaias: . noue
eoers arbeiOere PLACE S.
Noget IignenOe funoe bel meo mo-
gen l1leiligbeo paooiies ne0 igennem
&c Interchangeable Iarbunorer. Wen,
1om iagt, Bet Spprgsmoal interes.
ierer mig life.
Set er proftiife Sornlaal, Ser
~intereslerer mig.
Seq bill fife paaltaa, at @rbeioer-
foreninger intet goot bar uorettet.
Men ieg iaa paa, bpoo leg bar
Gplepet - Spiitigbeoer melem Or
6eioere % s(r6ejOsgioere bao0e i
Bette 2ano og andre 2an0e. % ga
ipnes leg, at ltobpttet al &en er
gerne blepet ct alporligt Sab for
&rbej0eren.
De I~rbeioere, Ser ingen Screening
tilberte, itoO fig / &eglen beoit.
Sg iaa fom leg til at tenfe paa
@runoen BERTH.
Otter min Mening ligger Ben oeri,
at Der mangler &riitenoom 49, leg
funoe ogiaa iige CODE og iunoe
@rlnoi9tninger - 1 2eoelien.
2igeiaa Dos Ar6eiosgiperne. 9e
gaar | Eeglen no fra uInnoe, lelb-
fife 8run0ietninger.
2n0 mig fer minoe Dem ON, fere
9tiels Seer, 5DaO De ipnes at babe
operiet, at bpor ieg ifreb ON CUBS
forboloet og ON at laoe &prligba0en
bore raa0en0e, Der nGpneoe ieg Ir=
6ej~Osgiperen for Ir6eiOeren.
S iomme .Sorbin0elie lao mig iige,
al boor Observation-Disclosures bnr
lt0rettet noget, set er, bbnr SEN fri
lteliqe 9(an0 og Worol er iloaet igen-
rem.
9e Sorbe0ringer, Ser er ifet, ffpI-
nes - pi fan gerne iige GiDilila=
%tionen, men Bet Ct Ben friItne &eli=
gion, Der bar Ifa6t en- Juno og ian0
Qualification.
Oct er rigtigt nof, at hi fife ifaI
rente meo of reformere poa Seoer-
he eQer Sorboloene, in0ti( Smlt9n=
0igbeOerne pnSier os. &t maa tage
hisle, iom Be er, begpnoe Dor Ger
ming i @eroen, iom ben e..
9ttte g9l0er Oa forit al ale 2p=
rigbeOen. Sg set er netop e 5p6rgs=
mool, Ser er b9rO at operpeie, ON
&egeringen / ct 2ano eqer Ell Stat
fife b6r fore iaa0an &ontrol meo
sc itore Sn0uitrier, at Ben fan be-
iterme N%rbeioerens rette Del at no
bpttet.
Men naar bi MI in0r6mmer, at
Be SremifriOt, Der er giort, | lin
@rl1no ifploes Ben friitelige Worals
Snoflpoelie, iaa err set, ieg ipSrger,
en- set fife por beore for % at or
6ejOe poa at fna Wennefer bragt /
8~l1osforbol6, meoens &%egeringen
tl1mler me0 Sc nprperenoe Sorbolo.
Nn+ {nrn2 r,in ~ nnnrp nj hpnnnAp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

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Evening star., 1909-08-29

I'm going to do about it, Why. Because he
can't afford to antagonize Mellor and Mellor
can't afford to antagonize Lessing. Why? /
don't know They're in some land develop
ment scheme together. That's enough for me
to know
But the telephone call that took Wilson out
of the bank said Loring.
- said slowly that's the deuce of it. As |
came through the Hoboken ferryhouse Lessing
got off the boat and met Young woman who
had been waiting for him. That woman was
Nathalie Mellor, Yet she denied to Williams
that she had called up Wilson. Tommy Med
ford told me some little time ago that Miss
Mellor had become very chummv with Wilson.
She was willing to waste her expensive sweet
ness on bank clerk. and we wondered why.
I've stopped wondering. | know Did she
really call him up, He said so. believe him
I'm willing to gamble that she will now to
smile on him, and her reason, if she takes the
trouble to give one. will be that Wilson, to save
himself from being accused of forgery, told
Williams that she called him up on the tele-
phone and asked him to meet her The idea
of a man dragging girls name into a case like
that. even to save his reputation You'll see.
Then, how about this opportune luncheon in
vitation to the Williamses and Cheevers2"
Iohn this IS very unfortunate said Abel
Loring. And vet don't that we can do
anything about it do vou'
There's nothing to be done chief. now.
But. if you ask me- I'd say. Keep your eye
Lessing, keep it on the Eastwood Heights Land
q Development Company: keep it on Mellor
and the Melor Trust Company; and YOU might
take an occasional wink at President Williams
and the Fourth National Bank of Orange, New
Jersey. | think it would be well to reserve the
entire other eye for ]. Acton Morgan, alias
]. Acton. He will keep it busy. if you
succeed in fastening your gaze on him. Lessing
has slipped from my clutches this time, just as
he did three months ago when l blocked his
and Morgan's little game of spy But there
was time in college when got him-and
can wait.
Evening star., 1909-08-29
The Certified Check
Continued from page 8

didn't succeed Morgan was taking no
more chances than his principal, and had three
days start of him in getaway.
Morgan forged the check and gave it to
LeSSlng, arranging that his vacation should
begin on the day set for turning the trick. SO
that his absence would arouse comment.
Lessng cashed the check Saturday waiting
till he knew that Williams and Cheever had
gone to luncheon at the Mellors and that his
confederate would answer the telephone when
the Roosevelt Trust called up to verify the Ger
t1tlcatlon. LeSSlng knew that the check would
not get through to the Fourth National until
this morning, and that he would thus have the
use of ninety thousand dollars in cold cash
from Saturday until Tuesday morning.
You can do lot with that amount the mar
ket in busy day, and Lessing took his roll to
Chicago, where the pace is swift, and, from
what saw and heard, he was punched right up
in the lead with the men who were setting it.
He could afford to take big chances; for 1T was
make or break with him, and it looks as if he
had made winning.
SO he was able to show up this noon with a
big wad and flash it to Hasselmann and return
having received the check through the mail.
Note that it was indorsed simply to him. and
not to his firm This, of course, accounts for
his cashiers ignorance of the transaction; but
not for Lessing's unsuspicious acceptance of
this unexpected gift from the gods. Still. even
his enemies will give Lessing credit for not
looking gift horse in the mouth, and, to divert
attention from his own childlike action, he fills
Hasselmann ears with the practical joke story,
then qualities it with the subtle suggestion of a
business rival. with personal grudge, one
with whose plans he has interfered
We are it, the jealous ones. l am the man
with the personal grudge, seeking to discredit
him HaSselmann reports to Williams. Every
thing O. X Why not2 He's got his money.
Williams tears up the check and asks me what
Evening star., 1909-08-29
The President and His Family
Continued droura
Continued from rage 10

tempting "cat s-crade' transfer or the
strain OF suspense in crises has become almost
unbearable. suddenly the President will dis
cover ridiculous phase in the torturing situa-
ton, and will point it out and humorously
elaborate it until. before the general laughter,
depression in the Executive Office rolls up like
a sea fog and everybody turns to the problem
with clearer vision.
Yet there is much of the Spartan in Pres-
dent Tafts nature, just there in the
mother he adored, who died in little New
England town last year.
His Mothers Faith
A T time during his work in the Philip
pines Mr.. Taft's health seriously af-
fected by climate and an unsuccessful operation
that had been performed there. His mother
suffered in terrible anxiety and longed to
have him near her. Just then President Roose-
velt offered Mr.. Taft place the Supreme
Court bench. To live to see this son Supreme
Court Justice had been the mothers highest
ambition. Yet when Tafts reply came, that
he had promised the Filipinos to stay two years,
and whatever befell he must keep that promise
to them in the crisis of affairs, and his brothers
fearfully broke the news to her. she said
firmly. Yes, William has decided right He
should not come now.
And one of President Tafts stanchest adj
herents in Washington tells me that he is as
sure as of the justice in Heaven. that if the
President considered it for the welfare of the
country to remove his best friend from high
office, he would button his coat over the heart
wound and act.
1t is the influence of this integrity beneath
the merry lovableness that has made of Presi-
dent Taft's children good pupils as well as
happy, normal individuals.
1t is the fruit of the President and Mrs.
Taft's sincerity and their frank pleasure in hav
ing their household there, that gives to the
White House at present the peace of a gentle
mans home where courtesy and justice are dis
pensed from the heart.
Evening star., 1909-08-29
SHE TOLD THE TRUTH

MAMA out of writing paper and was
1vA rummaging through one of the drawers
she was known to keep her stationery. In the
search she came upon huge bundle of letters
neatly tied with blue baby ribbons and emit
ting the delicate odor of the howery Orient.
She united the bundle and glanced through
several of them. Then she gathered them up
and went down stairs to confront her daughter.
Look here, Alice.' said mama in high
state of Indignation. Who IS the idiot that
you're corresponding with I'd like to know?
Of all the foolish, lovesick rubbish that ever
heard of, this is absolutely the very worst! |
shall consider it my duty your mother to
report the matter to your father if this thing
goes on further. Who wrote these letters? Do
not fib to mel want to know the truth
Il am not going to lie to YOU about them.
mama," said Alice serenely. I" If you will put
on your glasses and look at them again and
read just one clear through to the very close.
you will find that they're lot of old letters
papa wrote to you when you were a girl
Evening star., 1909-08-29

searched the orchestra chairs until he had 10
Gated his boy, sitting then between two other
boys. When anything funny happened on the
stage he furtively watched the whole souled
comedy-as are, it may incidentally be said,
almost all the plays President Taft elects to
witness At the close of the second act col
ored footman in White House livery sum-
moned Master Charlie to the presidential party,
and the President having risen, stood with his
arm about the boys shoulders as he intro
duced him and chatted with his guests.
Believes in Democratic Training
DRESIDENT TAFT has had few decided the
ories in regard to the chidren's mental de-
velopment but he has advocated the demo-
cratic training of the early grades in the public
Schools and all the children have had that as a
grounding to their education In the days OF
Mr.. TaftS administration in the Philippines,
Robert and Helen Taft went from the Gov
ernor's palace in Manila out to the graded
school each morning and except IN one par
ticular this instruction was not supplemented
with what in boarding school curriculum, are
catalogued as extras.
This one extra" consisted of training in the
modern languages The President himself
speaks only English and he has felt this seri-
Gus handicap often in his career, though he con-
fesses that with the White House inter
prefers as official prop and Mrs. Taft, who IS
splendid linguist, as mediator in the social
ever before. But from the days OF their earll-
est schooling there have always been French
and German governeSses or tutors tor the Taft
children.
Father and Daughter
THE President is also interested greatly in
the higher education OF women. 1T was
keen qualification to him when his daughter de-
cided to enter college and while he and his son
Robert have grown into man-to-man relation
ship through the vacation talks over Yale do
ings now and when William Howard Taft was
an undergraduate son of old Eli, his listening to
his daughters sprightly account of the work
and pranks in a womans college community
always suggests his tense, and yet amused in
terest in watching good play. When Miss
Taft went with her father to unvell the last
soldier monument in the national park at
Chickamauga, some in the presidential
party remarked that no official arrangement
for the Presidents entertainment seemed to
have been SO happy as the seating OF his
daughter in the same car with him.
On the way home the right of way of the
presidential train became blocked, and it
a sultry day when even the cinders seemed
mucilage coated A flustered member of the
committee on arrangements looked into the car
drawing room expecting to allay the Presidents 5
ANNOYANCE with profuse apology; but he found
Mr.. Taft and his daughter laughing heartily
over some Joke and withdrew.
Miss Taft has wonderful asset for her future
in this gift of humor, which has helped her
father over many of the hard places in his pub
lie career | am told by one who has worked
close to President Taft that when political
strings become tangled by bungling hands at