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The Mrtart Caurtrana

To THE EDIroH oP THE SUS Sir. Kindly
pardon this digression. hut Sargent Taylor
has brought u upon YOU and himself
Admitting that the Jam and pickles have
been rather unworthily mixed willis Old
Father Prout wasn't looking. and riskinR
the charge 81 ~ quoque. II 10 respectfully
submitted that Sargent Taylor has himself
added 10 the jumblins OF macaronios and
RaStronomica And q remoEssless thin
indeed 10 that Crouch against our fair
city which Sarge" seems to be harborina
We are on the map. anyway. but my atlas
fails 10 show any % the ponds 90 ANAL as
Avalanche Lake one tremblea at the
thought that he may nett take q fling &C
speed or Keystone politics. other and we'll
worn sensitive points with Us
Sorapplel PINE But Bucks county sau-
sage ana bnokwheat cakes with maple syrup.
aye. there's the ETubi Its delights are not
known to you IN Gotham or at -Avaisnchs
Lake.
BY the way. this defence NJ Penn's town
10 mere necessity For sixteen years did
the writer hang HE hat IN Manhattan IL
Sas there he formed THE suS habit. and the
distance from Park row 10 eth msasuroA
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the CONGRE>S oJ NIiyrI
studies In Sho-s AMI IN the Msuurr, N,
lnsIonls nI 1un IInrnN.

~ M Ir;r0r - ru' -..
ness the progress On: %" conc. .-
ctttIrI ~ ".ITcuN- s'I'fi..... ... Pc.
.r'u'- bv 40 means uu.'..l.
and CogcE' aTgUn.rr. ,"r''. -
G. = licrsru. whose ag.." ...|
Manhnt'aue-e mind Las p"r,r.... ..-... .
problem turns wholly on WHO'RE
niyh'- Nug iuts' select 30 l..
fully Nouii voI nope 20 tnr..r .
hut imperylnu- | am ua,'- u. .. 40.
hi- contribution should 80 iu'p OIL. ...
entire both az au indeN e bis '..... .....
'esv and Information aud 49, q .,... ... .
!Ov SHOES Ia winter
10 sens C'T.oI-. Incidental, ' ..
a',v the chap Nho makes 'Ir O. .. ....
about being twenty tuIr lu.r So. ,....
: ono - whom New \ ura l- o. u..... ...,
not devote much excited at'.u'.... .... g..
va. r"ycr oil Manhattan Island .. 10.
except on ta.rty cent rIErml.. ... tos..
island. We must take thing, 90 ....s t,.
and no doubt :3r years 10 ,uru,. ,..... ...,at
VI Intelligent and iuacp-udyu. ...rr.s
dWel,eIs Ia the outcr rIuE ,. ,..s. W.
NorN viii b" subject 10 'H- ..I.. .. ,..--
brra tered by Circumstance, .... .aa a.,
q Manhattan hail bedroom from lieu,
Kitchen tn Mott Haven
still, participants m this h.Fi a-s.rrs-.
consider the question from f', s.rro,. ,
quality Of yellow shoes Ihr- % al,
says they appear To outw"ar N.H.. s.0,s
and are more waterproof ItI- .-'|Lct,a
IL absolutely imaginary y % e.V no.
b. "oSiraciyed- for Wearing Us good oil
yello~ shoes In winter. even should b.
wear them with evening dress H- = " r
suggests but he will mak. M, .d.c.o.,
ETieNe
have no hope whatever - ,ouvertir:
those who are wholly misiuiorIa.d a. 'n
what tan shoes are. nor vet plla-pphsr.
like = " D.. who can conquer ,.uE en'.uu
~ Mark Twain used 20 do and Who re
law unto themselves Mos' ~ ne rar.
get away with tho-e stunts go tsypt
regulate our attire according 60 the dirta'e,
Of more conservative taste
That j. the Foundation Of my argI rnent
say that white yellow shoes are sYprur-i.
ate for sumner they conflict SERIOUSLY pirr
good taste " hon worn With tho DARKER rarr
~ winter n - A. friend ~ the tan shoe
Tor summer that protest against ms taste.
less and monotonous local custom ~ ves-.
ing them all winter When fall dsy- ROM
r.tir. them han them can them naI
- What will happen this isll WITH 'F" good
drp--eT- tMFItLL.
BRouELYN. August =
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'. rut Iuir,E 'F IHr -, 80 o.
seem. -..r,r.y far tor The rll-..' .0'ors
." eat Ero"rh IN DO On" teeth "' 'n" ra"s-
feet r-a,tiouart"-. a. prr-u1nI'.F ''- arc
haNn uo choice 81 abode w 't.' w
Cawuh-Il admits - much I.Th'rmor~
The browns having 80 strong as" '''
irr~leVancc = uun""e~-ar, 900 80 srogni.
nf cleanliness and d-r~ncv % - 40 g.' '.
SEQ yhv the oppo- ion INr.,uf 20 ''
stand on nud- interest ~ ~" Sub a.f
The ,hoic" between ~" hari Hr No's
gutter ~ patent leather and o." .'r,.
uG,irdn shine - technically of, .uru..bs +.
from me polish Of commerce j. NOT a.Inf
uc With the aVauab.e al'"raa'fy" ni no
clean cool tan leather Of summer While
winter the unblaokenei -ip" gamma
rapidly IN favor and even " hon dHrk@hei
bv the elements % So suC'e~sfu.Ir braves
~ cAn he made "a glow richly and warm
like mirror of MAHOGANY
~ The question = an n-fh"'ir ono u q
hardly pertinent 20 in'roiu'" '00'Tes'
20 accompany evening dress rad.
'ionally bra excited With palafna~ -
dwelling uniform. for in thai GLAD realm
both taste and common Sens" ~" tHanfon"i
IN favor NJ a sIbcOns-totIS an'''l@ '"nde0'F
ioGard reRimrn'aiion, greatly aimr~l
with 20 " I dcplore s'l'~ NJ nn'
hat would rob style of rs essen 10. fea'Nfe
of individuality
VIVA would William Morris hav" s'it ~
hi- interesting ~uh'e~t' NJ George h"''
mart shaw. no NJ The norma VISION r'r'.
i"alN ant intellectually. Doe. 0?"h"
espouScd tho caa-c Of The ru-.o' 'a'h-'
boot and un'll on" greater 'ss s'''
tongue on rhI- importnu' ma.rrr ''a'
there Ar" only an'i"iima' 'er' So. "n ~
horizon J. t.aIH
STATEN ISLAM. August -
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PROVERBS ron M iERS.
NugEe,sFrom the Treasur, of = CoOnsiss~Ur
NJ Drummerp.

To rHI EpiroR oF THF SIS Sr II -
Sith much amusement that note the an
swsr to Mr. Constant Reader IN to-day :
Sly. written by the Purchasing Agent :
Right Bower Gracious me- Has ~ ar
rived that the Right Bower permits him
s-lf 10 ron the. A. times energetic ler
Bower Of his ammunition The =
tree 10 keep as M to the mark IN efficiency
by the proper compilation 81 readahl" lei
ters due 20 good vocabulary nov ana then
returning on. on account Of the dIniCuliN
IN using the comma and -smtcolon. aud u
/ 10 here where us fsii down" a, times
Right Bower took unto h'm~-lf The right
Of position Vhen he assumed 10 answer
"Constsnt Readers open letter and his
sslf- sustained " unauth oriy~d prerosatt,e
- supplemented Nv that 81 LEFT Bower
l. too. have been busy IN noting The sans
cuts sans shine sans soap statesmen Nhu
call on the 4 this NisW being due 80
the appearance at hi- face when >e- hes
Knights of the Grip pass oTt
The Purchasing Agent does not Know
W are writing 10 Nou. but doubt n he
would be dt,pl-s-..d anyhow - i -""u fiu'.
Tor an adv ance ~ vtll ri-N ~ ana submit =
few ~ many snsi, 49, ~ the men I have
mel
HS IVAN, uhcTr HnE~., tear % freed sud gst~
the Purchasing gent, Frqui>iuou
beware Of the "a ide~ % Mauh ,s>sr Ma
Old bees ne urrd and pun'tuf~d h,.t
every >AI~SmaG, hide - not tender
lion turn down pooTiN dr~ssed drummer
1rrsus. his price. MAY bs nv a. the auAtD
10 hN clothes.
The best po.ted buyer may be AblS 70 get o.
'ornA ton from the worst posted salesman
Don't gauge the salesman bN the amount 81 his
patience. for being rriAN'~ a.; the to>s ~
may io.e " And Sou yopr 'ur
The market II trrr>>s.N Ter every rpysF but
NJ must get into tne 'ghi N'an
BArsiuE dogs seldom hi'e ant he Nsrc~St
Purchasing Agsnr ina, have warm hrsr' A.
home
burnt chiid tear. ne Hr- Grns the sales
mau makrs him frarSomr
sktu II better tran strength ne buyer shows
his s;rrBEth nv fencing for prices
Silence Giye> consent ami ne Keen buyer
!ris The sAltsu an DO ihc tAlLiag
rTeil me YOUR friends ana vill tel you what
yorsre Witch may be changed 10 the salesman,
motto. SHOW me SouT prrs ana . viii show you
. iouer one
Poverty IL no crime. but denotes want u
energy al times par ~ .oiled cur. has lost
orders
II man dscei,c> you once. shame on him =
he deceiNr- YOU twice shame you: the huvrr
ought TO ne ashamed Of hi'us self no gets stuug
i~icr by the same
Tax of the d.ytI ana he will sprear-: NE
cIovrh breath has caused many Owners Ia
drop out"
The h.h that d.Iucs with the hook docs 81 In
his sorrow the faint hearted salesman gets me
hook and catches no orderS
The prudent man II reticent before the public
the prudent Pun hasng Ngert- may grah" the
ro.t Look out
Well. suffcient unto the dav
THB PrKCHAsINo AoENrs IEFr BowER
GIES RIDGE. v J August 20
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TlptoHR nv the ses

To rHv Enron ~ TVS srNS, Tn. sum
mer boarder 90 ine uearby seaside resorts ENDS
the up evil and nosauitoes equally had. " ne
doe.at Up the barber he gets half shaved. u he
doesnt LOOK good IN ire waiter ne gets table
spoons Instead Of knives and FORKS and q SAN pie
salad instead Of . portion. ~ the tips DO not
Jingle regularly he hnds at breakfast his chair
Eoae. OF AZ noon the salt and pepper hoses miss
lnf OF else the boarders at The heiE boring tAble
who pay only half a. much for hoard are geuiur
. feast AZ every meal while be 4 starving.
" 10 pathetic 70 watch the victim 90 be nnAlIy
sees the eSaF Of the dining room slowly approach
ieisnrely deposit each morssl and finally de.
part, leaving him BUTTERFLIES, knifeie~s and forg
Ices. equipped as were hts forefathers. the cave
men. With only HE lunch hooks
ltis fatal also 70 give large TN or aud then
attempt 70 diminish the craft for the Ayrrae.
WaiteT 10 spoiled In single dAv. IN fact he j.
profound study IN Psychology In his nanlpul,
tons Of updOni SrUN." N,S
Wv YoHH. August -
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THE Repentance OF senator Gore

Senator GORE Of Oklahoma. whose
charges and insinuations IN connection
With the Indian land contracts caused
q startled senate and House 'o order
Investigations savs that he is entirely
satisfied with the result chiefly be-
cause, we presume. To quote Mr. CORR
1T will eventuate in infinite good Ia the
people Of Oklahoma, both 10 the white
and IN the red man. The affairs Of the
red man will be wound up and without
charge or cost 90 him. But the welfare
Of the red man and Of the white was not
the oh Jet Of the investigation which
committee ~ the House has been con-
ducttng The committee sought To
learn whsthsr an attempt had been made
10 corups Senator Corr and whsther
any member 81 Congress had an TN
proper interest in Legislation 20 sanction
the contracts. Doubtless fhe evidence
already taken compels Con ress TO adopt
measures 90 protect the Indian pro-
prie,ors If valuable coal lands from the
attorneys and politicians who have been
proving upon thrm senator GORE will
be aratifed a. q humane man, but Ia he
pleased with the result Of the inquiry
into the charges made by himself on tho
door Of the Senate and with his own
testimony before the committee drag
ginR In the nAme Of Vice-President
SHERMAN?
10 the Senate On June - Mr.. GoRR,
who was very much hus'ered and had
apparently lost his bead. made this
statement which was instantly fol-
lowed by great confusion in the Senate:
TIE gsnTlsInAs vho hes fsl, and manifested
rE-ch inter.s, ~ my nDanoiaI welfare sug-
GsSted IN ths' . member a. &c Senate wAs
isteHsstsd In Asss eon tracts ard also TIA,
nsnhsr ~ the HOUSE vas Interested In 4em
1: waA Mr.. JAKE BAMoN. for some
time friend and bsnefactor Of Senator
Corr. who m3de tho owl communion
ton ~ lin. The member % tho Senate
whose name. az Il turned out, lad been
taken in vain by tho lobbyist was IN.
Hon. CHARLES = CURTIS Of Kansas. and
the member o. ,he House was the Hon
BIRD S NIG TIRE 81 Oklahoma Mr.
ICGCInB did nov wait for the Iuhl:ri,v
'ha' was bound 20 come vkea Senator
CORE took the stand. out stood M IN
The House, anticipated tho revelation
ana de0yng any improper Interes, In
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Al ~ruSsinn about tan shoes for winter YEA
has Interested me greatly. a. ! have her
and am stIii an exponent 81 their virtue.
Besides having heen iashionahi" last s'r's
and the winter before. a. one Of F"ur cot
tributor. stated. they viii al-n he IA 'ashot
the coming winter. and vou IAN resd...
verify this 10y in,uiring a. any - he hs
olass sho. stores IN New YORK.. Boston 90
New Haven
Tho high IAN for einter b.. more vogrs
man shoe rnd neef. q good ln"AfnE too;
within - tUpeHt a. - be-i \aigrall'
thu-. not p',. -r...ux thee Naluabi. quaint
cations -rtca 20 the ir4urretl hIHN
" T. ~NlrU. u
Brrp. IrHrs. conn NIsI~' ..
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To THT Enron oF THT SuS So en-
rlo-e rendering OF = famous bit Of old
.'erman humoriztiC -NOlks-Iied"
In what shan the water fetch. dear Helnreb
dear H~,arlch''
IN the Jug you stupid Lisa. stupid Lisa. In
the iuE
~ the jug hut leak has dear Heinrich. dear
Heinrich
stop i' to. YOU stupid Liz. stupid lisa. stop
IL 10
Pu' what shAll stop u To with. dear Heinr,eh.
dear ii~nrch'r
Win srra~ ,cu stupid Liza. stupid Lisa with
straw
u the .trAv b., too long 10 dear Helnreh, dear
HslHi,h'
Gu, It ,sort yol stupid lisa stupid Lisa. ~;
~ ,hor'
But VIA shAu cr' . short with. dear Helm
uch d-ar he rrich''
WIN the Lhfc yoY stupid Lisa. stupid LEA
Wlih The knife
~ the Lnii- hp' tho dYll 10 dear Hs,nrtch. desr
ur.url,h'
-Hasc n .narp. vrI stupid Liza. stupid i-sa
frA.r 10 rna-.
IT. VIA stall MAKE ~ sharp with. dear Helm
rI,h frar lIciurrh'
ON Nc ~.onr yoa stupid ilss. stupid lisa
on ~ -fous'
~ ~ stone Gu' roo dry = dear Heinrich dear
lirIrIlth.
MstsI'Nr' sou stupIi Ia stupid - make
HY' wgat shall maze - ~rt with. dear H-iu
tlrh drsr htturtrh'
WIN ~srsr ,ou -'rpih liza stupid liza viii
water
Ru, In ~tst ,hau ne ~stcr fetch dear H-'n
u'h dear H~iHn,h'
IN NE 'ur ,"p ,'ur.d IA,s .wrld Liza IN
NC RosI>ruAi.
PIrrsTIEIp Ma. AuRuH q
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.. rHi Fpir.r rr iHt So - a.
not know mat flar" va 70 shoe e'I,Ius''s
unrH rood g. NJ, arfI'le IN 81 Hs' -
thinks j. coou foin REGARDING b." 'o.of O.
shoe - 10. worn ~ The winter season
N,m,-r -Nrft know O. natural prod % t. FL
.,ulpr H..,A f- an I.rur- uSu"Wn na'Hn
color and uteu HrH' STRIKE black o. 80
ITHACA II'r..ur" nothing - BLACK 1fsfs-
fprr bla,k nfs mover ruI"ud"l - be vor-
bv man ~ " u'-a-e givs
r-a-uu Tor ~ caring bIr'k ~ho"~
u would 10" '.y'b NOR" 10 a~-ping VII 'lH
inter season ro wear white ~hoe~ 90 We
a. % hre ,loiH"> he perfect iDY.p-s
'huuPh for all SEASONS would h" e ma .r
81 matching on. 'Iuthe-. especially Got
th. ultra fa-utouar'" world or Ter an" ono
VITO ha- money ACCOMPANIED nft con-
sense often . rar- In~'iuc"
P"rhs'~ am rFh' ho knnv~'
IF,prH
Ni,a,r.-pN rHt.INKI 'lnaIH Au:u-'i'
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FATHER PROt rs PICNIC.
Another Regular siectins Of the brother.
hood OF Babel.

To THn EDIron or THH Sun -SO: Re-
Gently ! came across an anc.snt publication.
the Comic Latin Orammar. book which
delighted liaguis's seventy years ago. In
reading u one 10 struck by the real fnn which
the arthor PercivGl Leigh. has been alta
TO extract from . dry subject
Imagine the dimaY % headnas'er OF
E'on in reading the Latin OF this: -Drutns
ran Crsar through with his sword
BrItus CRsarem cum ElAdio uuTrit per-
Or this rendering Of the famous Nirgiiian
stanzas Dido pinned for . lover .EnesS
lonEed for "a meal
one Of the most Interesting passage.
IL this bit Of doEgerel
Patres Consrript toor boat and went 10 phllippi
rrumpstef uuus sTat oil ooatnm scarlet hAbetat
Stormum SuTgebat ct boatlnl over seIsbat
Omnrs drON urrunt, GulA swimAwsy non pon
Grant.
EIeipe Iona prrIwIt tied ~ 10 the tall "i dead
pts
HIR.vR BsSSETr
BKooEfNN. August =:
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NrIKlnaI French Poem.

To- 1HT EpIIoH ~ Tng SCN S,r: In
clO--d please ind poem entitled -Jaiousi-
NhiCh take the liberty To submit for your
criticism:
Js suis ialouss de ,On passt:
que NruE tu. celia me ehAEnne.
ou'Avant mol d'autrrs ont presss
Entire leurs mains - Nte one
u Autves ont bais6 tes bsaui ysdl.
AHx Iefets damourruses eevres
~ tendr-mrnt sur tr~ deus
Mains ils sont Au>Si pose ieurs Nvre.
Nav NOEE, August ,. MAIL.
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ven can't PA, In Ny Yard. e

To- THE EDITOR oP THE SUS-SV: ! beg
cave To Offer the following copy Of . translA-
lion that appeared some years ago In The
!. 4 " official paper
In rlrlnrn Hoi darist d. nlcht Spleen.
Nrrd Gich lieb-n gar nicht mehr
uird DIR Ield thun mich ~ sehen
GleItsn Auf der krIleTthur.
IHs Rrg-ufsS> dATfst du bicbt heulen,
Bcsirlg~u nicht den Apfelbaum
In mrlnsm Iiot dar'st du nicht spielen.
l. deinr t.isbr euler TrAur
CUisINIER Ko,H
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To TVS FprroR op TINS SrS -.Sf'' Lawyer =
letter with reference IN the dean OF the bar. Ap
pearng IN TVS suS OF August 10. reminds me
That At Bethel. Windsor county. Vermont. Angus
Ins Piggy Hunion stiu practises law Mr.. Hun
too Was admitted 20 the bar In 1891. The junior
member % his nrui wrote To me last April. MY
partner. Augustus =. HuntOn. might be termed
IN elderly p 80. Slthough he does not ook very
old ".
NV OEH August ?,
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usshlnsten's Three Firsts.

To the Enron oP Tar SrN Su' In y
Versailles despatch 10 the 'oUrvsr d's t'o's
Tvs OF August 10. reporting the speech of
Colonel Mann of Virginia delivering the
replica OF the Houdon statue Of Washing
ton To France. occurs this TRANSLATION of
First in war. hrs' IN peace. first IN the
hearts OF hts count rymen
Premier dams Ia gusTre. p'sr,'s' sous - n"'7-.
premier dams IL cTur de -ss compsirio'es
The second first Is good, heh'
BosToN. August - Coco.
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NV YoEE. August ::
,,enc In A. Poerheu.r. and Tar. 0, Gar.

Alone IN . Poorheusr. and Tar. ny Gar
To- rHp EpIToR ~ TYR srN Sir No
doubt one of tho numerous reader. NJ
Father Prouts Picnic column can supply
the remaining verse. ~ n pathetic ballad
which was sung IN the early 'so- recall
the first verse. which VAS about AZ follows
Irsa long ur1e 20 come ! remember u yell.
None In a poorhogsr maiden did dweii.
She lived Win her father and mother. serene
Her age ~ Wa ret. ami her hair vas nineteen
The remaining verses referred 10 a
horss pistol 'hNv raised from a colt. and
how she rushed at the throat ~ the muir
derer's hst
Referring - Monsieur BaptIsts and why
they Creased his doRs nose with tar. .
I recall this a. an old college cong. and the
second verse explains 80 follows
grease hi- noSe with tar. by gar
grease his nose with TAR. by Rsr.
grease his nose with ,sr By gar
Because he has one srsnd cstsrrh.
NV YoRk. August ~ JsT
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"uas .n,nod, Here seen k~,l, 80

TO THE EpITpE uF TN SIS >r MAJ
uisT Ihis verzion Of he beautiful ballad
Jurlauun iCi = q ~ kriiS'
kA double cree
GuriGr'Uu let = u ~ Kelly
kstiN Ia grimacr Chauir
30 = lss yrrN hleus
- ir~ CrsNruI rolN
n tst lrisrdAi, ~htEv ,ous
Ggsiau 70 iri 80 SO ksilJ.
Kelly dc lie tfrfrauir'
MuNT,IAIR. y August % 4 Y ]
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The PeIyglst Poet.


Yo Voader a Zoe An'hropol
10 HellAa felt wIo Jam All 10.
0uAndo ale Nirent auLAs lies Oeilssh
Cbs nous font happy, uAurig too
No wcader - Patton 'ew
Sorn.r dA6a. or n Geld
guum quelau'uHe asked o Senn ~ Lnss
love herr~ht paT'out In al der Wrir
ich ponder speSao wrnn hol brave
FORTS Writ ROtrSe hanno ShoN "a.
ne Vss en auandO onbli OF
Duty. fur amor gynAlkon.
whether lee bras III dome fair
~ kussan ever nTent Ia melt
loto ftowa- o mAchr los feel
Love hsrTsrht paTtout In all der wcIr
10 me demand. a. vel tamb.n
~ las nujeTss then. vie Iety'
Out reconnu this TAFT - plata.
cue toua lee jour-. dss nrst ste leiSt
Mon pas Gil uOmlnl. but Sc
Sont rulers nberan EestellG
Car loves there's Ieln sans eliea. kat sure
Love berrscht partOut In all der welr
ESvoI
Princes und psyEAns doivent endure
10 stesso rtgne Gtee. Romsin. Get
Pour this no hay no mr. nj cure
Love hrrrsrht paTtout IN all der Welt
GsoHoE ALLAN E>oiNsD
BGraSI's Posp Ne Angus, /
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hen Jour, tarriei

To rHE EDITION 90 TIVE SUS SIR CAS
this 70
ne boaiour. carrir'
Va ~ hiea natal
10 pense toi ma bru ne,ie reiae.
~ voyons CarT.e
OuAnd serais ie too mari
vers 10 pTlntsmDs
RonjOnr Btbc'
SRWPoHr, n /. August 10 u.
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4 Fragu eat

To tHF EDITOR oF THF SrN Sv Here
i al that remains 10 shoW for = college
education 1hich cost q worthy parent -
proper sam
F.eT ~ Jersey
lens ad school
NtIt IN meadow
infrs,us mute
NE ApproArhes
a. mAgnus soTroS
P4eF 10 s4yWsrd
p nus al n orroN
BAcCALArRsrs
NV NORE August ??
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By the time required for ts invigoTating
rays to touch his path daily.
GEoRoE c. n. DE1FN.
OAG LAsE, PHnApTLPhIA. August -
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The apple tree cover Of C0uH,'g I"s ~ tssr.s4
for September 10 very ATTRACTIVE Nr Enos =
Mills describes the enect ~ differentiation ~ the
Rocky Mountain streams FORMER Governor Ersnx
W. Rollins writes Of the ahAndonsd fsrr,, ~
New Hampshire. Mr. \ s,sr1evant 81 nas'rHs
aad NJ Coolidge NJ OF trapping v'h the
canaera There ars aytcies ~ motoring. powsr
yachta. aying. queer bees and the usual dspart.
menu Co cOunuy pursuits and srehitscuars.
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cs.f...loa Of the Manhattan phuo.oD,,,

To TuS EDtTOR 90 THK SuN ~, 7 fs..
lived In the heart 81 this city over forty vesrs
aud thought vas What the BoNcry bo,. cal
. ~ mug and tha, no one could sell me a s,d
brieh or buneo steer me In any way BIt md
! vas deceived. ! sent 10 tho bai gro. nd.
Americsn Lacquer Yesterday and paid T. c,rts
for grand stsad seat. hrst sskIng the ~ ARE
faced uess, seller n there we're any s-ats left
He said he did not know. but thought there we've
some a. the sstrens ead Ths fact (, saw m
seats aud the men spectators were Staat.ns one
ard tuo deep. ! could not even see Any'h,ns
standing. and ! consider was Suncord FOR .erps
NEv oas. August "a EN-
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To rHE EpIToR nY THE SUS SIR -Finls'
IL amusing with his assertion thar -Topsids
Galah- had never before been printed
n appeal rcd IN the Editors Drawer Of
Hdrpsy's Monhiv about 1870 and 10 repro
duced without credit in -WAlsh's Hand ybook
% Literary Curiosities X. BOWEN
NV loHE, August r.
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