The sun., 1910-06-17
LIVE TOPTcS ADowT TOwN.


climbed 10 lhe Top a the slataio
n was q pretty good pull he aid
but ! have done better. Bunhsr HIl
Monumant tirsd me a lot more. and IN
Washington Monument In baltimore wa
something Of a clip; but the climb tha
pretty near t1ckaped me Out wna conln,
Gown the Monument In Waahlnaton
Maybe yol can't cal that climhinG. Tlnc,
Waa walking down instead Of np. hul
Lor man who oAn't zee tho coming down
ron theee high places Il always hardel
1 -Eyerybody you meet on TOP Of a tower
mighty eood 10 q bind man. They
Point ogt the hay an thia side. the rivoI
/ Up yonder, the ial8nda 20 he fropt and ths
10 end of the city over thsFe. WhIlS
was dong Liberty Statue a nhiDload al
immigranta naaaed within hailinR distancs.
! yOuinn aee tnem. 0ut a woman told me
All about them, how they were an packed
| so9etner In the how of tho ahip Tor their
lifat glimpse % the city and everything.
! suppose some folks wonder Whv A man
without eyes "A 40 anGio,a % cliInb 200 on
30 feet 70 the top of place that h noted
Tor 10 Wow. byt the charm h not an lost.
and anyhow I've got lhe satlNfaction %
saying I've besn thare.'
7 have ons man In my employ that I
pay more thah he's worth. aaid . store
keeper. because he's ohssrful He h
not an ohstreperously cheorful man,
not a bubblor; but IN Ais calm and agree-
able way hs h lndomitahly cheerful
and good hunaored always opfimiatic
and hopeful. and noehing aseina able
70 make him otherwise; and his Chser-
!uinea helps everybody n the store.
let one OF our men come In feeling down
"a ths mouth ~ the dumps over something.
end then ~ him run up agninst the cheer
the Other fellow has inst the dumua and
. smiling himself and feeling better.
You 80 the cheerful man radiatas cheer
!ulneas and yon can't come within his
lnn'loace without ahaorbinR come Of
NE spirit. Why, I've come Into the store
myeeh whoa business was dun not feel-
ing very chipper. maybe feeling inclined
- giOOminega. ard thsh I've hal q word
with our cheeriul man and ieli myself
oracing up right away and thinking
about how We could start thinGs up .
h.t. he lsn I the best salesman In Che
world. but he gives Ne an @tmOHphoFe,
as you might aay. that really helns; ana
70 pay him and are glaA 20 pay him for
The young woman who exnects to sail
Tor an African mission field somo time
next month exOlainied at her sudden pop
ularity:
dust lOoh e that table hill q preasnts.
she said. -Most ~ them are from people
! do not know and Who never even heard
n une until Il was aanOunced In several
IhuFoh racers that I Wa bound for Africa
Here az medical appliances. tollat articles.
fNlnny little kitchen utsnsllM. patent medl-
cines and tovs The conaSik1s7rs are
mostly uiantifacfET~rs wha take this In
sxueneive way n introducing their foods
intn q foreign and. Every missionary
that haves this town y the recipiemt Of
loads u presents. ! shall keep ~ many
N rt'se thinRs a. ] can c0nvenienely
narrl'. They are Feant n ssrve q three
fold purucae. IN TIE hrst DlAce they viii
be useful - the missionaries. then they
VII arpeai n tAe natives and IN the iong
run there win Arise q drTrald for the arti-
cles AZ the missionary posts
A New YORKER who has Just returned
from London gives one explahatioa oi
ne nromrtaeaa with which Englishmsn
cl1sed their town houacs after the death
II ne King and - readily consented IN
rive up aIl entertainments for the rest of
the prescnt seas0n.
-Londoners we're In n,any Instances
very much relieved n stirk q season of
exrsnditure Ne said sbecanse this has
~ been q good yea fna1ciallv Tor them
They wee not anxious h s-end A1V more
-i1neT tNaq neoeaaa-y, GTA when caurt
rlournilg eavc th~n 4 tignihed ounor-
uinitr Q close uD t,rir hAf1es a1d skin q
s~asnn t,sv WeY~ ve-v well srtisfrd thRt
tIsv oauh d. tAis without having " have
Undertaken A7vtAiqg - unconventional
on tAai- 0wH res10ngi5ilitT ~ nobody
nesd think tSat Publish houses IN Is1ndaa
viii b. aoened later N the sfason or that
there viii he anvthing like The usual en-
teYtainiag there
sAs I IVES coming out Of n store this
evening I Ew en- smuslng sight Sid
a shopper "A hght rain was falling
Gnd - the Womrn IN front Of me stepped
out she onened her rnibrpIla. Out ~ Il
fell n jewelled hatpin. p0iT o. gloves and
two men'a hendkerchiefs. On its face
Il seemed hke . Gao of thopuitinE. but
es she erthered up the articles the woman
Ewen. n here isn't Nary's emerald
hatpin s1d the Gloves ! was boxing FOR
last week and two of OeOFEe'a hest hand
terchiefs. 7 never thouEht n looking
IN the umbrellas Tor them"
The South Carolina way ~ keeping
negroes from drinking out Of the white
mans dipper BY providing a dlpper FOR
tho blacks. told of IN THE SUN the other
dav, may be effective. but Il isn't a. artisfic
as the method employed a police head-
In Augusta. Ca. when ] was
there last. said . dstsctive.
The police court room Eas. IN the
basement Of the headquarters building
To net 10 tha court room u was necessary
20 Daas the water cooler used BY the
pollca. The cooler Waa q beer keg with
alwava q big chunk of ice inside and an
inviting sweat on the Outeide u was
hard for the negro witnesses 70 resist |
the temptation Of taking Q drink from the |
hR iron diDDer suspended from . chain. !
hut the electrician In charge of tha police |
teleRraph changed thinRs.
He put q copper plate on the floor 1
and oonnected q wire with II. Then he |
connected q wire with the chain that |
was attached 10 the dipper. and whenever |
a NEGRO vent 20 take 4 drink be- switched |
On the current.
white man said one fellow who had |
been % sea. 'dey's sbo' 1sctrtc ed IN dss