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Words fail the average woman, re
marks the Boston Posts cynic, only
when she is about to attend her own
funeral
a girl must. indeed. be mean, signs
tbe Philadelphia Record. when she
wants to keep a hammock all to her.
self.
When a mans business becomes
dyll as a result of his own shift.
lassness. muses. the Atchison Globe,
he is pretty apt to lay it On the town.
There are men looking for their
shins to come in who never in their
lives built one or sent one off, la
nents the Boston Transcript.
let not your right hand know what
ron left hard giveth-a reporter, sug-
gests the Pittsburg Dispatch, can
write it up better.
II would be unfair, insists the Com
moner to Judge womankind by the
swcman's page" of the average Sun
day newspaper.
The insurance company, warns the
Huntsville Courier-Journal, agrees to
nav a certain amount to one widow.
A headline says Greece is blazing
With a revolution. Everybody knows,
INNS the Atlanta Journal. that there
will be only a spot left, if that keeps
up.
There is such a thing as the money
serm," admits the Atlanta Constitu-
ton, but it has never caused the
slightest alarm in the Rockefeller
breast -
Mr. Taft's Endorsement of the ir-
rigation projects and his cordially to
both Ballinger and Pinchot suggest
the suspicion, to the Dallas News,
that he is trying to carry water on
both shoulders.
From Cloverdale, Ind, comes the
startling news that 2 lawyer-editor
there has been shot while in com
mission of burglary. Amy journalist
readily perceives, comments the
Philadelphia Ledger, that the legal
end Of the Indianian's dual equipment
vas IN the ascendency during the
painful episode.
The application to flying machines
Of q principle similar to that used
IN submarines would avoid a great
part Of the dangers of aerial navi-
gation, believes the New York World.
small, well protected gas chamber
would give buoyancy and help the
motors in rising from the ground.
likewise, by greatly lowering the
specific gravity of the whole appa'
fatus. it would diminish the speed in
l Dill. The combination would en-
~ an, aerial journey Of a weeks
tutation.
Editor Buckley Of the Christian |
e fd<ooa<o ,.co. Docrol1'o ;fa of TOhN.
Iea incidentally. when we expert
nce the pangs CT the depressions OF
tired BRAIN" he says, 1--WE take
loEn volume and in less than twen-
4 minutes usually find ourselves SO
inch Interested in his CDR. Johnson's)
mnversation and in weighing his
Meas in orr own scales-when they
sFe large enough-that the brain de-
pfession is entirely gone"
Colombia. South America. observes
e New York American. controls the
sufld's market for emeralds as COM
1htely as the South African syndicate
- for diamonds. 1t is from the
Mlnes high up in the Colombian An
- that most of the emeralds come.
- Colombian government has leas-
Il lb most valuable mines to an Eng
- indicate, with the understand
Il tAat It is to sell at least $1,250,O0O
@eralds a year for twenty years,
sM& the government a percentage.
- largest and most valuable en-
~ n the world belongs to the duke
pevonshire. It is perfect six
- crystal and weighs nearly nine
lnces.
~ Manchester Guardians cores
eent writes: l heard a pleasant
today which was told to IL
ate the softening effects OF a