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Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

HeIeree; Mchayl eX-PenhsylVanla, UNI
pire: Nickerson, ex Coe. Field judge:
Andrus, Omaha High school. Head lines
man: Rachman, Omaha High school.
Touchdowns: p. Selby, Shafer, Lundy.
Goals from touchdown: Dow, Ludka.
Time of qsarters: Fifteen minutes.
Friday evening the normal team and
students were rendered a reception by the
losers at the home of Miss Clara Barnes,
1928 South Twenty-eighth. The rooms We're
decorated with the colors OF the two
schools.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
ST. JOE TRIMMED
BY HIGH ELEVEN

lconLInusd from Flrst 80
Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12

ing season in the Western league will
open April 49, with the eastern teams
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-08
Sic %amtmmteem.

SnesIamme tuoIeet IpnnisId ia
pliiIetdpmiIieid on 8ristus eoestdm.
me fuoqut. Isl pbbesIdfadn meiSid
lDptpnpt muuta tuiu iulaa ipntid ia
aastoiiuutta, eta ndbintdtddn mab'
bo0iiuuita SumaIan faSmoin eoeS'
I'd. Sittetin oil taimaauiien Sidn raf.
faus min paIapa, ettei ban poinut
idttdd meitd, tpibouiiiania, fuoIe'
maan ipnneisIdmme ianfaitfiiesti.
Waon ban ormabti meitd faifesta
ipbdmestania, ia darettbmdsta roe.
faubestania antoi ainpIpntpiien Yois
fanIa mailman, Iotpittomoan fai.
Fen mailman Ipntiwelfaa, Sdmd TO-
ipittamtnen on MT 10 tdpfin tdptettp,
find p6imdnd Fun &ristas ristin
puusia buuIi: Ie on tdptettp! Sdta
tdptettpd Iomintoa fifteen bdnen apos'
toIinia, ppbdn Sen9en malaiicmi'
no, maailmone iulistipot, ipafuut'
taen ia tobistaen PaowoIin tamauo:
rSumaIa oil aristufiesIa ia ionitti
mailman life f%ansIonia."
Wutta find iomasIa be mp6S
&risiutien puolesta rufoilipat TO-
foista fpntistd Iopimaan mpbs Sn-
maIan fanSia. 8dsfpldiiind arishif'
fen puoIestd be fis foifiae tobisti.
mat: rNiin ME rufoiIemme teitd, ettd
tie Sumolan fansia iotpitte!" 2 2or.
5: 20. So ettei fenenfddn torpitTiIi
itiednid ndin eSteIld: mind olen fo'
min Iuuri ipntinen, enfd ole miten'
fdan iomeIios Sumalan armoon",
Min be mieldtin tobisimot: r6dnen,
iofa Ell mitddn Ipnnistd tiennpt, on
Sumolo meibdn ebeStdmme Ipn'
milf tebnpt, ettd me bdneSfd tu'
IiFmme iiffi nanbursfnnoefF, toto
SumuIan ebesia felpao." 9dmd on
pbtd fuin jos opostoIi ianoiii: ndl'
fdd ipntiiyptenne tdbben SnmoIon
iominioarmoa ipfDdnne tpontdf6,
Iild buomoo, AMMAN teibdn pnoles'
tame OIL toiftein ppbin Serro Iu-
lofii ipnniffi ieblp iitd worten, ettd
tie IpntiIct, banesId t%uIiiitte wonburs'
faiffi, niintuin ban teisfd ipnniffi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-08

- Huumis Imam iieIua on fuouut,
tiebpton ia tunnoton a~inemobfdle.
Samoin luonto ilman Sumaloa oliii
eIoton, fuolut. 9ufaan eli moi NIB.
bd fielua, mutta ~iofainen moi boz
tpaita fen iImiDt. '&ufaan Ell mpDs
fddn moi ndbbd Sumalao, mutta
tpbminfin ndfee Sdnen maifutufien.
ia. 3ufoan ei moi o. oittaa misId
pfasIa ruumista ainpastaon on fee
Iu, pann Iielutieteeuiie t batpainnoi
piittaopat ettd iielu on fdtfettpnd
fuumiiieen. Sumalasta opettaa Raa'
mattu rettei taipasten taimaat mot
Santd faiittdd" Il Sun, 8: 81. piol'
mista %ianoo: r8ubunfa mind n,e'
men iinun bensestas? So fubunfo
nina Iinun tasnoiIi ebestd pafenen2
sos mind astuiIin pl0s tainooieen,
min find liead olet, JOS nina puo'
teeni belwetisid rafentaiTin, fatIo,
find mp5s iieud oIet. Sos nina ot'
taiiin aamurusfon Iiinet, ia oiuifin
meren adrisid, min Iinun fdteTi TieI
latin minua iobboitaifi Ia iinnn OF.
Tea fdteIi pitdii minun" Cpl. 139: z
-1O). ga poawali ionoi uIfonoi
iesti miiiaiue otenoloiIiue: rSdnesid
me eIdmme, Iiifumme ia olemme"
(Ipost. II: 2S).
Sinepteen, rebeuiipptcen Ia faif
feen ppbppteen tuliIi ibmifid toiput'
taa Ie tieto, ettd pp5d ia panburs'
fas SumoIa on faiffioao, misfd T.
fdnd ibmiiet I%iitfupoifin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-08

ia, mutta teuo faf|itoista tdnd pDna
moi fe ola. Gn lDpbd misIadn poi.
fasia Eaomatusfa feboitusta etIi.
mdan Sumalan paltafuntaa hue.
menna. STATIC, MT on otoqinen al.
Ia, npt Of autuuben pdipd". Miten
lopima ~tiIaiiuus eif1 SeruIalemin a..
Iuffaiaa ouut etIimddn Serraa. FUN
&ristus oil beibdn fesfeudnId. Ndem.
me miten Sumalan poifa itfi Seru.
lolemin plitie, miten 9dnen Ipodms
menii ifddntuin Iurusta idrfpi fau.
pun9in Dli f%onocsidnn: uSeruioIem,
Seruialem, find, iofu tapat proietat
ia fimiad iurmaat ne, ioifa Iinun
tptDs Idbetetpt otpai; fuinfa uiein os
len tabtonat foota Iinun lapIes, Min
fain fana fofoo ~poifania iiipeinId
aue, maan tie cite tabtoneet". tSan
ndfi nuo nelidfpmmentd tuleipaa a.
~iastaifaa, iouoin Situs oil tulema
ia piirittdipd faupnn9in. Siuotn be-
rufoilipat SumaIaa, mutta fe oil,
Iiian m~pDbaistd ia DfIitoista iubat.
ia ibmistd buftui. Ednadu on ar.
mon pdipd. Gbfd MT pubun ioaea
Fin, iolla en6d on bor!uoia m
pdinid, iouetin, iofa ebfd plan tenn
mataon aiasta. Gbfd tddud on iofu,
iofa Ell endd miIoinfaan Iaa fuuua
emanteliumia iaarnattaman, iofu,
iota tunlee IT'D MT niimeiien ferran.
YstdlpGui, mieti mt! p6dtd MT ets
I'D Sumalan ipaltafmtoo. y&otIo,
MT on otouinen aifa, npt Or autuus
ben pdiipd". 8ristus futiuu fiuua
tulemaan IanoesIaan: ySuIfaat mi:
nun tDfDni faifti, iotfa tpDtd teette
ia olette rasfautetut, ia MIND toboon
teitd nirtpoittaa ia te IDpbGtte lemon
teiodn iteluiuenne". 81, JOS MT iuu'
ri fnitti lDptGi1imme lemon &riStute
iesIo! Gid anla minfddn estGG r.
nua, poan pddtd MT, iuuri MT, et'
tet idtd ennen tdtd Euonettu, ennen.
fuin tue iuuri iidiippttd fosfetpa tp'
Ipmps on ratfaiStu.
9. g. Moobp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-08

- Suuri ioutfo forfeaoppiiia teos
Iopeeia ia beibdn mufanaan iuuri
ioufto muita oppincita ia oppimat'
tonic ibmiiid paatipat, ettd &aas
matusta on fariittafpa pois faitft
ne paitat, iotfa onat idrfed mas
taan, ia iotfa m%uutenfin opat piou'
tapia taruia". Wtutta Mia ibme,
eta iamaan ATTAIN FUN tGuaiiia
maotimufI,a tebbddn, toilaaaa IDD'
betadn faaiita totuutIia noista to'
ruisto, ia alma iofu ennen faiittd'
mdtDn paiffa ieIpidd ibmiIiae. Nitn'
pd nptpiietfin IDpoDt SeruIolemisia
on tebtp Ielaisten firioitusten perus'
teeuo, iotfa nieain ibmisten mieIess
I'd opat oueet turbanaifaiIia iaruia
ia iiis tarpeettomia olemaan Haa'
matusio. Sa ndN ei tapabbu at'
npaStaan ulfonaiiesia tieteenmaaiI'
masiu. 2aGiita beneiiid aorteita lDp-
tdndt monet niistd Haamotun pai'
foisto, iotfa 8aamatun fritiifit diff
mat 10 aifoia Iitte pois fariineet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-08
Mwmttomiem puolesta.

WofefieIoisfd, WRid). oiuu iuoma.
loinen perbe, ionfa fonan fobtaIon
haIuan tdsId tioba fa~nIolaisteni iies
tom.
Seitiemdntoista nnotta tafoperin
louffafi Watti Berg. ie on perbeen
iIdn mimi, toiien iiImdnid olIesioan
tpDsia fatpannosia. Wdbatparai.
iena olen eli ban ioonut tunnouista
lddfarin aqua, ionfa tdbben finds.
I'd meni ndfD. GifG Iiind faiffi, tot.
fentiu Iilmdn ndfD alfoi bupnone.
maon. Sa noin neIid nuoita iafas
perrin, ouesiaan tpDsId tainannpsfa,
louffafi ban tapaturmaiiesti iitd I'LL.
mddnid, iofa nield mdbdn antoi bGs
neae paIoa, ia min tue tuuben ala.
ifdiien Iopien lid fabotti fofonaan
ndf6nid. Sotainen tdmdn Iufiia
mnDntduee, ettd tdu1in 10 oerbeen
tulefpaituuS ndpttt fopin 1pnf6ltG.
Dtuttd lifdd foipuutta oil nield tn.
lepa. ytoin muoIi aifaa tului foifs.
Fine puutteineen ia ifdmppfineen.
ia fiuoin %iddlimdt1n tulipolo riistdd
tuolta Id~6littdtpdltd perbeeltd foifen
aineeIliien omaiIuuben. = GifD td'
mi ole fopin ipnffdd?
Wtatii 8er9'iud on rpaimo ia 6 a.
laitdistd laSta, manbin Is muotios
tptdr. perbe on oIunut WafefieIbis.
I'd noin 20 muotta. - SIen eIittdnpt
tamdn perbeen fopine fobtcIoineen
arwoiIaac Iufiiafunnale fiind tot.
mosia. ettd parempioioiiet fanIaloi.
Ieni oientoiiimat outtoman fGtenI6
tdmdn perbeen atpustamifeffi. perbe
toiiiesti tortpitiee apuanne. sSumaIa
fdsfee meitd muistamaan amustut.
fiaomme f6pbid ia puutteenaloiiia.
poIneuesIamme bdtddn ioutuneita,
Iabimdiiidmme barioitamme Suma.
Ian poIpeIuSta fouiimmasia muo.4
bosia.
2abiot noiboan Idpettdd oIoiteeI.
la: mr.. Wotti Berg, Dor So, Wafe.
iieIb, Wtid).
Imuttoman perbeen puoleSta
Wl. %. WeSterbacf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-08
SaarnafofoufIia.

Sunnuntaina IL p. Sorcsterins
baoIisio Flo 1880 ID. nuoriion obieI.
moIinen iuonmieito.
Moonantaina MontrealiSIa, Wis..
raittius toIoSSa lilo 1880 III.
aesfimiittono Sron 9eItin roittius
taloSia Flo 1880 III.
Gorstoina e%teIdtontrtn fouIuua
Flo 1880 Nv.
periontoirm Norrien p6aud ruot.s
IoIoiiesia tirtosia tlo 7.3O Id,
y. 1aIiffo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-08

toriaaiiuutta. prof. Orens SofIas'
ia iefd pari tiriailiiaa Gn9lonnisia
ia ImerifasIa opat priiidneet lelit'
tdd SeeIusta perIonoibufft aatteetfi,
pelfdfii lunastusaatteen fpmboolitfi.
Sieteeuiien t%utfimufien ~fannalta o.
mat ndmd tdaaiiet mditteet bplidttd'
mdt ioiraaloiIen mielifumituffen tuot'
teina, iotfa eimGt feStd %ipafaipaa
armostelua. ~GIitelmDifiid buomantti
muutamista piirteistd Seeiufien luons
nefunaS5a, iotfa eittdmdtt6 oIoitta'
not, ettei lie moi ola minfddn legen-
ban luoma. Seuainen piirre on elm.
Seeiutien Iubbe Siddn: Sumala on
faiten fesfufiena Seefufien opetuf'
Iesia. Sos Seeius oIiIi inbiminiien
mielifuipitutien homa, min oliIi e.
pdilemdttd fesfipisteend ibminen eis
fd Sumala.
81 ole niinmuobpin mitGGn tieteel'
listG oifeutta epdiud SeeIuf'en bis
torio aiiuutta. &un Ippennpmme iii
ben fumaan, iofa enanfeliumeisia
on bdnestd piirrettp, min bupmaam'
me bdnesi a %tobeuilen ibmilen, iofa
faswoi ia febittpi uoppimaaa tuuIi
aiiuutta" Sumalaa fobtaan, iofa
barioitti rufouseldmdd, iofa oil pas
foitettu raioittamaan paifutuStaan
mdbdiien fonfania piiriin !. n. e.
Mutta Jos fieadmme Seeiufien iu
moTuuben, min iobbumme mabbot
tomuutIiin. 8,iinta OH find tapauf'
lesIo ielitettdnd, ettd SeeIus iitoo
ibmiIet ebbottomaSti oman perIoo'
mania, maatii ebootonta usfoa it,
ieenId, ontaa Iitd mitd on obIoluuz
tista = Observation-Disclosures, e.
IittGd itIeddn mailman tuomarina
/. n. e. Dmmdrrdmme, fuinfa muu.
tamat firiailiiat, iotfa eimdt tunnus'
ia SeeIufien iumaluutta, oiuat fpois
meet iobtua mdittdmddn SeeIusta
Observation-Disclosures Iairostaneetii
m%ielipuolefii. Wutto iopiifo iiiben,
mitd epanfeliumeisIa Seeiufiesta
ferrotaan? 81! SeeIufien perioona
OH pmmdrrettdnisid ainoastaon fen
apostooliIen Ianon molosIo: n9d'
nesId oiui iumoluuoen tdpoeuiipps".
Sentdbben Ell liioin tuolemo oIlut bds
men eldmdnid piimeinen tapabtuma.
gIosnousi eeua bdn palaii ibmisfuns
taan. So tdmd t%oiiaiia on mafun,t'
tamin tobistus bdnen i%umoluubeS'
tdan.
Sumala ON raffous, mutta Iamals
la ppbpps ia maiesteettius. @inoas.
taon SeeIufiesia &riStntiesia meiad
on tduainen SumaIa tooe0iIuutena.
,Wte taistelemme Sumolon raftou'
ben puolesta, toiste lesIamme &ris.
tutien iumaIuuben p%uolesto".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-08

Wiime bubtifuun 24-2S pdi'
mind PHI rWaoilman fristidinen pli
pppiIos liitto" fotoufIenia aonStonti'
nopelisIa. aofoutieen otti ofoa nli
ia profesioreio uieisio err
moisto. = proiesiori Grid edoe'
Der, aieIisid, pitt fotoufiesIa efiteI'
man frisiinusfon pbin fpipmptieSid:
vaufo oil Seeins9"
eEieIm5tfid fostetieli dsfettdin
lebfpd psiysia f'eItdd Seeiutien bis'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-08
Spntinen etiii 6ristmsta.
(Sattoa ebeniieen).

aliotteIe, ettd moittoifit fofo mooiI'
man, mitdban fila tefiIii9 OIisfo is
uiin tuuriormoinen fuin aristus. pis
ba foitti muut oIiot Ipridieittoino,
dIatd onno itieaeIi raubao, ennen'
fuin oIet IDptdnpt Serron Seeiutien.
Gn tiebd fetddn, iofo tobe1o oIiIi
Sdnid etfinpt Ella pdntd lDptdnpt.
Wluuan nuori mics DubIinisIa I1pIi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-08
Xxx ilehdelle aijotut lahetykset ovat osoitet'
tavat:
AUTTAJA,
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Entered as second-class matter January IL
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under the Act of Congress OF March8. 1873.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-08

tulut on. Wtutta ettd bdn oliFi par'
IpnnitDin, pubbas Sumalan fa.
rita, min faitfi ipniinne bdnesia
buffuimat perdti, taitfa nieltpifii tn.
lipat bdnen manbursfaubesIaan;
min. ettd tie MT GristufIesIa tulette
Ills Sumalan nanbursfaubefIi."
Sdmdn laista armoa Serran a.
postoIit maaiImaIe tobistimat, ipas
rottaen rutoilIen iofaista IieIua, net'
teimdt be SunaIan armoa hutfaan
ottaiii",' taitfa turbano pitdiii, ipuon
ettd be foiffi fddntpiIimdt &rishtts
ieen ia bdneen usfoiIipat. Sa faiffi
iotta tdue &ristufIe en- emanfeliumiue
~usfosla fuuliaiiet olimat, be fastets
tin bdnen nimeenid ia iaipat pps
ban Sensen labian, iofa beibdn ~
odmiinid poimauiieua tobistufiela
IufitIi Iaarnatur ia usfotun fanon,
ST. 1: 13.
So faitfi, iotfa nieldfin msfomat,
lie on, iotfa Seeiutien Iowintomereen
Ipbdmestdnid turmaanat BETA Pps
bd l6enfi mafuuttao: uettd ne MT
SGnen perenId fautta panbursfait'
n tuIeet plemme" Noom. 8: 9.
Sdtd ppbdn 9ensen tobistusta Ell
iaa fufaon muu IpoGmeenid, fuin
Ie, iota SeeIutien Iopintopereen us'
%faltaa, - ban fen iaa. Gmanfelius
min i%aarnan foutta toiin &rtstutlen
Iomintofuolema faifeIe maailmaae
iulfi iulistetaun, moon ppbd Senti
lufitiee fen ainpastoon niiben ipods
mes ID, iotta timdn fanan usfofpat
ia min Sumalan fansla 'opipat.
Sofa Ell ueto, Re faootetaon ia gu.
moIan wibu ppipp bdnen padudnid,
iiud ban pitdd &ristufIen iopinto'
faoIeman turbana, eifd IiiS miien'
fddu moi Sumalaue felnata.
Wfutta fen faitesta omastapia e'
pdilee ia 2ristufIe len tpereen ainoass
taon ustauutienia oiettuo, ban on
fobta InnneistGnid papaa ia pans
burstas SumaIon ebesId. 9dstd
Ieuraa fitten omantunnon rauba,
ionfa ppbd Senfi usfowaiiesia mat
tuttaa. Sentdboen opostoIi %Ianoo:
rGttd me iiis olemme usfosta nam
bursfaitIi tulleet, min meiqd, on
rauba Sumolon tansIo, meibdn
9erramme SeeiufIen &ristufI en- faut'
ia" Noom. 5: 1.
8uitenfin, fosfa Ipnti alma pieIa'
Fin bosIomme oIuu ia maifuttan
fuolemaon aSti, min me mpDs oloii
tarmitiemme uuita p%ubbistusta See.
%iutien lonintomeresid. Niintuin o.
lemme oltoneet, min tulee mpDsfin
eteenpdin ia alma Ioppuun asti us.
toau turrputa Seeiutieen &ristufIeen
iiud ilman Sdutd emme ~tosfaan Sus
natalie felpaa, mutta bdnesid aino'
asia feIpaamme. Niinfuin iiis alus'
la olemme uSfpSta manburSfaitf
tulIeet Ia Sumalan roubaan ebtineet,
Min me Iittefin alma usfosta mans
burstoat olemme ia Sumolon rous
basIa Idilpmme. Tpista tietd ei mill
~loinfaon outuuteen lDpbp.
Sentdbben on tdtd 8ristutien 10.
nintoarmoa alma iImoitettapa ia tes
roitettapa, ettd alma uuoela ipods
men usfauufiela iiiben ainoaan turs
lpaiIimme Fun ipnti ia oma fpibeli'
GiIpps pbd fpieldfin fuolemoan asti
meitd tpoinaa.
&aiipfoapa, minun pstdmdni MT
tdtd erinomaista SumaIan armoa:
eta te usfon fautta 8ristufien mans
burstautetut oletie, ia Iiis taifisto
i%pnneistanne Sumolan ebeSid fpas
paat! Gipd liis oIefaan ipntifuorma
endd omiua bartioiaanne, tpaan Su'
moIan &ariiia on len fuolemaaania
10 ottanut pois. So iofa tdmdn U.S.
Zoo InbdmesIdnid. ban OIL 2ristuf'
ieSIa ~manbursfos ia ipnnistd pub
has. 1sfon fautta tulee mp6s pp.
bd 9enfi fpbdmebemme, iofa Sus
molon roubop mpbtanid tuo, iefd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-08

Toimitus Ell sailyta kirjoitnksia joita Ell voilse
ulaista.s
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,TILAUSHINNAT:
YHDYSVALTOIHIN

Rahat lAhetettak66t joko- suorastaan rahassa
tai eTpressi- tai pankkivekselissa tahi posti-mo-
ney-orderissa; dollaria pienemmat summat vol
dam lHhettaH / sentin postimerkeissH,
The evening world., 1911-07-05

the hat. not to heed tho lure Of the
bargain either In the neighbour God or
In the shopping district. Duty and cir
cu'nstances. besides. odd Mrs. Jar
prisoner wtthin her own bona, but with
the privilege OF looking out Of the front
windows ever and anon.
In the irst place. a. has been stated,
Gertrude was out. Gertrude had tho
.atch-key 10 let herself In when she re-
turned In the wee sna' hours-for
when Gertrude had I day out &c made
n night OF II.
Hence, II Mrs, Jarr loft tho nat she
must either leave the door unlocked or
elise snap II behind her and have 10 ON
ploy the janitor to br al II open when
she came back. all other door keys
having been lost, straysd or stolen 10y
various persons, although blamed on
Mr.. Jarr).
Tn. children, under iron-c!ad agree
ment as TO behavior and companion
ship, had been permitted 20 60 out on
tho street to play. Also had they been
placed upon parole to keep within
| bounds and siGht-to stray no further
| than their own doorway and immediate
sidewalk,
A daytime burglar scare had all care
rul housewives OF the neighborhood On
sentry duty this day as well. 90 Mrs.
Jarr attended to her household dutles
with many peevish s%oliloquies and with
more thai occasional looking out upon
the street to see how the childre en- were
d~!sobeying her.
Il wonder what those little rascai
are doing now" she said to herself fol
the twentieth time. as she craned GU
Of the window. This, the twentieth
time, she got sight OF them. They wer,
in their nj est and newest summe
clothes. having been permitted to 20 ar
ray themselves under solemn promis,
not to do more than sit dccorously oil
the steps that the garments might no
be d!sarraycd or soi,od.
"There they are!' cried Mrs. Jar
again. WHAT are they dolng?"
This Is what they were doing, Will
the anxious mother watched. too IA
for her voice to reach then:
First. a fat man came waddiin,
around the corner, two blocks dowv
lie Was :an,astlcally attired. and Mn
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Jarr noticed that Willie Jarr was fol-
owdng altar him throwing mud and
stones At him. Then a bag OF hour
was dropped from a window upon the
Fantastic a This burst and whit
ened him all over.
A man near by watering the sidewalk
with a hose dropped the hose and went
to the assistance OF the fallen man.
Whereat little Emma Jarr ran in on
the Sidewalk and turned the hose upon
the fallen. nour-covered Fantastic. and
on tho man who had como to his as.
sdstance.
In a moment both men. now prone
upon the sidewalk, were a mass OF wet
flour and coal. For a wagon had driven
up and the driver, evidently not heed
Ing the fracas. had dumped a ton or
moro OF coal upon the struggling men.
W~hereupon they both disappeared
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down a coal hole. TO emerge a moment
later as black as negroes. n gave
chase 10 the children.
A policeman now turned the corner
on the run and Joined the chase. Away
a Willie and Emma Jarr. followed by
all the shrieking and yelling children
OF the neighborhood. Hot after them
were the two men who had fallen down
the coal hole. After these oame the
fat policemen and a motley crowd of
butcher boys. street ioafers. nurse girls
with baby carriages, IND a o~ne-legged
boy with a crutch. who pegged on az
swiftly as the rest.
Followed then an excitable old lady
in an invalid's chair propelled by a
tall. lank negro.
Mrs, Jarr screamed In fright and
rubbed her eyes when a cigar store In
dian jumped down from his wooden
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its literature fresh every hour-or, to adopt a scasonable baseball
simic. hot of the bat. 1t gets what it wants. OF course the product
is frothy, but it touches the spot" like an ice cream soda. and there
is no limit TO the quantity that can be consumed. 1t may not be
nourishing. but t is harmless.
All this may not sound convincing, but it is a statistical fact that
in the last ten years, thanks to yachts. camps. bungalows and country
house parties, New Yorks supply OF summer reading matter has
doubled. In 1900 the publishers put 1000 new books on this market.
In 1910 the number had jumped to $4,000. Naturally, this a not
all fiction. but novels headed the list, the histories and biographies
were largely romancctinged, and the travels either full Of adventure
or bright with humor. II doesn't pay to publish dull books any more,
and the necessarily serious ones IRE not so heavily charged with cline
writing" that YOU would notice it.
Result: \ widespread popular demand for the very latest in light
reading, which the department stores supply Is regularly and as CO.
piousy as they do the weekly household orders for groceries.
People nowadays do not bother catalogues, about authors, pub
fishers or much less about criticisms. They simply ask for a frkin Of
romance. a dozen or two of detective stories. or twenty-five dollars
worth of thrills, then skim over the whole bunch and select for them
selves.
Instead Of sending flowers or fruit to friends departing on the
ocean steamships, it is now the thing to offer bon voyage boxes Of
books. The latter are almost as perishablc as the former, but not
quite, for instead Of being heaved overheard at Sandy Hook the VOL
umcs are liable to lie scattered around the decks and cabins during
all the trip across. and then they 60 to the officers and crew, or per-
haps wind up on some fve-foot bookshelf in the ships library.
Is this light literature habit extravagant? Not alarmingly so,
as the books are abundant and cheap, and the bargain counters show
some slashing cuts in literary values. Scott and Dickens, Balzac and
Rulwcr Lytton are ruthlessy lowered to the twenty cent level of
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Mrs. Jarr From Her Harlem Windows Beholds
A Cigar Store Indian Come Suddenly to Life

pedestal and. brand!shing his
hawk. followed the fight OF her dar-
.ings.
A milkman's horse and wagon ran
after, with the milk ANS tumb!ing to
the street. Old gentlemen were BOWED
over. a street car stopped Inc the pas
sengers poured out and Joined the
chase, while every cur dog Joined in
the running riot. barking n snap
ping at a bulldog that had darted to
the front OF the running mob and had
seized the policeman by the seat OF his
trousers.
In her horror and excitement Mrs.
Jarr screamed, and was perllously nesr
failing out OF the window. She beheld
her darling children enter a N~at-house
In the course OF erection down the
street, knocking over a hod carrier as
they did so.
A moment later the children came
sliding down a ladder with the whole
chase at their heels. Through sand.
through mortar boxes, upsetting piles
Of brick. went the base. and then
turned the corner and was son
Mr. Jarr sat in a chatr by the open
window, sickened and faint. And then
the patter OF childish feet was heard
and tho children muddied. dlshsveled
and painting. entered.
'Oh. mamma. see, Tho man gave us
nvo cents for playing In tho moving
pictures. right dow on the street,"
they cried.
And what do you think? when their
father was told about 1t he only laughed
and said
Gee. they didn't have moving pic
| lures when ] was a Kid"
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CREAM.SODA READING MATTER.

MMER is ope
season for best
sellers in the fic-
ton line. The
boom Of bonbon
b o : is at its
height right now,
in July. when it il
not unusual to find
the army Of vaca-
ton readers eager
ly m ping an
output Of some
two hundred new
books, m o : t ! Y
novels, in a single
week + h G n c W
generation of sem
%timentalists wants
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one | read there was a ridiculous
amount OF love-ms king.
The novel ] like best IL a mans story:
such a book. I mean. as David Harum,'
"Eben Holden" or THE Prodigal
Judge"
like the book which has for Its som
trail figure some really interesting male
type. not necessarily young, not neces-
sarily handsome, but a MAN.
like him to be described and studied
so carefully that I feel as II ! really
knew him ! believe one gets something
from a book with such a character.
Just as ones mind grows bigger n
wiser by knowing worthwhile people in
real life.
And then such a man gives body to a
story. like a tall tree In a Nat green
field.
To me such a novel Is honestly more
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enjoyable. as weMa IS more helpful. that the nuny I'VE story.
Mex to the novel Noted on a single male character. like the historical
novel
am particularly fond Of Dumas probably because he describes sue inter
esing ype
III Were King is M OF my ravorte novels Of this class There's ome
Trims about an the sword-and-cloak stories that makes them emnenty readable
ad enjoyable.
h one thing | cannot stand in book or IN author is monotony.
Robert w. Chsmhers writes pleasant taes bt all his men drink too
nj Ill his women are naughty-or almost naughty, II gets terribly tresome,
There's no such uniformity OF type in III real world. IN III W II Int
ones books7
way AS TO kin. Of somepoiyt ana it makes me feel uch more comfortable
much better pleased wit" III book