New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-26
The Woman
About Tow

THE UNCoNVERTED "sPEcrr.
Little. Doc" Dock, of General.
lie Jones's suffrage army. otherw,. 20
Lavinia l.. Dock, votes for won,a.s
er Of the I'd Assembly Dlstric, ~
into the District Messenger sbor reg
Henry Street Settlement. where 80.
Johnny here?" she asked. "co~,as
him as usual to help carry ham,.
the soap box for my regular W.
meeting?"
"Er-yes.' said the man hsh,.,
desk. 'Johnnys here. Hey Jos'
After an interval Johnny sbrs.
from the rear Of the store He s
piciously red-eyed. %
Johnnys' been cryin'." said .,
behind the desk ",
"Hain't" said johnny"
"Cryin'," the man behind the A.,
on, because he don't want to "a ~. We
suffrage no more. An he's talked ~ 2
other boys an they won't 20 N
know what we'll do, Miss Dock" WIT
He regarded Johnny with
eye. in which lurked certain synD,s
say" Johnny" spoke up. "Yor'sh
been good 10 me, Miss Dock. ru
youse if l kin leave me uniform on ~
mebbe / won't be rekernized."
Five minutes later Johnny" !,
made-over-from-father's Jacket ana ~.
ers Of his private life accompanied NJ
Dock TO the street meeting.
"ENGLISH AS SHE Is SPoKEe-
voices and a lively rumpus at the doo.
the subway car made the passsr,.''
stand up and crane their necks.
An intoxicated individual, nv d..
said a prim man in front Of The Wo-,.
explaining matters TO his prim wife -.
officer is ejecting him. Very paint,l !.
see a fellow being n that condition =,
public conveyance
Just back of the woman a man ina.
verse OF prim stood on tiptoe a r-luv.,
and then dropped down.
"Aw" ne growled, de cops firm ,
soused bloke from de car"
No wonder foreigners are sometr.,
puzzled by our language.
THE TIE THAT BINDs.-Hs Wa
big WAINWRIGHT, two hundred pound, :,
a rough guess-but nothing could hsy.
exceeded the gentleness with which :.
carried two small cages containing two
particularly tiny canaries.
He boarded a Madison avenue car as
sat twiddling his huge forefnger at Ia
canarics. which cooked their heads 4,
him appreciatively. \ sour faced woma,
sitting next watched them. and the ghos
of a smile appeared on her face. 4 bna
business man on the other side droDug
his paper and looked on, too. A tour
looking citizen over the way walked q
from d snooze and fixed his eyes on L.
little yellow heads popping out be,vss
the wires. grinncd a bit ana leaned nea's.
There is no use talking. A pet-a .5s
pets a touch Of nature that makes t.
whole world kin. Why, a fuzzy heads
kitten peeking out through the hole
the lid Of an animal basket will makes
carful OF tired people forset their trouta
momentarily.
And as for a baby. at least a baby hG
has any cunningness at all about t-sI
that's another story.
INDIVIDUAL CDRE-ALLS. - Tire
women were seated upon bench in RlT.
erside Park. They were discuss1
nerves" Said one. When mine are a.
on edge the only thing is to darker NJ
room and stay there until the spe. s
over Sometimes the family must Oh,
alone. but when ! come out I'm not h
cross" Well. when I'm IN a sea Of u
digo," said the brunette, I've just 60, 70
get out and talk a blue streak 20 any ols
who'll listen" The only relief for ny
nerves" broke I'm the third, who was ytii
thin and had many fretful wrinkles e
ammonia-spirits OF ammonia. ia ll"
die without IT." ON the next bench q
side us was young boy. He too asl
been listening. What would MAKE !o.
feel good?" We asked him. And promptl
came the answer. A good square nas-
OF ice cream. but'-dejectedly-'l ns's
get mCre'n 70 cents worth"