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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
Lebanon Chain Plant to Enlarge

Lebanon, Dec. 4.-Plans have been
approved for the construction of a
40x15O foot brick addition to the pres
ent Columbus Chain Company plant,
in this city, and the contract will be
awarded shortly and the work COM
menced as soon as possible.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04

receivershps at early date unless the Interstate
Commerce Commission grants the desired increase
in freight rates and unless the policy of many state
law-making bodies to place unjust restrictions ON
the earning capacities of the railroads is brought to
an early end.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
DISTORTED vEaETAR1AN1sM

$50 long you find the cost of living high" said the
friendly adviser why don't you your husband
vegetariansi"
What do you meant" asked the worried looking woman
why, eat only vegetable products
Couldn't think of it, What I'm tryn' to do now s to
persuade John to take to beefsteak and quit yn to live
liquor and tobacco. "-Washing gton Star
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
A WEAK RANK

will said she, Il am afraid my bank is in bad way
How foolish, Mabel! It's of the strongest financial
institutions In the state Whatever got that idea your
headf"
"We, it's very strange" replied Mabel unconvinced
They've just returned check mine for $40 marked
No Funds. "-Harper's Magazine.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04

Judging from the amount of havoc has been created
by the big guns in the German army the aviator of the
Ahes who dropped bomb on the Krupp works Essen
yesterday close to getting the seat of the
trouble in the European war zone
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04

The critical architect who told the American Civic As
soelaton that Broadway is but "eonvuson
must have got his impressions he cold grey dawn of the
morning after"
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04

Ihere were some election kttes that the s3
Mccormick kitty look like the stakes in pker round of
roodes opened on a pair of Jacks
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04

We are glad to know they intended to place war
tax marriages. What need is war tax on divorces
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
Killing Still Eligible?

Another funny one was in the ex
pense account filed by the Palmer. Nc
Cormiek League, of Erie. For some
time the smart political guessers on the
Philadelphia newspapers have been
stating that among those favorably con.
sidered by Governor-elect Brumbaueh
for the place of Attorney General in
his cabinet was John s. Killing, of
Erie, on the ground that Mr.. Killing
was member of the School Code Com
mission with DR.. Brumbaugh, and his
legal ability had gone far to the pro-
duction of what is acceded to be an
almost perfect school code, fact that
had impressed DR.. Brumbaugh When
the expense account of the Palmer Ne
Cormick League, of Erie, was made
public it was seen that Mr.. Killing had
contributed So to the campaign
against DIR. sBrumbaugh. Whether this
cuts him out from any consideration as
possible Attorney General under
Governor Brumbaugh remains to be
seen. Mr.. Killing is one of the Old
Guard Democrats and at one time
served as Democratic State Chairman.
and that was not so many years ago.
He succeeded Judge John s. Garman,
of Wilkes-Barre, as State Chairman,
and in turn was succeeded by Farm
er" Greasy. Killing is a successful
lawyer, Garman is on the bench, and
Greasy is still "down on the farm"
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04

Tight Skirts To Co. predicts the Patriot" Not with.
out substitute, we hope
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
Feed the Birds in Winter

DR.. Joseph Kalbfus, Secretary of the
State Game Commission, calls on the
sportsmen throughout the State, through
circular letter, to feed the wild
birds during the winter, when the food
is scarce. In his letter Secretary
Kalbfus says:
~ am writing about what seems to
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04

MOONS PHASES
Full Moon, End; Last Quarter, 10th;
New Moon, 10th; First Quarter, 24th,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

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Sitg oes Rndrn-Grnras Rrhnrnkamp tinr AlDtbt.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

iiber @orimou.
gsori6au 81. Sept, pia &e.
trograO. Sellte Nlorgcn (pabr'
idemlih lit Somitog oemeint nm
5 llbr crihien Elm 0eiltiAer 3cppe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

Ser Weaen0 BON 9ioDo- @eoroiclusf
(iriibcr @looIim, 90 @leileu moro.
weiilid BON @ari6au. 81 enttom
Alen, mo ole Settings @eibiBe oen,
1cl6eii berlnter bolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

lin iiber Der Staot im0 mari mc6
rere 9omben berob. Grei Soloaten
wuroen det0Otet.
SIS wrroe ami oen Suitfreu5er &C.
feuert, bod cs gelnng oeniel6en MD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28
Gag nn0
lla6t grkdmptt
sO ertldrt ftanS6iIIdes
Bulletin.
2emticbe iuUllen GmtI1eis
rmmg cr5iuingen.

Gie sdlodt in 9loro 5ronfreid mi.
tibet nit immer groberer Seftis.
felt. @efeht sipii6en Sopa.
nern umo Oeltiden an sen gIlts.
Idifern bon Siinetou.
@oris, 27. September. Tos
belte 9l6eno 81 ip1ter Shmoe erlai.
iene oiii5ieae Gommunique ertldrt
oaB Oie GelitiAen Gag ino 9loht
i6re 9lu9rifie nit elmer Seitiafeit
obue @leihen fortieBten. ieOod tel.
nen griola batten, Ger @ortlaut
Der grfldrmg iol9t:
u@s miro 6eitdtiat, Dab bon Der
9Iadt oes %. All bis melt IN oeu o.
6ineiu Die Ocutiheu Eoo lmo 9ladt
unaiiib0rlicb oni Der aou3en Sinic
! 9Ingriiic nit elmer @eftiofeit o6ne
aleihcn modten in Der 9l6iidt un.
iere 2iniep 5ii Ourhbrehcn
Gieie 9ln1rifie erfolgten iiberall in
10 miiormer gSeiie, oaB es iheiut,
oaB Die Gelitihen bon 6ohiter Stele
| Snitruttionen erbnlten boben, 5ii per.
iudeir Die Sdla6t 5iir Gntideiouna
5u 6ringen
Die Oeutiden baben ieooh ibren
3ped nidt crreidt @ir babeu nab
reno Der 9lftion eiue 6obue mo meb.
rere aononen erbeittet itn0 Diele @e.
faueene aemaht. Die erobertc SABINE
mar oie oes "a. Snfauterie.9iegi.
neutS.
9lae lmiere Gonmonoanten er.
pdbuen beionoers. Dab DER @eiit I'M.
ierer Sruppen trob Der uninter6ro-
deneu Sample Elm ousge3eihneter
lit, un0 Dab iie Wliibe ba6en. Sic
Sruppen bon 81 iharfen Gorgeben
5uriid5ubaltcn.
@rittfde offt5tclIe Grs
tldrung.
2ouoon, 27. September Dos
6eihe 9lben0 britiihe offi5ieQe Cons
mrtique loiitet.
nGie Situation lit 8ufrieoeniieneno
imo Die @egenangrifie oes Seinoes
auf Ser britiihen 5ront iino nit
I idweren Gerluiien suriidgeihlaaen
moroen,~
Wieloung bonn SdIndt-
fcI0e.
BON oer Shlodtfront
q. September, bio sgoris. %. Sep.
tember. Die per3lueiielten Ser.
iude Der Deutihen ouf Dem weit.
liHen Gnoe Ser lauoeu Sdjlamtlinie,
sic 9leiben Ger 9erbiinoetcu 8u ourd.
brebeu, reiultirteu III oeu 6eftiaiier
admpfeu welde iid felt 9egnn oes
5elo8uges augetrogen bnben.
9tod rmalifborlihen a0mpfen 6ei
Gag mo glaht muroen bon sen
0eutiden Corps ouf Corps aeaen Sic
elite Der frau50iiiden mo enaliitcn
glrneen geworien, ieoob MIR nm
5uriidgeihlaaen 5u peroen
Sapnner an9eb1ih IieQ-
reid.
Sofio, 27. Sept gs miro
oiiijicn onaefimoiot, oaB sic Syopu.
ner in einem beftigen @cfeht an ocn
gluslauiern BON TIingtou, Dem Sie.
aieringsiib Der oeuti6en 9eiibuna
aialltidau, Die 0elitidcn geidIoaen
baben. Gos @efecbt wd6rte anae6.
lid6 IA Shlnoeu.
Die Serluite Der Sapoucr bctrn.
aen ioiueit befonnt, augeblic6 0rei
Eootc uno 8p0lf @crpunoete
9fod Der otii8ieGen Grfldrlna Be.
sann Der aonpf am 26. September
0eitihe aanonenboote beIhoiien ole
@olitionen Ser inpaniibeu Erippen
Sapaniibe gIeroplane leiiieteu Ser.
porragenoes I'M QluftIdrunosoienit,
lie entfamen angebIid iammtlid I'M.
periebrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28
Highlands
1nttwrbr.
GntwideIt 6eiOnOers
reSe SbdtiSttit.
0lerUplam iuirft SDmbet
amf NSaris.

Slll Zeppelin" llldDt Soltr ltber
cine 9(uoabl beleiider StGote. II
g8irft mebrere 8om6en.
@oris, 81. Septem6er. Gin
oelttic6er 9leroplan mari 6eute bier
9on6en ouf Oie Staot. @ines ser
@eiHoiie erploOirte IN ser 9lpenue
on Srocaoero an Ser Gde Der 9lue
6repomet. GosieI6e rib einem Mon-
ne, Der an ser Gde nit ieiner Eo1-
ter I'M @eiprdd Itono, oeu aopf ab
uuO mo6te Oos &ino gum ariippel.
Gie anoereu 9om6en ridteten MIR
geringen S6aoen an.
@roBe Nlenibenmengen, peI1e iic6
oes prddtigen SerbittogcS erfreuteiC
promeiirten an Sen llfern ser Sci
ne, ais oos 6hlg8eug iait unuittel-
bar ii6er Dem gifeIt6urnn erihien. gs
miro angenonunen, oaB Die erite
9om6e iir Oie orabtloie Station auf
Dem Gifelt6urnl oOer fir oie in Ser
9ld6e liegen0en @affen 0laga5ine
6eitimmt mar. Sic lanoete nidt peit
bon Dem S6urme. Gie Grploiion
muroe oiele9lodS binaus eebort 0ie
SGuier in Ser gla96ari1aft puroen
itorf 6eibGOigt biele Wlanern erbiel-
ten 9liiie rno 3a6lreiHe 5eniter tpir-
oen 3ertriinnert. Gie 9ombe fiel
nur einen @locf BON ser onerifani-
iben 9oti6oft in ser 9iue Sc Gbail-
lot nieocr. 9efonntlidb bat BOT
ibofter Serrid sic 9legierung ni6t
nod 9oroeour 6egleitet
9)}it ser 9on6e flatterte cine Oeut-
i6e 6o6ne ouf Die StroBe bera6 Sic
@rploiion erregte infer oen @aiion-
ten cine auBeroroentlide @anif; Ole
fel6en iucbten IN wiIOer Salt no1 ge-
ibiisten @lGbeu.
Ter oerItiimmelte 9eihnon Oes
Mannes murOe nrter Oen Griimmern
zines Smties geflnoen. 9tabe i6m
lag oas Wi1o6en, Dem 6eioe 9eine
5eridmettert maren.
G6e ii6 oie9lufreguug gelegt bottc,
mari Ser 6lieger nod orei onoere
Bomber 6erab. Cine oeriel6en lam
oete ulter elmer Gu66eeroe, Oie aiIi
Ser 9lutellil-9lennbo6n peiOete. Cine
Ru6 muroe getootet. 0ie brittle
9ombe fiel in Der 9lue gineuic ME
Ser iiuO Die pierte in Der 9fue De la
Fontpe. Sic t6oten MIR unbeoeii-
tenOen Sdooeu.
Tie beute 6erobgeworfenen 8om-
ben moren sic frdftigiten oie bis
EFT bon Oeuti1en 9leroplmnen bel
ibren 9eiudeu iiber @oris beullbt
murbcn.
,3eppeIin~ beiu1t NJ e6 :
rere beGqifhe StGOtc.
Sonoon, 81. September Sin
oeutIder n3eppelin~ Itattete geltern
9l6cuo elmer 0epelde ans CItenOe an
oos 9ieilter'ide giireau 5uiolge meb-
reren 6eloiiden Stdoten Elm @eiudb
ab.
Der 2uftfreu8er iiberflog 9llort,
Sent Gpn5e, N1inel6efp iiuo 9iol-
leg6en @r mari fiini 9onbelt
binn6.
sSn TDn5e puroc ein alter Nlann
toOtlid oerpunoet. Gr befono iib
in Der 9}d6e eines Sauies, auf oeHen
Gad oie Bonnie erplooirte.
Cine in 9oueg6ct 6crobgctporfcie
9om6e rihtete fcineu SdaOen an.
Phi Dem 9liidiluac iiber Gbielt
mari ser 6lieger gpei @omben anf
oir oortiacu @aSwcrte. poourb be-
osutenoer Nloterialihaoen mtgerid-
iet miiroe. Gas 9uft5eug ilo9 oann
iiber Gourtrai in Der 9lihhm9 auf
1ranfrein peiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28
s5rO6e s9la9t na@t 09 Oer &ud6ei0ung
9eutld)t 9tOinurn im Gtntrum an SOOtn
MOt1
an Oie SepOiitOren nnO BETTER Ser
Gritcn SOput6ef fiinf @ru5ent
S6ligntiOHen Der Wlumnt
SernOn-@OOOberrB GOt-
ton 9mf Company.

@s miro 6iermit 6efalnt gemnd6t, oaB
Oas Gonite, inter einem bonn 20. Gage
I'M 9c5cmber 1913 Oatirten 9l6tommen
5ipii6eu Den @eiibern Scr @riten 6bpos
t6ei flint @ro5eut Sblisatiouen Der
Womt @ernonsgsuoo6errb Cotton Sud
Company uno Dem 6eiaaten Gomite or
9aniiirt eiuen YIau fir ben Shstanih
beiagter C6ligationeu 5ipcds &eorgani=
Iation Der N3ount %ernons@ooOberrb
Cotton Sud Company ongcnommen bat
uno ooB cine 9biNrift beiagten %lanes
bel Der Safc 9epoiit lno SruIt Company
bon Baltimore, ais 9epoiitorilm, bintcrs
legt ipurOe.
Sic 3eit fir Snterlegen Der S6li9as
tiouen unter oem llebereiufonmeu pom
90 9e5euber 1913 lit bis auf ben 4.
glooem6er 1914 beidrdnft poroen.
9lae 9eliber bon Oblieationen, bic i6re
Sb(gatiouen bis6er niAt ocponrt 6aben
lmo ii@ 6eiogtem 9l6fommen aui1licBen
uno Dem 6eio9ten 9Slan 6citreien pollen,
meroen criuc6t, ibre C6Iigotioncn Dor jez
nem Sahm bel Der Sofc Gepoiit ono
Srltit Company bon Baltimore, Gepoiitoz
RUM, 81 Oeponircn aein @eiiber BON
Gbligntionen miro nad5 ieneni 3atum
5um 9eponiren ohne 3uitimmun9 oes
9ontitcs unO nuter iolden %or6e6aItcn
uno Seongln9en bercdtigt iein iuie Ons
Gomite Oics Dori1rei6cn mag
gSalOo giewcOmer, %oriiber,
Sranf q. 5nrit
Charles u. @c66,
George Gatur.
G6arlcS 8. 9ibOaos,
SDbn 90. gleliUn,
@nitabns S6cr,
SoGu q. grDgOcu,
3. 3. gicliionn, Sclretdr.
(Sept26, S,3Obl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
EMPEROR WILLIAM
FELICITATES CHANCELLOR

LONDON. Nov 30. 4.1O a. m-Tele.
graphing from Berlin by way OF
Amsterdam. Reuters correspondent
sends the following Official announce.
ment: Emperor William has sent this
birthday telegram 20 DR.. Won Beth
man-Hollweg. the German imperial
chancellor.
AS the head OF the German I'm.
pire ! come to your eXcellency with
congratulations 81 a particular Kind.
Luck Il necessary TO pilot the ship OF
state through stormy times into the
harbOr and for this puriOse provI.
dence employs men who know how TO
hght hrmly and steadily and TO keep
the welfare Of the Fstherlaud in mind
until the great aim II Accomplished.
Among those men your excellency
occupies first place. The German pco-
pie know u. and know A. God bless
your work
(Signedl WILHELM
The chancellor in reply. thanking
the emperor. said the Impressions he
had received IN Berlin gave him conf.
dence that the population was firm In
the determination TO FIGHT until a final
victory was secured"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
WOMEN TAKE
TO DRINKING

LONDON. Nov. 2O.-Every day the
demand In London for a strict reguIa-
ton OF the sale Of liquor during the
war becomes more insistent Mill
tary authorities are disguised with
the drunkenness of soldiers brought
about by the disposition OF civilians
to treat all men in uniform.
Lord Kitchener has issued protests
against h treating of soldiers but
without the desired results. Even the
closing OF public houses at 10 O'Clock
at night has not cured the evil and
s%tricter regulations seem inevitable.
The increase of drunkenness among
women, especially among women
whose husbands nave entered the ser
vice. has fallen under the observation
OF social workers in all parts OF Lon
don. and many delegations of promi-
nent women have appeared before
licensing justices in an effort to check
this practice by regulation OF some
sort.
The Duchess of Marlborough. Lady
ByIes, Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. James Cow
and many other prominent women
composed a delegation which recently
visited Mr.. McKenna at the home of
nee n asked his assistance in bat
Ting the wave OF alcoholism among
women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
MASONS TO AID
In RELIEF WORK

CINCINNATI. Nov. ss-At a meet
Ing OF prominent Masons from all
over the country here tonight a move
ment nationwide In its scope. was
launched TO c funds to aid the
war sufferers In Europe. Forty-six
OF the ro~rty-nine grand Communicates
OF the country expressed their APP
proval OF the plan. while the other
three communicates have not been
heard from.
IL A. estimated that there are ~l.sso.Qso
Masons In the United States and A. n
hoped 10 secure At least one dollar each
from them. This city viii be mad the
~esdquarter for The collection and dts
sent TO the grand lodges OF the countries
AT war win the exception OF Austria
and Russia. where there are no grand
lodges and where the relief money Will
De distributed hroug other sources.
The relief will not be confined TO Ma
sons or their families but will be given
70 all the suffering as far as practicable.
Al the meeting tonight Officers were
elected as follows:
President-Arthur Macarthur. Troy,
N. ".
Vice northumberland witt Hender-
son. Ky. 4. Albert Blake. Boston: Bar
ton. smith. Toledo: George r. Moore,
Washington and Frederick II. smith.
Rochester. \. N.
Colonel william b.. Meiush. Of this
city WIS named IS chairman Of m. e~-
ecuuve committee which will have ac-
tive charge Of the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
EDICT MAY REACT
AGAINST GER MANY

LONDON. Nov. 80. 4:1O a. NJ
Ielegraphing from Copenhagen, the
Daily Mails correspondent represents
that Germany's declaration making
wood contraband of war has caused a
tremendous revulsion of feeling I'm
Sweden and Norway against Germany
and agitation for an understanding
with Russia. Sweden's loss by reason
OF this declaration as estimated by the
correspondent will amount to Sl5.-
900 900 n year
The temper OF the Swedes." saws
the correspondent. lis such that they
are discussing whether or not IL would
De advisable to send cargoes of wood
TO England through the Kattegat and
Skager Rak under escort of Swedish
warships and defy the Germans TO at
tack them II Is contended that
Sweden. Norway and Russia could form
a profitable commercial. agreement
which would be greatly to the adyan-
OF themselves and the allies, and
TO the disadvantage OF the Germans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
CABINET FALLS
Berlin Reports Overthrow OF servian
Ministry But Gives No DetaIi-
Persia Aroused Against Russia.

BERLIN. Nov. 20 (By wireless TO
Sayyiile, L. Lit was announced to-
DAY by the oficial press bureau that
word a been received from Sofa.
Bulgaria. that the Servian cabinet had
been overthrow.
Other Information given out fol
lows:
1t Is reported from Constantinople
That the larger part of northern Per
STA has be- aroused TO hostile action
against Russia. and that in southern
Persia the movement against Great
Britain is increasing.
Prince Abbas and Prince Osman.
relatives OF the khedive OF Egypt.
have been banished by the British au-
thorities on the charge of engaging
In an anti.British conspiracy,
SIEVE foreigners disguised as
hodjas (Mohammedan teachers) were
taken before a court martial in Con-
stantinople charged with inspiring
riots at the i~nstigation of a dragoman
at the Russian embassy.
American and English papers re-
port that the military governor of
Antwerp declared that American re-
lief work in Belgium was s~uper1uous.
This Is erroneous. The governors
aide de camp stated TO an interviewer
that American help in feeding the Bel
CLANS vas very desirable.
Numerous German medical associa-
lions are protesting against the illegal
sentence imposed on German military
surgeons by a French court martial.
which has led the German government
TO invoke the mediation OF the Amer
lean ambassador"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
YOUTHFUL ROBBERS
Benaire Police Pick Up Two Boys, One
OF Whom conoessss 20 Thisving
ana duplicates Another.

A number OF petty robberies which
have occurred In Bellaire during the
past week were cleared up yesterday
upon the arrest OF Walter McGarry and
Cooney Fritzic. both boys. IL appear
that n display case In front OF the Albert
Luchs clothing store. was broken into
some time last week and three sweaters
stolen. A short time afterward the dis
play case In front Of the National Shoe
Company store was also broken into and
three pairs OF shoes taken. Both or
these places arc on Belmont street. Bell
.laire.
chief Of Police Malone yesterday saw
the McGarry boy wearing one Of the
sweaters and took him 10 the city build
Ing In Bellaire. whore he was given a
severe grilling The third degree" was
too much for the young bandit and he
confessed. duplicating young Frftzio.
They were both landed IN tho city Jail
and viii probably he given a hearing
before Mayor Wassman this morning
Saturday night the grocery store at
Joseph Mahon. az Rose Hiil. was broken
into and a quantity OF candy. tobacco
and cigars taFen. 4 $40 clarinet. Tho
property Of the proprietor. who ~ a
musician. was also missing The Bell
airo officers attribute hts theft also 10
McGarry and Fritzie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-30
From a Sinners Diary.

I've got to get my buggy tires set.
Iheyre as noisy as any new under
skirt.
know where there's a ripe second.
crop strawberry. IL a lunkhead robin
doesn't find il.
To-day | found is four-leaf lovers.
They raise up and wag at me like
you've seen geese stand on tlptoe and
mop their wings in a mud puddle.
Like the big white gander does.
To buy corn with a nice bright dol
lar TO feed hens to get the dollar back.
] am against unanimously. Keen a
MOCK Just big enough TO live on the
broken dishes and melon rinds. | con-
tend in a loud voice. Fish the rest
OF the time or crochet or lake sun
baths-whatever appeals. Or keen
diary and henpeck editors or write 10
en- in pencil on both sides OF he
paper.
Last night / was greeted with this
pleasant Information 'Sundaes are
ten cents now. Sugar has gone up. -
l have almost Give ME a half a
one. | answered. That the war con.
cerned me like that was something /
hadn't figured on. like twins.
II you mustn't give bad impress
sions, go a step farther and don't
take EN-.
Yesterday I went 10 give a lesson
and the boy was gone. His mother
he'd gone swimming. He
never told her. because she worried
But when he went out with his rain
coat under his arm. all innocent look.
ing in front. his clean underwear was
sticking out OF it behind, And that
was proof enough for her. She jawed
about her man every minute. and II
you'd see him. you wouldn't blame
her. Now. I'm used TO having plenty
oil women jaw to me about their men.
and know how to help back. But al
most a stranger So ! looked out and
said. You've got some dandy Gun
Der vines"
Yes; and that's all have got
v tried ever since I've lived here 10
have a fence made across this little
end by the house. You cant raise
anything with hens pasturing on II "
] wanted TO say. IF he comes before
! have to go. Ill hold him and let Won
hammer him all you want TO. II will
help soothe away all these %torruriug
years. know" But I asked. did the
boy 30 with the auto?"
on. we sold that long ago. Every
Few days we'd have 10 get an expert
here. and the minute no was gone
Mr.. - would crawl under Il and
take cut every screw he could hnd
and Eut EN- back in the wrong place.
and then IL wouldn't 90 again. / was
glad when the thing was sold"
! knew ] ought to- say. I'D know
ne was exactly that kind OF a turkey
buzzard n ia never been told a
word But ! started IN telling her
about a cyclone Ia read OF that day.
n she got real cheerful over a hus.
band that got run away with on a
binder and slung under n barn. and
then the barn fell on him -Lynetie
Freemire. In Judge.