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Evening star., 1914-04-05

Torreon Is another of the victims of cir
cumstances over which they had no con-
troll
Evening star., 1914-04-05
POLITICAL SITUATION IN FRANCE

Balkan question. Roumania's action had
proved beneticeut and has prevented the
struggle from being prolonged. Her mod
Grafton in victory permitted her TO exert
a real action. and she remained a power
fui element in the Balkan fedora tion.
Italy $ success in the Tripolitau had
given France new neghbor in Africa
Faithful to her engagements France had
voluntarily recognized the annexation Of
Libya and Cyrenaica by Italy. giving
thus renewed testimony of sincere friend
ship II could not be doubted that Italy
would be touched by that manifestation.
In Morocco France has established jus
tice in the suppression OF the consular
tribunals. no longer justified in the pres
ence of judicial organizations adapted 10
the wants and usages of all Europeans
The question Of Tangier-Fez being
ranged. France turns to the construction
and exploitation of railways.
The agreement with Spain of November
q. 1872. in creating a divergence of views
between the two countries resulted in "A
happy rapprochement and complete har-
nony in the Moroccan administration ot
both countries.
France had recognized the republic of
China. which in part had been recognized
by all the powers in September, 1913.
Evening star., 1914-04-05
Progressing.

Getting on socially"
Sure" replied Mr.. Cumrox. we don,
ask folks to come and visit us any
more. We give house parties"
Evening star., 1914-04-05

"Mebbe,'' said Uncle Eben, .'dar
wouldn' be SO much divorcin if
woman took as much interest in mans
business while dey's married as she takes
when she's tryin' to colleck alimony.''
Evening star., 1914-04-05

Government plant experts have laid out
bulb gardens this spring within a few
steps of the administration
American building of the United
Bulbs. cu1ture l Dspdnea' spd in fa "n Asr,. as
it is believed that additional evidence
Evening star., 1914-04-05

France and the United States continued
TO cherish the most cordial relations.
Evening star., 1914-04-05

The people of the United States should
not fool themselves, into believing that
Evening star., 1914-04-05

Fhe government with the cooperation
of the Order of Elks and other orgauiza-
Evening star., 1914-04-05

This declaration. which Won from the
chamber an unusual expression of lis
Evening star., 1914-04-05

Hendricks and Pollard, however. were
not hanged on the day named. but on the
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
@ie lang 1T elm s6rittq

Sn friiberen 8eiten. in oenen man
nod auf einfahere Meiiuneen onge-
tpieien mar oIs beute, batte aud Der
S9ritt cine eroBere 8%ebeutung oils
beute. 1n6 bod gibt es notiirIid
aud iest nod @elegenbeiten, Bel
6enen cine Sdritt3Gblung bienei6t
oIs einaiee, ieOenfous aber ais min.
fommeneW1Sglii6feit our G~eititelung
bon @ntfernungen ongeuenoet ner.
ben tptrb. Tim ip1ter ober Die geaGbl-
ten Sdritte aud in Die tatiGhIide
Grtfernung utn5urehnen, muB man
Die 2Gnge oeS Shrittes fcnnett, Die
iebr beridieocn iein fam unS erIt
nurG Die milit1riIde NusbiIoune auf
eine 3iernIi6e @leihbeit gebrodt
fporb. 0ie enelii6en Solooten mo.
den NIT 81 8entimetern Die ldngiten
S9ritte. Der beuti1e SoIooten.
fHritt ntBt nur so 8entimeter, Der
frnnsSfiihe, ttoIieniife unb oiter-
retGiihe 70, Der ruiiiibe MIR II
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
Die gsrtiefnna Der arofen @eItbafen

Olc SertteTitIg Der 8FUReN NellDareH
tpir0 nod Groffnung Oes 8anama.
tanals IN nidt LANCER 8eit notmen-
big per0en. Mie oie nautiIhe Sof-
5eiti9rtft nSonia@ mittetlt, Bot 2oro
8irrie Der Dominions NoDal Gom.
mifiion cine 9enfihrift iiberrei9t,
Die ft1 5,mGdft nit Dem gitsbau ser
Sdfen oes britiihen @eltreides, i'm
beionoeren MuitroIiens beidGftigt.
Sierna6 miro Die @irfune Der Ser
'tieflng 6es Sue5fonoIs unO Der
@r0ffnung oes Bonomnfanals 5u-
nddit Die fem, 0oB Die neien Sbiffe
70 groB gebout meroen, I'M eben nod
bur9 beioe 3an6le ourdfabren 5u
f0nnen. 9ie Golge oooon miro fem,
bob aud Ole eroBen 8eItb1fen nit
ibren Observation-Disclosures folgen milf
fen. No1 Hirries Muffaiiung lit fir
.einen @eItbafen eriter &laIie cine
.Etefe bon min0eltertS 40 Sub (12
Dieter erforoerIid, 1n0 im2oufe Der
.8eit miro man altf 40 SUBJ, 1875
Meter) fommen miiiien. Cine onoere
eneIii6e 9littorit6t, Yrof. Cir Sobn
8iles, Der ait6 cine 9enfidrift elm.
gerei9t bat, lit ioear Der Weinune,
in 90 Biz 80 Sobren iperoe Die Siefe
Der groBen @eltbGfen eriter &InfIe
bis al so SUB (18 Meter) betraeen
miiiien.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21

iuieren @oden fommt mir uiht aouo
LAUDER Dor. SD bdtte beiuobe NUT
eemabt "
n@emutmaBtl" perbeiierte Der
8leine. uno es Log elm ianiter Der
peis in ieinen iDaiierblauen f%reunOIi-
den Augen.
n9itte iebrl~ entsegnete Der &a-
eere uno fab i'm poblmoaenO, aber
bod iiberIegen an. sd motte 0as
niht 70 obne meiteres unterihreTben.
Weiner Meinung mad entipridt es
Dem natiirIiden @nrpfinOen uno benz
Iogiiden Spradgeies pieI cher, gu
ioeen: Sd bate beinabe mutge.
mabt ~
n@ber, oberl" rief ser Rleine Ieb.
BAIT mo fdIus NIT Der SanO ouf
BEN Gid. rMutgemaBtl Weltee.
-mnBtl @rtieslihl Gs gebt mir Ourd
Die Obren tpie tpenn elm 9ditauto.
mobiI an ben 6enitern Doriiberihndr.
rem niir0e. @on3 pioeriinnig un0
~unerammptifnIiid lit es. Gle miiI.
fen utlb fonnen niht anoers Iagen
oils: SD bate beinabe semlltmaBt..."
SD bate beinabe mutgemaBt -
70 fnge i'd itno babel bleibe ihl" er-
fl1rte iett Der Sogere niht obne
Seftigfeit, traffic iif in ieincr gam
5en 0Gnge eunpor unO iob 5iemIid
berdrsfor0ern0 airf Oen &leinen ber-
inter. Isle meroen mid bod niht
0orifber bele6ren mouen, mas oeutih
iit9 SD claude, ih babe Oo bereits
8eit gebubt, meme eigenen gefeIteten
auidauiinsen unO @runoi0se 81
8epinnenl"
.Tdbl Go5l 9abl In1fauungen
linO @runoidBel" 3iirnte ser &leine
uno iAob Ben Gid 70 ener9iih BON
1t6, 0aB 0as @aiier aus Sen @I1iern
ffnporfte. oAnihouungen uno
@runoidbe beoeitten ga rein gar
nihts. &eeeIn, 8eeeln unO gum
0rittenmol &egeIn, mein 2ieber
Oos lit oas ein5ige, mas @ert bat,
uno 0onad fommen sic ni6t bar
iiber bittpeg. sic miiIien ingen:
bate beinobe gemutmnBt :"
0wtltgemoBt" REF Der onoere Iaut,
fenfte ben @opf lno Itnrrte ibm ms
@eiidt.
v@emutmnBtl" idrie nun aud
Der &eine ut0 bobrte Die ipise Naie
gu ieinem @egner binauf in Die
2uft. - Qnbei Iprnngen fire 6eioe
olf, orebten iid Sen. &iiden urtO
gingen mad Dem aletoerit1nOer =
Der cine our linfen gde, Der anOere
aur reften. sic iuhten un6 iuften
limo fornen enOlid in Der Wlitte 5it-
iammen.
mgber mo iit?" fraete ser Sogere.
uBo lit Oenn mein God?"
Limo mir feblt mein neuer &utl"
nnttportete Ser Oife beunrubi9t. -
Sic itanoen einige Sefunoen ga unO
ia9en ii6 an. II SD claude BEL
nube,~ Iogte Der 2ange fleinIa1it,
nOer 8uride bat ms, W6brenO mir
oebottierten, n~asgefiibrt -"
r9itte~ penbiIierte Der Dife
ianft uipO etng obne SUIT Binaus =
u~genasfiibrt :"
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
Die @atmaanna.

Die, betoen bebtilteh Serren f6o.
ben bag 51adbtett BON IT'D; nitf benz
tie ibr getp06ittihsg anfeebousipteI
erIesiet b1ffen. Gqbei d9 Der cine
mad Dem RIefOerlt6rter Inn um6 be-
obn@Bete. BORT eitten Mtnnn, Ser ftfJ
N, UerOaHttaer Befe 5i1 iauffen
imnHte.
,asog boben @dea" froote Der
tIeine Dt6e.
-.nCC@l@. anttuortete Ser tdnce Ga.
eere. sDos SnAtpfOhlm bOrt Del
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21

ShIuiie NIT mebr ODER neHiger sc
ihfdIihfett uno Riibnbeit oa3u ifber-
ouIeiten, Dab Die g@olOene Sunoert.
oebn" tbren beriibmten yShEeuOer-
uus0ertauf" immer nod fortiese mno
IN ser 2oge lei 5ebntouieno &ode,
Soien un0 8eiten 81 yfonfurren3lo-
len Breiien" an5ubieten. Die 8erli-
ner omiiiierten fih itber oieie He-
fIomegeOihte, oenen es an @it fei-
nesrpegs ge6roh. 3uueiIer mar es
gerooe3u iponnenO, ME Der 0erfai.
fer BON i~rgenoeiuer 5rage ser boben
8olitit auf Den belpuBten Shleu0er.
a~usnerfouf iberleiten miirOe. Der
@erfaiIer, oOer ridtiger Oie geriai-
ierin, oenft es mar Die @attin 0es
Sn6obers Der 6irmo, bic Oiele gerie
oerfoBte uno Die oaourd Die eigent-
Iihe 8egriipOerin uno Er1qerin Oes.
<fes nto grfolges ser g@oIOenen.
&unoert5ebn" pur0e. lldbrigens
Iebte ii1 sic origineae @eidGftsge.
borung ni6 in Dem 2ooen ieIbit fort.
9ieier mar n1mIih inn Snuern nit
EInfdten be6dnet, arf Oenen man
aaerIei g~eI6ufige 9erIiner &eoensnr-
ten las. Dem freunOlihen &dufer
tpuroen otf Oieie @eiie peridieoene
8infe nit Dem 8aunpfobl gegsben.
90 bling gum 8eiipiel oidt neben Der
gusgongstiir ein3ettel NIT Der nobl.
monenoen giuIaoung: ngtn ober
rausl~ Der Sinn mar IeIbit fit et.
men minoer begabten 9eiufer Deg
@alties nidt 5u miBoeuten: nDu
bolt gefouft, gu bait be3ot..t II 6eine-
weitere andpeIenbeit lit ni6t nebr
ponnoten.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21

0as intereiianteIte a~riegsiDert.
5eltg fi1ro entidieoen 4uitognet-
ten, oie Oie neutrality-suspicious. Soloa-
ten benuben, I'M Den ginOrud gu er.
peden, ols Oh cine Nieienana1bI bon
Maai6inen9etpebren in E1tigfeit
ieien. Die &aitaenetten iinO in les-
ter 3eit mebrfa6 in @ebraud qefonl-
men. @eim ierbii9en Seere iino ite
aud bielfab peripenoet noroen. Bel
ben Iesten Monopern hat es Iih ge-
3eigt, Dab toti1hIih oerartige Gait
ifpungen ourh 0os &loppern Der
@nltngnetten berporgerufen meroen
fottnen. Cine gan5 b%eionoere Noae
baben Die 4oitagnetten ober i'm rui-
iiid-iapaniihen 4riege gefpieIt. Sn
einem in 9etersburg eri1ienenen Ie-
Ienstperten fleinen Bitde wGrinne-
rungen aus Sem rniiiih-iaponif9en'
&riege~ bon u. 9itbi5fii finoet Iih
cine Mitteilung, oie Der peiteren
8~erbreitung inert eribeint. Sie Seigt
BON rteitem, in mie peitreihenOem
WaBe aud Ole Sopaner Ii9 pdbrenO
oes Selo3uges ale W}ittel oienitbor
gema1t babeit,- Die ibnen geeigrtet
i9ienen, ben @~ioeritnn0 0es @egners
81 breher, uilO tpie iebr lie es oer-
Itan0en ii1 BEL ibrer 8dbI ben ie-
Oesmaligen 8erbGltniifen on3lipoi-
len. Ser Berfaiier er5dblt n1mlih,
bob sic Sapnner bel BORT Artur, I'M
Ole Nerben ser 8elngerteti nod mebr
dl erf9iittern, mdbren0 zines Stlir-
mes auf elm BON liblGnoii6er Snfan-
terie oertei0igtes @erf b5I3erre
SanOflappern in 8eapegune iebten,
iene aus benfIingenDem Die Sbren-
t~rommelfeae mnrternoem 9oId gefer.
tigten Snitr1tntente, oeren Die inpo-
ridden Nahtp1hter lih be0ienen,
oomit Die &erren -Diebe nod reht5et!
tig megloufen f0nnen. Das @er1ufH
oieier aloppern gleidt aus Soar
Dem, tpeEbes feuernoe Mofhinenee-
Debre Derilr1abert. SIR gtliBert IN
ienem San NOR itder nidt eering.
Ser 8uitono Der Merben Der unter
ben feinoli9en @eiGoiien in It1rp0t,
ger 2e~bensgefobr befinolihen un0
0lir9 Ole gar5 regeIIos erfolgeroen
@nertffe in oaiiern0er A~ufregurg err
bnItenen uno al iteter @ampfbereit
i91ft aetpungenen Wertetofper elmer
GeIhing lit elmer Der gaftoren Der
Observation-Disclosures Der Beintune,
ltno Der m0gIihit roife Werbetiber-
Bel ben GingeiAIoHeuen TT 6n.
Der bon Dem BeIo9erer NIT aner
MitteIn an3uftreben. Dns bon sen /.
Snpnnern Dor Bort Mrtbur otioe.
~ atNA 81 str4 f.fstrA
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21
Washington journal

The Oaly German Paper In Washingtoa.
D. c.
Published every Saturday morning
O6ce, No. ne Sixth st., N. w.
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Washington Journal Co, Inc,
Proprietors.
Publisher: Chas. T. SchwsgIss.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-21

Die oieIgeriibmte omerifanflde
u@roB3iigtgfeit" duBert iid aud in
Dem @e6iet Ser @obItGtigfeit i'm all
gemeinen uno Der Stiftungelr fir Of
fentIibe 3pede i'm be%ionoeren. 0o4
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING mur0en i'm
dbgelnufenen Sabre Stiitungen I'M
@efamtbetrage BON 80,t35,476 Sol
lar gemoht, b. 3. cine Stifrung BON
Poi Dollar BEL ieOem Siden 0erllbr.
&n ser Spibe Der Spenoen 1tebt Die
oltf 15,430,O00 Dollar b~etpertcte Sc
matchmaking, Die Beniamin MIt
mann Dem metropolitan : M1lIeum.
binterIieB. In 3peiter Steae Itebt
Sobn 9. &odefeller Jun. nit elmer
@abe IN S0be BON 100000 8ur.
8ef6mpfung Ser 0UeiBen SflaDerei"
OWfdo1erbanoel). SberIt o. 8.
8apne bermobte Der Cornell -lluiber-
iit1t 100000 Dollar. Serres
Sbontpion ser 8rinceton- ltniperfit6t
1865, 900 Dollar. &norep Garne-
gle Itebt auf ser Site NIT fapf3ebn
Sdenfunaen, Die insgeiamt $685.
900 Dollar betragen. Nobert Do
remus ihenfte ser 8aibington &
2ee-l1nioeriitGt 100000 Dollars.
0ie meiteren @aben betrugen gnlr~
Elm o0er 3tpei Miaionenl 9lus obi
gem gebt beroor, Dab ole ipri6port-
lid offene Snn0 ser amerifaniIden
MuItimiuionGre fir Oas @~r5iebungs-
peien aud in Oieiem Sabre nidt
beriagt bat. n
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-07
ADDITION TO HIS EFFICIENCY
Remember That His Personality
Counts for Much.

He's really very agreeable outside
OF business hours" How often we hear
this remark about certain type OF
man at the head Of large enterprise,
lie Is the man whose office demeanor
is characterized by the GOODNESS OF
SNOWFALL and the Indifference OF a
stone.
In his desire to become efficient and
make every one about him the same
he squeezes every bit OF human feel
ing out of his relations with his sub.
ordinates and becomes a part OF a
working system, as dehumanized as
his filing system or his adding ma.
chine or the typewriter which his
stenographer manipulates During Of.
flee hours he is machine which die,
tates letters, looks over reports and
develops efficiency. But-"hes really
very agreeable outside OF business
hours
his man needs 20 know that his
ability being Efficient he becomes
mc"e efficient as he becomes more hu.
man, just as machine Is more Ell
cient the more machine.like II b.
| comes, He needs to learn that the
man at the head OF hig concern
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-07

Tho car was not the smart Pan
hard In which she had 90 often spun
down the avenue or along the shell.
roads OF the north shore. II lacked
those nn-de-siecle appurtenances which
marked the ne plus ultra Of its kind.
as her observant eye recognized; but
1t ran staunch and true. The powerful
hands that gripped the steering-wheel
were brown with sun and wind. and
the handsome face above II had look
OF keenness and energy she had never
surprised before. They passed many
vehicles and there we're few whose oc-
cupants did not greet him. In fact.
as he presently remarked. It was
saving OF energy to keep his hat of;
and he tossed the Panama into the
rear seat. On the rim OF the village
a group raised cheer to which he
nodded laughlngly, and further on a
little old lady on timid vipe-colored
porch beside church, waved a black
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-07
Japanese Theater.

To a foreigner. stage manapemsr,
In Japan would appear somewhat 90
centric When an actor is killed dur
ing the play a man IN black PUSHES ON
,ne stage ana h"lds a large clock be
Iore tho supposed corpse. who soon
rises ana runs on the stage.
the scenes are never shifted nm,
me whole stage reyolyes on wheels
WINE be'~een the acts the children
among the audience rush behind tha
curtain and play until the drum hea,s
Tor another act, The performance ha'
guns al lo M and the audience pro
vision themselves for "a hours curiiro
W On mats and smoking tho whol,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-07

must have personality II he is to hold
his business together, and that per.
sonaIity Is good thing to keep on
top.
The man who subordInates his per.
sonality to his position is the man who
lets his position run him and who Is ?
lobholder before he is a man. A pItia.
bic state. indeed, for any body TO find
himself H. Being q man with a Der.
sonallty as well as an executive win
nigh degree Of efficiency is an ideal
"hich every business man might well
mold before himself, inside of business
hours or otherwise Milwaukee Jour.
nal ''u'
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-07
CHAPTER xxlIi.-con, nued.

The twelve horsemen y ere now sit.
ting their FESTIVE mounts In a group
at one end OF the lists Two mounted
monitors had stationed themselves on
either side of the rope barrier: a third
stood behind the uprigh from whose
arm was suspended the silver ring
The herald blew blast. calling the
title OF the first Of the knights. In
stantly, with lance at rest, the latter
galloped at full speed down the lists.
There was sharp musical clash. and
az he dashed on. the ring flew the
full length OF It's tether and swung
back. whirling swiftly. II had been a
close thrust. for the iron pike point
Mad smitten it's rim A cheer went up.
1nder cover OF which the rider looped
back outside tvs lists to his former
position.
In an upper Ser OF the stand a spec.
tator made q cap OF his hands. The
Knight OF the Golden Spur against the
field" he called. What odds"
Five to one. spotteswood." voice
answered
Ten dollars" announced the frat.
Good" And both made memJran.
DUN on their cuffs:
A second time the trumpet sounded.
and the knight OF Castlewood flashed
iRgioriously down the roped aisle--a
miss.
Again and again the clear note rang
out aud a mounted figure plunged by
and presently. IN a burst OF cheering.
the herald proclaimed The Knight OF
the Black Eagle-one!" and Chilly
Lusk. In old.rose doublet aud inky
plume cantered back with a silver
ring upon his pike.
No simple thing. approaching leis.
'uroly and afoot. to send that tapering
point straight to the tin, mark. But
at headlong galiop. astride a blooded
horse straining to take the bit. a deed
requiring n nice eye, perfect seat
and an unwAyering arm and hand!
Those knights who looped back with
their pikes thus braceleted had spent
long hours in practice and each rode
% naturally as he breathed. yet NOR,
than once a horse SHE'D In mid-cours,
and at the too eager thrust OF the spul
bottled through the ropes. Vallan
made his first essay-And missed
with the blood singing In his ears
Tho ring few from his pike. catchin,
him a swinging blow on the temple II
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-07

It's rebound. but he scarcely felt II, As
hb cantered back he heard the majors
bass pitting him against the field
Anf then suddenly, stand and field
al vanished lie saw only the long
level rope lined lane with It's twinkling
mld-air point An eXhilaration caught
Ian az the feel Of the SPLENDID horse
flesh beneath hlm-tha sense OF one.
ness with the creature ne bestrode
which the instructive hors-man knows
lie lifted his lance apG Melted II, seek
ing he absolute balance, feeling It's
point as a feuCel with hts rapler
When again t6s boodred sash
streamed away toe herald's cry,
Knight OF the 'Timson Rose-Oue!"
eel the FIELD hInl-clapping From the
neA' Ioust alao. Valiant returned with
the gage up0l his lance Two had
gone ~ che Champion OF CastleWood
.ud 20 TO scattering riders. When
1al.tft ron his fourth the grand stand
tour t.,'i With applauss.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-07
A Natural Mistake.

The little, mild. bald man had Sc.
tied down In the train &c read, an'
feeling drowsy after a trying Gay
business, fell asleep. On the hat rss'
above was a ferocious crab In ou'h
ct, and reaching the edge OF the race
It fell, alighting on the little man
shoulder, and grabbed his ear !"
steady itself.
All OF the passengers waited expecv
antly for developments, but all 'us'
heard was: 49,,
Let go, Sarah | tell you I've 0es'
at the office all evening"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-07
From Instinct.

He was a dear little Scottish wv
and his bump OF astuteness was niba
ly developed. One day his SFSuI
mother was packing his lunch LOT I,s
to take to school. Suddenly loOA~'
into the old lady's face, he SAID
Grandmother, does your specs 'H''
nify?"
a little. my child, she ans"s''"
"A little" !
"Aweel, then" said the boy ! W.
just like it II we wud tax them ~
when ye're packin ma luncA'
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-07
CHAPTER XIV
Katharine ossides

Katharine LETT the field of Runnv
mede With John Valiant iu the duu.
ro!orcl motor She sat In me drivers
seat beside him, while thg bulldog ga.
pered ecstaiica!ly baTaus from side
10 side OF the rear cushions her
father had declined the honor remark
Ing that he considered a professional
chauffeur a sufficient risk of his yaraa
Bile life and that the Chalmers sra.s
were good enough Tor Dim decision
hich did not wholly 3.sulel-a Ka,ha.
~ ne,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-11-07
Nothing New.

Twas holiday time. and the suu.
man had had an enjoyable rounu
bibulous pleasure. which his Oe''''
half strongly disapproved OF.
Look here" she began, "on ever
stomach there are three coats anu sr
cessive indulgence in alcoholic llQuO"
wears these coats away" -.
We'll, Susan" he replied, II 'nA' '
so my poor old stomach has peen ..
ing about It in its shirt sleeves '0ns
time now"
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EVENT.
mitted hand TO him with a sweet old.
time gesture. Katharine noted that he
bowed to her with extra care.
That's Miss Matte Sue Mabry," he
said. the Quaintest. dearest thing you
ever saw She taught my father his
letters
Where the Red Road stretched level
before them, he threw the throttle
open for long rush through the
thymy.scented air. The light, late
afternoon breeze drew by them. sweep
ing back Katharine's graceful sinuous
veil and spraying them with odors OF
clover and sunny fruit. They passed
orchard clumps bending with young
apples, boundless aisles Of green,
young-tasseled corn and shadowy
groves that smelled OF fern and Eassa.
fras. opening out into more sunlighted
vistas overarched by the intense pene-
trable OF the June sky.
John Valiant had never seemed 10
her 80 wholly good to see, with his
waving hair rufrling in their flight and
the westering sun shining redly on his
face. Midway OF this squirt he looked
at her to say: Did you ever know a
more beautiful countryside? See how
the pink'andyellow OF those grain
helds fades into the purple OF the hills.
Very few painters have ever captured
tint like that It's like raspbCrries
crushed In curdled milk"
I've quite lost my heart to 1, all"
she said, her voice joting with the
speed OF their course IT'S perfect
pastoral so different from
our terrific city pace. OF
course II must be trihe dull at times
seeing the same people al.
ways and without the thea.
ter and the opera and the whirl about
oEe-but the kind OF life
one reads about In the nov.
els OF the South, you know I.
! suppose one doesn't realize that II
actually exists until one comes 10 n
Southern place like this. And the
negro servants! How odd II must be
to have White'haired old darby in n
brass'buttoned swallow.tail for a but
ler' SO picturesque! At Judge Chal.
mers' have a feeling all the time that
I'm walking through a stage re-
hearsal"
The car slackened speed as It slid
ty whitewashed cabin at whose en-.
O. trance sat dusky gray bearded fig.
ure, valiant pointed. DO Won see
him. he asked.
u see a very ordinary old colored
man sitting on tie doorstep." Katbo,
riue replied
That's Mad Anthony our Ioco,
Mother Shipton He's a prophet and
soothsa}er Uncle Jefrerson-tbat,s
my bodyseraut- insists that ne fore
told my coming 10 Damory Court /,
: We had more time YOU could have
your fortune told"
How thrilling" she commented
With halthumorOus irony
j lie pointed 10 great white house
set IN grove OF trees "Thet IA
heech~ood, he told her, the beverly
homestead Young Beverley was ths
hN'thi OF The Silver Cross. A fine old
place, isn't 10 II was burned by tho
indians during the French and Indian
War My grcatgreatgreat grandfath
,l l'r broke on But then. hos,
o'l ,hHgs won't Interest you"
They Interest you great deht
Don @ they She asked
Yes he admitted they do. yor
see my ancestors are such new ac
i4a'H'ances, . find them absorbing
d York" We"
Last month"
"e "l-h"i = little not quite n,
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She poesn,t Speak Now

She It seems strange that you -
not remember my face and yet you
membered my name. .
lie (awkwardly) We'll you AHv ~s
you have an attractive sort Of n'~"
-YOnkers Statesman.