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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-09-23
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Original Notice.

In the District Court of Iowa, in
and for Decatur county.
October Term, A. D., 1915.
Aura J. Miller, Plaintiff,
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Meet me at Cherrington's."

Rooms for Rent--Inquire of VIM.
Biggs,
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DayliSk.. Flour.
Cannon Bros. Mill.
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Vose & Sons, the home piano. Ed
wards Piano Co., Humeston, Iowa.
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Alfalfa SIZED for sale by Biddison
Coal & Grain Co.
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Lunch at Cherrington's.
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Butler, the jeweler.
Iexa9G

Smoke Havana T Seconds.
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Meet me at Cherrington's."
Wall paper bargains this week at
the Rexall store.

Flour, feed and coal.
Cannon Bros. Mill.
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tor at the military academy at West
Point for four years. lie win report for
duty there in December. Mrs. Hayes was
formerly Miss Mary Rlngwalt Of this
city.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Muncaster were
at the Fontenelle last week on their way
TO Fort Leavenworth, where he enters
the Army School of the Line. Lieuten-
ant Muncaster was stationed at Fort
Crook with the Fourth infantry for a
year or two before the troops were or
dered to Texas The lieutenant has been
married since leaving here.
Captain huffman, formerly stationed at
Fort Crook. has Just finished the course
in the army school at Fort Leavenworth
and was honor man in his class.
Mrs Carlisle Whiting is expected from
Galveston in about two weeks to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Sweet
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At the Field Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. shotwen enter
tained at dinner at the Field club sstur-
day evening. A centerpieee OF pink
garden flowers decorated the table and
covers were placed for:
Messrs and Mesdames-
James {. Dahlman,
John l. Kennedy.
II, w. 6hotwell.
Dining with Mr.. and Mrs. O. F.
Schwaser were:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
=, r. Herman. Or. John Mach.
Hanson.
Mr.. Lester KOhn and Mr.. r. p. Martin
entertained guests informally at dinner
last evening at the Field club.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Herdman gave a
dinner last evening at the Field club.
The table was decorated with pink and
purple asters and covers were placed for:
Mr.. and Mrs. Herdman,
Mrs. F. r. Wilson,
Miss Helen Heating.
MeBsra.- Maaarn
Harold Havtland. r. A. Nelson,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 9. Nicholson gave
a dinner last evening for their guest.
Miss Price. OF Council Bluffs. Those
present were;
Messrs. and Mesdames--
n nll Soaa. Nicholson.
Miss Price. Mr. win Wood
With DR.. and Mrs W. c. Dean M
dinner last evening were:
Mr., and Mrs. L. NJ. Talmadge.
Z; B. Taimadge. N. s. YoanE.
OnoWa. Ia
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News of the WaYfarers.

Or. Larry Akin is in California visit
ing the expositions.
Dean and Mrs. James A. Hancock were
at Long Beach, Cal, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Cowgirl and 4Ar.
and Mrs. A. v. Kinsler. who have been
in New York and Atlantic City, are
spending part of the time motoring in
the east
Mr.. j. II. Willard and Miss Jessie Mil
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At Happy Hollow Club.

DR.. ~ II. Rasmussen entertained at
dinner last evening at the Happy Hollow
club for the following guests:
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Wallace
pr, and Mrs G. j. Hubbard
Mrs Nancy J. Moore.
Others entertaining at dinner last even
ing az the club were Mr.. IT, Smith. who
mad four guests T. +. Paulsen. two: w.
=, Fraser two. and y. Marshall. four
mr. and Mrs. George Carter entertained
q family party Of five covers last even
ing az the Happy Hollow club
Ar and Mrs. c. r. Weller entertained
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Among the visitors.

Mrs Aubrey Potter has arrived from
Schenectady. N. Y. TO be tho guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Potter.
Miss Marion Judson OF Chicago is the
guest OF Miss Mildred Rhodes.
Mrs. A. G. BeeBon expects here sister
in-law. Mrs. Edgar Allen. and son. OIL
Yer, from Washington Court House. o..
10 spend several weeks with her.
Mrs Turner MeAllister IL visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Edwards.
AIRS. McAllister was formerly Miss BERN
ice Edwards.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Bowman OF Chi
csgo are spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. De France Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowman are returning home from
California
Miss Natalie Bontecou OF Kansas City
IL the guest OF Miss Lsta Holdrege.
Miss Sarah May Reynolds, known on
the operate stage as Madame saramae
Ranoidi. accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Reynolds. Of Las Vegas and Miss
GorreIl. arrived in Omaha Tuesday by
motor from Las Vegas. and were Al
the Fontenelle until Thursday, when
they left for New York City.
Miss Reynolds voice 4 a dramatic
soprano and Aida" Il one Of her bes,
roles. Omaha may have the good for
tune 70 hear her later In the winter. a.
Mrs Wallace Reynolds Of this city,
whose late husband was first cousin Of
the singer. hopes TO make ARRANGEMENTS
10 bring her here for a concert.
Miss Bessie Waterman went to Ne
hawka Wednesday 70 spend two weeks
with her sister Mra Frnaas p.tl..a :,
Mr Pollard.
Miss Miriam Huffman OF Des MOines "a
the guest OF Mrs. Royal Miller.
Miss Ruth stephens OF Aurora. Ill, ar
rived yesterday and viii be the guest OF
Miss Helen oarvin Tor two weeks. Misu
carvin and Mas Stephenson were class
mates last year at Bradford academy. IN
MassaehusettG
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Riss Grace Gassette in War Zone.
In the Pictorial Weekly OF the Chicago
Tribune for the last week we find a
picture taken in one Of the halls OF the
bandage room Of the American hospital
OF Neuilly-Paris. One of the nurses on
duty there Is Miss Grace Gassette Of
Chicago, well known in Omaha as a
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Visitors Return Home.

Miss Mary Buckner and her brother.
Mr.. Alec Buckner of New York, who
were guests of Mrs Ernest Hart in
Council Bluffs. left Wednesday for their
home.
Miss Mary Hail Of Chicago. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. c. D..
sturtevant returned to her home satur-
day.
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Rathman- Mohr Nuptials.

A very pretty wedding Of the week wal
that of Miss Olga Mohr and Mr. F. c.
Rathman, which took place Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Won Pinnon, Boise, Idaho.
Mr.. Rathman and his bride met more
than twenty years ago when both were
children in Omaha.
The bride has been a kindergarten
teacher in the Omaha schools and the
groom is q we'll known contractor in
Boise.
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Tuck. Britton Wedding

The marriage Of Miss Mary Britton Of
Beloit Wis, and Mr.. Norman A. Tuck
Of Meadow Grove Neb.. was celebrated
saturday at All saints church. The
young couple will make their home at
Meadow Grove The brides aunt. Mrs.
Jesse Britton. who accompanied her to
Omaha, and Miss Eleanor Mackay wit
messed the ceremony
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01

lard and Miss Ida Wilson. who accom-.
panied them on their trip to Honolulu
from san Francisco. are expected back
in Omaha Saturday.
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portrait painter having painted Mr..
David Baum and many others Of this
city. She has lived many years In Paris
and although she was in Chicago when
the war broke out. she FASTENED to the
front. wher she put aside art for labors
Of mercy.
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At Carter Lake.

Among those entertaining az dinner
Thursday evening at the regular weekly
coftagers dinner were; Mr.. z. l. Por-
Ter. who had twenty guests; Mrs s.
ooldstron. five: Mrs. L. KILLER. eleven;
ar. Nantei. two; J. r. Meyer. five;
Colonel Behr. FOUR Mr.. Beverage. four;
IIadra. two; c. T. Beesy. two; Wyatt.
six, s. sym four.
The girls employed in the grain offices
we're entertained az dinner last evening
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At the Country Club.
Summer Plans.

Mrs. George ]. Henderson and daughter,
Lucille. leave Monday morning for an
extended trip TO Sterling. ILL.,. Chicago and
South Bend, intending to return Septem-
Dor /, While In South Bend they will be
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. w. u Cady,
Miss s Grace cady and Miss Julis wein-
lander, former Omahans.
Mr.. Herbert Daniel and his mother,
Mrs. N. A. Daniel. accompanied by Mat
thew Gcring and his mother and sister
OF Plattsmouth. left Thursday for an
automobile tour Of the New England
states and Virginia. They will DO gone
n month, or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Webster, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Webster.
are going for a month on their ranch
In the western part OF the state.
Mrs. Ward Burgess. daughter Margaret.
and sons. Charles and Lewis. leave Mon
day for Northampton. Long Island. for
six weeks.
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SOCIETY GOES TO THE RACES
Many Are Preparing to Take in the
Booster Day Game at Rourke
Park Friday.
OUTDOOR CLUBS CLAIM ALL

Social Calendar.
sUNDAY-Suppers at Country, Happy
Hollow and Field clubs
MoNpAI-The wedding of Miss Gladys
NJ. TAYLOR and Mr.. Harry g Mason.
Original Monday Bridge club.
TUESDAY-Childrens day at the Happy
Hollow club. Dinner dances AT Happy
Hollow, Carter Lake and Seymour Lake
Country clubs
WEDNESD AY-Dinner-dance at the
Country, Field, Carter Lake and Happy
Hollow clubs.
TITURsDAY-Ladies' luncheon day at
FRIDAY-Chlldren's day at the Field
club Dinner-dance At the Seymour
Lake Country club.
F1eld, Happy Hollow and Carter Lake
Country clubs.
Society Will be interested this week
with things out of doors.
The two looked-for events are BoosterS
dsy at the ball park. which will be held
on Friday afternoon Cthe game with Dem
ver). and the races put on by the Omaha
Driving club.
The latter are 10 be held at the speed-
way on Thursday Friday and Saturday.
with five races each day. Among those
who have reserved boxes for the revival
OF horse racing here arc:
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Burgess Mr.. and
Mrs z. p. Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. s. g.
Carlisle. Mr.. J. A. Cavers and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Roberts Of lincoln. Mr.. and
Mrs George A. Roberts will entertain
DIT. and Mrs. r. G. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs.
2. s. wostbrook will occupy a box with
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Caldwell, Miss Louise
White and Claiming Jordan. Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. G. Peters viii have in their box
Mr.. and Mrs w. 7. Burns and Mr.. and
Mrs r. NJ. Peters Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Buckingham, Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Foster
and Mr.. and MIRA w. B. Wilkins viii
occupy another box. With Mr.. and Mrs.
JH Wright In a box will be Mr. and Mrs.
S. II. Wilson. Mrs r. II. Frahm and Mrs.
L. p. Doty.
Many parties are being arranged for
Boosters day.
Mrs. Ethsn Adams and Mrs. Katherine
Monahan will entertain at q box party at
the ball game Friday. Their guests will
be:
Mesdemes-- Mesdames-
George Magney II. NJ Stoltenbufg,
A. O. wadsworth. NJ. G. Acord,
Fred Bradford. w. w. Volts,
a a. Reirners L. H. Johnson,
O. Stevenson, Robert Knoll
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News of the Army Folk.

Lieutenant Thomas ]. Hayes, jr. at
present on duty with his regiment at
Texas City, has been detailed as instr1ic-
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Al lake and Mountain ResOrts.

Miss Helen Buck leaves Tuesday for
Lake Okoboji. Ia. where she viii spend
a month Miss Buck IL to be counsellor
at the summer school for the training
OF Camp Fire Guardians. which is held
annually at the lake by the University OF
Iowa.
The Misses Marie and Grace Morelsnd
of 81. Paul, MINI. who were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Leslie, have gone to
their summer home at White Bear lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Loomis and family,
Mrs. George voss and SON. George;
Messrs. Hal Yates and James Wyman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geddes of Toledo. and
family. made up q party Of sixteen that
left Wednesday afternoon I'm q special
car for Dome Lake. wyo. They will
spend three weeks OF a month there.
Mrs. Charles T. Kountse left Thursday
for Maokinao 70 spend a week with Mr..
ana Mrs. Tootie Of Kansas City. who
have a summer home there.
Mr. Edward Myers is az Estes Park
for a few weeks
Mr.. Albert Brogan IL at Pine Lake.
Wis, for two or three weeks
Morton and Thompson wakeiey re-
turned Saturday from Eaton's ranch IN
W yOuilnb.
Mrs. Victor Coffman left Wednesday
for Estes Park TO spend a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l. Guckert are at
Clear Lake. Mimi, for a few weeks.
Miss Eta Creighton and her niece, Miss
Katherine coad. went to Clear Lake,
MINI, last week to stay until septem-
Der I.
Mr. W. II. Buchols returned Monday
from Christmas Lake, whore Mrs.
Bucholz and her sons are at the Glen
Morris hotel for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin johnson are at
Clear Water Lake. MINI, Mr.. johnson
having gone there from Rochester to re-
cuperate from an operation
Mrs. Charles c. George leaves Tuesday
for Marion. Mass. and later in August
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. crofoot AZ North
east Harbor, Ne.
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at dinner last evening at the Happy Hol-
low club. Their guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames--
Charles G.. Belden,
q, w. Wickersham,
Charles X. Weller
Misses Misses
Alice May Weller Virginia Weller,
Mr.. Clifford Weller.
At the Country Club.
With Mr. and Mrs. spaulding at dinner
last evening at the Country club were:
MessrE. and Mesdames-
Frank Judson. Il. s. Westbrook,
Mrs. G. Y. Smith
MT Elmer Cope.
Mr.. f NJ. Fairfield entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening at the Coun-
try club in honor OF Madame Renaldi.
The guests were:
Mechanics Mesdames-
Renaldi. Reynolds.
Miss Gorrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank fNmilton,
Messrs.- Messrs.-
G. w. Hull. Earl Gannett
I
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Dancing Party.

Miss Maud Hughes entertained at
very pretty dancing party at her home
On Tuesday evening. when those present
were:
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Farewell Party.

Miss Hazel Bedding entertained at a
farewell dinner party Thursday evening
In honor of Miss Edna Hoppe who has
gone to make her home at Falls City
Neb. The color scheme was carried out
in lavender and covers were laid for:
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House Party in Council Bluffs.
The homo of Mrs Ernest Eldred Hart
in Council Bluffs has been one OF gay
hospitality this summer. with her
daughter. Clara, and her two sons,
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at the Carter Lake club. Covers were
placed for forty-five guests
Mrs. Riepen entertained at o'clock
luncheon Friday at the Carter Lake
club. Her guests were;
Mechanics Mesdames-
| Guy Purdy, A. A. Avery,
| w, III. Walker, w. Fenwick
Fred Bush. w. NJ. Phillips.
Il. 4. Hennessy. Miss May Haunting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-01

ONE DOLLAR WILL DELIVER
To YOUR HOME ANY RUG IN
OUR ENTIRE STOCK THAT
YOU MAY SELECT, NO MATTER
WHAT THE PRICE OR GRADE.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20

earth; the tinkling jangle of the har-
ness as you pass the trees on the road
side; the life of the horses; the glitter
and the shadow; the cottages and the
roses and the rosy faces; the scent of
burning wood or peat from the Chin
neys-these and thousand other
things combine to make such a Jour
ney delightful
But | believe it needs something
more than this-something even closer
to the human life-to account for the
pleasure that motion gives us. l sus-
pect it is its living symbolism; the hid
den relations which it bears to the
eternal soul in its aspirations and long
ings-ever following after, ever at
tanning. never satisfied"
| do not think that the present suf-
ferlng which the war has brought
about could possibly be endured were
it not for this strange, elusive quality
of imagination which the wounded SOL
diers seem to so largely possess. Over
in Paris | had an interesting talk with
a wounded Zouave. Not only was he
badly wounded, but he was racked by
the pains of sciatica, which u long
months of standing in rain-filled
trenches had engendered He was par
TALLY blind from conclusion of the air
caused by the explosion of a shell over
his head, and one morning he woke up
to find that he could not see at all.
The tragedy of that awakeningi To
have the entire world shut out from
ones gaze forever at the age of %,
and to know that no more will the
natural, normal pleasures of life be
possible is nothing short of heart
breaking.
Yet the optimism of the young sol
der in question was beyond all COM
prehensiOn. Ny lot is no harder
than that of thousands of others like
myself he said, land l am young
enough to learn a new trade which will
keep me from being dependent on
friends. No, l am not unhappy, as
long as | have imagination left. | can
picture to myself in imagination the
happy days that have been, and can
look forward still, in spite of all, to
happier days to come"
And this, perhaps, is the highest
form of courage one can possess.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20
RAWLs SPRINGS NOTES.

The lecture given at the Baptist
church Sunday by Mr. Author Viii
liams, of Tylertown, was we'll attended
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Wilson were bust
ness visitors to Hattiesburg Wednes-
day.
Mr. w B. Campbell who has been
at work in New Orleans, has returned
to his home here
The campaign at the Baptist church
last Tuesday was very interesting.
Rev. T. J. Moore. of Hattiesburg; Rev
Chas. Orick, of Mt Olive, and Rea. J..
G. Christian. missionary from Mex
leo, made very interesting talks on
different subjects.
Mrs. Ella Sumrall and Miss Pearl
Sanford, of Sanford, Miss, were visi-
tors here Tuesday.
Mrs. Eugenia Hughs spent the week
end in Sanford with her daughter. Mrs
Wilmer Norris
Several Of our people attended the
funeral of Mrs. Sutton, near Epley
last Sunday afternoon.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20
4Oc AND Soc EGGS

If your hens would only lay when
eggs are high. WHY shouldn't they?
Some hens 40. me men that lays has
a healthy pink tongue and gills. Those
not laying are pale in the gills, their
tongue Or palate has a whitish look
What's the matter? What's the mat
ter with you when your tongue is
white? Bilious? That's just what ails
the hen. Start her liver and see her
get busy. B. A. Thomas Poultry Pow
der is guaranteed to start her liver
and to start the eggs.-Denham E. Co.
Adv
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ed with retailing, was suspended.
Mrs. D. Yates, convicted on count
of vagrancy, and one of retailing,
agreed to leave Mississippi and go to
Texas if sentence were suspended on
her. 1t was
R. D. Young, an intelligent looking
white man, convicted yesterday of
shooting at George Stacy last April,
asked for mercy. He said that he was
in i'll health, and that confinement in
the penitentiary would permanently
affect him. He got off with one year
in the state prison.
Sentence on Lou Vaughan for re-
failing was suspended. Carrie Spann.
convicted of drunkenness, was fined
$50, but $45 of this was suspended
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20
Society and Personals
RUTH THRASH Editor

Mrs John E. Anderson, of Holly
Springs, is visiting Mrs. Sloan.
Mr. G. NJ. Haynes, OF LumbertOn, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs A. F. Bar
rett.
Miss Bessie Thrash, who is teach
ing at Oloh. is spending the weekend
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Royce, of Scran-
ton, Pa, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Burr.
.--A-A
Miss Gertrude Polk is spending a
few days in New Orleans, the guest of
miss LurIine Collins.
go.
Mrs. Lamar Robertson, a delegate
tovthe Federation of Clubs, will visit
het parents in Crystal Springs, before
retS rning home
So -
mOr\ns Music Club.
The Morning Music Club will meet
in called session Monday afternoon at
4:30 O'clock, at Hotel Hattiesburg.
So:
Loving Cup On Display.
The Silver Loving Cup won by Mrs.
A. J. Grove in the State Federation
Music Contest, is being displayed in
Sarphies window today
$50.
Miss Maggie Mae Johnson, after at
tending the Federation of Clubs in
McCOmb. will spend some time in Nor
field visiting Mrs. w. f. Montgomery,
before returning home.
$50.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Pearl Travis announces the en-
gagement and approaching marriage
of her daughter, Almyra Louise, to Mr.
Harry Vance Hickman, the wedding to
take place Thursday, December 8. No
cards.
$50.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Conner and
Miss Betty Conner left for Mobile this
morning by motor and will be he
guests of Mr. Stewart Brooks Miss
Olive Brooks will return with them
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20

then and he drank the rest of the
medicine without a word.
There, | think that will fix him."
said DR.. Raven, putting on his hat
Il guess he will not ask for cherry
pie again very soon. Mrs Redbreast,
and if he does, don't you give it to
him. Good night, or, rather, good
morning. Here is the sun, and I have
lost my sleep because a foolish fell
low wanted cherry pie before it was
time for ii"
Robin did not open his eyes or
speak for some time. and then he
said: My dear, / think | was a little
hasty about that pie. Ny mother
used ripe cherries. | am sure | will
never find fault agai.i with anything
you cook or what you have on the
table,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-20
IMAGINATION and Fd,1cies
BY FLORENCE E.. IODER

demonstrating minds have ever
homely Wits so the old saying in
forms us. And perhaps there is more
than the proverbial grain of truth in
the saying Adventures come to the
adventurous, and those who spend a
lifetime sitting by their own hearth
stones will never feel the first, fine
careless rapture" which, though gen
orally associated with the gentle pas
sion, is yet generated by anything
which savors of the new, the unex-
pected, and the thrilling.
We all have different ideals on what
happiness means. Some interpret it
as the gathering together of innumer-
able dollars, others as a life of ease
and pleasure, others merely and mega
lively as freedom from financial anx-
iety But Happiness is really matter
of imagination-the unimaginative
man or woman never knows happiness
in the highest meaning of the term.
It's counterfeit may be theirs-but
counterfeits are poor things at best.
An ideal Of happiness, which is
staunchly held by friend of mine in
England, is touring around the coun.
try-side in a caravan. She is an artist
as well as philosopher, and each sum-
mer she collects her painting mate
rials, bitches her ancient Pegasus of
a horse between the shafts of the still
more ancient vehicle which is to con-
duct her to Elysian fields, and sets
forth on the road to happiness.
And she attains happiness, too. Out
in the wild and lonely places of Scot
land she journeys, over unbeaten
tracks and solitary moors, where the
pine trees are signing in the wind,
and the scent of the bog myrtle sweeps
over the caravan like breezy benedic-
ton.
There is a strange delight in mo-
tion," SAYS well-known, author. THE
hope of the end as bringing fresh en-
joyment has something to do with it,
no doubt; the Accomplishments of the
the change of scene, the mys
terry that lies beyond the next hill or
the next turn in the road, the breath
of the summer wind, the scent of the
pine trees especially, and of all the