The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-11-13

msans-a6-<hsf q, tSsy Iealn what #
means 30 b wsu born. They learn
courtesy n their games: they learn
politeuess, consideration for ono anoth,
& IN their pastimes, amusemsnts, light
q occupations. make It my pleasure
: b join them often, for I aympathixe
With them in Ill their Wholesome toys
a. we'll as IN their little bothers and
petplexities.. I understand them, you
see; and let me tell you it Is no easy
matter to understand the little lads and
lassies." He sent to each listener his
boaming glance and. permitting It to
come to rest upon Penrod, inquired:
And what do you say to that, lttsle
gsntlemanY - I.
Mr.. scho1eh uttered q stsntoeian
cough. "Hoee1 You'd better have
some more chickeai Morel Dor
More chiekear urged Margaret d,
multaneously. DO pleased Please,
More! Dol Aoeeg' $500: - =
Beautiful, beautiful" began Nrs:
schoAeld. aDeautfui, beautiful, beau
ttfu1 beauttful'- .,,.....
It 4 not known IN what light NJ.
KlnoslinS viewed the expression OF
Periods face. Perhaps be mistook II
for ave; perhaps he received no I'm
preston at oil OF its extraordinary
quality. He WAS 4 rather self eneross.
ed young man, Just then engaged, IN a
double occupation, fo1 hs not only talk,
ed. but supplied from his own con
scsousness 4 critical though favorable
auditor - wet, which, Of course, KEEP.
him quite busy. Besides, It II oftener
than Is subjected tho case that ex.
temeay DecSatsr exprsssteae upon the
countenances Of boys ara entirely over
looked ard saxgest nothing to: the
minds Of peopls staring straight al
them. Certainly Penrod's expeessson-
which to tho perception OF bis family
was perfectly horrible-caused not the
faintest perturbation In the breast Of
Mr.: Kinoslins.
HI. kneshng waived tho chicken
and continued to talk.~ ~Yes, ! think
I may claim 10 understand boys" he
said. smiling thouxhtfully. 'one has
been a boy oneself. All, It 10 al play
dme! I hope our young scholar here
does not oveEwork himself at his Latin,
ut bis classics. A. I did, 20 that ct the
ass OF eight Year, was compelled to
wear glasses. He must be careful not
to strain The little syes at his scholars
tasks, not to let thu little shoulders
grow round over his scholars desk,
Youth 10 golden: We should keep it
golden, brisbt. glistening* Youth should
froltc, shodM be sprightly. It should
play it's elEAa4 its tennis, III hand.
ball 1t sheqM run and leap; It should
laugh, shofM~ sing madrisals and
giees. CAROL WIN tho lark. ring ,out in
chanties, folk songs, ballads, rouuae.
layp"- >.,>
BE talked on. At any instant Mr..
echoneld llaA! llt1nseH ready to cough
TehementI Hhout, "More chicken, !"
% drown 61t;:Renfed In case tho fatal
words asak- fen nsm those eloquent
hips, and Mn. Schodeid and Margaret
kept themselves prepared at al times
to assist him. so passed 4 threatening
meal, which Mn. schoneld hurried BY
every msans within decency to it's con
clusion. sic 1elt that somehow they
would be sefer out IN the dark Of the
front porch ana led tho way thithsr as
soon q possible. =; =. . - :: % ::
mo cigar; / thank you." Nj. Kinos.
Ing establishing himself IN 4 wicker
chair beside Margaret, waved away hen
fathet's pEonef. II do not smoke.s,>> /
have newer tasted tobacto 1n|* my
FORM Ms. achoneld vas, connrmed
In her opinion that this woutd be in
IDEAL son.iGhw.@ M. sahoA4'd wan
not 20 sure. - <;;s. :-, y: p
no. said Mr.. Kinosline. = .No 10
baeco for me. No cigar: no pipe. no
cigarette. no cheroot For me q book
"a volume Of poems, ,perhaps. Verses,
rimes, lines msrtcal and eadenced-
those are my dissipation. Tennyson By
preference-:1faud' Of Idytls Of the
King poetry Of tho sound Victorian
days. There n none later. or Long,
fellow viii rest mo In Z tired hour.
Yea, for me Z books volume IN. the
hand. held Ashtly bstween thu ansssl.' .
MI. Eaoesxas jeetsd p,ealaatay 1t
his AaGess - - spoke wAviae his
hand IN q eurving gesture which
brought 1t Into the light Of window
family illuminsd from tho interior Of
the house. Then be passed those grace
fgl fingers over his hair and turned To-
ward Penrod. who was perched upon
the railing in dark corner. ? III
THE evening - touchsd With slight
,eoolness," aald Mr.. Kinoslin9. 'Per.
hape ! may raqueet tho little sAnte-
man. ....:. Il 1 zss: /.
>t"B'srrru1' eouxhpd II. schnasid.
! You'd betnr chanss your mind sbopt
cigar. i.
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