Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-21

That concluded all the remarks about
Swinburne.
Miss Beam retired Ia confusion be-
hind another lady. and somehow there
became diffused an Impression that
Miss Beam was erotic.
II do not observe your manly little
SON. Mr.. Kinosling addressed his
hostess.
Hes out playing In the yard Mrs.
Bassett returned. 4 heard his voicel
Just now Think"
Everywhere hear wonderful re-
ports of him" said Mr.. Kinaoiing. II
may say that understand boys, and
feel that he is a rare, a fine. a pure, a
lofty spirit say spirit, for spirit Is
the word i hear spoken Of him.
a chorus OF enthusiastic appreciation
affirmed the accuracy of this PROCLAIM,
ton. and Mrs. Bassett flushed with
pleasure. Georges spiritual perfection
was demonstrated BY instances OF 1t
related by the visitors. His piety was
cited. and wonderful things he had said
were quoted.
"Nct all boys are pure, OF fine spirit,
OF high mind" said Mr.. Kinosiing, and
continued with true feeling: You have
a neighbor, dear Mrs. Bassett, whose
household / indeed really feel 1t quite
impossible to visit until such time
when better, firmer, stronger handed.
more determined discipline shall pre-
vail. | find Mr.. and Mrs. Schofield and
their daughter charming, but
Three or four ladies said .'Oh!p and
spoke a name simultaneously. It was
as If they had said, "Oh, the bubonic
plague!'
'Oh! Penrod Schofeldm
George does not play with him.
said Mrs. Bassett quickly-""that is, he
avoids him as much as he can without
hurting Periods feelings. George is
very sensitive to giving pain. sup
pose a mother should not tell these
things, and know people who talk
about their own children are dreadful
bores, but 1t was only last Thursday
night that George looked UP in my
face SO sweetly after he had said his
prayers, and his little cheeks flushed
as he said: Mamma, / think 1t would
be right for me to go more with Pen
rod. I think it would make him a bet-
ter boy"
A sibilance went about the room.
Sweet! How sweet! The sweet lit
tie soul. All, sweetg
And that very afternoon" contin-
ued Mrs. Bassett, she had come home
in a dreadful state. Penrod had
thrown tar all over him"
Your son has a 'forgiying spirit"
said MI. Kinosling, with vehemence;
"a too forgiying spirit perhaps" He
set down his glass. mo more, I thank
you. No more cake, / thank you.
Was 1t not Cardinal Newman who
said"-
He was interrupted by the sounds Of
an alteration just outside the closed
blinds OF the window nearest him.
LET him pick his tree" II was the
voice OF Samuel Williams. Didn't we
come over here to give him one Of his
own trees7 Give him q fair show,
can't your"
''The little ladsr' Mr.. Kinosling
smiled. They have their games, their
outdoor sports, their pastimes. The
young muscles are toughening. The
sun VIII not harm them. They grow,
they expand, they learn. They learn
fair play, honor, courtesy, from one
another as pebbles grow round in the
brook. They learn more from them
selves than from us. They take shape,
form, outline. Let them"
Mr.. KinoslingtW Another spinster-
undeterred by what had happened to
Miss Beam-leaned far forward, her
face shining and ardent. "Mr. XII
nosling, there's a question / do wish
to ask you"
my dear Miss Cosslit,. Mr.. XII
nosling responded, again waving his
hand and watching it, IT am entirely
at your disposal
WAS Joan Of Arc" she asked fer
vently. inspired by spiritsgs
He smiled indulgently. -Yes-and
hO, hS$ cdAA. % Wv huSG BLY, pOS'
answers. One must give the answer,
yes; one must give the answer. no"
aOh, thank your said Miss Cosslit,
blushing. shes one of my great en-
thusiasms, you know
And I have a question, too urged
Mrs. Lora Rewbush after q moments
hasty concentration. Eve never been
able to settle it for myself, but now
"Yes?. said Mr.. Kinosling encourag.
ingly.
"Is-ah-is-oh. yes-is Sanskrit Q
more difficult language than Spanish,
MI. KinoslingY
1T depends upon the student" re
piled the oracle. smiling. Cone must
not look for linguists everywhere. In
my own especial case-if one may cite
oneself az an example, found nc
great, no insurmountable difficulty IL
mastering, in c%onquering either"
And may ! ask onef" yentured Mrs
B~assett. do you think 1t is right te
wear egretsg"
There are marks of quality, of caste
Of social distinction - Mr.. Ktnoslinc be