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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
griterne oaar frent.

Sra 2onoon mcIoes, at Der ira
Soc til 14be Mai blep uofiGmpet 7
SIoq pao 7 Gage peo &e~ltfronten,
OF at oenlle rge pil fon1me til at
regres for en- al DC blooigite, Selten-
ropa bar oplepet.
%eo ypres-6ronten faIteoe @ri-
terue Spiferne tilbage Sang paa
Sang; itaoig gift De paa igien nteo
%iornpet @oloiombeo finn ior at BIZ
ppltct tilbage ligeiom @plgen, Der
brpbes moo ct gerg.
Sc, iom giernenllcpeoc oerne
oenie Nat 0er6ngs Seat" tele9ra-
ferer Ell enaelif Correspondent ben
1Sbe Wiai, "iprebc les, inotil DC life
lpnger orfeoe at bol0e @epTret.
&ompenS &olOlomheo bar llbelfri-
pelig. s Toguin9en Spnoags
Worgcn laa Ntarferne ioran Dpres
operioaeoc al opoe, affurat lon
&ornbaa1o on Soften. 9ritcre %
Snlfere laa Sioe ON Sioe."
3 be tpife Stiainger %eIt Tor
O~'crfanolen, Iom blep ltornet ioln-
me Scat, Ioa Der igicn 1000 tplte
Salone, % / Moro for Irras / Noro.
ironfri9 eitcrloo iantioig Spifcrne
liz oper 1000 bpbe paa Ell lioen
Strpfning.
Eaa ilere Steoer blcp Spifcrne
orepct tilboQc Ell Wil o. pco 6e'tn-
bert % &idebcur9-S'Ipolc blep
oeres @injer belt giennembrlotc al
@ritcrne, Iom ON Natten l~tornncoc
pou nle> @~nionetten.
Sra Berlin %inbrpnume5 ofiicielt
at Spifernc bnr baut nogen Moo
gang / @el9icll, ioet be op9up line
TGnNit i~reurpffeoe Stiainger
%cit ior 9~icrfanaler / Nrrbcoen al
Steenitrootc % Set Gas ior al
uioQnn Ell heitig Irtiaeri- Slo."
SipI9e ocu libite %franifc Meloinl
err aarrpcne paa %citirontcn III
itilnct al nolct paa @rlrno al Hcgr
% Gage, men ltaar oct flarlcr no
act pclltcr man, at oct bnrcr los
PEANUT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
Wattcr9alernc pc0
Soltcrimo =.

&uuren 1860 beicgte Sen bcronltc
tpifc gGithetifer og Eolitifer Tric-
orid) 5beooor Bidder Slugnlarfcl
peo Splierino, bppr Glterrigcrnc
sloret / Sorpcien bapbc mauttet pigc
for DC iorbunlbnc Stalicilcrc og
Sronifrn9no. On bette @eieg fri
Der Slider bl. a.: On og anoen
Iprcpen bar bel al % til fomnlet til
at tnnfc poa, bpor opifrGnlte Sntda-
ilalcne ma bIipc al Sla9lurmcrl.
Men Nolf. iom ielp bopoe bopt Mn
leoning til at iagttage bet, iortalte
mig, at Nattergalcrnc, lont Der CT
ioobon WGngbc al / Somborolei,
lana llocn at. labe Jig a%iiiccrc al So
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
On filofpf.

Ni buffer life lPnQtrc, hucm set
hnr, Tom / i'm GrUthco iOr0riitcoc iiN
I'll nt pnultuo, at ser inQen Tiloioicr
or her / Amcrito Get ION III oqinu
rrrc set famine, hucm ret por. Npo0
Ser lutcrc3icrcr o@ Cr. at Wun0cn tpQ
itommcliN icil, "a al bette Tan be
rites ncO Gitatcr, 'om iloor cuboQ
zen melt haorouoffcoc N}iataufc /
iao Wnooc ihiul. Gen TiIoioi, lem
ser her iiQtc2 til, hcher life Nalpb
@oloo Gncrion. % ban cr lite sos,
men ipinc Ieucnoc "a horcr notllr.
liQni@ hicmmc / CitcL bct cnciic
Streq ! @uu0ct huor man hor [i0 ill
Of fiIoioicre Gen tore roc oncri.
forifc Nro'ct fo,oer iil Nuitiu
C'Nioncn "a c'tcr hans Napu fore.
tommcr jalt cite lotiuitc @olitapcr.
tom bctnhcr al ban hor ilult omtrcnt
ian meQcu @i@ooW ION Ser fan itop.
hes ! Ell almlHoeIiQ omcrjtauit Wcn.
ncfcitrot Gcuuc C'N}aucu tUutcr
~icIpiogt lite hare for Tia iclp % icr
eact @ruq men o0ioo ior Is andre.
%inoIeocS iom bct icmmcr ii0 Ell ultc
"a u~ioriaIitct Giloio', Ser icIcr Som.
tiocn5 @rcit hpiIc iluat poo iinc
Smlbrc. &i itaI life Qoa uUrmcrc
inn poo, buor1lhi hans 2prc bcitoor.
Tor life al iteoe an moo ocu boQuclto.
tc Sroning. Tom man folOer Gopu.
right" % bporpeo ocu mcniqc Maur
er blct iupbt ior ioo manqt ct iiloio.
tiff Sanoheosforn. &i ifoI bare ci.
tere ieIgenoc, Der cr en- 6ruat a
S'Maaep$ iioitc Nierncopcrotioner
"9Ipii eiter @ipei@ GuiombcO cl
bets Sombe6 oet9 melt paotoocliql
Ggenifob. 6or DC ileite Meuucitci
bGroer Der alorig no9en %croen;
Sing."
Gette @isoonlsoro bar en- eaer an
aea Sorlaeger betaIt Tor / bure Gom
me / Den 3ro, al oct par 5opmaalc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
IGrrr Iolk pna 2an0rt.

Gen ii0ite 6olfetGIIing / Soma nj
Yer, at &onobefoIfuingen Der / Sta.
ten or i b~eOrsoelig Iitogenoe, %
YreslenS M9nb brp6er M line So
bc6er me0 of iinoe en- plauIible 6or.
f~laring pao bette 6Gnomen. Gen al
~nlin0eIige Spiotnin9 or, at @rirnoen
iii 6orminOitelien al 6oIfemPngoen
i 2an06iitrifterne er 0en, at Den Dng.
re SIp9t err miSiornsiet meo &nnb.
Iiuet % beoGger fine SorGlbrc I'll at
flptte ino til Bperne. Senne SOr.
flnring er bog Ileppe belt tiIfrcoS.
itilenoe; tbi uogtet piitnof mango
&an6mpnb boIptter fig / @Derne, iao
fommer ser 10 andre / bere@ Stco,
% oct buroe bel gon onntrcnt op | op.
gnridqen tlIroc %lnorere bore DC heic
&anoprlier. @n 0riftig 6ornlcr | Dor
SID nsics ilpioen meb Ell auort'cts
tion San6; ban mao hopc Ell bel Get.
tion; men oct foiter SleIt at lnocr.
lTaQe fig inn mcget 2onb / Ell Stot,
hnor Triicn er lan hsi lom / &oipn,
% lihrn oct III c1gnnN cr Ion, at li9c-
ian Qoot Snue fon fisbcS | onorc
Stntcr ior mcoct minbrc, Qribcr man
til bcn notlrliQc ll6oci al lutte oi6,
hoor ocu murttcliQc @roobiQbc0 ci-
fer 2allo forclebia ton tilireo9ltinc2
Y2orQc iTlgcr set, &c bar, / oct gam.
lie Settlement % fnnmcr for minorc
Cub Mnlphclcn al honb set inbbrin-
ger, / @c'iooclic al bobbcIt ioa itprt
SorburcaI / Wontono, Canada cllcr
rcitlinc Nortb 0ofotn. Gitc er oct
ion. at br @omlc bIir iQicn / Settle
mcrtct, mcbcn@ ocrc@ Nprn rciicr lb
Ill mere StrrQ. Ger cr pcl Ian eta,
fer. hpor ser bar prrct llll llN'lut
ming al llu9bom iom uctop / Soma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21

5000 friitne Mrmeniere er blet
mprbeoe beo Ian i Irmenien al
tprfiife Soroer, eiter bpao Den rus.
fife aonlul / llrumiab, Teriien,
inoberetter. SorisIeelien iorti9ttes.
armenierne %ioriparer Jig eiter beb.
lite Gpne, men bpis be life foar SjpIp
mart, iaa ier Oct iloe no, mener
4onluIen.
en- tpif 3eppeliner, iom tioIig ON
Worgenen Den 17oe Wai angreb
Namsgate pua Den eneelife apit,
bleo angrebet al TO brittle 9leropla-
ner oe forlulet til @eit Sinoer
Sprifib peo ben beleiife apit. ltoen.
Tor Niellport bleu Den angrebet al
8 Wtorineaeroplaner fra Sunfer.
que, % Den itore Solos bleu FER lao
ramponeret, at man mener Den oil
orig naaebe biem. Sioit Den iooes
ltoo Den ret op og neo / en- Ssioe al
1000 500, mems itore &egmasier
ltrsmmeoe no al @ollonen.
r
st Telegram ira &onitantinopel
meooeler, at Ser er opbaget ct Gom-
plot, or8aniieret al Sprfere % Or
meniere, iom bapbe til Sprmaol at
lni8nlproc Sllltaren, Gnper Ealba,
6%eltnlari falf bon Der 0olt5 % &c
neral Gilman bon Sanoers. Eaa
Sultanens 8ebielsoag bIep groen,
lom iorbinoer Stumboill og @ala-
ia, iprGngt / Suiten al to Irnne-
Mere.
Eetrograo 16be Wai: - Gen
tprfiife &rpbler "Snlton Selim"
aiipreoe 200 Stllo MOB ben rilsiiife
SortebupsHaooe, ga berne iorleoen
bombaroereoe @osporlls, uoen at
trGfie DC rusiilfe Sfibe meb ct enc
lte Sflto. Selp fit Den berin1ob Ell
Hem Mebiart. Gen moatte meo ct
tort Slll / Sfroget, meo Sopebbrf.
fet repet pGf, meb Ell Sforiten rant
porleret OF meo nlor9e orGbte og
iuarebe omboro penoe tiIbage til
Get 9plbne Sorn". "Sultull
Sclim" er Den tioligcre tpife &rpo-
ler "8oeben".
Set oirefte Gicnoomatob, ionl
peo arigen er pnaiert %rilsiiif Aolen,
er al Ben polite @prgerfomite bereg=
net til 1914 Miuioner Gllblcr. Ger
CT andre tore Cab, lom oloeles life
Iaoer Jig beregne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
Dillas Sroeer laaret.

Gl Eaic, SeraS, Sen t7oe Noi:
,siclae ct nctop mootnQct telegram
blep @cn. 9lntollip %iln, eli @rpoer
al ser, bercnltc NrpoIutionsaeneral,
ianar Nites ifilbt "aiennen Sopeoet
% ontogeIig Nebclig ioaret % inn
andre brUbtc pao Steoet, oeriblanot
Here al %iaoS Siiicercr, uloer en-
politiif Strib, iom oplrob paa et Of
ientliot Steo / @pen chihuahua.
SieIge ct @icnere telegram er
Gina Scb al lit Saar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
Iransivlpania"
fremfommet.

Ncp Dorf, oen Toe Mai: S'el'
ge telegram til SinieltS berpT'
renoe aontor cr Vaaiogeroompcrell
"Sruniploonio" / Siffcrbeo paste
ret 0iennem ari1s5onen oulfring DC
Brittle Ger. Gen onfpm ioog / bel
@cholb ill @reenocf, Scotlnno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
Ramp moo Ooositranen

Eboelir, MriSona, Sen 15oe Wai:
@ltpcrtpr q. y. Suits lange Scamp
moo Tpositrafiens M%npenoelie /
slri5ora bar prret foreiGues, ioet
Statcns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be-
lluttcoe at life minbre ems fem bui.
lenbe Gposbomme ifol fulotprocs /
StotsiGneilet / Slorence Den 2Soe
Mfai.
Oct i%urlpoer at Spngielsbeitpre-
rem, q. 4. Gins, bill tage lin sliifeo
bcllere eno at foreitaa Scnrettellc r-
ne. acknowledgements blep ira
tuget @lluerneren al iioite Scgisla-
tllr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
Sryuup peo Pope.

Spfip, Sapan, Sen 1Sbe Woi: Sci.
@iererls pn9re Spiter, Eriniesie 0a-
III blep ioog paa BET aeiierliae Slot
piet til Yrins Marubifu Sigaibi-
auni, ser CT attaderet oen anoen
9lrmeoipiiion. Get bar III brilliant
glffpre og tiaige oen ferltc Solicit,
lom bar p9ret bolot iiben Sronning
Snrllfus Seo.
@lunbt oe inbbilbne @iriter bar,
foruoen ole De feiierlige Trinier 90
Erinlesies, Sen amerifanife gmbas-
laopr % Silltrli.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
&orlte Kiompeoamper
0iennem Kandlen.

Sun Iiego, Sal, Sen 17Oc Mni:
Banana Enciiiclinicn3 airntpeoomp-
ifib "Ninluno", Den iprite al oe ltore
trunsutlnntiife Sanperc, ipnt er lat
ilo / Sen me Nelu 9orf- Sun Die.
90 San Son Nrnnciaco.9iltc, Dam
pcDc ioua inb poo Snn Siego &apn.
Sen hopbc giort Surcn ira Ncn
Nurf oienncm Vonnnlnfanolcn pau
Is Sage % 10 Sinter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
Sporpoonsitreifen enot

Detroit, Mih., Sen 15bc Wai:
Snlob Sorpentlling bar S~porpeiaiel-
ifbcts itreifenOc Sllnftionprer nleD
Gnitcnmli0beo tiIitcmt eli EIan for
Ell minoeli9 Sroninl al &pnfliften,
ionl tlg i'm @egpnoelie S%prsoaa
Moracn. Sporpogrstraiifen err ioug
/ iltlo Sang iQien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21

r%lontoroenen. timber SIageile peo
Wontebeao, Masenta oe SoIferino
lang De al fuIot 9rpft, os 10 poIo.
lonlnere aampen raieoe, oes beierc,
flarere % inoerIieere toneoe Sun.
gen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
Jtalien foran
2lfoicrelien.
~6ortfGiisIfe fro etoe 1

S VoIa bar oct aooet Iieeoon til.
Ser gioroe 10000 Stolienere Oh.
rer. 90 Ferioner blep orPbt og
ODER 100 %iaaret.
Wolbington 19oe Wfai: Voooe
StoIien % Giterrig bar onmooet De
6oreneoe Stater ON at opcrtage DC.
res oiplomatiife Tnteresie Ter benz
bolOsoiS / @ien % Rom, / liliPloe
oct fommer til ct gruo mellem DC 10
Mfagter. Statsoepnrtementet bar
nllerebe porslet DC am%erifanlfe @e.
ianoter / De TO Sopcbitpoer ON of
pGrc rc0e til at eiterfomnlc Nnnloos
nttgen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21

srlTp ~ tHcoEp GAS ssrTtH Jusf l5rH 1903 A. rHf Posi-
ONO A. proo..n. Iowa uSpn mn Ar % oose,sss %
ksscn 3. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
Smna %Griasnutiier.

General Mcber Tulhu, bcn tplfc
&%ommunonlt ouer Sorternc pcb
GorboneIlcruc. er beb al ct Snor,
han hauOc ioaet nnbcr Sonbaroc-
mcltet, t~clcQruicrcs ira 8airo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21

Zen iranife Sinansminilter Hibct
ircmIasoe igaar (SnSoag) 6orilog
i Scputcrettomret ON en- SiaGssbe.
piIgnina paa LOO Wiuioner
Srancs Tor oct ierite Salpaar 1919.
aamret bar tiolisere bcpilaet $500
MilIoner ,srancS til ariesuosiItcr
i bette SioSrum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21

sra Hlthcn t~elearoieres, at &c
9lnicrcbe N}anoags Scat lanoiattc
rifle Srpppcr pco &llm adlch pnd
Sen niiotiife Sioe al SaroancIlerne.
Get iorlpoer ogiaa, at Sprternc pau
@ouipoliSbuIucen, iom | ugepiS bar
hopt set imaat meb Ammunition,
MI bar iooct Ell rigeIis 6orip-
ming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21

9oro Sitt,ener bplbt ben 1Soe
Mai en- Gale / set brittle ltloerbnS,
bpori ban iorIauete, at Der poerlisc-
re nlaotte relies en- britiif Scr pao
100000 MIono % oplpIte, at cgiaa
@riternc "a SranifmGnSene piloe
benptte giitia @as iom aris$poaben
for at fomne paa Iise SOB meo Sp-
iferne. Grfcbiipen al Canterbury
bar / CT @rep til Fremierminiiter
Nsallitb protciteret moo at tase
Seem eiter oei,nc tpife Metooe.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-06-11
PROLOGUE.

The moonstone has first reposed in
the forehead of an Indian idol. AS
centuries went by. i'll luck following
1t. it passed into Mohammedan hands.
but always through the ages three
Brahman priests kept secret watch over
It. John Herncastic, an English Off
Ger. during the storming of Seringa-
patam. stole the stone, killing its
guardians. Gabriel Betteredge. house
steward for Julia. Lady Verinder. OK
plains how the stone came into the
house in which he serves. Master
Franklin Blake, a nephew of Lady
Verinder. had been sent abroad to be
educated. On the day he was expected
home Penelope, Betteredge's daughter,
observes three Indian jugglers acting
suspiciously. Franklin arrives earlier
than expected. having eluded a dark
stranger following him in London.
Franklin has the diamond, which has
been willcd to his cousin Rachel as a
birthday gift by Colonel Herncastle.
He puts the stone in Il bank. The
iugglcrs make a secret visit to the
house.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-06-11

before | could say a word the crash
or carriage wheels outside struck in
anu stopped me. The first of the dinner
company had come. Penelope instantly
ran Off. ! put on my coa and looked in
the glass. My head was as red as q lob
ster' but in other respects l was as
nicely dressed for the ceremonies of
the evening as a man need be. l got
into the hall just in time to announce
the first two of the guests. You needn't
feel particularly interested about them.
Only the philanthropist's father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Ablcwhite.
One on the top of the other, the rest
OF the company followed the Able
whites, till we had the whole tale of
then complete. Including the family,
they were tw%enty-four in all. 1t was a
noble sight to see. when they We're set
tied i'll their places round the dinner
table and the rector Of I%'riZinglna'l,
with beautiful elocution, rose and said
grace.
There is no need to worry you with a
list of the guests. You will meet none
OF them Il second time-in my part of
the story ut any ratc-witil the eXcep-
ton of two.
Those two sat on either side of Miss
Rachel, who az queen of the day was
naturallythe great attraction of the par
ty. On this occasion she was more par
ticulArly the center point toward which
e~verybody's eyes We're directed; for. to
my lady's secret annoyance, she wore
her wonderful birthday present. which
eclipsed all the rest-tle moonstone. 1t
was without any setting when it had
been placed in her hands, but that uni
versal genius, Mr.. Franklin. had con-
trived, with the help of his neat fingers
and q little bit Of silver Wire. to fix it
as a brooch in the bosom of her white
dress. Everybody wondered at the pro
digious size and beauty of the dia-
mond, as a matter Of course. But the
only two of the company who said any
thing out of the common way about it
We're those two guests l have mention
ed. who sat by Miss Rachel on her right
hand and on her left.
The guest on her left was Mr.. Candy
our doctor at E'riZinghall.
The other guest. who sat on m!
young lady's right hand. was an emf
ncnt public character. being no othe
than the celebrated Indian traveller
MI. MurthWaite. who at risk of his lif'
had penetrated in disguise where NJ
European had ever set foot before.
The moOnStone w;s the object tina
interested him in the smallest degree
The fame Of it seemed to have reached
him in some of those perilous Indian
places where his wanderings had laid
After looking at it silently for so lon!
a time that Miss Rachel began to &c
confused he said to her in his cool. lin
movable way: IF you ever go to India
Miss Ncrinder, don't take your uncle
birthday gift with you. \. Hindu dia
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-06-11

mOnl is sometimes a part OF Il Hindu
religion. ! know Il certain city and .;
certain temple in that city where,
dressed as YOU are now. your lilo
would not he worth five minutes pur-
chase Miss Rachel, safe in England,
was quite delighted to hear of her dam
GER in India. My lady lidyctcd in her
chair and changed the subject.
As the dinner cot on | became aware.
little by little, that this festival was
not prospcriny as other like festivals
had prosporcl before it.
Looking back ut the birthday now by
the light of what happened afterWaru
| am half inclined to think that the
cursed diamond must have cast Il
blight on the whole company. There
were gaps of silence i'll the talk as the
dinner got on that made me feel per-
sonally uncomfortable. When they did
use their tongues again they used them
innoccntly in the most unfortunate
manner and to the worst possible pur-
pose.
Godfrey. though so eloquent in pub,
lie. declined to exert himself III private,
Whether he was sulky or whether he
was bashful after his discontinue il
the rose garden / can't say. He kept
all his talk for the private car of tho
lady who sat next to him. She was
one of his committee ome a spirit
ually minded person. With Il tine shoH
of collarhOne and IL pretty taste IL
champagne: liked it dry, you under
stand. and plenty of it.
Mr.. Franklin again. Surely. YOU viii
say, Mr.. Franklin stirred the company
up into making Il pleasant evening o
it:
Nothing of the sort. He had quite
recovered himself. and he was in Won
derful force and spirits. Penelope HAY
ing informed him, l suspect, OF MI
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1915-06-11
The Birthday Party.

- y the Goth of the month Miss
Rachel and Mr.. Franklin hit
on a new method of working
their way together through
the time which might otherwise have
hung heavy on their hands.
Mr.. Eranklin's universal genius, dab
bling in everything, dabblcd in what
he called decorative paintings He
had invented, he Informed us, a new
mixture to moistcn paint with, which
he described as Il ''vchiclc." Miss
Rachel being wild to try her hand ut
the new process. Mr.. Franklin sent to
London for the materials, mixed them
up with accompaniment of a smell
which made the Very dogs sneeZc when
they came into the room, put an apron
and Il bib over Miss Rachcl'S gown and
set her to work decorating her own lit
tie sitting room, called, for want of
English to name it in, her '%'boudoir."
They began with the inside of the
door.
The next date worthy of notice is
Sunday, the 18th of June.
On that evening we in the servants
hall debated a domestic question for
the first time which, like the decora-
ton of the door, has its bearing ON
something that is still to come.
Seeing the pleasure which Mr.. Frank
lin and Miss Rachel took in each 9th
er's society and noting what IL pretty
match they were in all personal re,
spectS. we naturally specialized OH tho
chance of their putting their heads to
gcther with other objects in view be.
sides the Ornamcnting of a door. Some
of us said there would he IL wedding
in the house before the summer was
over. Others, led by me. admitted il
was likely enough Miss Rachel might
be married, but we doubted whether
her bridegroom would be Mr.. FRANKLIN
Blake.
On the 10Th of June an invitation
from my mistress was sent to Il gen
tleman in London. to come and hell
to keep Miss Rachcls birthday. This
was the fortunate individual ON WHOM
I believed her heart to be privately set
Like Mr.. Franklin, he was a cousin O
hers. His name was Mr.. Godfrey Able
white.
My lady's second sister had q disaD
pointment in love and taking Il hus
band afterWard, on the neck or moth
ing principle, made what they call
misalliance. There was terrible wor1
in the family when the Honorable
Cn ro1inn i'm ciSfo1 on n,ovuy;,u ,,1c;,
MIR. Ablcwhite, the banker at Fri
Zinghall. He VAS very rich and YER
good tempered. and he begot a pre-
digious large family-all in his fl
vor, ST far. But he had presumed t
raise himself from Il low station in tn
world. and that was against him. How
ever time and the progress of moder
enlightenment put things right. and til
misallialce passed muster very wei
The Ablewhitcs lived in Il fine hous
and grounds Il little out of Frizinghal
very worthy people and greatly II
spected in the neighborhood.
Mr.. Godfrey stood owe six feet higl
He had a beautiful rcd and white co
or, a smooth round face shaved f;
bare as your hand, and Il head Of low
~ long tiaXcn hair. falling negligent
over the poll of his neck. He was
barrister by profession. Il ladies' ma
by temperament, and a good Samar
tan by choice. Female b%enevclent
md female deStitution could do not
ing without him. Wherever there w;
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Distinction.

"What distinction 90 you make be-
tween entertainment and 'art"'
".Entertainment.'" replied the thea
ter manager. lis what people want.
Art is what people want to make 9th
er people think they want. '-Washing-
ton Star. ~
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As lt Is Bound to Be.

The feminist was sitting in her club.
What makes you 50 blue?" asked the
second ditto.
MY father-in-law has come to stay
at the house, and he and James sit
knitting all day. crying over my treat.
ment Of James."-Philadelphia Ledger.
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A Quiet Producer.

A Quiet Producer.
"It's an i'll wind that blows''-
"Shut up!"
cts Il long lane that has no.
"Cut it QUIT"
"You can lead a horse to. water,
'Cheese it,
"What are you, for goodness sake?"
I'm q maxim silencer Judge.
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The First Shall Be Las

Miss GushinSton-I think Your novel
has a perfect ending, Mr.. Scribbler.
Scribbler-How do you like the OPEN
ING chapter?
Miss Gushington-Oh, l have not
come to that y~et.-Judge.
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Hasty News.

Hasty News.
Redd-Do you believe in dreams?
Greene-Some dreams.
"Well, you know to dream of a fire
means hasty news
so I've heard"
"Well, last night I dreamed of a fire,
and this morning l read in the paper
that my brother had been fined for
speeding.'-Yonkers Statesman.
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Need an Attic.

"We can't take this house. 1t has no
attic.'
I'VE can get along without an attic"
"We cannot. Where else could we
keep the portraits of your rclatives:"-
Detroit Free Press.
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Spark Proof.

"Don't YOU think Boggles is awfully
dense? He doesn't seem to have a
spark of intelligence.'
spark. How could a spark get
through a tireproof skull and al asbes-
tos brain:'-Cleycland Plain Dealer.
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sLady," said the pilot of the club
members who had assisted Horatio
Hangover to get home, "here is your
husband."
"But Why" she calculated as she
opened the door-"why did you bring
him up the back way?"
The pilot answered, Because there's
Packages In the Rear "-DetrOit News.
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Law Abiding.

The Customer-Why don't you keep
bunion plGsters?
The Druggist I'm afraid I'd be
pinchcd for %harboring footpads.-Bos'
ton Globe.
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Ambiguous.

Mrs. Allow often do your house.
maids dust:
Mrs. H.-Which. fan the furniture OF
skip out:-Boston Transcript.
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A Second Rater.

a Secohd Hater'
Grubbs Il suppose that baseball
pitcher gets a good salary.
Stubbs-Not particularly. There are
several bank presidents in town who
make more Unconstitutional Times
Dispatch.
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Some Crawfish.

kuicker-What sort of a man is
Jones:
Bocier-Well, he could eat his words
on the cob and do it Sracefully.-NeW
York sun.
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professor-Your ansWe" is as clear rs
mud.
Student-Well, that covers the ground,
doesn't it?-Purple Cow. ,