The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-25

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Th.r" . or,. v,a,w. br.vs Va. M.
at,.d for the long struggle befor. them.
and lonely girls who cannot claim the
dignity OF widowhood.
But In all the htany OF the war. In all
that long roll OF those Tor whom COOS
eomio., ana grace are us.' .n'es.eu'
uhsim,ns,. ,o,1o,n ,hsr ,h. rom.n who's.
sons, hu.bsns. or lover. nave remained
deaf to their country, call.
Thus d,es =, ,,oas,n, woman know
how IN snare tho world her priva,e
rriefs. Thus onlv H., We come At a
vague convention of the strength that
upder,;s. a ",ieas,,," cbarac,cr
I,,,v p,,,,,, rn,oi,nc,t,,s h.ci,
-" 800 - -.
Hus"St "V' ''V"' wiz" "' h"sp''I'
eiiluu'sHeu 'ne co'ii'iahu VI H. NJ. -
Jupiter and was promoted to fiaC
rank. He Ia become a Rear Admira
at tho age OF so owing to two
spec!aI nromotions FOR var seryice and
,hraa ,a,r. ,,rra,d -, ~. 80,
-. -, -.
~. u" H,'e'"
l.. AIter n rev months III ~ondoh. n
holiday on the Continent, n
Poore established himself IN a home
in Wiltshire, where there have been
poores living eyer since Roger Poor.
hocamo I,i.bnn ~ Saii.bury q, IN, ,,l
tr..,u., -, p,.... ....
-" ""'u oue'e'",ss w.
.upIe" NV same poSi'ioh al ii'f anu
i@i' anu chose the site ana Hianned
the building OF the beautiful cathedral.
Winsley Corner ,the name changed
from Winsley Chase. which was too
high sounding Tor Its acreage. says
Lazy PoHe) u nave been n pleasant
noiiF' tnoush tne author or
the Quailty OF tne SOIL the hut-
iet'nss OF tne WHO'S u RMS Is far
from an unat'ractiVe descriptions;
We soon FOUND out that IL was sheer
waste OF time. labor and temper to try
""s.h'"s Wn,Vn an nov ENJOY
=, ,.,1. u ."0usn n s.eeule,
rose, ar. un.a.sfac,orv vim ~, .. So
IN April and May the l~o>el,e., Of gar
dens. where masses o, rock plants ,nvad.
the pa;h.. huge peoples wave their scar.
let and blood red nag-. tut ps flourish IN
grass ard border. and lowering shrubs
other than peat lovers show NOR. blossom
than leaf. After midsummer on.v the an.
falling good nature Of begonlas and e-rani.
ums and the lav!shne.s OF rambling rose.
redeem tn" garden itseit from shAbbin.ss.
but its setting Is always delightful. Even
in the blacklist months Of winter arm.
n. fallen beech leaves make warm pat,hr.
for the eve, weary Of gaunt tree trunks
and paliid fields. - res, upon. through
the naked boughs CLEANS the silver c-e..
cent OF the canal. ami steel b,ue poo. OF
Avon peep between the shock head. OF,
pollarded willow that fringe their banks.
r,., .
"N t"''''' '" o"s''." i'ee-
stone become picturesVu" n lovely
uhuer Lazy fooTe ready pen, Tor she
sees The beauty in a land OF tired
uuarrymen t~roop!ny home with IN.
setting sun on thor noudery ,accs a,J
sh. bhv s,ono dyca ,arr,.,., ',oLinu
os ,.oun, H., 49,. -
"' '"N's" ~ ~ ""N 81 '"'''S
anu WIN eve" INV iaihiI!ar
ME or gaudy red q 30 a dun
rose nader. As for the abandoned
quarry.
=, ,... r,t
am,,,bsa,rs -, .,o,y.s 49,, 49,,
,,,s ara c,a,,,.. ,,,r ~, ,h. 49,, N
,,,a. u.,.,.a T., ,,. ,n 49,. -, ~.
han. vi.,,.d or IA. ,.o,f. 49,. a.,
and taxi. l,sh, toll ~ - ,e-r. AMI noo.
er Th"-" mr." tai ash trees aud sturdy
n"'i'' sroMins IN me c'eh'' AMI TRAITS
" nE ""nse NV sway we IONS rope
lars., .dsss n,ou,. =, ....a 49,.
;orgu. .,a- IL. shades, SION. and una.,
foo. there Is q ;ans!r o.. wild thyme ana
mint, ground ivy. sp~edv.ll. pansy. yellow
toad hAS' Wild seraniu'n. and. best and
earnes' n' an sWeet Nioiet'' purple ana
"u' u p'n. y. a., o,oers Nhch
,.m,,. -".r.,,ua TO-, a- 'a,, 49,.
heard" a. Won p,.ase Hor. n a on. dIs.
tirbs II. and 4, performs prodig,e, o, gym.
%ras;ics, rinE'ng itself from tree TO tree
Ike n long tailed monkey In the primeyai
jungle In early winter the quarry e
n".h'ns WV" is snNery ,u''. pu' u IS nov
.on. 80 .,n,o n.m. ,m
cascades over .,.e, grassy hark. Il srar.s
..re hedssrovs and garland. raaot
bouyhs. it 'wathes whole families OF
stuntei ana sh'Ner'ng trees In u dropping
a"i' W p''r s"F s"ansu""h' Lover is
- :" -"N ~" ""H' 'oN'F' ''"'
:" " """e 'oSsoh VI '"F "n' august
o"' ",'' /" T" Wv "'Lns Ne''' Nn'n
N"f ""' s""' a"' p-"s ~ 'rn'"r'''
"T '''' u" ''""" ans
'''e" ""' " WI" Nun" 'r"''n
The two chapters called "Paroch.ai'
end Nothing 10 Live Fog" give Ia
Americans an i,siyb. int, tho c,,so
,,d rosna,s,h,o rai,,ia, ha.u.ao, ~.
- -"
~" -" VI" P'"' :" ,.'s'a''' " 'e'a-
non lhat mas no pdraIleI III our iahu'
a wealthy man VINO taxes up n per-
manert abode IN England at once re-
lates himself in a responsive and nc
countable way 10 the poor Of his com
munit.. as much as To- his equals and
l -. 1900