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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
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jatek.
Ksiaze mic ME przegralr--od
to W~lodzmeirz, Niebps
a kznacznym otbdarzy4o miniiee ma.
jatkiem, ze 1at1Ko NIGGA Nzec sic
tel Wyggranej Ksiaze wprawdle.
mechcial otem sIyszee, aIe.opnsz-
exam WarszaWe potajemnie j znau=
2 ggot@sttym sposobem do uwazania..
.zak1adu Mniebyly -.
:=-sOl Observation-Disclosures MOI
ukochany- szepnela Laura, - s
sspieszmy sic, azeby.stWd6j dobry5
zar1iiar mo6a size urzaeczyMiisttnice,
TaK jeid1zzny ma divorced o-.
leiiutdlajjmyy sic do5Wiednia-=z Ia
y lIaIsW1od1mierz, spodajjaac :
re .-:czekasnas piekna iszczeess
sIWa.przyszllose. Gfhodz I1auro!!
aurachcialauczyme zadose ~
ezeniu skochankaa gdyukaazal sic
slliuzalce5y oznajmil, ze Iva piano.
Wit prage11amoWie panem
.manskim. :.z4zsss.
- 70 GranlcH isjeden jegos;
przyjaci6,-z aWolaI WIodzimlerz.
ztupnaWWszyy. nogga + .siesenergg1
ez1ie biora do rzeezy,..... .
zWraeajjac aieedo s1uzaeeggossdoo.
Eda1: .
Nie "a etychIpaan,dWa
Maszse postarac to;zebymeiI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
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wodu odWieazae ksiecia Il jego
J Mmessazkaniaaap,onieWaz okolieznosc,
o-kttoorej mowil pos1aniec ksiecia,
Jest mi zupelnie lobca, odparl
Wlodzimierz uaajac zdziWienie,--.
ME :przypomi1am sobie, zebym kie
dykolWiek mial ksieciem jakii5
stosunek, ktoryby wyymaggal, aze-
EEbysmyy. sic rozmowili " ezterry D.
ely:
Paniel ME obudzaj mojegoz
gnieWu obrazajac ponoWnie IA
WolaIksiaziee,- vice pan zapomii
nasz.y 9 naszym zakIadzie.
% zakladzie9 zapytaiWlo
dzimierz 2 najjniieWiinniiejsza=W
sWiecie mina,- :zakladalem
sic ksieciem2 IoIcoz takiego,
prose
80 Togo zawielle - zawoIM ksia
.ze porozumiewajjae sic Wzrokiiem .
hrabia, kt6ry dotychczas zacho-
wal sic spokojnie, obrazasz
m mi eiagglei musisz mniie nizko ce
mic, skoro udajesz, zes zaponlaiiaalI
% rzeczyakt6rejspeh1iiaenl Jest dlas5
mnie obboWiazkiem honoru.M Movie
ozakladde, Wczoraj
WisezaSzrrooIDliii soba kt6ry 4
& pann.s 6.
gbisIu1asaaji.,zes
esIIszsalaNlsi oslie,
1900 sss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
ie przeszkadzali

-. - 1922. as-EEfr%@&sZxg saEE+@s
Musisz pannassprzyjaea r.
:rzeh1w tel ehh,Yilii ksiaze GraniclH1ii,
ktory poszedE "a s1nzacym dope
koju=i uslyyszaIastatpie alowa WHO
dz ztesrzs lalnsiszz.span przyyjae
mnie ego1eNarzysza jezelii
iesttesssgzloWielem hono1m!
T'o1ipoRiedziaNszyk siaze Wzbu-
.rzeny WszeM dospokeju v iowa
rzyistMiieshraIbii t zabielslksiiegoo, j
=zblizyI SIC 40 mniiemalnego lyman
shiego:s ;s.s IA
Muszepa na przyjae to==praW
usmiechnM sic WIodzimierz
edprowaidlziwszy Lanre dossasied-
.niego pokoju music pana1zprzy-
jae aI65oWiiem1 WsszeddIes pan al pre-
.moca.
s1Dponyssliisz " pan IatWo, Z
jjakU przyczynyz kisaaazee,,
- przychodze zadae Cd pana sa-
fysfakcyi "a Nyrzadzo11a mi obra
q.
Obraze odrzeh W1od1-
'miierz WsStlrfzasajaac gloWa ME
49, .issSs. sssETssFES-SN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14
(C1ag dalszy.]

4: (C1ag dalszy.)
Ale czfowiek ME zapomina tax
, 1atWo, .jak tego pragnie. Obraz,
kt3ry sic wyryl W duszy, ME da-
je sic zatrzec bez sladu.
Widok Laury w niezepsutym
ksieciu obudzil uczucia, Obraz,kt6
ry sic w.yryl W duszy, ME daje sic
zatrzec bez sladu.
Widok Laury. W niezepsutym
ksieciu .obudzif uczucia, z kt6rych
chwilowo ME byl zdolny zdac So
bic sprawy.
Obraz jej towarzyszyl mu wszee
die i gdyby mia1 jeszcze jeden
majatek do stracenia, bylby~go z
pewnoscia .cl1etnie poswiecif> "a
jej posiadanie.
= Wydawala ona mu sic czysta
;jak sfonce, porownywal ia z kwia
tenn, kt6rego widok zapala kazde
90 i gdy myslal o niej, zapomina},
lie stoi ma rozstaju swojego zycia,:
he ,1otqd straciwszy wszystko be-
die musial. pracowac jak pospo-
lici ludzie i walczyc 4 zyciem, ale
Tx ME ubiegac sic clio srodkow ia.
kich sic zwykle chwytaja upad1}e
wielkosci, to jest; ably ME. zestae
<sanob6jca 'zhonorem m6dz stac
sic pred "ludzmi;;
Co uc { co uczynicc: bedzie mu
sia}, II tego::s obie jjeszc;ze jjasno ME
zdawal sprawyl. Mysla1 juz wpra-
wdzic o TEN i ulozyf sobie ME
'kt6ore pllany, ale: Tic powzial: lad
neg6. p6stanotwiienia. i ztylko;tego
byf pew:ny, :zc- Warszawe beazie
musia1 opusscicc:a
Tuta,j znal go kazdy, vice. trud
noby mu bylo bawic: tu*dalej bez
ksiazecych dochod6w i. nie. mo
gao zycc nadal tax, jak zy1dotad.
:M6g}hy to Wprawdzie: ezy1ie ma
. koszt. p5rzyyjacii166f, ale ma tes mysl
!: ochnrza}o. siejego.poczuceiie fhonoru
]. wolaf' raczej .zostae robotnlikiieem1 lem
" objcen miescie mr. pieczenia-
< rem " Warszawie:
W chwili kiedy< przybywamy do
niego, zajmowal sic on wlasnie te-
mi myslami j .:doznawal pewnego
rodzaju zadowolenia, gdy sobie
powiedzia}, re wie1u jego przyja-
ci6I ME byloby W. stanie powziac
podobnego postanowienia. Byh to
pa naajwiekszej czesci ludzie s1abe-
90 serca, lekajacy sic zar6wno
piracy jak nedzy i kt6rzy ma miej
s Granickicgo, aniby pomysleli
Q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tymanskiee
mu. steAes
Wysokoss6c ='przegranej ME by}aa
.:um6wiona PREY za1warciu zakla--
%du i swygrywa.jjacy musiaaby POI
przestacc ma tenn, CODY mu da1 pre-
granly, tembardziej, re ME mog4-
by prawnie dochodzie przegranej
!, " gre tax hazardoWna i szalona.
Graniek jednakze TAX ME sa-
!. dill: spe1nienie zobowiaza5ma
k}adl przedewszystkiem i chociaz
!, ma :jego tarczy herboWej ME by1y
wyryte wyrazy: sWszystkQ stra--
cone pr6cz honoru!" byly one jed
max wyryte W jego sercu j zaW--
SEE sic do mich stosowal.
z niepokojem oczekiwa1 lyman
skiego i wyrzuca} sobie, re sic ME
zapytaf osmieszkanie mniemaneggo
handlarza dyament6w.
Wysla} kilku sluzacych ably go
szukac.
Trzech 2 mich juz poWrocilo 2
nfezbyt pociieszajaca WiadLo olnpedsa
re niiepodobna znalesc szukanego,
czwarty wreszcie zawiadomil, e
Tymanski zabiera sic do Wyjazdu
i stanowczo ME chee odWiedizziiee
ksieciia ma Wezwanie.
= To Jest obraza zaWolal
ksiaze.Graniiclki zwr6ca SIC DC
. 81, enngsszlabie e ki,ey { ktory =, =
80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-14


tym czasie wlasnie przyszedl dc
nieggo, z z%apytaniem Q rade, co me
W tym Wypadku uczynic.
ia mysle, re nalezy temu Q.
szustowi pozwolic odjechac,
rzekl hrabia powaznie, = musi on
mice swoje powody, ola kt6rych
chce uwazac zaklad "a niebyly..
A gdyby to uczynil tyyl[kstoo
przez wspanialomyslnose? = zap.y
tai ksiaze wzburzony, ME moge
przeniesc mysli, zeby mi ktos cos
darowaf. ~
= MOI Boze, zak1ad by1 nieroz-
myslnie zrobiony, odparl hra-
bia - obecnie Wide, re ME po-
W,nienes byl go przyjmowac, DO
Laura nalezy do os6b, kt6re spofe
czenstWo uWaza "a splamione i
kt6remi z tego powodu pogardza.
w tenn masz i ty pow6d do uzna-
MIA niewaznosci zak1adu. Me
badz szalencem. Granicki, ME p9-
sWiecej Wszystkiego cz}owiekoWi.
kt6ry eli jest.znanym zaledWie 2
,nlialzwiska! I. 6. s: s: 5, ( Il. z:. 4.
Z Nalezy zawsze Hoebrze sadie
9 bliznim, - odparl .ksiaze,-dW
:zaarpee7w'n Is !; S. ca1y
sw !, :majatek ryzykoWa1 j gdyhy
i,rzagra II HE e s:S:postani1by:i1l acz
jak ia, to lest nie przyja7by odem
ME zadne9go Podarku.
To jeszcz;el pytanie, Cd
parl podejrehvyZ lhlrtaabia, ten
Tymanski*ma " gsobie cos.jeo mi.
s i: ME p!odoba, WEzrokjeg3 ;est
hf{epIewny, MAbeiscie sic okazuje: Pc
=:Wlen niepokoj, ME czuje on sic nj
gdzie bezpiecznyym, a czasem To-
ii. 1akie miny,. jakby sic obawial
bye lada chWile pochwycony nfze 9.
siepaczy. @! ia rzadke sic. niyle,
chociaz ME mann pretensyl ucfto--
die "a wielkiego. znawce ludzi,ale
powazam sic twierdzic, ze t,ym
Tvmanskim nie wszystko jest "
pforzqdku; i >ae dobrze uutczynisz,
puszcezajac &c; go g'dziie sic chez ';dae::
: = Me! = zawola} ksiaze Ora
;nicFi, - jestem zdecydowany po-
sunac 1zeczy do ostatecznosci,zba
dac wszystko dokladnie i dlatego
spiesze do Tymanskiego.
= Dobrze, ia pojde z .tobG, =
odpowiedzia} hrabia widzac: ze
ME bedzie go m6gf odwiezc, cd te
go postanowienia, bede CT to-
warzyszy1, jezeli mic ME masz
przeciw temu.
- Granicki ME %sprzeciWiai sic,
lecz " towarzystwie przyjaciela:
udal sic do hotelu, W kt6rym sta}
W1odzi,nierz.
Mieszkal on tam pod nazwis--
klein Tymanskiego i rzeczywiscie,
:iak sic domyslal hrabia zabieiski,
lpostanoWilopn WarszaWee ME
roszczae zadnych pretensyi dc ma
jatkn ksieeia Granickiego.
OLawial sie.srozglosu ichociaz
mia1 W pcrzadku papiery ma nsz--
wisko Tymanskiego, lekaEsiee wy
kryciia, kim byl rzeczywiscie.
cyl przekonany, re po1icya "a
! ;jelaby sic czlowiekiem, kt6ry ia
Ipoczekaniiu zyskal pol miliona, ze
zacze1aby doehodzic szczeg66ldW je
go daw~niejszego zycia " koilcu
odkrylaby praWde, a y tedy BIZ
da byIaby z Wlodzimierszeemn, be
"a sprawki poelnione " Warsza-:
vie, Moskwie Petersburggu, cze--
ka}oby go dlugoletnie Wiezienie, q
1%G7$ &%$"r@eSSsg S%iE@.+ ~ Ns-ZaSES%&#S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-02
BREADS.

Buttermilk Bread-One and one
half cups buttermilk. four cups entire
wheat -four, one-half cup sugar, one
cup chopped English walnuts, three
quarter teaspoonfuls soda, two tea
spoonfuls baking powder. one tea
spoonful salt, one or two tablespoon
fuls fat, one egg.
Beat the egg in The bowl, add the
sugar, beat again and then add al
the remaining ingredients; mix and
knead into two loaves, put into the
pans, cover and set in warm place for
twenty minutes; bake in a moderate
oven forty-fve minutes or one hour
Yeast Biscuits-One-haf pound
butter crean1cd with two pounds
-four, two cent? worth of yeast dis
solved in milk, enough sugar and salt
to taste, one or two eggs. knead all
we'll together. Prepare dough a.
night. put away to rest; next morn
ing roll and cut into small biscuits.
Paint the top of each biscuit with
beaten egg; this will make each nice
and glossy. Bake slowly
Jewish Bread-Four eggs. one
half pound sugar. one teas poon Gin
ramon, one teaspoon powdered
cloves, rind Of lemon grated, nix
ingredients well for about one-half
hour; then mix one-haE pound nuts
not too finely chopped, ore teaspoon
baking powder; mix all well Pour
into buttered pan and bake over
same FIRE as for spongecake. Cut
into diagonal slices.
Graham Muffins-One and one
half cups graham flour, enc cup
wheat -four, one cup sweet milk, one
egg, one tablespoon butter, two tea
spoons baking powder.
Sift together -four. baking powder
and add cup Of milk. then add the
egg well beaten and butter, stir
smooth. drop in CREASED muffin pans.
Bake in moderate oven.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-02

it be permitted to charge a fare Of zoe
or &c per mile or fraction thereof for
each passenger transported between
the Cities OF Gary and Hammond and
Gary and Indiana Harbor and also be
permitted 10 issue 10 such passenger
such form of ticket as your petitioner
may deem necessary OF desirable 70 Sc
cure the payment OF such interurban
fare of zoe or &c per mile Or fraction
thereof per passenger 50 transported
between said cities
Respectfully submitted
GARY STREET RAILWAY COMPANY.
BY c. ". CHASE.
us ~reslu-ns.
state OF Indiana
(ss:
Lake County)
Charles W. Chase President IF the
Gary Street Railway Company being
frst duly sworn on oath. deposes also
says that the foregoing amended petit
ton by him subscribed as President Is
true in substance and in fact.
CHARLES ". CHASE.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 29th day of July 1919.
F NJ. KEMP.
Notary Public.
Nv commission expires Nov %. 1919.
fSean
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-02
LONG COOL DRINKS.

Pineappleade-Par and CRATE one
pineapple. Place in saucepan and
add two CUBS of sugar, two cups Of
water. Bring to boil and then sim
mer slowly for fifteen minutes. Cool
and then add one pint of crushed ice.
one quart Of carbonated water, Juice
OF two lemons
Egg Lemonade-Place the yolk Of
an egg in a small bowl and add three
tablespoons OF pulverized sugar, two
tablespoons of lemon juice, one-half
cup of ice-cold water.
Beat to mix and then pour into
tall thin glasses and add stifT1y beat
en- white of egg, folding in carefully.
Add four tablespoons of crushed ice
and fill the glass with carbonated
water. Orange juice may be used in
place Of the lemon juice
Ginger Ale Cup-Place in sauce
pan, juice of one lemon, grated rind
Of one-quarter lemon. one cup Of
sugar Simmer slowly until the
sugar melts into the syrup. To use
Place three tablespoons of this
prepared syrup in a tall thin glass
and add one-half cup of shaved ice.
one sprig of mint. one-half cup of
ginGerale, and fill with elaborated
water.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-02

through some pretty stiff PAGES anc
yet last a long time. II the man who
uses them only follows a few simple
rules ~ battery care.
Her a few of the rules.
Be sure your ignition switch =
closed
. Pull out your choker
3 Push out your clutch pedal. 50
that your starting motor Will have
TO turn only the engine.
Then step on Your starting but
ton. and your motor ought 70 take
hold If it does not, then the thing to
DO IS TO find where the trouble is and
remedy it before you make another
trial
Battery life viii be prolonged T
these rules are observed all the Year
round and in all climates.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-02
Fl ouseh old HintC.-
MENU HINT.

MENU HINT.
Breakfas
Baked Prllnes Soft-boiled Egg
Bread and Butter Milk
Luncheon.
French Vegetable Soup
Baked Beans Brown Bread
Fruit Jello Tea
Dinner.
Fruit Cocktail
Peas Buttered Beats
Individual Lamb Pot Pies
Cucumber Salad
Sliced Peaches Coffee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-02
HOW TO MAKE
YOUR BATTERY
LAST LONGER

The man who is not used 10 hand
ling batterie. might say that the way
to get the most money out ~ bat
terry is 20 use II just little As pos
sibIe AS matter Of fact that would
be Just the wrong way TO 20 at it
Batteries are made 70 be used and
they can be used regularly and put
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-02
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

EVANSVILLE. Ind. July SONY
SIX bakeries were in operation here toda =
in an effort 70 ward off bread famine
following a strike OF bakers for recognl-
ton of the union
Master bakers worked over time in the
siv shops while others who attempte ed
to make their own bread abandoned tho
attempt The bread shortage will be-
come acute. It is feared if the strike con-
tinacs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-02
ikreRNArIoNAl NEWS SERVICE

NINCENNES, Ind, July S0.-F'red In
mes and John Bowers were under arrest
here today in connection with the death
of Homer McDaniels. miner whose body
was found floating in the Wabash river.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-02

Better call up The Times and
have it sent to your house every
night. Then you Il be sure it will
be there.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-01-24
IDEA IN SAUSAGE
Cottage Cheese Made TO Resemble
What Is Known as the Real Thing
In Breakfast Dishes.

As n result of the follow-up work
lone by the Massachusetts state cot
tagc cheese demonstration, who IL un-
Ter the supervision Of the Mnssnchu-
sets State Agricultural college NJ Am
ierSt. aud the department of agricul-
lure. n Berkshire county farmer IL
selling cottage cheese sausage.
The sausage. which resembles In HIT
vor that mnde from pork, IL made from
cottage cheese. bread crumbs and nut
meats and Is seasoned with herbs. IT.
food value Is nearly equal TO pork
snusngc. Another farmer Is planning
Ia furnish u supply Of the c%ottnge-
cheese sausage for the Pittsfeld mar
kct. This nppctlzlng substitute for
meat was originated by the dairy dlvi-
sion Of the department Of agriculture
to further the use Of cottage cheese
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-01-24

~ NfAFF
Ana old witty Witch shouted
through a great and mighty horn
which she had:
"l'm coming, I'm coming, I'm coming
on time,
"rhls Is the truth ns well MS n rhyme y
The Fairy Queen was much pleased
that every onc seemed to be 50 anN-
lous TO come, and she began to get
ready for the great ball.
They all arrived In the afternoon
before II became dark. The snow was
falling very gently and II seemed to
sparkle like diamonds ns II fell. The
great pine trees were heavy with II,
and the other trees looked very lovely
too with their blankets Of snow.
"Wlll you help me, pine trees?'
asked the Fairy Queen.
And the pine trees bowed their
grcnt heads and said In their soft,
woodland whispers: "Oh-oh-oh-
we wan to help. we want To help"
So the Fairy Queen gathered togcth-
or some of her best helpers and they
put lcicles IN such II wny MS to make
II beautiful entrance hall Of %lclclcs,
supported by the great pine trees aud
their snowy covering.
1t indeed looked like Fnirylnnd
when the FURY Queen had finished.
Everything was covered with sno
aud with lclcles and arranged In such
II way TINT every one screamed with
joy and surprise aud admiration when
they saw It. They arrived nj the ball
just on time,
Mr.. sun was pceplng through the
trees and making the scene n very
dnzzllng me. Oh, how the snow and
the lclclcs did look rs Mr.. sun looked
through at them and smiled. II Just
seemed as though everything were
smiling, smiling smiles of the benuti-
full winter with It's snow aud It's Ice
and It's dlnmondllke sparkling.
They had II most perfect time for
they danced on the beautiful carpet OF
snow, they sang songs ana the echoes
sounded through the deep woods. oh.
how clearly their voices ala sound on
that cold. clear afternoon, for the
snow had stopped failing when the
guests arrived.
They skated on u nearby pond, and
they danced on the lee while some of
the fairies Sung To- mns" music for IN,
dancers. Some Of the guests consted
on great sleds down Il hin, just be,
yond the woods where they were hny.
ing the bali, and the sun blinked. and
the sun wlnked and the sun said ooh
such a bull. It's wonderful. Every
one Is happy and glad and gay.
hope every one win always be- that
way
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-01-24

The memory of Florence Nlghtln.
gale, the worlds FIRST womnn war
nurse, ~ honorcd In the design Of the
Insignia of the American Army Nurses
School. Just established this Nenr.
Florence Nightingale, In the Crlmean
war. was known ms "the Indy Of the
Lamp" and the new insignia has n
limp superlmposed on the caduceus NJ
the medical corps. This. the first
military school for nurses ever estab.
llshed, has 1000 students already en-.
rolled. and 5000 others have been ac.
ceptcd for the three-year course.
Each student will wear III uniform
and insignia of the school.
What difference, II any, the sign.
Ing of the urmlstlce and the end Of
the war may have upon the hospital
training plans has not been announced.
Il is supposed that the work viii
continue.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-01-24

health. / believe tho Compound will
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HELLER, Christopher, III.
Nervousness &c often a symptom Of
weakness or so.iie functional dernnge-
ment, which may be overcome by this
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia
II. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, a.
thousands Of women have found BY
experience.
II complications exist, write Lydia z.
Pinkhsm Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, for
The result of its long experience 10
at your service.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-01-24
WIPEDFROM EARTH
Only Dust Remains OF Proud
City OF Babylon.
BelshaErar's Glorious Capital Now
Visited Only by the Areheolouist
In Search Of Mementoes Of
Lonp-past Age.


The city Of Babylon Of today Is rep.
resented by nothing more than Mound
NJ debris, In which archcO ngists dig
for burnt-clay books and other treas
ures. There Is no stone Whatever Ia
that region. where the lnnd Is n mere
alluylal deposit, end all the grent
structures ~ Babylon. erected 10y the
labor OF myrlnds OF slaves taken IN
war, were Of sun-dricd brick faced
with burned brick.
Babylon. a long time ago was cnp-
tured by the army of Cyrus. The town
was "wct" aud the population used to
stage some high old times. II Vas
prOvlslOned for 20 years, and was by
far che most formldnbly fortified city
Of antiquity, being surrounded by II
wall 80 miles long, $50 feet high ana
81 feet thick. Half n dozen f%our-horse
chnrlots could be driven abreast along
the top of the wall for the entire cir
cult Of the metropolis. whose inhnbit-
UNITS numbered 2,OOO,0OO.
On n certain memorable night the
whole city went N II spree. The
guards deserted their posts and In the
grent palace Of King Bclshnzznr n
drunken orgy reigned.
The bnnks Of the Euphratcs where
II ran directly through the city were
defended 10y walls corresponding In
height and thickness TO that which
encircied Babylon. They were pierced
NJ suitable intervals (where streets
ran parallel across the town. for ferry
gates, which were massive affairs OF
bronze, The river bottom. within the
city limits, was paved with brick. FOR
II desired. ms had happened when
huge qGays were built, the Euphratcs
waters being diverted into an artificial
reservoir 100 miles In circumference
outside the walls. This engineering
c%xpedlent, In fnct, had made II prac.
tlcnble to pave the bottom.
On the night of the mJst famous
jnmbOree IN history. Cyrus. being
helped by spies within the walls
turned the Euphrates out Of us courst
and marched his nrmy over the dry
river bed into the city. entering
through II or more v gates which
had been left open. The royal palace
Il vast structure on the west bank. WA
captured %Belshazznr, sword Ia hand
WIS slain, and the city belonged to Cy
rus.
He did not destroy It, but, ccaslns
TO be II center Of dominion, 1t shrank
A large part of the population mi
grated, deserving Babylon, whose huge
walls and gigantic buildings Unclud
Ing the tower of Babel and the famous
hanging gardens, built by Ncbuchnd
rezzar for the enjoyment Of his VIII,
Amytis) sou fell to pieces.
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Not a square Deal.

Jack-Tve a bill for u frock that
you bought some months ago. which
one was that3
Dorls-That was the one | wore the
night you proposed.
Jnck-H'ml Pretty strong when q
mnn has 10 pay for the bait and hook
that aeiaed TO catch hlm-London Tit.
Bits.
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land. All OF the
fairies were much
excited for they
hadn't had q ball
In some time.
And the gnomcs
ana the elves and
the brownies aud
all the other lit
tie FaIrylan Il
creatures began
10 get ready for
the great ball.
"Of course I'm
coming, Of course
I'm co g.
sounded the voice
Of old Mr.. Clan.
as he sang out his
answer through
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Advance Agent Tin Hlckvllle)-Do
you think the people OF this burg
would flock to n 81 show?
Manager (of the Grand opry house)
They might II you make the price
90 cents for the best seats. Anything
over thnt makes them merely struggle.
Buffalo Express.
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Nothina poinq.

"a newspaper reporter wishes 20 see
you, sir
Did yoh tell him | was hoarse-
Ould hardly spenk?"
Yes. sir; but he said he would only
ask questions which you could answer
~ n nod or n shake of the head"
Tell him ! have II sim neek.'-Bos-
.on Transcript.
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EADYS
AIY TALL Nl
~ MARY GPAHAM RQNNER
FARMLAND BALL.

Listen al. listen all.
Come to the bail. comc 10 the ball.
II viii be great.
For we're going to skate.
Ana wo'rc going 10 slide.
And also 20 glide,
Yes. come to tire ball,
Conn To the ball
So sung the Fairy Queen. and her
voice sounded FAR out through Fairy.
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india Cans BY Uncle SANS Method.

Even on "indin's coral strand" they
are canning, and doing II by the direc.
lions put out by the United States de.
pnrtment Of agriculture. ihe mission.
nrles there have been the %lnstlgntors
Of the movement. Hundreds OF men
and women have visited the exhibits
Of the products canned.
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our guest"
Mr., sun smiled NJ the compliment
of the fuirles. 81 must be going now"
he said.
"We'yc All loved having you; you've
grently added to the party"
And rs Mr. Sun disappeared behind
a hill, all the fnlrles aud gnomes and
brownies ana elves, led ~ the Fairy
Queen, witty Witch and Mr.. Giant
snIg:
Wa love SIR. sun.
lie is such fun, he Is such funl