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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23

Vitez mad Cornvallisem pl'i-
byl a bvl laskave prijat. Ale
,hehem rozhovoru, ienZ nasla-
doval, matka ami slovem Sc ne
zminila o vojenskych jeho W.
konech. Vecer ma to poradan
Piles V meste ma pocest Wash
ingtonovu a take ona sc mem
objevila, zavesena ma jeho ra-
me tancila MIN minuet.
V techto pozdnich letech po
merry jeiich nebyly dvakrate
Iriiemny, ably pravde dan byl
pruchod. Ona sirila pomluvy,
re nj spravne nejedna We smy
! slu peneznich zalezitosti a on
trpel velice nasledkem toho.
Udani jeji nebyla pravdiva, a.
lie pres to naS.i sc lide, kteri
Linn vefili a byla dokonce tax
rozsifena, ze cizinci podjali SO
,ukolu zaopatriti ii domn6le po
tfeby, k velkemu pokoreni je-
i.iiho syna. Ale horst melo ieste
priEti. Washington shledal, ze
,nlatka ieho Sc dluzi a prijima
diary Cd sousedu. Ze stale a pri
Eazde pTilezitosti mluvi O sv6
fnouzi a .nutnych potrebach,
FSnaz1c Sc tax dokazati, re ca
Isy jsou mnohem horst nez by
valy a ze nejcn ona naleza Sc
w pomerech velice b6dnych, a.
lie i vsichni, kdoz jsou nj spo-
leni. Washington pozadal pri-
| buzneho, abyf vyzved6l, iestli.
ze stavas nejakeho podkladu
hrro jejl Zee a zdali potrebujo
Ineceho k pohodlnemu zivotu
E"Pokud budu neco vlastniti"
IpSal, "rozdelim Sc nj, aby \
lnicem netrpela". Zaroven 30.
I2adal sveho correspondence, a.
lby il vysvethl delikatnimi slo
Ivy nepristojnosti ieiich stizno
Isti a prijimani laskavosti, tire,
la re tyto poskytovany by by
Ily dobrovolne, od jinych lid
nez pfibuznych. Konecne by
vsak provokovan, re vidal Sc
naimu ieji plantaze to proto
'ak psal, ne ably odeprel il pot
poru, nebot' pokud vlastni ic
diny shilling, bude sc nj dc
iltl, ale proto, lie "za to, co da
va, chce, aby seAmu dostalo ia
lie kreditu a aby ma nej nebylt
IPohlizenO' svetem jako ma ne
Ispravedliveho a povinnosti sv,
reznajiciho syna".
Matka Westinghouse zc
mrela %. srpna 1889 We v6kl
32 roku rakovinou. Ackoliv u
cmeno bylo nekolik pokusu D,
staviti ie.n pamatce pomnik V.
Frederic cksburgu, tento posta
ven byl teprve pred dvaceti re
Ky "americkymi zenami" {
president Cleveland recnil n:
jeho dedikaci 20. fijna 1898.
Wsa It'll WSS
RASINUV FINANCNf pr An
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23

y
Ic zivota Jiriho w ashingtona,
jehoz narozeniny iSou po ce'c
zami oslavovany, ze by Sc linl
mohla vXplniti Dilemma knlha,
iestlize n hncd knih vice. \
nGktere histOrlky ty opak koVanE
isor roll "a rokem, zvl&ste pri
piilezitosti dne, vGnovanGho
ramatcc prvniho presidenta
Spoienyth Statu. Samozrejme
Zc vSe, co souvisi Sc zivotem
lIfiho Washingtona, Zaiim1
Gtcrare We Spojenych Statecn
Severo-amcrickych. ,Iak take
nezailmala BY ie historic, tyka
iici Sc matky jeho, niz v6ru
ln%lo Jest znamo a ieSte meme
Ia we're einOSti Sc objeVuje. Pra-
VI Sc, re Jiri vclice Y obliCeli
SVEN podobalr sc matcc sve Ma
l." Ball a tyto rysy obliccie roy
n6z po matca zd6dila jeife:se-
stra Betty
Kdyz bratr tGto stal Sc vrch-
MIN velitelem kontinentalni ar
mady, Betty. tehdy manzelka
plukovnika Fielding Lewise.
1;.da bavila sve pfatelc, ne o.
blckala ma So plaSt' bratruv 4
ma hlavu vsadila 81 jeho klo-
heuk, isouc die vSeobecneho IL
Sudku od Jiriho V tomto Zaku-
llcni k neroZeZnani. Jaka dav-
ka charakteru Westinghouse
pochazela tcz 2 tohoto fysicka
he zdroie, Jest V pochybno-
&tcch. pon6vaC matce jeho
TAX malo Jest znamo.
Marry Ball byl& vnuCkou vc
.inovon, ktery hledal sVc St6stI
We Virginii pozdeiSi cast
sedmn&cteho stoleti a uaadil 80
Il usti reky Corotoman Y Ian
caster county. Tento plukovnil
William Ball mohl byti dobrIn
Noiinem, ale zcela iiste byl ne
tccrym farmafem. Zanccha
diva syny, Willlama a Josefa.
tento poslcdnl' bvl otccm Ma
ry.
kdyz slaVa JeJiho syna upo]
tala rovnez poZornost ma mat
ku, dotaZy pocaly bYti ciren
G leiim mladi; ale yetSina tech
kdO mohli o nGm SVedGiti. il
vvmfela a ii, co zustali NAL
mohli povidati. Ale na iedno'I
boGu vsichni Sc shodovali. 4 =;
&C, &c lako dIvka byla yseobo
ne Znama pro sTou Irasu -
byla dokonce poimenovan
kraskOu u Northern Meek
Alc byl to hlavn6 ieii charal;
ter. ktery pusobil anaGnym dc
mem ma ieii. vrstevnlky, ktei
mluvili nj jako 0 2ene ducha
pine, vZdelane,, ale pri tol
skromne, jednoducheho. Mia
ncpredstiran6ho chovani zen
skromne, ale pevne vule a ro2
hodncho charakteru. TakovVt
pepis Ieji zustal il az do sklo
ku zivota q zancchal rovne
Htopv V charaktcru ieiiho sA
ia.
Udavalo sc. re byla anaIfs
o1tkou, nedovedouci cisti al
psati, ale tyrzcni to neni pra,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23
WASHINGTONOVA, MATKA.

OiNC. eSlid Sc NLueldhl oNS W
bv pozivala jistOtou vSeho
eroleGenskehO postavenl Jako
dccra virginskeho gentlemana.
Dnes ovSem literarni VychoVa-
nj to p0vazovano by bylo IA ne
dGstateGnG, ale niiak nebylo
soatn& We venkovskVch distrik-
tech Virginie V pryni poloVici
osmnacteho stoleti.
B6hem Washingtonova Mia
di DOZEN, jaky ieho matka ma
j laXdeho emilia, byl ten. re kaz
~ rposlechI jeiiho pokynu -
1Hla zenou, "iiz-kazdy-musi-
Lposlechnouti". A nebyly to
Douze vlastni ditkv jeji, kter3
,kladaly il tribut naproste po-
s!uSnosti a Ucty,. nebot' to ne
bylo mic zvlaStnlho osmna-
ctam stoleti; ale ona podobnG
pocity vyvolavala i mezi ostat-
niIni. Bpla uctu vzbuzuiici o.
sotnosti, iakou. byl syn jeji Y
roZd6i$im zivot6 SVEN, treba
nepcchybn6 zadny z Mich ne
mel neimenSlho poneti 0 faktu,
&c V6tSina tech, kdoz S mimi
rIis Ii. do styku, pocit ovali pred
mimi iistV strach. A tento zvla It
u atrach nilak nebranil lidu,
by 81 neZamiloval Mrs. Wash
ngtonoVou, prave iako neZa-
ll'anil mu, aby 81 nezamiloval
1ozd6ji iejiho syna.
Pres to iisty soucasnik ma
wal ieii iednani.se synem il,
i'm "mazlenim a beZmySlenkC
;t0sti". BVl ieii zamiloVanym
'itetem a nic spartanskeho ne.
)ylo Y matce te. Cas- byl blizek
by dokaZala postavenim Sc d,
"ho cestv zivote, svou oba
| u, re by mu bylo ublizeno :
ohoto stanoViSka se, podrZela
1n2tne iei tim obt6zujic po ce
y leho zivot.
Po cely zivot svuj snazila s.
'esperatne. abv IeJ odvratila
Gebczpecne stczky, Jailou m;
!. lava. Ncdbala niceho 0 to, c,
lNykonal q bezpochyby duIezit,
! f. leh0 emu ami nechapala
.cela iiSt6 vSak neporozumel,
ieho proslavcnosti. Pokazd
EGykoliy podnikl novou yypra
u, VIDAL Sc na move dobro
druzstyi a pebe2peti, vid6la
tom, lax tGzkIm srdcem S
4 ~ iadrila, ienom vice boil
vice krvcproliti". Zdali bylo {
obTlo icii Zachazeni MIN
mladi ''maZlenim a bezmyslc
ioyitoSti", ioii chovani k Jir
l'nu V po2d6isich letech ZaslH
huic toto poimenovani.
Ale iarni manifestacc toht
10 ducha jciiho mela "a nasle
deE poskytnuti neocenitem
; sluzby lidu. Kdyz Jifimu byi
II roku, pral 81 vstoupiti do n
, n;orni sluzbv. Jeho nevlastl
hratri d itch pratcld, muzov
svota, Il Lawrence, zkuacny n
: a.o.nik. nutili lei. abv tax uc
nj M9tka - tomu vzpiral.
: "lc du>ody zpuaobiiych a zkt
j 5cnJch pfatei pfckonaly jc.
: pochyby. Ma konec matka sy(
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23
CESTOVANf PO EVROPE JE
DNES UTRPENfM.

ricane, kteff hodlaji letos pod
niknouti cestu do Evropy, uci-
hi dobre, kdyz 81 obstaraji nej
drive informace cestovE:ch a
hote .ovych pomerech Zemich,
ktere chteji navstiviti. Mnozi q
mich, kteri nebyli dosud cizi-l
ne, setkaii Sc namnoze pome-
ry, ktere budou pro ne utrpe-
MIN. To nejmensi, co Sc da RI
lei. jest, re Europe jest dnes
malo mista, kde cestovani ne
bylo by hotovou tryzni. Prvnij
neprijemnou strankou je spou-
sta rozlicnych regulaci a mari
zeni, Sc kterymi Sc turista set
kava ma kazdem kroku. Y mno
|hych zemich musi Sc neprodle-
lac hlasiti ma policii a oznamo-
vati kazdy svuj pohyb. Casio
musi straviti nekolik dni sta
MIN V rad6, cekajc ma vidovani
sveho pasu nebo ma nejakou
lpodobnou razitkovou operaci.
Cetne fotografie must byti dr.
lzany ustavicne pc ruce, nebot'
jsou vyzadovany ze vsech moz
lnych kruhu a casio Sc stava, re
ltrpiteli dojde zasoba. Hotely
jsou vSude uplne zaplneny. Ho
telieri mali pravidelne krasny
zvyk, uvedomiti vas, re dostali
vasi telegrafickou objednavku
lpokoie, ale nemaii zadneho mi
sta a nedaji vam ami nadeje,
re nejake Sc uprazdni.
Va.ka pochroumala zle stare
evropske. zvyky a zdvorilost z
dfivejSich dni Jest napadna
3vou nepritomnosti. Nekdy Sc S
nj setkate, ale pravidlem nik.o-
Ii. Dati 81 vyzehlit saty, zatim
leo ma ne cekate,, jest neslycha-
nou veci, krone snad V Berli-
me-. ale zpusob, jakym Sc "a
chazi Sc zavazadly pri doprave
a pTenaSeni, mutt k caste upra-
We obleku. PTadelny nemaji
|vubec zadne predstavy 0 rych-
lie praci nejlepSi jeiich latky
lpodleha.i zahy jeiich valecne-
mu procesu. Listky prvni TIL
Idly ma drahu neznamenaji VII
bee niceho, iestlize Jest evlak
prep nen, coz jest takrka wzdy
We vatSine zemi panuje We via
cich kruty mraz, nasledkem
,nedostatku uhli totez platl c
vetSine hotelu. V nekterych
londynskych hotelich jest sne.
sitelne teplo, ale V jinych jc ri
ma a nevlidno, a pokoj Sc SOU
kromou lazni Jest nadmiru tez,
ko k naleznuti. Take Jest Spat-
lnym planem poGitati ma to, ze
Iamericky dollar vyda mnohc
pri nyneisim kursu evropskt
meny, protoze vetSina evrop.
skych obchodniku vyzna Sc '
Gene dobrych penez a zvySuje
die toho ceny.
Nalezti myd.o nebo ruGnik
nebo ienom vodu toilette va.
gonu, bNlo by poNazovano ia
zazrak a pitna voda. prestala
davno plniti zrezavele nadrz.
ky, ktere MONO. dosud spatri
ii zdc onde viseti We vratke 20.
sici Y zaprasenych koutcch va.
gonu. Krone nekolika male
ncjlcpsich hotclu, toilctni mist
Enosti isou bidnc. spinavc a v ia
} kovcm stavu, &c by nebyly trpe
, ny zdravotni radou V zadnem
amcrickem mest6 pres 5000 O.
, byvatel. Pokud sc tyce napoju,
kofalky fidka vodnata piva
. jsou ohavne. Pouze francouz.
ske sampanske a nektere 70.
Faolky podrzuji neco re stare
!. iakosti. K podivane jest ovscm
hodne. Zkruscni obyvatele Il.
j vropy neodnesli dosud hory a
i nezaatavili reky a tax, kdo jc.
/ de k VII i scenerii, nepotrebuic
: miti starosti. Take ten, kdc
: touzl 20 vzruSehl q dobrodru2
, StNl DOcho1i dohTo Joc+ ,-ol,,,-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23
WSS W5Sl WSSl.

Svatccni strelec: ".Test to
zvlastni. kdykoli neco chybim,
je to zajic a kdyko.i neco tre-
tim, jest to pokazde pes"
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04
We Do Not Cut Prices On 6 Few Special Items,-

We're doing much to eliminate the "high' from the cost of living by selling tke very best grade of Feed etp. at decidendly LOW FIR CASH prices Our buying facilities en- able us to purchase at great concessions in price, which we, in turn give you.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04
10 Wild Cat Sunday after

n
 Bro. Fomby filled his regular appointment" at the Methodist caurch Feb. 22.
 Misses Mattie Miller and Nelson Morris Lave been confined to their bed for several days with t ' flu.
 lie St wart was uusi. ess W at John Words Sunday n!Y t,
 Raymond Jeffri > has purchas- ed saxon ;,;.dster.
 Dr. Vance had two of his horses stolen from his farm a few nights ago and rode by Oe Word and Boyd Atkinson. The bo ys rod~ the horses very aard after their jolly ride they return ed the horses back to the farm, where they stole them. It was learned later that Orie and Boyd will have the horses to buy.
 Dr McNeil o. Little Rock will be here soon to look out location
 Violet"
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04
New Edinbur0
 News

Schoo' opened March 1st, which has been closed a week on ac count of flu.
 The s. 1. A. Ladies entertain : ed the young people Feb. 21st, with a pound supper given at the school building.
 Mrs. Marks Atwood has rt turned from Hot Spring. where she has been visiting her mother Mrs. Cal lIargus.
 E. T. Atwood made a business trip to Ford, ce Saturday.
 Miss Katherleen poole of For. dyce is visiting her cousin Mrs. Will Gardener.
 Miss Lucille McCulloch and MT. Joe Parrot were married in this city Sunday after noon Feb. 22. MT. Parrot is engaged in feed business.
 Marcus Mosley of Fordyce was the guest of Roy Haskins Satur- day and Sundry.
 Little Mae Watts of Fordyce is visiting Eloise Jefferss.
 Roy Haskins and James Ross
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04

When the bowels are. cojtiv the waste matter fermenta, pro- ducing a gaseous condition that is disagreeabIe. To remove the impurities quickly, a dose of Heroine is needed. It does the work thoroughly and D, easantly. Price, 6)c. Sold by
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04

sure.
 Miss Elenor pos'ivcly does not like the new hair tonic which some of the boys used this week. (The Juniors said to .ny Seniors) The other day,
 l saw Mrs. Nay,
 In a one hoss shay,
 Trying 10 Fay,
 a block of hay. She did not say.
 i'ut l believe he had her to ba, fefore she would take the hay.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04

W. H. Powers returned Nor day from a trip to Vicksburg Miss. and other places where he has been looking for negro. farm hands, but failed to find any.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04

Boggs Drug Co. Davis and Sadler had one of lumber kilns burned Monday night at their mill east of tow n, loss about $800.0O
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04

W. W. Taylor of Bowman town ship was busin; st visitor her e Saturday.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04

D. E. Boggs returned to his home at Lake Dick Saturday after a visit with relatives here.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04

Alrs. Iru Hudson and hab, spent Saturday with friends here
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04

Mrs. P. A. Trucks and sons of Kingslan3 visited in Rison '9sf week.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04

session of Col Audie Wick
 It was early in the morning,
 It was twelve o'clock at night.
 The sun was shining brightly
 It was raining all the night
 It was winter day in summer
 The rain was showing fast When barefoot boy with shoes on Sat standing in the grass
 While the organ pealed potatoes Lard was rendered by the choir.
 While the sexton rang the dishrag Someone set the church afire.
 Holy smoke" the preacher
 shouted,
 And in the rush he lost his hair Now his head resembles heaven For there is no parting there.
 Feb. 18th
 The Seniors being interrupted this ,nnrning by an eighth grader, Miss enor said, Wait minute class 1 think, Hon. Holly Henderson wants the floor.
 After Miss Hunter had worked difficult problem cn the board, which the class were unable to work. she exclaimed Now watch the blackboard while go over it. Some small girls begged Mrs 1 May out of party for the oth er night and it rained them out, that is one time that Mrs. May WAS elad that it rained. fing up and down the stair Wss ,,bout twenty dimes Is fife puii- ,shment for hoys who shove smaller ones down tue stepS-MiSs Brad Icy thinks.
 ihe note eammittce are anxious to sing where's he teaIn we have come to lick. bu. it seems IS If the edge is knocked off of Basket Bal.
 Carrette and Everette praise the SeLior girls for rearraneins their Party System which they were to have.
 Last week as Sallie was going to milk her COW the COW stepped upon Sallie'S foot and then Sallie yelled now fer that old gal I'll not put any meal on your hulls. !"
 Sec. of Note C,m.
 Feb 27th
 ''ome of Miss Hillyards pupils can no more sng her song the Tn es wandering Jews" than than they can inscribe circle in poly tcn.
 h the Freshman Algebra class .he teacher had to rearranse Prob len! calling Fred freight train and !r9 passenger before they wsr. ''.,- to solve it.
 una and Ophie may think the, know the note committee but we won't hold our breath until tb, find out our identity.
 Fhls notice adorns the ladies'
 n 3 ferry boat:
 sse seats are for ladies. Gen. ,'eluel will not occupy the.n until ladies are seated.
 Feb. oSih Air. Berry has been sick for two 'se4.e has t seems ike a month 'a ss,e R B Ro'e ests.:.i. lly. wa
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04

D. s. Thomas of Powell WIS here saturday.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04
Mir. and Mrs. Russell Cash and children visited relatives here last week.

M. H. Reed was a business wis., itor here Saturday.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04

French Dry Cleanin 7 and Steam Pre- ssine at Gents ToggerY
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04

Additional Local3 W. N. Crawford of Kingaiand spent a few hours here last week.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04

For rapid healing there is noth- i ], ike Ljquid Bornzore ! msnds torn fesb, heals cuts, burn4 or sores so quickh no,tim is lost from work. Price, soc, 6oc and $1 9 Sold by
 Boggs Drug Co,
Cleveland County herald., 1920-03-04
:3wmar Township last week

| tesgu>an Was !. .:us! | visitor he ,.-t week.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-31
THE HEAD NURSE SAYS:
Sunshine AND Soap

the best entiseptic. There
is little need Of any other If we
really allow the rays of the sun to
penetrate our homes. Even after
an epidemic, if the patient has had
proper care. a thorough scrubbing
is all the house needs. We have
learned that disease germs live in
the eXcreta of the patient and not
in the air. Therefore il the nurse
is conscientious in the disposal of
eNcreta (sputum. urine and feces)
at the time of the illness there is
little to fear.
Fortunately fashion has come TO
the rescue and heavy curtains are
no longer in good taste. Windows
were meant to look through. and
the artistic housewife frames the
window in an attractive drapery
leaving the window free to admit
sunshine and air. Rugs that can
be shaken and cleaned frequently,
do not harbor germs. The clothes
we wear could be put through no
better process from the standpoint
of sanitation that that OF the laun-
dry. The immersion in hot water.
hanging in the sunshine until dry
and then subjected to the intense
heat of fiat iron is second to none
as steriliZing process.
OF course, during the illness OF
any member of the family with a
The Washington herald., 1920-05-31
Daily Horoscope

During the busy hours OF this day
the rIanetary rule is not important.
accofding to astrology. Jupiter
ruIes strongly for good late in the
Afternoon.
1t is a rarely fortunate aspect for
pubic dinners or banquets at which
politics or any subject bearing on
the national welfare il discussed
The sway is held favorable for the
presentation of a personality of i'm
portance. Thus men much in the
forefront of action should benefit.
Good luck is presaged especially
for men of legal training. Judges
should benefit from the influences
that are dominant while this con-
figuration prevails.
There is a sign read as encourag-
ing to all who desire to win the IA
vor of women who may be critical
r captious. This applies to bust
Eess and professional relationships
as we'll as those confined to The
nome.
Neptune is in an aspect held TO
puzzle thinkers and to cause more
Dr. less uncertainty.
This is not an suspicious direction
IF the stars for travelling. Journeys
on the water may not he fortunate.
Storms are likely to DE prevalent
during this entire month. and losses
Of crops may be reported.
Food again comes much into dis
-ussion in newspapers and lyceums,
for an amazing condition uneNpect-
eddy will develop.
The introduction of new inVan-
lioLs will be a feature of summer
commercial activity, and ono novel
ievICe will play an important Part
IN political campaigns.
Motion pictures continue under
the most promising sway of the
-tdrs, and new wonders in develop
~1Cnt are promised by those who
e I'D the stars.
This month will be an CtraO-di,
narily profitable one to hotels and
--sTaurants-
Again it is predicted that diet will
studied and food problems
worked out on scientific basis
Persons whose birth date It Is
nave the augury of meeting with
lew friends who will be Of benefit
business. Love affairs seem tc be
subject to conditions more or less
larasSing.
Children born or this d2y will be
-"rtunate in having many persons
utaFested in them. Girls are likely
q have romantic careers. They
hould he unusually beautiful ane
lever.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-31
By DOROTHY DIX
Copyright, 1920.
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.
Excellent Advice

that everyone enjoys is a game of
give and take in which each has a
share, for his opinion is as dear to
the dull man, and he likes to air
his views as well as the brilliant
man does his.
II you would not be a bore do not
be a conversation hog any more
than you would be a road hog.
Give way to the other fellow. And
don't forget that in any popularity
contest the medal always goes TO
the silent The InonogUist hasn't
a look in.
Finally. If you would avoid being
a bore refrain from talking about
Yourself and your family This
takes courage, and an amount of
heroic self-sacrifice that few peo-
Pile are capable of. but its the price
of keeping out of the class of those
whose society makes us very. very
tired.
OF course we are so thrillingly in
teresting to ourselves, and every
thing that happens to us is SO
much more important than any 9TH
err earthly happening that we never
really understand how it is possible
for other people not to hang with
bated breath on the, details OF
Johnny's "roup or the last bulletin
from the front in our perennial
conflict with the cook.
Still many things exist in nature
that we never comprehend. and we
may accept it as a fsct that no
other human being except our
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position.

According to Aristotle's conclu-
sfons the lion is one of the animals
whom we should not so much mind
resembling. And the old Greek
philosopher says that If you have a
large, obtuse nose with lion-like
slant, with otker features also leo
nine, then you are megnanimcus like
the king of beasts.
Sc it is that to describe a face or
head as leonine bag always been
taken as a compliment and il you
keep your eyes open for that sort
of thing as you read fiction you will
see that novelists not infrequently
describe their heroes as possessing
lion-like appearance. Sometimes, II
is true, the expression lion head
ed" is used to Indicate the abun-
dant, tawny hair on a lions head
but more frequently it has reference
to the cast of conntenance and face.
Sir Walter Scott was frequently re-
fcrred to as lion headed, Though his
hair was never abundant. Benja-
min DIsraeli, British statesman OF
the last century, recalls the great
Scotch writer as he saw him when
| child. Il remember him quite
lwell," he says, "a kind, but rather
stately person: with his pile of fore.
read. sagac4ous eye, white hair ant
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The Champion of the Weather o 1 b.

ed snoozer.' ! says-1et's have the
specifications expatiate-filI In
the outlines. When you start
anything with me in shorthand
it's bound Is turn out a storm sig
mall
Looked like rain yesterday
says the man, but it cleared off
fine in the forenoon. I hear the
farmers are needing rain right
badly upstate
That's the kind of a canter,'
says I. shake the New York dust
off your hoofs and be a real agree
able kind of centaur. You
broke the ice, you know, and we
are getting better acquainted ev-
cry minute. Seems to me l asked
you about your family?
They're all we'll, thanks says
he We've have a new piano.
Now you're coming it, says.
This cold reserve is breaking up
at last. That little touch about
the piano almost makes US broth
ers. What's the youngest kids
name" 1 asks him.
Thomas says he. He's lust
- the measles.
feel like I'd known you al
ways says I. Now there was
Just one more-are you doing
right well with the caffy, now?'
Pretty WELL he says, Tn put
ting away a little money
"'Glad to hear it, SAYS I. Now
go back to your work and get civ
llized. Keep your hands of the
weather unless you're ready to
follow it up in a personal man.
ner. It's a subject that naturally
belongs to sociability and the
forming of new ties, and 1 hate
to see 1t handed out in small
change in a town like this
SO the next day 1 rolls up my
blankets and hits the trafl away
from New York city"
For many minutes after Bud
ceased talking we fingered around
the fre, and then all hands began
to dispense for bed.
As / was unrolling my bedding
heard the pinkish-haired younr
man SAYING to Bud. with some.
thing like anxiety in his voice:
"As ! say. Mr.. Kingsbury, there
Is something really beautiful
about this night. The delightful
breeze and. the bright stars and
the clear air unite in making II
: wonderfully attractive"
Yes, said Bud, its a nice
night"
isau, b. wh..,.r s,.s,e.t.. H.