Oh, the windy day is a laughing day!
For the wind is a funny fellow;
He roilicks and shouts when skies are |
gray
And leaves are
The pines, a
Fling out their arms and laugh with
a will,
Nodding their
turning vellow,
moment ago so still,
heads, as who should
2g
“The old wind has an
Oh, the 3
For the wir
Thro’ fi
Insistent,
The strings
acheSas rs
I'm
criticalls
“passably
let prett
through
cau
conceit
in
them
Richard
for
girl
glad,
tone
was
pres
ards
friend of
"y
propose at
walt like most
1 intend” |
myself with as little
ages n
I believe, an really
Mont: Somehow
the comvietion
doubtioss intended to
It w
never a
COnve:s
ari
med because Miss Ric
wa very
hiers
suppose.” she went on,
no need
creatures.”
sald, “to
delay as
Ons You've
poOoT
sible.”
ng
av
questions,
the privilege of an
ery old friend
do you?”
graciously; “1 expected them.”
inquired, with suspicion.
“Nothing, except
pects ever since you could toddle,
you remember, for [nstance,
to marry your Fraulein or not?”
Blva's face brightensd
“Rather!” she sald: “and
turned all
embarrassing.’
a tendresse for you, Monty.”
“Probably,” 1 agreed.
ple have.”
“Don’t be conceited!” reprimanded
Elva; "but tell me all Mollie
t, and exactly what attraeted
people call her pretty,
mvaelf only p
ds?" I inquired
innocence “Who
thing about Mollie ards?
“Why, you did of e
about
ds
Some
thor
ie her
adm
Richa:
aii
“Mollie with
extreme sald any-
Rich ,
that 1s
tO 8a yos vou didn't,
then-—why, I
how what'
about her? It
it
“1 wouldn't
I said,
for refus
Elvi
tea,
tion
de
100K
ilef
en," |
A pave
suddeniy
have
for years
“And that psychological
curred at lady Follet'a?
“Occurred at Lads Fi
| echoed. And then there wa
silence
I let my eyes wander slow!
the room lingered
{ the ridiculous biue Cats w
Elva adorns her mantelshe
skimmed the photographs of
merous admires
carelessly into
quoted
moment
realizes a fac
ariag him
HOIOK CA
been
They Vague
ith
and
nue
te
i
her
the overmantel,
me from elaborate frames.
I think Elva's eyes must have been
wandering, too, for they came to an.
and then, without any rhyme or rea
son, they filled quite suddenly with
tears.
Now, | can never seo a woman ory
without feeling that
something drastic must
once,
I started up, and then the rest seem.
ed to follow as a natural and easy
consequence,
In less time than it takes to chron
be done at
my !
grin-
quietly
blue cats were
erving
the
diabolically
of vantage.
when,” |
on
from thelr several
‘And
more or
to
earth
your PRY
in
think terms of
} as
appeared to
life
presents
cannot
even in nen
’ # »
moriaisa
ov
only
riasting,
itaelf
80 the
mortals,
dawning consciousness under the
symbols of time and Space We live
in illusion of beginnings and ends.
Harper's Weekly.
Strange Mountain Sickness.
If mountain sickness should come
The asymp
toms are those of habitual drunken
All the limbs shiver, and in
is, 1 think, caused by an Inability to
focus them. The speech comes with
difficulty, and in one case that I saw
the mental coherence was as obvi
ously at fault as the physical.—Lan.
der's “Lhasa.”
The inventor of the tide table nev
er saw the sea In Nis life.
NOTES
Congr
As
2 notion
comparat
manure, as
lifferent
ont
should not
no proper
dispose
pride w
incurs
the
run up a
it to some
PvE ae ; 1 VE rid
random, leaving
settle
surest
habits
tounis a
i one else to
when due, ix one of the
to enitivate extravagant
is an ornament in every
Thrift
modern improvements, is the
trpe of womanhood the world knows
As a matier of fact, the average wom
an ig a shrewder buyer than the aver
age man within her sphere of expert
ence. She knows when she gets her
money's worth, and she insists upon
having it. Even where she has not
learned the value of money by earn-
ing it outside the home, she often
can teach her helpmate how it fa
best spent. At any rate, nothing is
more certain than that without re
sponsibility she will never learn. The
man who relieves his wife of this rou.
tine responsibility has no just reason
for complaining {f her bills are so
heavy as to embarrass him Evening
World. \
BODY IN ICE FIVE YEARS.
Remaing cf = Norwegian Fisherman Is
Found on Behring Sea Island.
Had
i Ce
on
Bea
¢
1
eh
Ole Biostron tomb
at
h of
‘ar as a Weather Proph
n New York
np
own to the socalls
battal
Chinamen
™% Fe 4 4
The entire
Frey vet
wes ld 2
TLILeN
w York
Took
On New twelve vans
men of Ky., formed the
leagne of Marry or Bust }
pledging himself ta take a wife with.
in the year or suffer expulsion from
the league and to pay a fine of 8100
Vow to Get Married
Year's day
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EASTWARD
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Pm. and 8.12 p.m,
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ners Manager Pass. Trafic Mgr.
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