The Wind Is in the Maples.
fhe wind is in the maples
And there's music in the pines,
Che hemlock scent has burdened all
the air;
For 1 hear the mountains calling
Where the sun forever shines
And my feet would even wander
vou there,
Oh, to wade among the daisies
To the thickets dusk and dim
When the birds and are
at the noon
we plucked
with
bees slum
brous
Wher
blossoms
1 the berrieg from
rit } cented meadows at
the dogwood
the stem
old fashioned gar-
and rose,
memories
merged
Oleander blows
the summer's
cool and
i day
iden skies, for-
1e turnpike
nown hay
ire
you ve
Pontifex's
u can find
Mra. Pon
tl ra
+ Kil ou
hor
Hel
husband re
geniuses in
gents
dg much except abuse
Now, Anne Maria, in
as ever was a hund
London and
that advert. in |
thousand sand
parade all the great
and towns of this country: al
balloons will up all over |
just to chuck the leaflets
the factory
of
's other
them literary
this
excoent
Reem
other
ee days’ time
morning papers in
will
place; a
the country have
a prominent
wich men will
lot of 20
the country
iown on the people's "eds;
river will
gas, and-—where was |
Oh, Jehu, you are a wonder!
can't you do? But the expense”
Blow the expense, as the girl said |
when she told the waiter to bring an-
sardine on toast. But listen
Maria. Baggs, our most trust.
ed employee, as we call him, with
several helps, will be all over the
country a<dropping them penny pencil
cases about. London and the environs
will get the most, and between our.
selves, here in Wimbledon where I'm
so known and respected in the parish,
we're going to dash ‘em about freely.
Two thousand pounds at least is for
the good of the Wimbledonians, If
that don't make me more popular than
ever, I don't know what will. Look
after your own, I say.”
on the side be a blaze
What |
oLaer
again,
Five days later than Mr, Poutifex
bad propounded this great scheme a
very handsome, well-set-up young man
was walking down a—Iin the summer
time-—leafy lane, and this young man
was engaged on a treasure hunt, But,
since he had not bought any of Mr.
Pontifex’s cakes of blacking with the
directions inside to where his
sovereigns might be found inside their
penny pencil cases, it was not for
them that was hunting. Yet, all
the same, it a treasure belonging
to Mr. Pontifex which he was looking
for, his daughter. For and
Miralel Pontifex loved each other,
and Pontifex was a stern parent of
the Surrey side style
old
mel he laughed
as
he
was
viz he
ood
odrama, and to
nex his daughter and his ducats, But
Miralbel loved the young man,
consequently, they were reduced
meetings, so that
the opportunity of
each other
and
the
obdurate
lande
might
quently
of
tine
have
repeating to
their feelings
unhappy fate
Pontifex's
like heart.
“But,” Mirabel often said to he
show
way of making
state
and
and busi
“if you could only
that
living, of
would
yourself
in his
fashionable
had some
making money, I
give in He
and it's nothing
that
relations;
you
do be
he likes
against
have
only
eves you Bot
he
shall never marry a man who
make mon
hundred
enougzl
sharp
one, show
made it cles }
he would arrang
us. But
poetry,
No,’
them away
down and
it under the
HEns are fift
how
Your
Pontifex
afterward
young man's a ge
anid to Mirabel
Then, turning to
he had invited to
he continued: “However did
age to do it? Baggs
all fully way,
would
niu,”
a few
Her
Gay, whom
YOu man
paid he hid them
and swore no treas
ever find them
ination,” Herbert
you No
care
“My powers of div
replied. “It's a gift,
body,
them.”
“1 should
can understand
even two, but-—all the
And with you, Baggs,”
who was also present,
hide them away so cleverly.”
“Yes, it's wonderful,” Baggs sald.
“I could have staked anything no or.
dinary treasure hunter could have
found out where | put them’ and the
humbug gave Herbert a wink. For he
understood that so long as he allowed
Gay to have credit of finding eight
pencil cases in eight different places,
and of keeping the money, Heropert
would never give him away or betray
his carelessness,
“1 always told you Mr. Gay was a
clever man,” Migabel said to her fath-
or, "and" we
“Now [| know {t.,” that gentleman
replied. “My boy,” he said effusive
ly, “you must go into business
know,
think it
was a
your finding one,
blessed
jot!
“to
i
i whou 1d Nike to,’
“Poetry doesn’t pay.”
“Well, then, you shall. I
lleve your powers what
call ‘ems 2—-wsuld double my
Lor’ me! with a
you 1 wouldn't mind starting a
myself We could teach them
thing they never dreamt of.”
King. -
he
you
iness,
like
paper
some
The
do
do
hus
Of
bless son-in-law
LA FOLLETTE CORRECTED
Better Prices Under the Present
Methods of Buying Grain.
Le
ent methods
when the farmer
t narket and }
around and bid for the
the farmer has
in their offices
for the
Follette contrasts
with
Senator
pres “the
brought
0 nu the
product
to hunt up the
there
profits
the
have change
vantage o
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f the
the pre
NEWS ABOUT DOGS.
They Really Do Everything But
it Seems.
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from
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hia
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Cleveland
Prince,
Hancock, a
fox
indling
dog acta at com
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to
from the cel:
mand and
Philadel.
has terrier,
the |} wood
lar The
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phia Record
jsirious
Does spont generation ocour
the world This is one of
the burning questions now before men
of science, and in all directions ex
periments are being made with a view
to its solution. Dr. Saleeby, F.RS.E.,
considers the problem in Harper's, in
relation to the recent views of scien
tists and the remarkable assistance
of radiam in their latest experiments
The chief difficulty, he thinks, is the
impossibility of satisfactorily defining
lite. Dr. Saleeby is an earnest disci
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book, Evolution; the Master-key, at
tests, but possesses an essentially op
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in today?
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Order.
Hayden, of Stroudsburg
word that a fortun
Atlantic City, as
Deniel Hay
omaotive
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ved
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Taking reins
pony
ver
stows
avi het
rain She
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and
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the purst pe found h later
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Pritchard children were
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OIE
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Shepherd Kressler, of Mount Pleasant
Township, shot a pure white crane that
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Herbert Fielder, a Danville boy, at
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boy managed to get his arms about Nuss
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