“The Night Watch.
© Watcher of the
Let not a word, a
through,
A sigh-—a sound
all my wall
Wind-swept before a
That bears me with it
While Earth hath any right
O Watcher of the gat
Let not my Dead
gates of
sigh,
Sleep,
breathe
remotely blown,
Life fall down
shoreless
Lest 5 of
sen
O Warder of the
What tim
Keep better watch
through
ime the nak
haply
fare
wanders
Shape,
A truant
A ghost
—Frace
per's
Lost
One
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he came
tired.” But
Mrs. Hodden?
The lady's dis;
permit her to
at d
linen
two
the
wondered
osition di
3 1 or
i ong
not
posipone an attempt
was hangir
n a stretched |
when she
ame
otween
SCOvery She Ig 8
up
caught sight
ul personalit
He
back
find
what
posts
doubt!
neigh
hard by his
“You mast
ferent from
a
tomed to?
was smoking
door
this if
you've
suggested Mrs
attached a garment by
the line
80,” admitted
Dor
¢ a bit dif
been accus
Hodden
5
a8 she
of a peg to
“That
wood
Mrs. Hod
the bundle
nearor.
“It's nothing short
she remarked, “how [if
I was saying to Mrs. Pagles
day, we never know what's before us
nor how we'll end our days. But so
long as we've got a bit put by against
ordinary comforts such as a nice
piece o' pork on Saturday nights, it's
something to be thankful for, 1 say.”
The newcomer nodded in silence.
“When my deceased,” continued
Mrs. Hodden-—~
is David
+ F
Oi
in
held,
den, the sorting
ghe
act
drew a
of wonderful,’
e changes. As
the other
to refer to her late husband-—-"when
my deceased would be in the mood
for discussin’ such matters he used
to say, ‘There's a time comin’, you
mark my word, when I'll say goodby
ta greengroceries and take my bitter
apd my pipe a! bome lke a mentie
Mrs. Hodden paused. “He
died first,” she continued impressive-
ly: “you was more lucky
David
clothes
Sorwood the
prop
passed
“just as
gazing at
him.
too,"
was
nearest
sald
rising fre
frulterer’s,
“He
other,
away,
he was Hm
a greengrocer’s to a
There’ and
' COME
trades, of
about
You
suppose’
head.
mt a fruiterer’
the top ag any 1 know
had any d gs in fruit, 1
Her neigl
ter a
th
100K his
1bor
moment's pause he pointe
his eyo had res
“Perhaps y« haven't noticed
{
t
side of the Bi
1e pole on which
hat prop’s on my und
Mrs, Hodden gazed in evident an
aker to the pol
‘Blesg the she ex¢
“well—s0 It
moved now or
sSonwoad
in good
occasion
ated ino the
laden
honnet
I've worn
ionesome.” she con-
green
volor as
fided to her
hope it won't be the
companion
last,” re.
David Sorwood
through
worda,
rill passed the widow
heard the
Londonwards On ar
rival at a haven in the neighborhood
of ugh they of meal
ples and beer,
They
drov ©
the bor partook
fence to
her
ting that put up
mpanion confided to
aidet of the repast
Hod den was feeling
"the
Mrs dreamily
“And
Just
a good job, too,” she said
then they both reached for the
same ple
“Oh! Mrs. Hodden. She
failed to accentuate
sufficiently.
cried
had
embarrassment
wood had relinguished the ple |
of a smaller one. “Oh!”
visible confusion
she
her
even
fore
wood
more
and a tankard concealed
As they drove homeward the dusk
had already fallen,
“It's been a lovely day,”
Hodden
sighed Mrs.
“It's these sorts of experi
us pore women near
er to heaven."
For an hour after her return Mrs.
Hodden sat buried In thought,
hand pressing—-as lightly as a mem:
ber of its weight could-upon her
boso,
She took some wax
flowers vase, and, entering
the kitel arranged them within the
whitest-hued cabbage leaf she could
Then she rose.
from a
en,
iirmured,
doo
Mim
iin,
ped from
1
iu
accustomed
id see that it was lofty fenco
§
rose before her
that In amazement
top, then
She
had pricked her
“Mi Sorwood,"”
Sorwood.”
From the
31 36
spon
PRESIDENTS’ SONS.
Good Records of the Twenty.one Who
Have Grown to Manhood.
dead. once gaid to
We have
never
two
charge
There would
y could Keep tr Ack
iapery. 1 really
I have seen
put napkins
off with
they
in
them
were ab
think it
name of
about the
the door
t. I trav
i through long ago,
many private as well
blie, found specimens of all sorts
that had been stolen from our
The are the
ones who do most of the stealing.”
York Press,
Funnel and Trade.
Directly the supporters of the Chan
nel Tunnel scheme begin to persuade
publie that great commercial bene.
fit will arise from the construction,
it is time to suggest the reasonable
people that they should ask them:
selves whether it Is likely that rates
could possibly be made cheap enough
to compete with sea carriage. --Com
mercial Intelligence,
It ia
might be wise the
the off
except
is
ote] evervihing
the
likely to steal tha
the West
houses
sign at
NO One
not
and in
as pu
of junk
hotels transients
The lower peninsula of Michigan is
sald to be entirely underlaid with rock
salt.
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Latest News Gleaned From Various
XPress
ground
John 1,
istant posatm;
The Merc)
L.owistown, ha
1 '
in the vea:
toreg a
December
utile
and fl
of mditio n
damag-
which oc-
Health
1} or
a fire
rtment of
the ©
was cansed by
hes in
ruished
gnawing mat a desk and
was quickly extin
An express train on the
nia Railroad struck and
stantly killed Harry J.
21 vears old, of Longfellow
employed by the Vincent
Company, at Denholm
The ticket agents, baggagemasters
and the freight and yard office clerks
of the Lehigh Valley Railroad have
been notified of a substantial increase
in their wages
Mrs. Sarah E. Hamilton, 45
years a scrub woman employed by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
at Altoona, has been placed on the
retired list, she having reached the
age of 70, Mrs. Hamilton is one of
the first women to be retired.
At the Chester Hospital Drs, J. L.
Forwood and George C. Thomas ex-
tracted a darning needle from the
abdomen of Louis Steinberg, aged
two vears. The needle was run in-
to the child's body unknown to the
mother while she was nursing him
a year ago.
Pennsyiva-
in-
Hammond,
He was
Lumber
almost
for
Frank D. Hopkins, who has been
general secretary of the Pottstown
Y. M. C. A. for the past two years,
has tendered his resignation to the
board of directors, to take effect
May 1. He will go to Spokane,
Wasgh., to become general secretary
of the association there,
William Nelson, who robbed the
safe of the Pen Hall Hotel at Potts.
ville and with the proceeds had a
gay time at Philadelphia and Allen
town, wag found guilty and sentenc-
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