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ALWAYS TIRED
NO AMBITION
Nervous and Dizzy, Every-
thing Seemed to Worry Me.
How I Got Well
Larwill, Indiana.—‘‘My back was so
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ways tired out and
had noambition, was
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they use it like I do.’”’ — Mrs. HERBERT
Long, R. R. 8, Box 7, Larwill, Indiana.
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A
OLD RABBIT'S ADVICE
Y OUNG JACK RABBIT came run-
ning Into the house where he
Uved all out of breath. *I got away.
He didn't catch me this time,” he sald,
sitting down on the floor near Grand
pa Rabbit's chalr.
“Who was chasing you, Mr. Dog or
Mr. Man?" asked Grandpa.
“Oh, It was Mr. Dog” answered
Jack. “I went up to the farm to get
a bit of lettuce and Mr. Dog was run
ning through the garden taking
catch
cab-
when
of
to
the
he happened
sight sitting under
bage.
me
TIN DN
MI | hl
=
:
Little Jack Rabbit 8S8at Up Straight.
“HSer a]
and sound. I guess he Is pretty angry.
for he didn’t catch me and he will be
late for his dinner”
“l know you are a good runner,
Jack,” sald Grandpa Rabbit, “but
me tell a trick I once played on
two dogs that were chasing and
far from home to take a
a run. You may need this
some day, so to
to tell you."
Jack Rabbit up
wth
h ears sticking up so he
jet
you
me
same trick isten
Little sat
d
not lose a word of what wise Grandpa
woul
“When I was a spry young fellow”
to go to a farm where they
had
the garden and
and
“Well, gir, I ean t
o see them.
and long
a very
to my home.
ruil, as
urn around, for they were
path. The de
course, and I r
They
RE Came
after me, o
the barnyard gate
under
dn't get
cou
NE
under so they had to jump over It,
and then I saw I had them,
“You see, while they were leaping
over one way I ran under the gate
again and by the time they were on
that side I was on the other. They
would not get as tired running back
and forth under the gate as they
would get tired out after a while and
I could escape.”
Little Jack Rabbit was so interested
right here that he forgot and Inter
rupted Grandpa. “Did they eatch
you?” he
‘@Vell, here I am telling you the
story,” sald Grandpa, “and If those
fellows had caught me you never
would have heard It,
“No, IT was lucky, for nobody came
along and back and ferth they jumped
over the gate, and back and forth 1]
went under It, and then all at
one of those dogs caught his foot as
he went over and tumbled, and when
the other landed he fell on top
of him, and that was my chance, while
they were rolling on the ground.
asked,
dog
the roadside until It
home, and you
If ever you are cornered and there ls
or a wall you can crawl un
der or through, to just tire out Mr.
Dog, for he will have to jump, and
jumping back and forth is tirescme.”
Little Jack Rabbit sald he would,
but he hoped he would never be cor-
boards by
gafe to go
un fence
Mr. Dogs after him,
(® by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.)
Claire Windsor
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Pretty Claire Windsor, whose splen.
| her among the undisputed “movie”
| stars of the day. Miss Windsor was
| discovered some time ago by a promi
| nent producer, who offered the young
rise to stardom. This
| latest pictures.
is
Br yvuLoreD
MARSHALL
meaning;
whence it Was derived; signif
i must
{a
%
name-—in fal transint
“Moorish"-
bestowed upon the
beautify
+ it 1a
Moorish
r
to mean and It was usually
loveliest of the al
Ways Moorish maldens,
generally supposed
In reality, it is i
of the feminine names
rived from the ily. As the lily is
flowers, perhaps Lelia
nost beautiful of
to a proper name. Ety-
de
the
as the
her tribe came thus
be used as
her
origin, since seems that only the
Hebrew
mn flowers
But however 1 may be
» Tilly
suthven
Queen
J
Scottish
i Wns wie
enough, was called
Italians
lly and, curiou
Cecelia by the
Occasionally histcrians have thought
contractions of Elizabeth,
i
tention, so the lily must remain raison
:
by the lovely women who have claimed
the name, among them Lillian Russell,
Oo Cond od eo cy on
20
ml the
hese Sese5eSase
Pd
BY MARY
MARSHALL
DUFFEE G
fd
—
HAT relationship is there be.
clothes? It is, of course, perfectly
possible for a shabby tramp to outdo a
well-dressed millionaire in gentleman
liness,
ham-dressed woman with an old shaw!
over her head is better mannered than
A LINE 0’ CHEER
A ———
By John Kendrick Bangs.
UNSEEN
EE SOUGHT his
the hills,
On distant sea and plain,
And never knew life's sweetest
thrills
TH he came hBme again,
He found a peace he'd never known
in all his days before,
In «ny part of any zone
Waiting beside his door,
And, strangest part of all this
joys beyond
rhyme,
It had been waiting all the time!
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sa eschesSe o
a woman dressed
monds and furs.
Nevertheless, good
often Indicated by the
in silks and
manners are
kind of clothes
ar. If you are trying to make
a place for yourself in this world
among the people who are well bred,
a better impression. Remember, too,
to have your clothes
pressed and well brushed,
clean,
and worn without self-consclousness
do help.
(®@ by MeClure Newspaper Syndicate.)
isms Purssssansnens
Influenza a Word.
After consideration, the commission
of the French academy has admitted
the word “Influenza” to the French
language. There Is little fear the
synonym grippe will find its popular
ity In any way diminished,
rst op
Li ELI HI EE Tn
plismanie gem in
of life,” which
freedom from
of purpose
her lucky
The
i= her flower
said of
the ruby,
gives cour.
harm, and
its
and 5
fontifeling
signiying
strengt 0 wearer,
Friday is
lucky on
purity
Lord Byron
sinour”
day her
Hy
umber
Letla In
“Her
tall
But
As
But soul bean
eye's dark charm "twere vain
gate on that of the gazelle,
large, as languishingly dark
fh every
Fark
“ey
i
a t
ba
Brig?
et EE A RE EE ER EE RRR REE. Wee
The Friendly
Path
Pe Rl ERR RE EE EE ERR
THE PATH OF LIFE
Dy nn
Walter 1. Robinson
Sr eR E RE En
“wy
N° ONE can confidently expect his
life to follow a straight path
It is, therefore, always well to be
prepared to change one's route when
ever progress demands a change, No
matter how careful may be
{ working out his plans, there are like.
ly to be times when he knows he
| planned wrong.
Too many of the trials of life result
from unwillingoess to admit mistakes,
Family quarrels, business disagree
| ments and the deplorable fights in
church organizations may usually be
traced to stubbornness,
| Stupidity and stubbornness usually
go hand in hand. The wise man or
| woman knows It is folly to follow
one
found. But stupld persons malntain
| an obdurate attitude which is against
{ thelr own Interests just as surely as
| against those of their fellow men.
| Sometimes It 1s necessary to foree
| the stupld to change
| This is not Infrequently a distaste.
ful task. But s>me one must assume
the leadership In every job, and, if
the leadership entails jobs one dis.
likes. there is no evading the conse.
quences if the right course Is passed
up.
Over in Germany not many years ago
the Kalser and his advisors refused
to take the right course. They re.
fused to listen to sound advice. They
preferred to have vast hordes of sol
| diers goose-step across little Belgium,
leaving a path of sorrow and death in
thelr wake,
But now comes the glad news that
the goose-step is gone, the allies agreed
that the German armies must dishand.
And they have, With the passing of
the goose-step there has disappeared
one of the greatest menaces to the
peace of the world. It cost a lot to
compel the Germans to take the right
path, Uostly to Germany and the
allles alike, the new order ought to
bring happiness to the New Germany
as well ts the civilized nations of the
globe,
(D by the Whssler Syndloats, Ine.)
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He paid for even
inded
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aught It. ©
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his own
was pot Inquisitive about
of He never
always did his duty as he
onsequently, god many
him of playing a
game of some sort, and the
{1 others,
nnd
a
smooth
rest
old
ree
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prove it called
during the Iast
him
thirty five or forty
Breaking it Gently.
“l want you to understand, «lr,
that my pride forbids me to accept |
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