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THE BIG TREES
¥
I' WAS nearly dusk In the forest," but
not one of the trees around the big
oak tree was ready to be quiet for the
night. And no wonder, for they all
were very much upset,
That day a woodman had worked Lis
way through the underbrusa and had
carefully looked at all the irees,
had walked all around the Blg Oak and
finally nade a mark upon the bark,
None of the trees needed to be teld
what the mark meant’ Year after year
the same thing has happened to the
unfortunate tree that bore the cross,
Men with huge axes cut away the un-
derbrush to make a path for
team, and then the dreadful sawing
would begin,
the cruel saw. It is a long plece of
steel with sharp, jagged teeth, and at
\
oo ACSI SR
“Pine Tree, You Are Very Small”
the men work back and forth making
a ringing and singing sound as they
suw deeper and deeper into the trunk
the sound Is quite pleasant to hear.
trees aroufd Big Oak were awake and
sighing that night, for they knew it
paths
Big Oak. to bear the thought of its
Just beneath the Oak grew a small
Tree tried to make its volge
the moans and sighs of
the larger trees, and when it was about
tice little Pine .
“What it you are trying to
is
say
grow faster if you
§
stand quite
needles
“I have
1 brisk tone that made its
straight it said:
something to say to Big Oak.”
“It is very kind of you to be sorry,”
— - ssmemnnitiion
CALE EER5 25s
sighed the Oak, but tonight I really
cannot bear any more sympathy,”
Little Pine Tree saw that it had
them all Interested and bristling Its
needles it spoke In a sharp, ciear voick
so that all could hear. “Blg Oak,” it
asked, “what have you ever done that
wus really useful
Big Ouk lifted its branches in dis-
muy at such a question; it swayed a
| rittle too, before it could find volce to
reply, for everyone had looked upon
Big Oak as the most Importht of the
forest dwellers,
“Why, my big branches and leaves,”
It managed to gasp, “do they not fur-
nish shade for all the forest folk who
run about below and do not my strong
| Hmbs make homes for many others as
{ well, and you ask me, who the
mighty cne of the forest, of what use
| I have been in the world? Oh, this is
Is
{ too much, tod much.”
| “Pine Tree, you are very small to be
| 80 wise, but if this be true,” sald the |
| Chestnut did you find it |
out? You have never been out of the |
forest.”
Tree, “how
“It Is rather # long story, but if you
will be patient I will tell you all about
it,” answered the | Pine,
“My mother was a tree,
| of course, She lived In the forest first,
{ but she was marked and then one day
went house and was
| dressed in gayly-colored trimmings and
little children clapped their ha
{ danced they
wean her, my mother”
Attle
Christmas
| she to a big
nds and
about saw us—I
when
i “How wonderful,” murmured all the
trees, looking with envy upon Big Oak,
who now had raised its full
and no longer felt sad,
: . i
itself
fo
height
“Did you see anything made of my
| wood?" asked the
“I had only a 1
replied the Pine,
westnut Tree,
to peek at
“but I know
{1
ittle time
things
| that if you all grow big and tall you
will Just as Big
| Onk is to be carried out of the forest |
| and become useful and perhaps bean. |
i tiful”
“Thank you, Little Pine, and good
night,” murmured all the trees, as they
some day be chosen
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Recent Scientific Observations Seem to |
Prove Astronomers Have Long
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sometimes confused with |
of | of |
ending, but this Is an erroneous con
tention. It really had origin in |
"the difficult northern name of Gyda or |
Gytha, which, because It sounds like |
Gith, the contraction of Eadgyth,
believed to have some connection. But
Judith is purely northern, having be- |
longed to the proud damsel of Horda-
land, refused to
Harfagre unless He was sole king of |
all Norway, Later, it was given
the semi-Danigh Iadies of Earl
win's family and melted into Gjutha. |
Finally Jutta appears as a contraction |
for Juditha,
Judith, according to the Old Testa- |
ment, was the heroine of the book of
the same name in the Apocrypha. She |
was a beautiful Jewess of Bethulia, |
who, when her town was besieged by
Holoferness, the general of Nebuchad-
nezzar, attended him in his tent and
when he was in his cups killed him
and cut off his head, whereupon her
townsmen fell upon the Assyrians and |
defeated them with great slaughter, |
Judith has always been a favorite
Biblical name.
Perhaps because of this cogrageous
deed of the Biblical heroine, Judith
came to men “praised.” Judithe and
Juditha are favorite English deriva.
tives, The Italians have a particularly
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its
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HOW MUCH LIGHT?
it is a very hard undertaking to sesk
to please everybody.~Publius 8Syrus,
bright lights In their homes while
women
ence no doubt is due somewhat to the
fact that the “dim, religious light” is
in masculine eyes, But, of course,
all men do not like bright, glaring
light, nor do all women lke the light
that is dull,
There are some newly rich people
who find some sort of comfort In have
ing all the lights In their homes burn-
Ing in all the rooms of their houses
scems to be rare satisfaction in never
having t4 snap out an electric light but
to pass from one room to another
with ho question as to the matter of
.
GE SESE S2525e a
lights, Somehow a flood of artificial
lights Indicates luxury to some folk.
But truly it js not cotisidered in the
best taste to Mmdulge in such an orgy
of light. In the dining room the light
should be subdued to a certain extent,
preferably the light on the table should
be given by wax tapers, and the side
Hghts only bright enough to make it
possible for servants to get about
There is a look of coziness about the
dining room that is not too brightly
lighted that the one that is n blaze
of lights cannot possess. ‘
When you have guests, you should
to some extent consult thelr wishes
concerning lights. That is, see that
they have a convenient bedside light,
especially If yoy know they are wake
ful, and see that they are seated near
the lying roam light if they are sew.
guests have a headache or eyes that
fare not strong, that you armnge the
1 Hghta to be agreeable to them,
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Ginditia,
generally
version, is a
diminutive, a form
of affection, except in the instance of |
the Judy of the Punch and |
udy show
’ 4
Judith has been beloved of authors,
but ceriously enough her name has
been rather neglected by the poets
There to be no noteworthy ex
amples of to her or het heroic |
ut the lack has not discour |
popularity of her name
and America, while the har
Italian great
Judy
used as
famous
Sees
odes
the
version has
The jade
Its
promise of
Judith’'s
green
freedom from
in its
is a curative, according to
superstition, and hence is believed to |
ward off disease and the jinx of bad |
Tuesday is Judith’s lucky day
and 4 her mystic number,
(2 by the Wheeler Byndicate, Inc.)
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wearer. It!
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skin, are used to make “music” in va-
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not the only portion of their ances.
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Meforming my poor neighbor,
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My own ways ape secure
I'll let my nelahbor do .
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seen and, very rarely, drifting
The loftiest peaks are snow-
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According to Plckering, there are
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the quiet emission of steam Jets,
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