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By Dcuglas Madech
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And
such rivers ev'rywhere
prints sao mountisins on
he sky,
would net weep, !
H you should
Attempt to say
Amid our
would
never red
Why fool
summer
not cure,
what |
with ries
singing times?
1 hid
And
the book
ontdoors,
You put
walk
worl ..
There is more truth in ene
Than all the trut! that
hurled
Down afl the
L one zveen bla
away
ned see the
bright
man
day
has
more of
aray
nges, hope
de on one slope
to read,
will
And, If | ask
"T Is but to
Above, beyond,
And reac the
book
thrill
hill
(iC by
you friend,
ask dnt
th.s
you ook,
simple screed
lines in God's great
Yen
Of
with
ky and
MeClure New
the poetry
wood and
ant sea.
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Fun for Photographers
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exceedingly beautiful, but the
stay of development
interesting to ohserv:
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opportunities for one
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are most
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and
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excellent
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auestioned, nnd
goad in
lle
religi
~ a
"et.
i liste
by a «
man whose ahilit
er day wl 0 on
sermon
who is
his community,
was
on nnd science and Sliea
effectively how
and abide side hy
share for the hedtermen
and the freeing of
evil and superstition
But while, In support of
memndation of rel.
religions writers -
words
— 10
the: can be reco
doing
1 of i}
side eich
mens
his
pre Sinliney
iiberaliy, in
frem an
and neglected to ni
hot rowed
ahoyt scicnee, recent book
ition either the
book or lis
perhaps,
i to
wittingly
critic
no de
1h je
iM = conveyed
Camper, HE by The Bell byndbuse ton)
“One of
yesterday,’
dame
and he sent
our floorwulkers
says Saleslady
in looking for
her to a florist.”
fired
“A
bloomers
wis
Sallie,
came
Prize Winners in
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By John 3lake
et
Fididoie
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a] “as
ST
of truth
Crice
i COnL
book
nuthor did
OR or roesear
mere thong
iit for
#
is readers. a reputation
which he did not Wik
fair
mirning
id this whe hardly
evs eiviniele ein nae
By
sie siwinin siniminiere nin nina»
emplos
ap
mriieninr
desiring to
ENTLEMAN
grestod lo ench
caution All appli
sfactory, al
would be
»
yerons
hie inst
position, however
that while he was reason
ir safely
ihily sure he could steer the ¢
iround th langerons curve he did
the risk unless It
“You
g for,” replied the
nded the job
rigks
not wish y take
was ithsolutely necessary, fire
lookin
he i
half the
wople could be
the man | am
gentleman, and
About undertaken
They
unnecessary
The
well
altog
reduced to
by
avoided are not
HOCCSSary
risk is a
of others is
While
inated
foolhardy welfare
at stake
risks
they
ns
ennnoet
be
as cur
{own ether
he elin cHn
Dance Marathon
graph shows them with the cup which
also went to the winners,
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peculin posi
nd be
t give page ve
for
ns whole
horitsy
gversti
he d
ron One
book,
firr
eTous for 1
him
and
the hook
sa ewen
is sie
mini it Is =
1 friend to help us out of a mess
Ni ’ ¢ i
which an foolish risk god
he fused to take the
and he ge
arcely fair to
hans plur
wise
kK his
ind : ad
All
ventures for It Is
in a foolis
friendship
money i
three are dangerous ad
difficult to reg
lost
hid recently
either one of them when once
A... §
of afinirs, who
told
ten
three, wus
: 4 he
rial
15.4 4
by na
before taking the
he would have stopped and seri
thought about it had he
counted twenty he not have
taken the risk at all. A lasge number
of risks are taken because people are
in a hurry. Speed. the crime of
friend that
counted
ously nnd
would
our
¥
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LN
a a
near Su Wis.
perior,
He
madlern
worl
of
better than the inv
dered It.
Yet if | had
would
goiiievements
pstiont
have re;
not read
14 % rie » f.4 ¥
i have given this pa
for this achies
not deserve it
faded
Q
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fy
QO
Ippose yi
such attention lo
%, accompanied
Wercnme
all likh
hove thos
digstasten
resnived to
Kime
aks of oreless
to err, the
ition
with the vento
thine widet 4
thing WwW
uch Ju
whether or not the
The iwlifles the
element of
only
risk is
attained is worth it.” If the
OXNresSSes Bf
il to be
zonal moral value or is of
and humanitarian value, the
well ap
price might
may be
plauded even though its
be martyrdom,
Discriminating Judgment
man’s enution,
(% 1828
is a wise
Western Newspaper Union
wns
80
visit
given per
often is, by
the different
I ILLIE BROWNIE
mission, as he
Mother Nature
birds,
You know Mother Nature has given
Billie Brownie the to under
stand the language of the different
creatures and they tell him thelr sto
ries 80 he can let othérs know of their
interesting ways.
Billie Brownie
the birds
to
power
He hadn't chatted with them
for ever and ever so long
First he had a talk with
Sparrows,
“We don’t mind the winter weather
We ent seeds from old weeds which
we find sticking up above the snow.’
they told Billie Brownie. “And it is
very «seldom that
around houses.
ourselves,
“Now we've heard a description of
sparrows as told
knows all about birds,” the Tree Spar
row talking explained to Billie Brownlie
the Tree
We can provide for
wel I human words,
the same family as the Field Spar
rows and Chipping Sparrows belong te
though the others do not stay around
so much in the winter,
“Now and again we have a /Sield
Sparrow for a companion ns we have
much the same likes and dislikes but
we do feel differentl; about the
wenther.
“These are the words used to ex
plain about us and our looks,
“Chipping Sparrow has a binck bill
and Field Sparrow a red one during
the summer bul when the fall fomes
their bills are dull in color and lose
thelr summer gorgeousness, :
“Field Sparrow wears a reddish coat
while CLipping Sparrow wears hand
some white touches above his eyes,
“Now, I'm bigger in size
other two,
“1 have white
than these
touches to the wings
and a dark spot in the center of my
waistcoat which 1 call my pet spot!
“1 dearly love that spot.
“Sometimes we can ging quite sweet:
I suppose we're not famous
First He Had a Talk With the Tree
Sparrows.
for our volces. Anyway they say it Is
nice to see us about in the winter
time”
“l should say #0,” Billie Brownie
answered, “and 1 thank you so much
for having told me your story. It was
enormously gond of you”
“Delighted to tell you It,” sald the
Tree Sparrow, with a pretty little trill
to his voles,
Then Billie Brownlie went to call on
the RNed-Breasted Nuthatch and there
FOR THE GOOSE AND
THE GANDER
Shottatsatitiite
Dy Brothers Shore
Viola
Birt ets ttl ties i ststets
FOR THE GOOSE~
sharks
but you
anybody that's real.
EAL love is like man eatin’
Everybody talks about it,
mrdly ever meet
ly seen it.
Teurs dry quick
a spot,
and don't even leave
—
teal passion of
good actress outa
ain Actress,
kind makes a
woman
any
any except
FOR THE GANDER
wouldn't be s0 cor
hi justice If they
sufferin’ injustice
Most
cerned
wasn't
people
about
so afraid of
A lie can't do near ns much harm nas
of the truth,
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a good imitation
jure Newspaper 8ynd
WALKER
SOOOOK
it ina
tion in
y soil your
insty out
passion lips and
{0 study self
lives become recone
seats in the back
Cun
“Krow 1th
Know ths
vself,
proverb
§
master self is your
gation
Known that Jour own
will, by your own honorable
pesisted by fair rath, ye
possible "
by power of
eyed
ride over while tha
norant of self ae blindly to chas
perilous ith
re Newppst
contin
hopes and ions
elusive
(2 by MeClu
ef Byndienis
DODO OOOOOOTS
he heard of how
great forest
wandered
and often
the (I
Breasted Nuthaich
They told Billie Brownie
who always put suet on
that her bird friends could have nliev
meals all through the winter,
“We hu blunt little tails
bills,” said the Nuthatch,
is really Juite to remember
one part of us is pointed and one is
not, and tha! to us seems very simple
“We don’t think anyone would forge
and say, “Let us be on the
for the birds with blunt bills
ed tails.
“No, surely they will be on the look
out for the birds with the pointed bills
and the blunt tails. For these belong
to the Nuthatch family,
“We of the Red-Dreasted family
are not so well known ns the ones
of the White-Breasted family. The iat
ter are the ones about the ndy's hogs
where the suet hangs on the nearby
iitae bush.
“But we have paid her a visit, too
* “The White-Breasted consine are
bigger than we are. Then, of course
there is more reddish brown te ue
and more white to the cousing as yon
imagine by their names,
“Then, too, the White Breasted cous
ing have white faces And our velres
are higher in pitch. Those are some
of the differences.
“We hope we've told enough
Brownle.™
And Billie Brownle thanked them
and sald that now he thought he weald
these
though a1
off to see
they went
family
birds loves] tls
times thes
other places, 1o
for a
or
inp w
feck ade the White
of the
a Hac bus
baad
I 8
ve and point
that
For
“and
ensy
lonkon
ut
atl esd
and po
Billie
between the two families of
hatches,
Nut
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