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WOULDN'T want
I know that
to criti
'tn no scholar
The teachers now are twice as wise
As foller
3ut when the year his birthday brings
You know whut | am thinkin’?
We teach a youngster lots of things
I wish we tanzht him
ize,
thase | used to
A boy
Fach
But in
He'll
He'll bh
his lessons will reca
rule and logarithm,
iife's battle that ain't all
to ¢ with him
temptations day
He'll do a lot of thinkin’,
And them are things that
I wish we taught
need arry
nye hy riny
mnke
Lincoln
me soy
him
He'll need his
He ought to learn to figger,
ur he'll thi
That may be even hig
He thinks publicity is fame,
Sunecess is money clinkin!
Tha and wrong are mu
KAP
I wish
aigebra, no doubt
hinve gs to study out
Ter.
right
we fought nim Linnir
And he'll have
A day with
I wish he'd turn
A Lincoln fo tind it
Fhe world is full of Idle sneers,
Mf sacrilegious thinkin’,
And young are all eves and care
I wish we tauzht him Lincoln,
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pussy ent "l
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“The frher day.” said the first
It had bad un very trying day.
Lnow how some days will be more
than
“you.”
derstand
“Why.
OW, MEOW."
cat, "J am,
snid the
indeed, n
sald the
love to hear
second
about eat
cat,
Yoo
try
others?”
sald the
ing
second cat. 1! an
some days.” the second
continued. after a few
have po end of trying.
things to put op with
“Yesterday, for example. |
chased for quite a few blocks
couldnt find any place In
hide for the longest time,
“It was very annoying
‘And the other day | had no luck
#t all in finding food The garbage
tins were so dull, oh dunt And
that was very bard on my poor nerves
Wh, yes, pussy, Indeed | do know what
# tiring, trying day means”
“Well,” said the first ent,
I had had a trying day
but not of the best,
“1 bad caught » mouse bul it had
been hard work and somehow | was
annoyed with myself at being so slow
“But | was made quite happy smd
encouraged nganin by the kindness of a
Hitle girl named Edith
“Edith was having tea
great person for ten
from the conversation | overhenrd
She wax telling every one that
toved cambridge tea and that she loved
io have »n ten party
“She sul’ It was the kind of a parts
which really Interested ber because
ent
minutes “]
nerve-tiring
wis
and |
which to
wn
“as | saiq
I had eaten
Edith Is n
I could tell that
she
Miami,
time
to the rigid
cent
Fla., as they w
Seminole Indians
inspection
healthier than whi
the first
children
JO per
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a a a a
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A
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speak our language
gave their names
which they lived
The first of these was Quecd Eliza
beth, of whom it could he sald that all
her virtues were masculine ; the second
was Queen Anne, whose
feminine, and the third
Victoria, whose virtues
torian.™
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women
history of raCes
three
the
to period io
virtues were
was C(ueen
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of the
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strengthened by
have been brought
gunization of
place that
ahrond
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seems 1 very
tance
strangeness
the change
about in
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there was always toast and fam at tea
~at least there usually was toast and
Jam at tea and she was very fond of
toast and ten
“Then there were cookies and cake
at the ten Well, | was surprised
when [| looked at Edith and saw she
was not a hig fal person
“No, she was what people called
slender. And she was very graceful
and moved most beautifully. 1}
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ahout
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“I Tried to Copy Mer ag + Walked
Along.”
tried to copy her ns | walked along
the window ledge outside of the cli
partment where she lived.
“Yes, | tried to move in just the
same graceful fashion. You will won
der how | know her name? | heard
her other idttie friends who were there
calling wer Edith,
“And she answered to that anme
every the”
waiting to
from
white
be examined by Dr. D, G
the Inter of the Florida
‘medicine man.” The doctor
for
children,
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pert
sational
sublect, out 8 sen
Vie
the
of
hrought
entitled “Qneen
which revived Interest in
indy who wns the leading member
her sex in her time,
on Lhe
hook
fog
toria,
Women who are voting nt elections
who are sitting in congress and pariia
ment, who on the hench, and who
are mem! of the professions will
he struck by a curious paradox,
This strong-minded
fenred by statesmen
ure
OErs
roman, who was
nnd whose (dens
many sublecis affected people aver
the world, while
ht for her to be
un empire, had no sym
mition of her
part of
it was
wired of
pathy with
she
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tie emane i
sisters
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one day and
meeting in fa
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woman suffrage
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wicked folly
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“Her name must have been Edith
then,” sald the second eat.
“Fray go on with your story
aol mean to interrupt.”
“Well,” the first cat continged, “1
wns walking about as prettily as |
could, putting my paws down just so
and moving my body just so when |
neard Edith say:
“Come pussy, come pussy, come
pussy.’
“1 thought, of course, she had a cat
in the apartment and 1 said to my.
self:
“A eat doesn’t know the excitement
and hardships of a life such as | lead,
“Bat it seems she did not have @
ent. 1 digcovered that in a short time,
“She really was talking to me. for
in no time at all she was al the win
dow and | heard her say:
“Come pussy. come pussy.’
“Slowly | made my way townrd her.
I did not want her to think that It was
the first time | had been noticed in
just such a way.
“8a 1 did not appear hurried. nor
did 1 appear flustered. My fur re
mained smooth and anruffled-—that is,
it remained ns smooth and unrufled
as It was; it is never exactly perfect,
“And as | made my way toward her
| saw that she hand her hand out of
the window and under a ralling whieh
was along her window ledge,
“She lived on the ground floor of
the apartment house, | might add.
“And there she was holding a spoon
filled with cream and it was for me.
And then | had another spoonful and
vet another with good eich cream,
“Ah, yes, | had eat tnck today, fled
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road crossing. The express train
wits only a few hundred yards up the
trek and coming full speed. Vreesant
iy & mun swept past us, docked ander
the gates, and started across the
tracks in the path of the
train, We held our hreath, He bure
iy made It. Sone remarked that
our must terrible
hurry to take ur
when the last find
thundered past we fhe
other where he leisure
iy watching the train
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the thrill of waking a «
urge runs deep and
forms of gambling and every situa
something Is
for profit,
tak
any
gules
express
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min hive been in a
a chanve {ike that
of the train
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go by,
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on
side
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hanve i his
da such things
nutiviatles all
tion
where risked either for
pleasure oy
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stakes. Sometimes 11 gets nto a man's
blood and he risks his life and fortune
on the mast Mimsy pretest. The
foolhinrdy the risk the greater
thrint
Taking =
luw of life.
best a gan
certainty what is
next, It is
that adds zest
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hopeful of the
trying
his cl
free
favorite 10 win
nyre
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is a fundamental
aetivities
chance
All life are at
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going to #t
lure of the unk
to
incurably
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this HOW
our exisience,
optimistic He 1s
in the Ist of
likes
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the
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of
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chance ose
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there 18 no appeal. 11 ig the
the ur
whose
decision
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carded or
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mechunieal device
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when we |
decision to make We like
because there
finality
about taking el
the
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men
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to be up ceriain
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and impartial
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deciglons
judgments of
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of women are willing to admit
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News and Courier.
read orn pos!
hates a
much as a grouchy
‘Gave Up
Hope of Life!”
Says Mrs. Robb:
No one
another so
cross temper In
man
(She Feels
Much
Better Now)
“1 WAS so weake—couldn’ as slesp wes
eat—couldn’t di
a complete wreck.” al
know the meaning of such suf
fering.] “1 feel better now then I
did at 16 = never took anything but
PERU-NA; I now eat everything
no matter what itis.” You can imag-
ine Mrs. Robb's joy at PE-RU-NA'S
wonderful relief.] “You don’t have
to have faith in PERUNA «— if you
will take A it will surely lice”
vy Sally Robb, Hawesville,
And oy true! PERUNA
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