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ChMlea A. Tyler, Secretary. Chnrlfi II. I.udlntr
fnn, Philip 8 Cellins. Jehn II. William", Jehn J.
Spurn-ten. Cieerue I". aeldsmltli, David K. Smile'.
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e the career.
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Via United State". Can flu or rnited Statu res-
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Te nil ferln teuntrles nn ($1) dollar a month
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CONFUSED TRAFFIC LIGHTS
IT ALL meter tltlvers wete iciM.less iintj
MiN nt in tint- 1 1 1 1 1 cl nf mind in". ml
people if mi- ,ni'l ilij iiii'ii'i llu' pre-enl
form mill nirunge m nt of tin' in w n ill'n'
signals n llni'iil vlrirt unnlil plrnx' tlu'lii
grcatl , lnr tin- n ilimt nlmlrinlt .it
they are In principle, nn- m pliin'il tli it an
atltomebilo ilrKcr who v Nlir te In' .ilns
Bafo within tlie narrowing lines of vollee
rules will eMim il.ire tu leek nt tin te id
directly In front of him. llu attention
must be renccntrnteri te tlm task of picking
out tlie led, Rreen or jellew signals from
the ra.i7e of street light-" nml decoratlve
illuminations ag.iln-t which they arc dn
pln.cd. The trouble with the m- -.Iqnals N that
they nre kejit nt ten low i hm I. Their
eleMitien I- "-Innlir te tint nf the vtreet
lights 1 till lim-t of Hie (Iti 111" lliiu lll-llli
(Ign1.. l'mperh lliev sheuhl he displayed
at a ;;ie.itir height, i ill' in inh i lli'tt
the might be mete ilearly l-ible at u ill1--tame,
but te make It uniii"'-'- in l"t .i tt
operatei nf a metmv.ir i.i file Iik e irniu
the read fur mere thin an lnt mi te knew
whether the n l- open or elrwil A1- it
In, any one net familiar with the swell
will often hae te leek sluupl te pb k the
fiznnl light out fnun the ihinininl- "t ether
light- in i In1 immediate w mlt
New. i erv 1 irge p.lit of I lie popin.ltien
1b -till in the halul of -topping ah 'iit
mimiedh fteni nub-, of dodging into mov
ing trulle. of j.i wil'clng between 'igiinl
points. Motere.ir-, will a-!en.illy make
wrong tm mugs ei dirt out of -ide -iieit'-vv
hoi c no tratln bigns ,ue leented. Jt i" tl
buMne.s of meter drUer te worry ube it
the'e thliig. TIum .heiililti t hae te di
yprl their attention leiiMuiiih te lueU fm
overhead lights tint m.slit te iitiire no
mere thin a spiend- gknn e
Ne i tie ,it Citv Hall is t prepartil te
ay wheihei t In- pipsent teim of -ign il
strndaid 1- th" in ' pted one or wh.tlici,
when tlie - ni brutiued tralli' mnttel -v--tern
p.i-ses ih exper.ment.il -tage. the
lights will be lifted out of the ma7c of -tre t
lnmps and ilit-plnv iglls as thin ought te
be. The pellre hae had te -ehe -eme
troublesome iiiri'li.imi"il pieblun- in .nlii'
lug the autenutic -.gnahng -ystem te I'.ienl
street The prebtbh arn en the rilit
tacit. Hut their tewei- eiilht te be at .'.li'
tliirt fiet higliir.
The pan that tr.iflie men have te jdn at
inlerni'dlate street intertei t oils i- fe- i n i.i
both dlfteiilr and il.ingereu- Win n thei
nre enough tn r and wlnn the lights ium
proper! displavl the nifi- in in sliei M
have nothing te de but s,.,. tint ilie r .le
are ehe.ved
YERKES GETS BY
MI I.I HOI 15MVS en Sipui
crk"s the Ternbu! i- 'l i
rll.I HOI UNH'S own
t-rk.
w lllie
In' in
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a spntdi fiem his fi-st si nffli
u i !j
tules- be Iris made in ti is mm
When the lining -u i.-e wn- nue-tnl i--tenl.i
at I'll'tN-fifih and Walnut sirc,1
. for drulng a meter without u piepr h ene
tlie fn t lint ti'i'lmienl efiin-i- ti-e rutin llv
punished in hi- own emirt didn t v e gli
against hlni Had a Vt rkes het-n trviut;
Yerke there wetil.l have been n brutal !ee
ture and n tin
"A Pentn.nptlbV triek." -.ml Migi-linte
Stevenson in disenbing the ntn-t
When migi-trnte meets i i igi-tnte-but
What I- ihe u-e of talking about If
THE ETERNAL QUEST
ONi; of the tM-t 11 ng- tl II II, e !! I.
hln-vi-t- nttetnp'el wIipii t!ie pet ion ien ion
trel in Kit-sii i is te ,,bel -h i.i g. m be
liefs and religion- fni in- The abb st piop.i piep.i
pandlsts in til" l.eniiie.Trel, eig.in ntlen
were !e again- th ( n ir h 'I In
turned furleush en tie vme'k i h -insnc
order, mid ve thoieugh w .n iIm- weil. tl.it
rnrtoens nii'le te lu-n unlittii-."! pi.isunis
Inte liee tlii'iliir" mil Mr ,1a' d
liens In Hiii-iu wm" ini -1 1 rl
fumple. dire, r niul ti rible an
The f In.rc'i suite- , j,,r tin,
bv
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lndl ted .is a power in. sin te t!
f.irniin i tul oppesi d te tl -nrltuil
telleaunl nn I iln-nnl beMl'li of t,,.
tleil. Its triasiiris win- but I Jt,
111.
nltnrles were huiuhlid t ihe du-i and mnii
nf them were shun Its pre.it In lldings
were denudid and pit te the weildicst of
uses. In every wu." pes-lble tlie Mo-eevv
Oevrrnment pn Iniui'd its hatred of viluit
It palled ' pai.iljing supi iMiiiuii. '
New, after u jierled of oiiitemplntien. the
Russians are sh,ih1)1ii; out tin, elniiihe;
ngaln Tluv go fiem one te anetlur se.-k-ing
something for wii li t'nte is net u
name 'I he.v are looking f i something that
they 'an belli ve III seinetlung te wlmli
tin lr spinl- i an held And in this , n -t
they aie net gie.it I v diffiient tiem all the
rest of huinanlt.
LADIES FOR THE SENATE?
1 QOOMMf ei
I O ap.ltcd 111
ei later weinijn will be lermnMv
the M nate of Ihe I luted
1 Ktates Whether in tin1 f'ltin e ihev wil
' continue te seek and nil il luglni poll t i -
, Clll ellieis el vvhelhir, VMth ihe prn;res of
demeunt!' thinking, tliev will In lentnit
j te luive the limes of gmei uiin tit te nun
nnd Slliervl-e the lill-im-s llnmigli tin int.
dluin of their balletj, no ene mnj krinv at
tprecfitit.
Thu fact leinnins that tlie appulniiur nt
by the (lovemer of (ieeigi.i of Mrs. W. II.
Ffltmi te the plnee I ft viniiut In the Sen
'Vate by the death of Tem Watfen is a (rue
Rlgn of what we inn epei I in thr dn.vs
' ahead. It Is net nue, as the disp-it h'es
Hay, that the honor iwienlnl Mis I'elleii -an
cinptv one She i ni- aitu.illv a Seim
ter ii ( the 1'nlled Slates niul sln will be
rcmvinbcred for all Mine ns the tirst of licr
sei te held that elibe. she will net nr.
tually serve, hewevir, nine n Miiic-sur t
Mr. AVatten will he elected before Congress
reconvenes. ' "
Mrs, Kcltnn In known as the Grand Old
Lady of Ueergla, Tlicre are a few old
ladies in the Senate new and they arc net
grand. There Is no reason why Mrs. 1'elten
or any ether woman of education might net
he ns (fllclent ns the iiveuige member In
t 'engress. It In said by politician-! that
women are out of pl.ue In the National
IPglslntuiP because they can never make
their minds tip. Hut one ma doubt
whether any women tire slower In making
up their minds than the average Senater.
And women who hnve difficulty in making
up their minds certainly nre less rend te
let ethers de that work for them than these
Inrge-velced statesmen who tire forever
boasting of their nblllt "te abide by the
deci-lens of the party leadeis "
IS PUBLIC MONEY WASTED
IN POPULAR EDUCATION?
If the Schools and CeIIcrcs Had Trained
.Men for Citizenship There Would
He Mere Interest in the
Approaching Election
TP AW ONi: besides the ellb ers of the
Slate Chamber of Ceininrice nml of the
Hnreaii of Muni Ipnl tt-iar. h of this div
I- inti'M'sted in the heiiie-ntle amendment te
(lie ((institution te be velul en in .Nevein-
lnr, n i.iteful lending of the nevvp.ipeM has
f.illed te disc'e-e his Identit.
et that amendment is nn Important one.
It cmpeweis the l.egislatute te give te cities
of nn.v dnss the right te frame and adept
their own charters and te exercise such
powers of local self-government as it may
confer.
If the lreters nf this ity were particu
larly interest, d in the kind of gevirntnent
tli'v 1,'ive tlnv would he ijii i! fj ins Mum-
selv, te Vi t en Mill ntiif Mim , , ) th, x-
"e unnlil ii in Although nn m prnt int
St.ite tuition s pMidlti", (hi veus Imve
net tnkMi the tumble tu ngi-tet in large
number'!.
Twe of the time registration d.ivs h.ive
already passed mid f line ! enlj one left.
Thut is next Saturday. Vnlesa nil prece
dents fail there will be u much smaller tetul
registration than usual, for the number of
voters who qualified en the first two daH
is net laipe and the number qualifying en
tlie Inst diiv alvv.ivs is Manlier than en
cither of the two ptfiedlng di.v-
Wh.it is tin ni ,,t spt tiding pi, !.!h ii .,in v
for ediii iiMiiii te ipi.ilifv the iiti i- "e ui-t
tlnir ballets liitililgiriti.v wlnn tlnv -hew
no pnitli mil f In t n -t m velit g"'
The iiuiltifeiinnre of -i koel- at puluii x
ptnse mere! te tea. h I ev - nml girl- hew
te earn their living I- net iiniuirh The
puiie-e of pepulir tiliiPalleii i- piiiniiUv
pelllli ni h III- i 1- It I I !! in ',.
dull - of i 111 n -hip niul ipiullM .ng in" i'l
' t- l judge for t'leiu-eivi- en tin imrlts
of the i lies te he settled 'it t'n eieitioii eieitieii eieitioii
Se fur us nppeai n fiem the tow-paper
I"pert- of the (ellepe eptll'tlg liblre is net
a -ingle piominent . ellepe pie-idetil Ins
tail.i-d alieut the iieiitii.il diltl- el the
s'udi'iit- Thev have tnll.nl ibeiit the h'i
five iiiipeitaui e of athbtti- and book b'.itn
inc. niul hive done thin be-t te iiiipn en
the mind- i f tin -indents that thev vvirt net
In nillige le win g'ei in ".'in.'- Seme nt
lie ii I no Inlktd oil lh linpe' tain i nt -i
tug up nn nri-ti fn v ! Iiniutu n I
iiliin- I. a i ili-l-ttd lb it t'n ellegi- -I eiiM
be ii nun : it i, ill the s,i,e t Ii- t tin v -Inn Id
be opt ii te i veiv ; until Willi a di-.n Im
hitili. Iig
Hut in ii.- gieal deinee'iii v , vvhfie 'he
sin el -- .f gevt riiiiieut depend- en the i
Jsteilie if I'll llllHi!!eiil i'l"'"l.ll' with a
1 ve'v - l- f l's ptililn dull"- lime ki
ln t II a den- -1 em e en tin -tlbl'i' of 'in'
ill M I f till il I, I'll
Vnt en v i- rln-ie a I.i' k of Mt.n-' in
the h.Iln'-lll'e .lliii'tulllli'llt le tin' Mali eli-
-t tut i. ii, -in iiiiiptidniPiit of villi iiiie-!jp 0
in l'hliail"'phia pnrtiet.larh . but it is Im-
possible te tii-piivi anv i vlilt ii f inttri-t
In the iiiiupalgn for the e'ei tieii of i iie-
erllO- Whit illt'ie"! Ill" c'titeiate I lid
-eii s te Inn1 In en .liau-fd in tli"
priui.i" ' ntlen u t'e -liriug iilun diitnid
l'lin lee wa- neiiilnati d
It weii'd let b" ilitln ii I le tlinl fu 1
glllW 11 III. II Hill! WellllU "he 1 III lllv tll'it I
I'liuln t a nadv i- elri!i"' ' "d .- 1.
wen nt i ln i mat i- Tliv nt" wen. I .ng i
nbeiit a!' mis fu iibeiit n -.m eml ( Hen I
'Ihev ought te knew that II thev de net go j
le the el's and vote In Nuvnulir le v 'II .
net be ele. ted Yet he 1- the man who -
giving his tune an! his umiii v te tin piilun
service ,n elder that he mm de -nine' bin;
i pteleit till UltellMs of tin people nt i In
( 'oiiiuienvveallh
Mr I'll! het I- tilt li pn-Mlt Hive if n
rn win in l'i in -H mn pelllli - If d"i lee leo loe
Ul miii the 1 1 1 1 1 I ft Ii r sc'iess wl ,h oil
r.niith of .1 lllv "" lire t oil It I-, llnle welllil
lie Sll Ii nil Upusing "I th" ve'ers ! we lid
-vv.iiup 'he i vi-ir.itieii nth r- 'llnie
would be talking en th. striei minus i.b.n.t
Mm impertnnie et voting f"t I' n ' 't mil
the thiurs ler whl h I -land- 'I In t v ., i d
1 ,. u ilemind "ii ihe i .imlidnti - f r the
I.egibWtUie Milt ihev t"ll win h'l tlnv ill -letilbd
'e vote ter the t( fet ins te vll'.h
rilichet i" I'b'lg"! r''l ' winild In m eh -e
het for anv imu tint bg slime , .induliiti -tl
it thee men viiiild inn! H ixp'd'ent te
come into the open for Mi" l'lin let pro pre
gram. Jt siui unit s sums a- if wliii we i a',1
di'inecni wee a si,rt el irre-peii-ihle
feudnlisui with everbuils ruling us and
forcing unwilling servlm fiem tin r gie-jt
mass of retainers '1 he overlords have p , kn
the lipilatlve cnndidntes and we lnr,. Imd
, le -e In i he nt'itttr And if we mid tl.nl
th, -e nverlriiil- through Mien v, i- ns In
the g slntine, are blinking tin pans of
I'lmhei we shall have no ruin te blame but
m:r-elves
I ndi r the eju-tiug (OiidltieiiR it Is tnsy
te everisttinate the iniperthm e of the
home-rule (etiMitutinnnl aiurndiuent, fur
what (IiiTmmiii does It tuiike vhethei I'hlla
(lelphia is te be permitted te draft its own
ihnrtti in Mie fuiur" If tie I'hiliiilelphinns
de net Miri wlnt kind of a "barter they
have'; Would net ihe feudal evei lords make
tlie diart' i m anv (venf-
It is leinelelv possible that Wp me mis
Induing 'he voters 'Ihe anuinv or In
accurm v of our diagnosis wi'l net npptar
until the iegitrntien tigures are mmpleted
next Sntuidav night
THE PONZI OF NATIONS
Tl' WI', (an trust t In stnti-nis leuring
ilie trant li Melis in German nvirk- gnth
,rnl In the New "rk World, Gfiiiiinii has
n hleiel th" umir mb!" ili-tiin llmi of beini
the I'enzl of nations.
According te these figures, German) h.ih
issued 245.(1011.000,(100 paper marks Of
these, FO.OOO.OOO.OOO were bought In Amer
ica and $000,000,000 In geld was paid for
EVENING PUBEIO tLEDGER -
them, a mim mere than twice the amount of
(Jerniatiy'n reparation pa.vinents in geld, or
almost as much as (lerinnnv collected from
Prance as an Indemnity alter the War of
1870. The marks held In America tedny
are worth only about S.'i-i.OOO.OOO. Many
billion marks were also sold in Pnglnnd.
resulting In a les te .the HrltMi of alieut
?(I71!,()0().00(I.
It Is assuiued that the greater part of Ihe
geld paid for the paper marks went Inte the
trcusur of tlie German Government. The
paper currency has nothing behind It but the
iredit of the Government. Al piesent It Is
almost worthless. Yet the Government Is
still printing it in large eiinntltics. Whether
It hopes te he able te luaiket It abiead does
net appear, but It Is certain that the maiket
for it Is net se geed as it was two .vears age,
when the mink win worth ten cents In
American money, the sum paid for much
of that which was bought. At present the
mark tun be bought for less than a cent.
If the German tituincleri lind deliberately
planned te get geld by inducing people te
speculate in mark', It euld net have planned
better.
The people who have given up geed money
for the German paper have no redie. It
Is impossible for mi shift In affairs te uiNe
the paper mail, te 1 ar. ami it is also im
possible te send u Giivci mucin te ptl-eti for
swindling inve-tem in its premises te pa v.
In tills lespeii ihcie Is a vital difference be
tween Peni and Get many. The Husten
financier is in prison, but Germnnv is smil
ing nt the gullibility of the foreigners nml
even nt the trustfulness of persons of Ger
man birth who showed their faith In the land
of their nativity by bujltig Its paper money
for geld.
THE IMPALPABLE FAIR
WIIII.P II cinne' he said Mint the com cem
niunliv n m whole n awaiting with
nnvtliing -ug'sllve of keen inteie t the ie ie
pett of the I'l in and Scope Committee of the
Sfsqii!. Centennial, the f.U't of this llldlffer
iHe does net nller the iinperl.inie of the
iirst delinlte effort te piesent n picture of
the fair.
As tlie situation stands fedn.v, supporters
of the undertaking have no precise Knowledge
of what they nre favoring, and opponents are
striking bllndlv nt the amorphous nnd the
impalpable. Plat condemnation of a project
before it is presented Is u procedure of doubt
ful logic.
One of Mie unfe'tunnte features of the
present i oiiuitieiis is that the impression
pievalls t It ii r dtclsien either for or against
ilie fair would -title the iue In u
few weiks, wlnn the ai.hltfiis nnd engi
neers It up evolved a piegi.iiii tint Is perti
nent nnd d.-i ii Ibb Mitul-iii, lenstiuitivp
or destructive, mm be el some v title. Hut
just new 1,0th iiith-l.it- and ibtijcterg aie
gi oiling in fog.
Till- explain- the evasive iuil ire of Mayer
Moeie's leplv te the pref -t of the Neltll
1'hlhi'lelphla Mmuif n luti i-' A mint ion.
Mr. Moeie iidtiilitnl tliat it wl I In impossible
10 let tin se-ipil-i i tilt '1'irv of intinnil inde
peliden, ,. pa-s In i .nlheiil -eiiie n logiiilien
of the event '
On this theme tin if i auuet hi in nh argu
ment, fur eien the must cen-eiv nlve l'lillu
delphl ins art iitiliktlv te tuk" th" attitude
Mint an t pe luil hi-u i ' ul uiiiiim i-nt v -heiild
hi Iginued utiirlv The ipii-tien I-, theie theie
teie, i(sied lulu dibaie leiueiuuig the
fel in el the ii b br Uieii lint the e, nt feiin
I unknown, a i ire .uistaiii e whnh obviously
Hun's iutelMp.ini mmitinnr.
Colen,! Ii'ii'ei 1 dliguitU t ml'.iveilng
te 'ts,..i( i i eiiiiiti In u-ihle pieitit befeie
11 e p lb ! I, t I i (IM tinl Ml Ti tuple
have i en p ii I iltli ii ftliiitii.ti la'iei-.
i-tl'iiates el mt will be pes-ibli I'li'll
-elite of tin i Hnl.ags ule publi n I l i
idle 1.. klllHIlt He evpiiulilllle el IIIUIII.
(11.11, ,V,II, (1(1(1. (Mill. -.-II.OIIO (Mill el .(l(l llllll. -null
en ii luti iii ill ill il f.ii" or te -uggest
Mint siieli -inn--heuld be iIivm te.l lei iiiuul -l
il iiiipieveiiii'iii-
I ew . i' inn v il ul t nis t mis i vi i be 1
bit! ii-i iini'.i t Int ii s. L'e ei ii i nun fei liiild
eg een-ttui iii 'i Ibis wis Me total for th
I'libage Mi'eip in ls'.i.i I'll,. Goitrn Geitrn
llli III lelltlltni i d -. J.'il'.tUHl. fiiii.n , i ni U -t
n- ,pt li leil si; llllll, 1)1111 iul ihe sevillil
M lie- appiepi i llu! iiltegellu r abniil '-T Oil!) -oho
I'uva'i t vhibiiet- pud oil about
.J", oeo.OOil
Hut (Vfti t hi'se tizui's le-e -igulfu inn '
wlnn tin re is no -tainlinl of i eniiai l-en In
e-'linnlt s fei our prims t
Prighlt mug 'In ublic with the te-l of
an imbibitien net itt planiinl I- net s,rtipu-
lell-lv fill p''V It Will be tlllle eneimll te
npplv pial-e ei b'aiiie te the subfe, I wh"ll
the iiiiiiinl-t or Me uvtr-e ivpn knew- what
l.e i- I ilktng 111 out I'.il.eiu in.iv be rrv ng,
!ut lelimice upe'l tin" vii'iie i tin i n'v
III" MUM' II' til I i -t'llt III. ill l" lit
LEAGi'E AMONG FRIENDS
IT WAS I" ha e Inn !K.tnl Mat lli"
eduil" I "tin "ii the tii'.uiX' '" the t.aitw
el Oxfeid Hiid Sniir hu.eie. ht Id it M I. iter
Institution sneiild ,i,. i iided in idiei n v
et the entrain e of tin I'liltnl si ,ir. 'it,
the I (ague of Nations
The nuduuii" of nidgi- was in n -en
picked, lomne-ii! "f ''I'f'iigeiit pit-en- nf
nliK illen an I a ipni tt fur re'i-ening It
1- net bv ind.v nluals of this tvpc that tl"
1 . I ie lie. . di f( Ii-.'
While it i- Il He M i Mi'ne of it- tl. -r I 'i is
have bet li pil-eliact- of tli tint In' -i h.
ter i nmp'" ' - ""' g" Wl ar'nn ', -, , , , .
Milieln- Miii'ai 1! itlei e po-iuen in t, s
(eiintiv lei" In Mie maiii eininn,eil f n
1 e'lMcllll'S of tin- s Ifl 'l rvpnlifli v hoi '
from Angle'iln Ins if iblnl about t!e e.iii
nf the I'.rili-h deminini and. nie-t if n'l.
fiem Indlvl lunli e whom M nking '-'lihe-
1 i(lS
Il 1- the tlil-f it t'lln if the I i Tgue pn,
indeed "f uiin -t .tin e-ir 111I7111 mn fu 1 man
helti III lit tin' it 1- tiCleld of the -pnleiis
gliine'ti iilin lung te ihe tragic rm 1 tirr'li'e
in llv nn- "I nniikiinl Ah esMinnb'e fitly, n
with nn mn veiiif il li'e is net an (Tilting
(etinptttii A inurdMM' 1J War hn- I ecu
inn -ted 1 1 1 1 neti 1 and reiunin't 'id pen, e
vv ilh Mn t n f 1 h" ' enf' 'm t il '
I"-,i id' t it'll I a- it 1111 v set m, di-'i I,- nnd
cntnstieiihe are 1 fti 11 Mirilbng ,
ballet ' nd sebtr pregiess einotiennllv fiat
Tin Swanhniiire audieiKe in nui-.ilerint
the I 1 igii" of Nations used it. held It 1s
enlv in nn ments of txtrinie ptrll h, icht
abeiii bv lt own Illumining that hu.-i 'inssi .
of the puiiln indulge in Mm aid wis ejer
pise. MAIL OF TWO CITIES
VTT.W OHI is n leiune ever tl rest,,.
1 iiltien of Its pin ini'iue tube serrice,
suspended siti-e ,lulv, 1!M7 The l'o-teflice
Iiepartment has eslinntnl tint 'n rr hrurs'
time in trnnsnrtlng mad threiig.i I ,n, t
inn will he sn-ed and Mint half of 1 1. mite.
ninlille trui " ii'i'V 111 1 -1 mi irewibd -n ets
will be r'tired Within n few davt tutntv
si miles of 1 ibrs villi In tiling tin e;l,!i,
It i- sniili periiiillile te wender u,v
arguments whlih the postelhce auiherltits
Ml'iiiselies aie tiilianelng en behalf of the
tube- In Vw nrk f.ie net valid in I'hila
delphia. An- tniil autetrucks of ninre ..
vantage 01 the narrow Mioreiighfans of this
r-it j than in Manliatiiin, vvhire tlun , ,10
(lest- intwerk 'if sief.'iie lines nnd whire
t hi average width of stints Is miii li gnalcr''
I p te the prtsint, iindir Hurlosen. ns
niul Wmk. no celli nn ing ii.i-en for iifinMU
te irepen the lubes In I'hiliub Iphla h,. ,(,7
lieen adiinue! frmi' tin nipiinl What is
liiilding bmk mi impieu uunt te nml ,,,.
liveries Itciildi nei'did hue?
Aren't the rndie people n little nfiabl
Mint the Win Id Serious will muss up ()er
bedtime stories?
PHIEADELPHIA, MHEDNESKOT,. OCTOBER
AS ONE WOMAN SEES IT
The One SucccHsful Way of Discover
ing That n Rummage Sale Gees ns
Well in the Country as in the
Town Is te Hare One
Ity SAHA1I D. LOWR1E
WIIP.N I started en the adventure of
ergnnMng n rummage sale in n com
munity that had neier even guessed the
advantages of one, either as n inenev-ialser
or as it household refill tiMier. I bad an
outward air of complete assurance that the
thing would succeed,
liivvnidl.v I was a prey te tnvenltig wolves
of misgivings.
In the Iirst place, everything went tee
smoothly for poed luck.
The linjn and girls with Perds and Dedecs
who were to-de the collecting accepted with
almost alarming nlncrlty. I felt afraid thev
did net take it seriously enough nnd would
net turn up. The wemnn who owned the
hall amazed me by effetlng It rent free,
with n fuither offer' te remove the frngments
left unsold. I could net make up my mind
whether she counted en most of the stuff
leniniiiing unsold or whet her she was sud
denly seled with generosity after a lifetime
of In lug en "Ihe make."
Then the cettngeis en whom I had t minted
most, bemuse they had Midi terrible things
that it seemed te me they would want te get
rid of them, closed up earlv and went back te
town. The only likely one that lemnlned,
a ponderous maiden tndv, instead of reach
ing out n bnnd and sweeping the contents
of tier mantel shelves into the Ferd, dis
nppenied for n long while into the recesses
of her bedroom and returned with n sachet
an Inch long that smelted of palm oil soap
and a German grammar without a back.
Then the minister refused te read the
notice that 1 had carefullv concocted, he-Miu-e
In It 1 Imd mged (he eliiirch-geers te
1 etui 11 home and llpht a l'i nip and search
Mie house diligently until thei found -'ilnhlv
riimmagi . lie snid mv quoting of the Scrip
ture ii that light win was well, net ex
in Mi sat iilegieus. but benleiing en It.
Then I would keep forgetting te put ether
notices en the village stores. I never get
them up until the day before the sate. Se
I could net be sure gossip was doing Its
perfect weik unassisted.
And lastly I could net believe the village
nutieneer really was as funny ns the village
people assured me he would be. lie had
been the llsh man for years and always had
come tee late en Pi Ida s te b- of nn.v use.
It se uil te me likely he would come tee
late te the s,j,, te auction elT the large
in Miles. Or if be came I fciied there would
be no huge articles worth his prowess,
NOW that the whole thing is ever and
the Visiting Nur-e Comnilttie and the
illage l.ibi.uy utc il. In 1 bv the venture
bv mail, man dellais I new knew that
at no meiiu nt of tune since the vveild be
gan (eiild'I have plnntii d a iiiminage vale
-e imiuiipt latch , both for what was donated
and for w but whs purchased.
The milages bale just lei entlv had elec
tuiiti inhli d le tin 11 cu.itine conifeits,
1 ml In the I i-t tue leais ethers have also
uililnl liaihioeins without stint. Figure.
Mn refute. Ihe tpnntitiis of lumps and
t audit t of even vieiitv that these Fouls
nnd Hedges gatlieml in' Figure, tee. the
bedroom 1 hiiin sets 01 nut sets or -tiav
lilt ces that piled up en the benches and
(abbs of the li'ill ! I'ntiiic, tee and this
time liteialli -- Hi mn photegiaiilis and
laiiopean tiiilnl ciullin ones! Thev uic
no leugir the thing appari ullv en the luti luti luti
loem walls of ted 11 "s siiuilnei cottage.
'Ihe maze for hook nigs nnd the piesumed
lllilivgn nn iie-s et 1 11 pets vvtte excuses ter
the i.upiis n ml ciipit iiiiiueis that tolled
ill te be -old.
'I In ib -lie fei -hipiug out of doers en
-li 1 plug pun Ins mail' a nil'iiu kind of
sliigh led no leiigei 11-efiil. I fancy. At
nil events, single lad- t i'iip bv truck leads
Peiiiiiiatth the viliigc houses me net ,vet
iiiipii d t In II u alh niul null p'llliillv sup
plied with lndoei pi imbiiig while pictmes
011 Ihe will of ilt-l ml I mils aie 1 h'lllengilig
the old 1 1 no 1 poll 1 1. - it diar depai toils.
I de net mean that th s Is fortunate for
the village. -1, miii b n- lel Ihe sin cess of
1 tit- liiiuinagi' -ale. alileiigh the triven pnr
liaiis stum,; up siinii vvi 1 ie near the celling
innv pist u- wMI 1 nine down for the "Hrblge
of Sighs" dtiiii in li! ' bins aiul green-.
I.N 'I'IIP liliiltt'i' of bid- loe. Mil- ginel.l ginel.l
Mell of (eHIltlv lelk. 1 leil III tin -e ie ie
mete pans, '-hew 11 ub m te In at tlnir
double beiid-teaus into en ( h beiRhe-, which
in ikes tlie adit lit of lae single bid- uieie
than in Iconic CupM-, loe, nie iei niiu niiu
feriable tel ill if' tle"ls in icllmless heii-es
fm winter tun", hi gu ub or iiiihigienn , se
M.at win 11 it ' inn te am tinning tin 111 nil'
tin 1 went like llapjat h- at u camping parli.
Fer. In -put ut mv liitiaul w.ueiliig-.
the 1 ellictiiis in I'eitis iiiiiI Dedge-did then
wmk, the hill M- "" 11 I ml leuili and 11 1
ten miiildi Ireui tin la-t inevie iiii'itui"
1I1 mn tiem" 1 pievt'tl a ran wit itui the
tiewil uppinie! lirl in tiiititue ie,ps
iinpiei nil (1 wIMi dish, tin 11 in whole Imu-In-
atmnl with gmnbaiks uml penults
And, besides all the thing- I have nn ulieiu i
Miere were pleniv el i'eiIh-, iuaiitiius of
kilt hen lit 11-ils nnd seveiii! niipies-iii' pn'i t -of
fiirnlltirt nf the piillel --utle Ivpe tnat
were left Hlieliv nieiislv h tultngeis who
vveie as ili-crnl u- Mn v weie 'lad te be 1 Id
of Ma 111.
TIIF, time thins- that laii-nl tin- liwlii-t
I1I1I1I1111: were 11 wniiiiii- Im vile, a tell -
ii tele 1 liini or laihei th. ins nnd a nn
iiibeinte "v lutliel ' ter the leimr el a I
I 'illei with 111 uuibiilli Maud In low 1
miner above and shilvts for liiic-a-biae in '
Ilie middle The let al bill" Mint is suppe-eil I
te be mil ii'iiiii: a si 1 eud itiiuiiage veiiiuii 1
bought the leii -n-ti te chilli- mim! mm h
t tiilerv flelll the iiililieiuii lind hi 1 fritud- ,
'1 he iiHclieiit 1 1 '- wife bid agnii-t her up in
tjlt). and linn sue Milled up 10 In 1 bii-baml I
Mint she would net have diepppd off time 1
if he had been a little li.itid-01111 1
Illdenl 11- 'in Innntive te lepartee, that I
into of his was invaluable te him and le tin
sale.
'I lie village seft-dr.uk iiiei'baiit hung en
te the woman's hike Mil it iciiihtil the
fnnev price et 7 fin He whs i lit 11 nt 1 1 - .1
In the crowd Mint his wife was loe luaii
for it and In th" 11 i lienet r Mi it It would
de his soul geed te loosen up and bid semi
mere.
The (Otljgeis showed a teiid"lie. te all
statu Mem Ini ing, nun li le mi 11 lief, be
cause I 1 cull wnnled whatever wiin h bur
puin te lind nn owner among the villagers,
but Mm wife of th" prefeswi et the hlsteiy
of art In F'lineeten puichaseil n eraiked
Venelinn glass jar uml a fail nee bowl that
hoi near-neighbor had sent In ns brulitn
liibbish, uml llu' yeiiiiiiui son (1 oil" of .New
F.nglniid's magnates bought 1 womb 11 , hop
ping bowl for bis metln r, pi ice Inc (cuts,
SO.MP. inrciUss person had si nt in u p,., .
fiith geed leather h,itchel sm 1 as travil.
ors 111 lh sevi'titks weie stiapped te their
persons in Purepe This 1 liunp alieut nn
iieik ami used te keep the precmls in ' .
bills iiiilltllil!"d and the ipiiirli is and teu-,,ni
piece- and nl'kels tleived In '1'lunps ,u.,
bought, put aside, dragged out, s,,, aK,MM)
sciiiehed fei mourned out nnd Mi nmnev
delliillldeil bmk fiem tin 1 lid affenl ,,
be grin Ions 111 sin li 11 titiiliens ns we ,ls
fall. 'Ihe iiiiillennr 1 'line down from Ihe
high plan's ami sold what was lift ,,u t in
iilbitniuils. Small be- bid en Mm havings
nml lashings and gut tuasuie iievp, that
their paiints eientuall bought frum iliem.
Fveii e'i" laughed and sheud ami liiiunl
nml viiut off laden. The en! pem family
bought enlv tiric-n-brac and the r, hoel
ne'el -ile-wclls desk -els and oil p Hillings.
Tlie village is slill le-divldiiig the i-peil,
and, half fiantic, thei hi etheis haie iihut
teii'ienls nieie would have bought Miein.
' be en in r of 'he hull ha- enough pneh, n
and sh P ,l"rK !,n'' ' uMIng te refiuni-h hei
.aiding lieuse if ellh ion two pii,,, VW,M.
nllke I'.li'll th" lilt prnfessei s wife is Iri
uiiiphaiit, ter the nackid .-lass 1 u ,,(111
holds watci when a nrlp of sibklng phihtcr
is wound about It. and 11 great doubt )s hct
Ht rest in ni mind !
A rummage sale gees down In the eeuutiy
just ns fast ns it does, In town!
1
NOW MY IDEA IS THIS!
Daily Talis With Thinking Philadelphians en Subjects They
Knew Best
SAMUF.L M. FKKKMAN
On Auctieneering sis a Profession
T THINK it was Tlmtkeray who said
i- Iheie weie two trades ill which ,11
gentleman could engage tlie alii tiuii bu-i-ne-s
and that et a lestmu.ili 111. -ml
Samuel M. Fiieni.'in. "I nfetluimli Iv lew
pieple haie Tluiikein.i's ,lis,.iiiiiliiutien
"'lln 1111, tinnier Is ju-tli proud " li
location It is one bunded down thieiigh
the age- itiitl bus I's plai e in hl-tei.v Hit
Ihe pnblii- Mime of II- is iinilei 11 nir-ap-piehfii-ieii.
Il reriiis its opinion, peibl.
tiem the musit.il iniiieili mu I uitiiei s et
siimiuel itseils, fiem ill-adii-cd iiiiine--slens
gleaned irein sttuies mid nnenlules el
nut tienecrs, who lire lepit-clilnl as utl
t until, uiiletteiid pi istms.
"This lipe of aiutienici 110 dnubt giics
semi j islllicotleii for Mils iuipiissieti, just
as the (ilil(l; Is a flilitlill Senne et utieidete
for Mi" 1111 dual prefi1011. 'Ihe leputable
11111 Mem cr. heviier, is pint as pi eml of his
piefe-siiin ns ihe dm tin, mid has the same
opinion of the ipinihs a- the d' tin has.
' Id 1 utab'e am tietieei - alwnis hive in
miiiil the diilii illt.i el nulemeiiiig le serin
pi-Mi two people who-" intiu-ls ni" dla
liitl.liallv eppustd 'III" selltl Is IIIIXHIIIS te
get all he can for hn piepertv and the pur
1 liiisci is iinxieiis te hii ns (hiaplv ns pe--sihle
llmli will fiiiiientlv ieiiiesl us te
itseii te nn. 1 -me- xv lit li aie outlines ac
tual! dishonest le aiieiiipli-h their piiitHii piiitHii
ler ends.
A111ti0111.tr llelwrcn 'lne litis
' I 1 ft nil some .inns 11 go 11 lull, of net
en'v seil.ll pteilllni'iue but al-e of vvt'iltll.
1 eimng in I" one of our -ale- nml asking
ilie about 11 buitiiu Sin told in" she
w inted it for liei mud's loom I told her
1 but 1 thought it would liling ill mil weikl.v
-ale, at vvlm li it was le In -old
" '(lb,' she replied, "I 1I11I11 t ixpni le
pi, -e nun '1 us Mint leiildn'i vel put it
down ill n dilk 1 el liei 111 Mn bi-eiinni,
w In ie it wouldn't bung -" iiunliV And
-he off red me iwintv-tive nnis te de u.
1 111 nf 1 11 id I was tiudip'niii.uii , bill neiilu r
-he 1101 I him en 1 ileuhteil Mi it I w is plain
While it is line that the 1'ieiiiii spung
should be duink of un'plv. Mn liehl et
kliewlt'dge nivcliil bv the auitieii'ei is se
inniid Mint il is unite impossible let him te
indulge In th" luxuii of ih 1 p dinlls fiem
en 11 one of the spiiugs thai he diuli liuils
111 his path. ,
''Ihe iiHitiuneci of stnniling holds in no
liille lesentniclit the belittling nt his prnii-.
sum III Mie hands nt the lll-llitntiiieil 'l In,
malls te mind a laihei niiiiisitig Incident
told In a nieinbei of our (inn.
'Seme cats ige he was 111 a ditinei, uft"r
whnh the ludi, whein he had had the
pleasure of taking in'e the dining 100111,
asked Ins hostess who he was. Mr. I's
he-tess replied .mil was rather startled In
the ret 01 1 : 'Wli. is Mint se wh.v, In- -ti 111s
like (mite 11 genilemui '
"While it has niver liei n mv privilege te
engage In anv elhei l)isiue-s, I hue bv iei
sim of the nature of mv we k iiune Inte mu
tint with man, mini buslnisses mid liiufes.
slens, and I am d ulv mere sine that Iheie is
no business whiili u se lephte vvilh in
tirest ns the unction business. Certuiuli
none that I have ever seen revnils hum 111
1 harm ter se often and -n cbaili
"A Invwer of this ill, who Ins 11 most
enviable n potation villi his pen, leniiuked
te me one din : 'I should like te haunt .10111
plan' I ft el that new hole 1 mild I gi I sin h
a vari'd and true revekiliuu of liiimau
natiiii' ' ., , . , . ,
Has lis Amusing Side
' The am (loll business Is furllii ilimre one
which lias iiiitir than lis sh.ue of iiinusiup
inndelll-, w llllll 1 ipi'lis.ile fei Ihe loin;
hniiiri and none stinin.
"As mi uistiuiie, dill Ing Mm -ale at the
Continental Mele!, nn ebb ill hid uished up
te me with theiiici.i, 'What is le hi nunc ,,t
the nits?' It took me scleral minutes te
lealie thai she was talking alieut a )mr
of (.its belonging te Mm enguiei r. Thev
weie the uihlet ints I had eier sien, niul
iierfei M lapable of taking uirii et tliem tliem
selies, Vu 1 told he she uiuhl haie Iliem
uml lift hir ll.ilng Uiullc luisiines-fiillj j
te 1 alih Miein
"While 1111 particular department does
mil 1 etiiptelieud nil of the Inns in whit h mu
lieuse fpei InliOH, I am Midii'li'iiMy inli'i t"-te
in ni piofessieii le ai(iiaint in.istdf with
whnt'is being done in etlur depaitmeiits mid
with the long histerj of auctions.
"It Is nuHe n well-known fact that after
'4, 1922
TOTAL
ti.llng eien conceivable method of sale for
i's war -111 plus, the Government Ins come te
uic eem itisinn that nuctien is the me-t sat- ,
isliipteiv one. Dining the Inst .vein iiianv 1
"union nenius .vveitti of pi. petty has been
disposed of n r (iiiitien, net eulv'b us, imt
brothers in the itmi. profession.
"In this uiiiiitrv we aie familiar witli
enlv one mi'tbnil of selling by auctinii. In
l.uiep". 111 I'dditinti te the usual Hii'Mied.
Iheie vi Im im ih two eth'T lenigieeil
Iheds ,,f imiihiiting an am lien ,ii. I
am mnii 1 ihe linpie-slun that tieltlier of
the-e ii'd 1111 Muni- Is used mil' long T
"One i- l.nev 11 as th,. 'Di.lili' iiuctiiin.
In this the urn tinnier ntks fm lud- at 11
hguie iiiinli higher than that whnh the
altlele henii; sold will bring. He gradu
al! du leases the amount until some one in
the niidlciict makes n bid at the liguie whlih
the niHtiei.nn- is lulling Tlie let is then
iiiiuiidintelv kneiki'd down le the man who
makes the us ,id.
'Ihe CiiiiIIp Auction
"The eth'-r method was known as bid
ding In iiuidle.' or 'indi of iiindle' This
was a iinthed fm nn 1 Iv 11-uI in Pngluuil fm
the di-ie-nl of tiiluiiinltv s'meu. In thi-, a
i.unlle was lighted and allowed te buui down
te a teitani 11 1 1 k mi tlie canilie, lisiiallv
nbe'it 1111 in, h liem the top, or sometimes
just a shett i.uidlf s ,, j,)( j, ,m. U1S
iisid. 'Ihe llihleig cetitiiiueil 1 mil the
nnille went , m ,f a shmt taiidle was imd,
01 unlil it biirnul down te the inulk it a
full si,d e.imlle was used. 'Ihe highe-t
bid made while the 1 audio was hunting oh eh
lamed vvlinlenr via- hi mp Mild.
"The hiliei of vents of (i ,, punt ,uu timi
beuses .of 'I en, Im,, i.s. I'hil.t, lelphia nml
.New in k his put the a u timi business en
siuh a high plane niul m ule it M, well known
that one we ild ulniesi think thu it' would
be linpe-silib ler semi et th,. uiiidi'iils whlih
huie 11 I ilnl in this aUiile te linie in -1
mu d "
What De Yeu Knew?
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li it ni" lln, I! ishlh 1 uil.s
h u l 1 .tiilaiiieiii
but Is 11 pantiin '
hat Is tin 10.1l name ,,f i;,tlie.. . 1,,.
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hat Is 1 ilillv-liaif"
lint is ,111 1 i t iron '
liat fiimal vuis In ir,n,en,i ... ...
niinv whh li (ompelletl t lit it Hint, ,,.,1
01 Hulgail.i neil, Un, V,,,h IViir':
Answers te ts(etda)'s Qui
lln. mlKinil selibi, ,C Consuntlueplo
V, ' - , "eii.iii colonists f.m
Mi gat . who foil I the , ut ., , ,
It-speitis nlimit una it ,." , '" "''
liini 1 iiini iivamium 'ih,, ;; .,
i'i.iiikmI 10 ('oiiHlimlliieple win n (.
si.iiitlnti the (heat mnde It llu, , ,,-ii
'.''.nml' a""d" mplre '" '"" f01"1"
TV,.. Ulti.l. 1 Liuiiir.i ... e.. .
in- i'miivt"i.ir uiin mi n eU. ,,, ....
rl.'d limn Is Hen., H, u ,.., " ','
neiviv niar-
neiictlich, uhi Hiippesrillv (ennriiifil
buheler In '.Mil.li , About VI,
lug,' who I'l.iuuall.i s Ititretlied te
llintllie
nitliu.i . s N 1111 nii.i.nt ,m f , ,,
01 lioel it 0111 In Un acims In c,..
ami iteiiinn liagetlt
'lln niaiiului line nml .M,. ,,r , ,,.,,,.
Il.jiij.l-i ale pinlill.lt.il l law I'll.-
I iiiiie li Un Italian m, me ,,f p i,,r, .,.
An (Mdi 1 Is an nut-of-deoM si.11
In mil pliiiiiifil te bill,,- mam (,,,,
iRetbii, I In 1 "fore nenili Heiul-, 1,, .
'a' "ml usu.ill lin.vlng ,, Kh, n',,
11 Ilie ( 'nlii.. law. lei-entlv signed bv tin,
I'li'Mileiit mi Aliiiinaii-beni w 01,1 111
11 al Ilnl te 11 reulKlii-i Is tuii .,.!,','
piMed 10 ailept ), liHsbninlH niul,",'.
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n temmy or place. '
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StlORT CUTS
Fer a time the Esscnines were all it
sixes nnd sevens.
Speaking nf the traltic lights en Ilreil
slrtci, said the motorist, mere power te
them!
It reallv begins te nnneer as though tl
piesidenl of the vbe society has no mere
iiillutiiie than 11 vice president.
We ttust the prebers get as much feed
for thought out of Charlette Mills as ibt
appear te have get out of them.
It seems te occur te us that miners and
opi'inteis began the celebration of Fire Pre
vention H't'i k some little time age.
Among futilltarinns may be clasnl
Mie-e who permit themselves te grew
Hed 01 or wli.it Senater linrah does,
Leeks ns though somebedv up '
Hiuusvviel. vi a v had been diluting .Tend
lilstice (low 11 le eue-linlf et 1 per cBt
spent.
Louden has heard iiiusic by radio from
N'ewaik. Wonder if it can't be arranged te
tit.it Near Past conferees te bedtime stniles1
Hiaiustniiii beat Mad Ha tier in th'
Oi tuber hnndienp. If Muuh Hare lind tun
thud the .Inmaiia item would have bid
mere ginger.
It is the consensus of opinion of the
sports depnitnienf that it is n peer fih that
dei-n'r gel n leek at the gudlren at thll
u a 'en of the .ve.ir.
Sine Sine's tirelits fiem the sale el
1 etniHinlilies glow .leaili This is peel
or li ni news, aeuiuliiig te the angle freu
w Im h ,veii vu vv it.
Spilnglit'ld, Mass., btiile is te well
1:1(111 1 beckereil 1- nlekei bookers nt her iifd
ding. Well, if Ihe gieiim 1 nn stand it, wlJ
-heiibl we ceniplain?
Gteigia ha- Imd its nintli hnchiiiR ll
sixii davs. It is the ipspcet for the la
lieu mnniiesiiij uml makes (ieergi 1 tlie 1101
hi d of Ku Ixlux Klanneis
The millennium Is that lime when tin
Cut I 'tin 01 sais te tlie Fuiepr.in Cor'
. . . ... ... . . ... ' . . 1. . i'
iispiinueiii, An.iining iieiug; niiu in" '
C leplit-, "N'et a hate."
Veni7ilit gctii'iul lu Paris says w hit
lireoie iiieils is 11 u'puhllc Wlien (lip r
mink i niade In n Veniellst gener.il Is
Allien- we 11 sit up and lake notice.
Lien nt Mint the Grand Old I.ndy el
(eeigla won't be the first old woman U
have n seat In the I'nlted Slates Sennt!
Mieugli, pMh.ips, M10 fust te wear skirt.
We suspect that the enlv rcnen 1
Greenwiih, Conn,, woman paid a InxlM'
bill with 12,000 pentiles was le enable
liard-vveikiiu new-papei eoriespendent tl
e'llli a few.
We begin te fear Mint perhaps Anil"''
sailei limit' is net tlie right man ia tM
right plme after all. Tlimlf of his ii'lH
i liaiupugne for u chaser for pigeon pic wbw
Iheie wits old ale te be had!
Somebedv stele Sir llnirv Lauder's d
suit out of his miloiiiebilo Wouldn't he '
all silipilsul if it proved le he the fin"
ft lien who onie mi a time made a prut'
lite of stealing ailie-ses' jewels.
We lespeclfullv enlilll
Tine te T.n Miss Helen W. I.ukeM
nut se, of Moores, I''
who, wlnn thrown fiem her uiituniebll'
nml serieiisl injiiied, liisl tlieiight of 'J'
patient slie wits en her itny te nllend. TM
ivervilav here or heioine and Ihe dally Jj
(onlinue le be nt eik 0 , instruction
n upiiiaili te ihe possenls'Jinil c.v nlc.
After n llline- nail I
, lEIelnus Meeting 1 Imie had nillhln! '
i Delatien. N. .L. 11"
1 own 1 of Mu IIH ii.ieied fieni uinlfti
ciaiiked up ihe 1110I01 niul ilieie off, win'
1 it 1 , 1 I 1 no 1 11 vt 1 el 11 01 1 1 1 I In, 1 0,11 ml lit S d
the plnii1, Whlih, seiuehuit , suggests tbj
famous vnitiing: "lie. .1011 up thah! 'j
.10 an nun 1 vviuii e eucks lneKcn uw
yrap cm en my hald."
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