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Their Scarlet
Thread
By KEITH GORDON
andsome
young
BOT
ple
fession
school
4 peo
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1 have horrific
and Miss
aller recit
globe
that woulk
for as he
of the su
at a
their
blackboard and bristling with the
celed
counting
the re:
oe Tien
the
ered
that Miss
Was a comp
difference,
unadulterated love
But this
Beription
the
scrawled
d thel
Comve od one
Atl
were
IX ent
mm rooms to look
they confront
serawled upon
by
the
can
By
then
formula
hate,”
ov
own names
letters c¢
first the
maining letters to
ship, love, ind
Fa tormentors
canceled and
the
iffere
had
published to the
Comyng's
wund of fr
while
nee
and duly world
endshij
for
his own
was not all
should by any
attention of
beneath 18 the a
» and
» for wor
leading roles in sg
next fow
play the
for the
and twent)
the
I know
‘art
explanation
why we can't
g that those young
nake us shy
m that the thread of ro
doesn’t through
I man and a
and | y
right’s somew nvolved
“1 do reason
be friends
cubs
We'll show
mance ran
friendship between
an”
“As the scarlet thread through every
bit of rope used by the British navy”
she supplemented saucily, and then
the talk reverted to school matters
But the pupils of the Central High
school were not slow to discover that
« there was an new ease and understand
Ing between the Incoming teacher of
algebra and physiology and the prin
eipal whom every girl In the room se
eretly raved over,
Once Jennle Bascom met them walk
Ing In the park, and notwithstanding
the fact that on this occasion they were
deep In the discussion of pedagogy
she described the meeting to Minnie
Brown, her chum, the next morning
somewhat after this fashion:
“They didn't even see til I was close
to them they were 50 Interested In each
other. Her cheeks were all pink-—you
know how lovely she looks with the
eolor shining through that down on her
faceo—and he was looking at her, and
his eyes were shining with a great hap. |
" Here Jennle dropped dream- |
into the words of her Intest novel |
wan
WmsiDly
the
every
wom
“And words of love fell from his lips."
“But how do you know? You didn’t
hear them, did you?’ demanded the
practical and unimaginative Minnie
lear them!” was Jennie ¢corntul
are Olle
know tl
he was propo
watch the
retort here
don’t
het
things you
I'l
t to her
finger
* to hear to em
of het
ind watched
od reward,
Had
under
wilted
at deser
that
from his lips?
fearful disapp nent
she watched og unac
and heroine with bit
words of |
ling She was
of a
and
oro
the school
and «
SAW
year drew
with
his dream of tw
mit to mate
‘artright,
enrt
had fallen
came a
Napoleon and Heet Sugar
Pride of Profession
Mag
knowr
blue
became
the
the neighborhood urg
ment of
Barne
tion with I'a
of the time when he
the shelf”-but he consented to the
trial of a new hand at last, and a stout
youth was engaged whose broom made
quick work of the leaves and litter
“Yes, sir,” Barney admitted relue
tantly a few mornings later when ask
ed by an old friend If he did not find
his assistant a good worker “yes, sir,
there's no denying he's got the muscle
to swing a broom in the open; but, man
alive, when It comes to the fancy
touches round a lamp post or ao sewer
month, why, he's no good at all!
inerense of years
anistant
look upon the sugges
It savored too strongly
should be “laid on
Wellington as a Wie, 5
Although it eannot be sald that the
Duke of Wellington shone to any great
extent as a humorist, he was quite ea
pable of administering a crushing retort
when occasion demanded, as the fol
lowing story, called from a blography
of the Iron Duke, shows: Louis Phi
Hppe once introduced the duke to one of
the French marshals whom he had de
feated In the peninsula. With unpar
donable discourtesy the marshal turn.
od his back on his old foe during the
presentation. The king apologized with
what grace he could.
“Forgive him, sire,” laughed the Iron
Duke, “Why, It was I who taught him
|to do that in the peninsula ™
THE
CENTRE DEMOCR AT,
BELLEFONTE,
PA, MAY 2
An Animal Story For
Little Polks
Tha Little Goat's Trick
I pounced
just
when the
'
mething
te ¥
La H
Was as swift
An Animal
Little
The Gawtiods Gobbler
Story Por
Folks
"THEY'RE AFTER MR"
felt the of chicken Bi
had been the demand on his la
the stock
old rooster and a forlorn turkey gob
bler. One day the Rev. I. Whitewash
had friends to dine and went out Int
the yard for the capture of one or oth
er of the lonesome pair
Mr. Turkey Gobbler saw him coming
“No, you don't!” he cried as he flew
up on the ridgepole of the barn
“They're after me.” sald the rooste
a8 he slipped through the parson's fin
gers, leaving a crop of tall feathers,
“Git under the barn!" shrieked the
gobbler,
“Give me time, that's all!" the roost
er cried back at him. The parson was
outwitted. He poked and shooed and
entreated, but both were wary
At length, discouraged, he went Inte
the house,
Cautiously Mr. Rooster crept out and
erowed up to the gobbler, “D'yer-
think he's gone-for-g.0.0.4 7
And the cautious old gobbler gobbled
back:
“Doubtful! Doubtful! Doubtful!
Doubtfull"--8t. Louis Post Dispateh,
need It 80 large
rder that
reduced to
Was now n tough
THE SLOVENLY GIRL.
Give Her Dainty Work to Do, and It
May Cure Mer,
of de
and dainty taste in
of
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PRETTY LIGHT SHADES
One That Would Do For Elther Gas
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it
pre
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Onur lady of Nerves
Ne
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Delleate
From a new cook Ix
old fashioned white
cake is taken: Cream 1
ful of butter and two
add slowly a cupful of sweet milk and
the whites of eight eges beaten to a
stiff froth. Fiopally mix In three cup-
fuls of sifted flour in which have been
mixed three teaspoonfuls of baking
powder. Stir as little as possible. Fla
vor with a teaspoonful of almond ex
tract. Sometimes a cupful of blanched
and chopped almonds is added at the
last. When such a cake Is iced and or
namented with whole blanched almonds
an orthodox christening cake Is pro
duced.
% recipe for
or delicate
her a cup
wetl
of UEAr then
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Cruet Stoppers.
Often your prettiest cut glass vinegar
cruet becomes ruined because the stop
per suddenly becomes immovable and
no power on earth short of breaking
seems to move It. When it does stick
pour a little ofl around the top. Let
ft stand for ten or fifteen minutes and
then try knocking the stopper gently
with the back of a knife, giving It an
gpward motion. Continue this knock.
ing all the way ‘around the stopper
This is the best chance of loosening
without running any risks of breaking.
Put If the stoppers of oll and vinegar
eruets be exchanged every few days |
1404 Hudble will be prevented,
———
» 1905.
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