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THE BEE: OMAHA. SATTRDAY. JULY 15. 1911.
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How to Train a Wife
The Hopeful Housewife tad been iprel
Ire f ! dey la town, Shopping, runcheae
end the fr a tin had f iven such Sa lm
petus te 1-er wnrnt!OTtl power that
dinner was aJl ever before the Confirmed
Comnattr led sotten in a word.
Bat et the end ( a kmi Iliad. Including
her trareis from shop to a hop. the detailed
mm of her tnddar meal and the plot of
the play aha bad witness a. he eaked per
functorily: "ld you meet aaybody yea know T"
"Oh. yes. lota of people!" eh eselalmoa
briirbUr. Three of my friend and on of
yours that nice, agreeable Mr. Winters
Ton Introduced to as obm at the the
ater." At 'tho mention of "htr. Winter," tha
Cor. fi rmd Commuter rave hie rolublt
spouse a eonr look.
"He's bo rriend of mine," ba said a
verajy "yost tha most casual acquaint
ance. Where Jtd yog meet hl-ar
"la a drug store. Ha Insisted on paring
tpr tnr soda sater." aba aowered "I
thought ha wii a great friend of yeura
, He spoke of you ru admiringly."
"Hah! I suppose so." tho Commuter
snorted.
"Ha said." the Hopeful HDe-r1f aV
bled on. -you were each aa exceptionally
'brilliant man that before yon wore mar
rted your friends all thought Fate would
ntrfke a balance by giving yon a Tory or
dinary tittle wife, and that they were all
ao perfectly delighted when yon married
ana!"
"Huh? said the Commuter coldly. "So
roa let a cheap tnaaber get away with yoa
that way! I thought yoa had mora earn!"
Instantly a look of pained bewilderment
oversepreed tha infantile feature of tha
Hopeful Housewife.
"Why. I doat know what yoa mean!"
ha exclaimed.
"Of course yon don t" ha bitterly ejac
ulated. "Women alwaya let their silly
vanity carry them away, ao they don't
recognise vulgar flattery when they aee It
Too don't suppose that fallow ever gave
about me. do you? He waa Just
ainr my name to pay your compliment."
T don't really think that?" waa hla
wife' a Incredulous question.
1 den t think IV-I know if m.A tt
had tha right amonnt of arnee
tbey would And then things out for thenv-
fm tired of waroiaa- roa an the
tlma about man! In not JJous-tber
never waa a dm with leea Jealously la hla
cUspoettioa than X. but I wiah yoa wouldn't
)at youraelf ba Imposed opoa by cheap
Cattery. Why. a mu of 'Winter' a typ
haa only one thought when ba talks to a
woman, and that la to wonder how ha can
tart a nirtatloa with her! I know men.
aad I know what I an talking about, and
tt aeema to ma tha right aort of wife
wouldn't need to be told such things. Har
womanly Instinct ahouid warn Iter of tba
approach of aoch a reptile!"
Almost every womaa who works to not
doing tba work aha would like to do nor
tba work which aha thinks aha la Cttfd
by right of temperament aad taleet. She
ors aot at a ehosea profession, but at
the task which seamed expedient at tha
tlma aha entered tha Industrial arena. Often
beeaosa her work is not absolutely con
geal! she grumbles at bar lot aad gee on
rebel 11 rg against a fata which keeps her
tied down with not a chance of change.
It la this very grumbling, by tha failure
to make their work likable, that many
women add to tho weight of their daJly
labor. If they would- only regard their
work In the right light they could get a
great amount of good out of doing the
thing they do not like to do and by doing
it wall. Such self-discipline Is good for
very woman, and If the girl who grum
bles will Changs her point of view and
look upon her dally work as tha means by
which aha will improve her character and
broaden her outlook on Ufa, aba will fieri re
a great deal of benefit from, tha dreaded
dally task. And. Incidentally, the deadly
routine will ao longer seem a drudgery.
In our everyday work wa learn thinga
that no amount of aass and comfort eowld
teach ua. Wa learn the value of accuracy
and action, tba power of cheei f ulaooe and
self-denial, aad greater than ail these
thinga la tha lsason learned la self -control
and self-reliance. All along tha Una wa
leara things which help ts make op stol
idity of character and which make super
ficial pleasures seem the allly and useless
things they really are.
The womaa who la la business, oven
though that busineas ts not to har liking. 1
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A Word to the Business Woman ' j
Told by the Troubled Tourist
hty latest tour of your charming eity
haa disclosed the fact that a new drink la
probably bora every minute, like the pro
verbial sucker." remarked the Troubled
Tourist, aa ba meditatively flipped a piece
of lea around tba bottom of hta glaaa.
"N wonder Alabama a going wet again
after thla spell at weather. After a week
of this brand of atmosphere a revered
bridga was probably a dripping solution of
"TOO DON'T Drixk ENOVOH."
general saturation compared to tba dry
ness of Alabama.
"When U rot ta be sa hot around here
they were picking baked applea out of the
orchards ia Connecticut, aad leaving
frankfurters out ta the aua to cook aowa
at Ceetey Island. I begaa to read up eoaas
ba -aba to drink, for I decided that aae
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"A LOOK OF PAIXED BEWILDER
MENT OVEMFRKAD THE IXFAK
TILE FEATfRES OF THE HOPEFCL
HousEwint.-
Only If has a rattlesnake and aha
heara him ratUa," ieerad his wife lightly,
-tuppoee he'a a copperhead or a iwaccasia
aad approachea aoiaeleeal yr
SuddeaJy, howerer, aba read in tba
countenance of the Confirmed Commuter
that tha anattar waa too eertaua far Mia
humor.
' rerbapa yaa are right," aba betas wits
a phlioaoahio aigh. "Perhapa I bava toe
aw faith la aaem. Mra. Browa aara aa.
Tou know her. Fhe'a that Tory pretty
divorcee we met at tha seashore hast ausf
mer. She says ao mu ou ba trusted,
that they are all alike only looking for a
chance to flirt. She said abe thought my
faith Is yoa waa perfectly beautiful aad
that aha eetly hoped I would sever toee It.
be aaid the days that she believed la
her husband were the happiest to her life
aad that aha only wished aha hadn't been
compelled to realiao that aH xnen were de
ceitful. She aaid"
-If reu'H excuse bb.' 'aaid tha Com
muter idly. '1 won't hate a say snore of
roar friend's cheap erittelsm. I'm not aura
that I care to have you know a person
who entertains' euch Ideas! Nothing la
mora beautiful than tha confidence or
trust of aa tmeophlatJceted woman. Every
maa respeeta h! Every maa tries to de
serve it!"
"Bat. my dear.- his wife tnterruptad.
har face tease with amasemeet. If that la
ao why did you tell me to beware of Mr.
Winters? Why did yoa talk about my silly
vanity T Why?
"Why I don't know why tha Con
finned Coanmotrr Interrupted tragically.
A maa'i a fool for trying to explain
things to a woman, anyway! Tou don't
understand yoa will never understand
mer
(Copyright, jfiL by tha N. T. Herald Co.)
haa untold ops t unities of developing her
self along tha lines that really count In
Ufa. Her Idle alster. whom sba may envy
because of bar apparent chance to culti
vate culture, baa Uttla opportunity of de
veloping self-reliance or self-control- And
It is. after all. thaea e.ualirjee which are
nost to be desired tn woman.
Wa often hear of tha dignity of labor, but
very few of na realise the large amount
of dignity aad culture there is la our daily
toll. This is tha ago of hard work aad
bralna, but tha brains without tha bard
work are of little avail. Success la per
spiration, not Inspiration, aad the woman
who works at bar dally task, determined to
get the most out of It. whether she hkes
her profession or not, la tha one who ia
going ta sTioceed la Ufa aa wall as la her
work.
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Potted Philosophy
Tha greatest ambition any maa can have
is to be happy.
Talent has a gar tlma speeding tha coin
earned by genius.
Tba man who aadarvaJuea himself ta
never overrated by others.
He who is ashamed of honorable poverty
would be proud of dishonorable richea.
The young man need oil man's head,
and the old man needs tha young man's
heart
Tba maa who bopea to waka np aad find
himself famous shouldn't depend opoa aa
alarm clock. Philadelphia Inquirer.
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cool drink about every five minutes waa a
good eaoagb average for me.
"I started In oa mineral water taut I
road a warning from some fellow who aaid
water m great quantities during a hot
spell waa dangerous, at liable to drown th
constitution, ar rust It. cr sosaethmg ke
met. tie recommended milk, ao I swore
ft oa water aad took ta milk. I had ran.
sumed about eight quarts la the apace of
a tew hours whoa I happened to notice a
"'tie Itaen that aaid swgar waa bad la the
hearted tons aad that milk had tea much
sugar la It to ba wholesome. Iced saraa
parllla waa etroagly erged aa a substituta.
T switched to tha Iced aaraaparilla aad
waa proceeding ta take aa extended course
of treatment la the aame when I waa
solemnly advised that tha only way ta
keep cool these torrid days waa to partake
of lea cream sodas.
I bad fairly entered aa aa lea cream
soda ergie of ooeeUderable preteasloDs
whoa I stumbled over another "What to
Priak ta Hot Weather lntonaetloa u
reaa that aald the aaly thing that could
possibly auss tha thirst duria a hot
tve backet af load tea with a
lemoa in It I did fairly well with the Iced
Ua nr. til I waa called ap ea tha 'phene by
a bibulous friend of mine, who tr-l-fr-l oa
my Joining him la tha nearest cats and
Impartlag the weighty secret that tha
aaly tain to drink ta warm weather waa
a gin rlckey. I obliged aad waa taaking
r escape whea a Georgia colonel whom
I mat oa one of say tours blew la aad
aaid ba would new save my Ufa by haad
tag ma the aaly summer drink a saint
Julep..
"Becaasa. ouh." said my Georgia friend,
earnestly. -I realty think the trouble with
you Is that yoa dea't drink aaough.
(Cpyrlgt, WU, by tha If. T. Herald Ca-J
Is Tone Taete teed'
"Ret Tour Actlon oa Things Above."
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Every life la cor.stantly giving expree
aioa ta likes snd dislikes. The basin -r
tnaa at the cafe Indicates his tastes 1
selertloa and rejectioa of foods. Two glr .
cbooHng bats prefer different effects. At
the band concert one hearer thrills st the
sextette from "Lucia Ltmrn'-moor." an
other la enthusiastic over "Ofrallsla and
Bcdc!Ia" So In home and shop. In con
cert ball aad library, at work and play,
we daDy reveal our tartes and preferences.
And we cannot help doing this, for all ac
tion and sprech are expressive tastes.
This apparent commonplace becomee sig
nificant ahea we come to reaJiae that taste
Is the Index to character the revelation of
the moral ststas of the Individual. There
are some tates of mhich wa may Justly
feel proud. There are others which reveal
traits which we might well be anxious to
hide. It Is often comparatively rar to de
serve ourselves by alleging plausible mo
tives for questionable actions. We may
argue that to learn bow to live we must run
the whole gamut of experience aad we
may thus attempt to excure "wild oats," In
discriminate theater-tolr.g. promiscuous
reading, fondneaa for the dance. We mav
declare: "The Sabbath was fried tnir wnmrs -
and thua attempt to Justify our desecra
tion of the Lord's day in frivolity and
worldly amuae-nents. We may any we are
too tired to attend church, and with auch
excuses we may fool ourselves and lmar'n
wa have convinced eihra. but the wise
observer win sea la our "wild oats" a
weak surrender to vicious desire; In our
love for tba theater tha subordination of ln
toilact to sensation; la our reading of
pemldooa books a thirst for the vulgar and
vicious; la our love of dancing the craving
for unhealthy aad unheaJthful physical
pleasure.
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Loretta's Looking Glass-Held Up to Man Who
1 1 '' " n..,sa iJ.,1 L.1 I 111 11,-lhiiH' V .J.l.Lai.tUi-JiU.M
"Mr. Bore-headed Boar withes me to tall
you how sorry be la that he cannot coma
tonight. He ba haa a severe headache."
Toa are Mra. Bora-headed Bear; aad.
for tha thousandth or ao time, you are
lying tor tha old animal, whs sits at
home nursing his head. Every one
knowa he Is a sore-head. And every
one knows that you are fibbing. He
haa aa headache except tha oaa that is
a chronic complaint.
Ha usually haa it whan a dinner ta
ntatloa comes ts you. Being: one of
those tender-spotted creatures, he Is
alwaya nursing allghu. If the dinner tn-
tiiauen comes irons tna wile of a
with whom he haa had a tiff at
remote data la hla history, ha win aot
accept because ba la still brooding over tha
alight. Ha la so beastly la his extreme
al&ahaaea that he continues to show his
bearish nature by utterly overlooking the
fact that yoa have some right to conald
erecloa. A man's Ufa is -full af Uttla disagree
ments, small fusses, that naturally rise
la tha course of competitive business. But
this sore-head bear of yours never for
gets any of them. He numbles and mow tha
them and, even when he ia aot actively
encaged at that, ha tacks them away la
the hack of hla braia ao ha can drag them
out whea some social advance cornea from
tha Individuals who may have been to
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CARL E. BADER,
I-astor Pearl Memorial M. E. Chur ch
it Is disoonoertiag to leara that these
expressions of our tastes reveal to men our
grave deficiencies In character. But this
!w Is not merely an embarrassing publica
tion of our weaknessos; It may serve aa a
most valuable revelation to ourselves. We
will find soma things that will shock 'ua
aad reduce oar conceit.
Were we mere automatons externa! !y
controlled eelf-knowledre would be useleaa
But we are personalities with power of
choice. We hsve Individual will, which
makee each maa a potential kins' la tha
kingdom of himself. Will is not merely to
blame.
A maa who la not a member or tho
I reus family puts these small differ
ences away with tha and of the matter that
caused them. Certainty, ba does not ex
pect his wire ta turn sorehead, tea, and
blp aim worry wlta the quarrels aa If
they wara bones
When yoa make your excuse for your
husband, a feeling of disgust . rises la
tha hearts of tha host and hostess. They
know that you are prevaricating to spars
your own and yeur husband dignity.
They know that you think he la behaving
kka a spoiled child Instead at a grown
maa. They pity you. and they condemn
you at once. It makes them a V.i resent
ful that you should aaem ta think that
they are ao unintelligent that they will
accept your excuse unsuspectingly. They
are certain that your sorehead did not so
much aa send as apology for not coming.
They are aura that you came alone la
a kind of desperate determination not to
give cp a friendship with the wife of tha
maa who bad incurred your husband's dis
pleasure. Probably tha host cannot even recall the
exact circumstance of the disagreement.
Ha Just vaguely recalls that there waa
one. He feels sorry for you that yoa
have to suffer for tha bearlahneas of your
life-partner. But neither hoe teas aor host
la deceived by your He; and they think leas
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be exercised la securing what taste de
9ends; K may be need te manipulate and
cultivate our tastes themselves. Emersoa
says. ' Toltroonery Is the acknowledging
aa Inferiority to ba lacurabla.
It Is the business of every true men and
acme a te cultivate noble tar tea. For tartee
aot only reveal they make character. And
ther5 is somelh'ns rtsrtlitig ta the thought
that we can be what we (-house to be.
Piul, writing to the Celoaeiane. said, "fet
jour affection on things abare." Not ""Oh.
that you liked the best thinga," but "set
cur affection" on tho? hcavenlr prises.
Determine to seek what you earn l te like
and you will eventually love what you seek.
It ia a busintas Lke rroceflure which suc
ceeds becauae it works In harmony mith
tha infalLt.le laws cf God. If all things
are wlthla our reach, certainly we want
tha best, the thing ab-r. And what are
thess? Welt there's chsracter. That's cer
tainly above money, ease, temporal posi
tion. So we'll set our affection on chsr
acter, and since all the world admits tbat-j
Jerus Christ is th one perftct charscter
known to men, we will set our affection
on the character of Chrlrt.
Than we want a system of education.
Again we turn to Christ, for His teaching
is above all other, and we adopt Hie teach
ing aa our rule for life. It la set forth la
the book, so e must have that.
And now with the character aad teaching
of Jesus Ctirtn included la our affection we David Bowman, 601 South Fortieth Bt
mVaV,. Baltxer. 110 South Twanty
meat. find that the higher things wtl,,vr. -
have chosen h.v. actuary become pleasure flcbui Brd7. Poppleton At
to us and we come to like the thinra that Bm BwC. 11 Sooth Eighteenth St
Ood likes, and therefore know that we are
like God.
"Set your affection on things above, not
on things an the earth." And "When
Christ, who Is our life, shall be manifested,
then shall ye also with Him ba manifested
In glorr."
is Sore-Headed Bear
of yon for tailing It.
"Does aba think wa cannot sea through
her excuses T" your friends ask each other
whea the bear aad yea are being dis
cussed. What makes yoa perjure youraelf while
yonr sore-head alts at home auralng hla
grievance? stop lying for him! If ba Is
a disagreeable, surly, splenetic sore-bead.
yaa need aot try
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ogiy. ra-natured. unforgiving tamoem.
Aad yea need aot become a Madame Sap
phire, Tea have a right te your frtenda
certainly aa meca aa ha haa a right te
his enemies. Have them. Let him sulk
la his bear-pit. But do aot try te salve
your pride by telling what la aot true.
It tails to serve the purpose. Aad. grad
ually, yea will Impress upon your frtenda
tba fact that yea torn a not ill-suited
Partner for your grumpy husband. Bore
head and Sapphire! What a combination!
It is one that ahouid never be formed.
Prevent it by refusing te apologise for tha
bilious beast who will aot be
Ceeseed Wrens;.
"And your husband gave "B9.0C for that
old bookr
"Tea," replied Mra. Comrox.
"To show how much you rare for liter
ature. I auppoae?
'No. To ahow bow little we care for
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AI.MKNA M. ELT.
1130 Kinney Street.
SATURDAY,
Xante aad AAdrf-,
ilHie Alperln. 0JU North SUteenth
jWiJUara Anderson, 5SS South Thirty-fourth
John A. Anderson, 1191 Ohio 6t
Milton Barmettler, J60J South Twentieth St
Viola N. Brown, 21 J South Twenty-eighth Are...
Hulda Carlson, JJ17 South Twentieth St
Marcel J. Clark, 3 4 IS Boyd St. .
Pearl P. Case, 25IS South Ninth St. . High Ill I
Helen Campbell. 102 North Eighteenth St Central 1S93
Raymond G. Durka, 3 SOI Farnam St Hlg;h 1SI3
Walter Ianilewlci. 4JJ9 North Thirty-sixth St Monmouth Park.. .ISIS
Dorothy Davit. 6011 North Thirtieth St Miller Park 19tS
Almecce Ely. 2120 Blnnay St Lothrop 101
Clare Foley, 2J2i Burdette St Sacred Heart 10
Roy Feltman. 714 South Eighteenth 8t... Leavenworth ISM
France Frank. 1210 South Twentieth St Mason .: 102
Louia Fellman, (06 South Thirteenth Et Leavenworth 1S0J
Willie Francla. 1S12 Ohio St ...Lake 1001
John Craaco, 271 J South Twelfth St Bancroft 1817
George George, 1201 South Thirteenth St Pacific If" 03
Josephine Goettaehe, 1718 Van Camp St High ,..1818
Elaie Gkaaeman, 4701 North Fourth St Sherman ,..1818
Alfred Hook, 2431 South Nineteenth St Caatellar 103
Lee Thomas Huff, Sanford Hotel ..Central .
Harry Holtgren, 812 4 North Twenty-second St Saratoga
Acnea Hubicek, 1817 South Fourteenth St Lincoln .
Edward Heslop. 4821 North Twenty-seventh St. .. .Saratoga
Oscar Has. 2156 South Nineteenth St
Walter I. Horton, 4534 North Fortieth
Leslie T. Johnson, 4238 Grant St
Harold Johnson, 3220 Woolworth Ave
Clara M. Kemph. 1120 Dorcas St
Julie Kessler. 2S17 South Twenty-fifth
Marie Laurie. 1718 William St
Garrard Leeds, 2015 Lea ren worth St
Helen Lerlnaon, 1831 North Twenty-fourth
Grant Ed Lanu. S24 North Serenteenth St .'..Central 18
Gertrude Meyers, 341S Blondo St.
Beanie Meyeraon, 883 North Twenty-fifth
Carl Magnuaeen. (03 Locust St
Lyail Matthews. 2515 North Nineteenth
Donald Miller. 3511 Seward St
Emma B. Nollmann, 581 South Thirty
Fred Peterson. 1803 Ontario St
Julia Pardene, 1122 South Thirteenth
Adolph Preacher, 1817 Ohio St
Edward Ryan. 313 South Thirty-sixth
Mary J. Stefan, 820 Homer St
Grace L. Snygg. 3638 Hamilton St
John Sobetskl, 2807 South Boulevard
Frank SteJskaL 306 Woolworth Are
Sophie Strmad. 1015 Homer St
Sarah Sniuer, 2003 Paul St
Bertha Siegal, 1316 South Nineteenth
Flora Tobin, 1036 South Eighteenth St
John ValentL 618 Pacific St
Mabel Venn. 3617 Blondo St
Viola Wainright. 2116 Laird St Lothrop 1J05
George E. Whitney. 823 Pierce St.... Pacific !!".1838
Emma Weible, 2318 South Thirty-second St Windsor V..1801
Geraldine Woods, 708 South Twenty-sixth St Mason .V1888
Gordon Watson. 4138 Grant St Clifton Hill."..!J ! !l808
Helen E. Westergaxd. 1713 North Thirty-third St Franklin -.1S37
Lertne O- Toder. 4116 Nicholas Bt Walnut Hill Iii04
Some Silhouettes of the Sidewalk r!?7
Wanta buy a busts
Cbistofo' Columb'T
Sella cbeapa musta
Make beesnls hum!
Thus, through winter rigors.
Or whea summers reek.
Tony hawks hla Cg-ures,
Modern aad antique.
From hla well-died basket
Julius Caesar frowns.
What lies near? Doa t ask tt
Busts la whites aad browns.
Modern faces stupid.
Flippant. Preachy things.
Bathing girls and Cupid
With arrawa, bow aad wings.
Delia Robbie's pretty
Children lie between
Venus and a gritty
Bust of Edmund Ksaa.
A bra haa Lincoln's traglc
Mask looks sad If forth
Near a mighty magic
Bear from out tha North.
And above bis treaauree
Tony smiles with glee.
Though, meanwhile, he measures
Tear capacity.
Innocent aad breeay
He answers yeur "Hallo."
If be thinks you're aasy
High bis price win go.
A feeaithy lookteT womaa dressed la
dees ssourr-ir. atcnued aau th
ecalaa aad requested the grocer's clerk ta
ascertain her weight, lie looked. Sad
said. "One hundred aad furtr Miisia"
"Toa mads a mistake of twelve pouads
la that wosoaa's weight, aaid another
maa who had alee watched the hum
he weighed Ud pouade Inrlras ec lea"
Widows and Worry
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CLARA KEMTF.
IUk Lotca Street.
July 15, 1911.
School.
Year.
1J01
. -lll
St Caaa
St High
..Ult 101
..High im
..Vinton 1S5
. . Bel l(v
. .Vinton 181
..Vinton ..10J
..Fimim 1105
. .Cattellar 10I
- thlrY 6t
Monmouth Park . . ,1 8 S
....1881
1883
'...1838
...188S
....1888
...1837
1304
1832
1E8C
,..1800
St...
St...
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.....High
Central Park.
Clifton HU1..
High
Lincoln .....
St. Joaeph. . . .
Comenlus .. . .
...1S34
Park 1001
St Long 10S
01
. . . . LOEg
. . . . Webster
...Lake
. . . Lake
. . . . Franklin
...High
....Vinton
...Pacific
. . . .Lake ,
...Columbian ....
...Bancroft
Walnut Hill...
. . . . Im. Conception .
, . . . Train
.Vinton
. ...ICellom .......
. . . . Caatellar
. . . . Leavenworth .
Pacific
...1833
...1800
...1888
...1301
.. .1803
...1833
...1835
...1804
...1801
...1804
...1637
...1886
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BT BOBBIK BABBLE '
But If you're a wise oaa
Name the price yourself.
And carry off a prise one
For your mantel ehelf.
While Tony goes off smiling
To find aa carter maa.
Aad. childlike and beguiling.
To cheat him if be caa.
tCopyrigbt. 1TJ. by the K. T. Herald Co.)
aha aevar would have forgiven me If I bad
bald her so. That woman a husband died
about ate weeks aso. Bhm baa gained
ervee pounds la that time, but to keep
bar la good humor with herself I tad te
mak her think aha had lost tlva I don't
now why It is. but anybody who haa suf
fered a bereavement aeema te think tt a
diagraca te take oa fleas. That womaa
haa besa weighed three time since her
husband died. IU.J would be shacked If
she knew abe had gained right along.
FortuaaLely aha ts too near-alghted te read
ua scaiea aerseu. ao It as easy te
-I aaow inec- aaid the clerk, -but
she Is wasting easy