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THE COURIER. i n t A - A TH COURIER CLUBS WITH ANY MAGAZINE. WRITE FOR TERMS. fi f BRAVERY. We are brave to laugh we ttraylings of tne dust. Forever driven by a grim Mtnou muitj" From Darkness gotten back to darkneM thrust. William Reeo Dunroy. Th Gra Cprors r,Uartm How the German emperor will brlnf up his only daughter is no subject ot wonderment to the Berliners. They know that, princess as sho is, she will be taught to be a good housewife, to sew, to cook perhaps, and to order din ner certainly. For the sovereign's ideal woman is a strictly domestic person, as his ideal man is a stout soldier. Hit little boys haven't much fun in their dally lives. Concerning these lives the Bketch nays: In the Spartan upbrlng' lng ot bis children the kaiser rivals hli ancestor, Frledrlch Wllhelm of Prussia. According to Klausmann's "Leben in Deutschen Kalserhaus," the life of the royal children of Berlin is not sweet ened by hours. of inactivity. In their years of Infancy the kaiserin ministers to almost all their wants, spends a good part of the day with them and enters into all their amusements, When the princes arrive at the age of 9 things are all changed and it is all work. They are then allowed about an hour and a half out of their waking hours to themselves; all the rest of their day is spent in study and physical training. Even in holiday time their tutors ao company them to superintend their tudlfNL Philadelphia Ledger, As Molineux was led off to the Tombs a newsboy appeared with an "extra" containing the latest Kipling bulletin, and many lips involuntarily murmured the moral of the inquest: . "A rag, a bone, and a hank of hair!" If you want the MOS YOUR MONEY You want the ism Glean, well ventilated care. Cool in summer. Warm in winter. Elegant diners. Fay only for what you order. Ele gant chair cars. Attentive porters. Everything the best by the Burlington. G. W. BONNEfeL, C. P. &T. A Bard to Please. 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