■a
Parade of the Shriners in the Canal Zone
Rann-dom Reels
By HOWARD I . RANN
T H E T IR E G U A R A N T E E
see her new babies Mr. Fox told her
th e sam e thing.
H E p n eu m atic tire g u a ra n te e D
Mrs. P orcupine and Mrs. B adger
a m o u rn fu l a tte m p t to satisfy
R. FOX had a g rea t m any neigh also received a call from Mr. Fox, and
people who o b ject to buying new tire s
bors an d he w as anxious to be w ere told th a t no children in the
every tim e they run o v er a beer bot frien d ly w ith them all. H e w as sly woods could com pare w ith th e ir new
tle. T h is g u a ra n te e does not cost an y and clever, like all his fam ily ; b ut th is babies, so th a t each m o th er thought
th in g until th e m an who ow ns It trie s tim e he overdid th e m a tte r, us you will h e r children th e p re ttie st babies, for
to collect a new casin g on th e stren g th see.
not one told to th e o th e r tlie nice
of a nine-inch blow out caused by d riv
M rs. S q u irrel had a new fam ily of things Mr. Fox had said.
ing over a pickle Jar. I t th en assum es little squirrels, an d as soon us Mr. Fox
All would have gone well w ith Mr.
a th re a te n in g asp ect, and h as to be h eard this, over he w ent to cull on her. Fox If Mrs. S quirrel had not been a n x
mollified by paying th e list price, w ith
“Oh, w hat handsom e h u b le s!” ex ious th a t every one should know th a t
ex p ress both'' w ays added.
claim
ed Mr. Fox when he suw th e new h er babies w ere considered th e p r e t
W hen a new tire is bought fo r cash,
squirrels.
“Your children a re th e tie st and jiroposed th a t they should
It Is g u a ra n tee d ag a in st various form s
han
d
so
m
est
In4 th e woods, Mrs. S quir hold a baby show an d have Mr. Fox for
of disease, an y one of which may sap
th e judge.
its v ita lity and cau se It to pop open rel. You may be su re o f th a t,” he told
To this, of course, all th e m others
her.
In som e unexpected place. It Is also
agreed, fo r each one w as su re her
Now, it happened th a t on his way
understood th a t th e ow ner Is to prop It
babies would get the prize.
up occasionally w ith air. It Is difficult hom e he w as called In to Mrs. R ab b it's
Mrs. S quirrel frisked over to Mr.
View of tlie reeent greut p ara d e of S h rln e rs of th e C anal zone In B alboa. O enerul P ersh in g review ed the pa- for a four-inch tire to c a rry 3,800 house to see h er new babies, and Mr.
F o x ’s house to tell him th e news.
rude, w ith Sam uel II. M arcuse, past p o te n ta te of Abou Saa<! tem ple.
pounds of In stallm en t-p lan autom obile Fox told h e r th a t h er children w ere hy
“O f course,” she said, “It will be a
and seven ro b u st p assen g ers on 60 fu r th e p re ttie st he ever had seen, “the g re a t disappointm ent to th e o th ers
pounds of air, w ith o u t giving w ay at very p re ttie st In th e woods, M rs. Rab
In 1851 th e s ta te ad o p ted an am end
when you tell them th a t my children
som e vital spot and spoiling an en tire b it I” he told her.
m ent to Its co n stitu tio n p ro h ib itin g the
a re the p re ttie st, but It ca n n o t be
evening fo r all concerned. If an ad
Tlie n ex t day Mr. Fox h eard th a t helped. Some one m ust have th e p r e t
m a n u fa c tu re an d sa le o f intoxicating
ju stm e n t Is n o t m ade a t once, on the som e new little possum s had been
liquors.
tie st babies, and any one w ith h alf an
b asis of a new casing and tube, th e b ro u g h t to Mrs. Possum by th e stork,
In all of th e w ars, from th e R evolu
eye can see th a t m ine a re f a r ahead
local d ea le r will lose one of th e best
tio n ary down to th e w orld w a r M aine
of all th e o th e r wood children.”
tim e cu sto m ers In tow n.
h a s m ore th a n done its sh a re In the
Mr. Fox sm iled a sickly sm ile when
T h e tire g u a ra n te e does not p ro tect
cau se of rig h t and Its record along this
he heard th is and said, of course, he
line Is one of th e m ost g lo rio u s pages th e m an who allow s th e Insidious sand
would be proud and pleased to be th e
b liste r to craw l Into th e casing through
in its history.
Judge, b u t as soon as it w as d a rk th a t
T he w orld ow es m uch to th e sons a sto n e b ru ise an d e a t Its w ay down
n ig h t he took h is valise— he did not
an d d au g h te rs o f M aine. I t h as given to th e dem o u n tab le rim w ithout In ter
stop fo r a tru n k or his household
it som e of th e m ost re m a rk a b le men ference. T h ere a re tw o w ays to tre a t
goods—and out of the woods he w ent,
utk I women In h isto ry .
H en ry W ads th e san d b lister. O ne is to have it vul
f a r aw ay over th e hills, and never did
.Colony Established on Pine along th e shores of Casco bay on te r w orth Longfellow , A m erica’s g rea test canized by som e leisurely a rtisa n , and
he show him self th e re again.
rito ry now w ithin th e lim its of B ru n s poet, w as born a t P o rtla n d . S ir H i th e o th e r Is to open It up w ith a ja c k
W ell he knew w h at would happen
Tree’s Shore Before Land
wick an d Cape F lizaheth.
ram S. M axim, Inventor o f th e Maxim k n ife an d w ait fo r th e g ran d finale
to him if he w ent to th a t baby show
w
ith
a
tig
h
t
g
rip
on
the
ste
erin
g
wheel.
F
irst
Chartered
City.
ing of Pilgrims.
m achine gun, first saw th e light of
nnd picked out th e p re ttie st babies,
Some tire s a r e g u ara n tee d longer
In 1041 occurred a n o th e r n otable day a t S angervllle. I lls eq u ally fam
and he did n o t intend to ta k e any
event In the h isto ry of A m erica, when ous b ro th er, H udson M axim, Inventor th a p o th ers, an d will la st fo r several
such risk.
T he
S ir F erd ln an d o G orges estab lish ed th e of sm okeless pow der, Is a n a tiv e of y ea rs If n o t driv en to excess.
W hen Mr. F ox did not show up, Mr.
first c h a rte re d city In th e U nited S ta te s O rnevllle. L illian N o n lica, one of the best w ay to p rese rv e tire s Is to drive
Owl w as called upon to judge, but
slow
ly
aro
u
n
d
th
e
block
once
a
week
u n d er th e nam e of G orgeana. T h is Is w orld’s g re a te s t singers, w as born at
so o ver ran Mr. Fox to call, “for," said being a very w ise bird he told the
now th e town of York.
F arm in g to n , an d A rtem u s W ard, the and th en p u t th e ca r to sleep on s tilts he, “the b est w ay to keep on good m others th a t he could not see well
Coast First Visited by John Cabot In
over night. W hen a catalo g u e house
T h e y e a r 1775 w as a m em orable one renow ned h u m o rist, a t W a te rfo rd
term s w ith my neighbors Is to p raise enough in th e daytim e to give an
1498— Maine Blazed Path to Na
In Ihe a n n a ls of Maine. In Ju n e th e
F ra n k lin Sim m ons an d B enjam in tire h as been ru n 15,000 m iles w ithout the children to th e ir m others.”
honest opinion, and so th e m others
tional Prohibition — Produced
first naval b a ttle of th e R evolutionary P aul A kers, tw o of th e w o rld ’s g reat
w ent home each su re th a t h e r chil
H
e
told
Mrs.
Possum
th
a
t
h
e
r
chil
GLASS
!
ttx/ft
Many Men of Note.
w ar, th e first naval engagem ent of th e est scu lp to rs, w ere horn resp ectiv ely nt
ff AtftAXt To
O « A * 0 '» T U I * . ■
dren w ere th e p re ttie s t In th e woods, dren w ere th e p re ttie s t babies in th e
p re se n t U nited S ta te s an d th e first W ebster anil W estbrook. Rev. ElIJnh
HA* Hen
IH A G » « r u i a » " « *
and when Mrs. Coon sen t fo r him to w orld.
(Copyright.)
P o rtlan d Me.—One hun d red y ea rs tim e th e B ritish flag w as stru ck to Kellogg, w hose nam e will alw a y s live
I A M - MOO C M M t F E *
DAMAúep *7
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6US)
Of
So**
ago M aine becam e h s ta te o f th e Union, A m ericans on land o r sea, occurred ns th e a u th o r of “S p n rtn cu s to the
WA1
Of
feet**
wNtM
fo*T
an d th is y ea r th e event Is to he offielnl- off M uchias, Maine, w hen th e B ritish G lad iato rs" and o th e r o ratio n s, ns well
| T l i f t a*t F a ¿T o AY I
ly observed w ith n g re a t celebration, w arsh ip M arg n retta w as ca p tu red by ns th e fam ous “Elm Isla n d ” sto rie s for
th e principal fe a tu re of w hich will tak e th e A m erican ship U nity. T h e In tte r boys, w as horn n t P o rtlan d .
p la ce at P o rtla n d from Ju n e 28 to Ju ly w as com m anded by C apt. Je re m ia h
M any o f A m erica’s g re a te s t c h a r
5.
O’B rien of M uchias, o ften cnlled "th e a c te rs in h isto ry w ere horn In Maine,
W hile M aine Is only a cen tu ry old ns f a th e r of th e A m erican navy,” and Among th e se a re H annihnl Hnmlln,
a sta te , In reality th e te rrito ry w as one fo r his n o tab le ach iev em en t he w as vice p resid e n t of th e U n ited S tntes
By EDNA KENT FORBES
o f the first se ttle d sectio n s of N orth given a vote o f th a n k s by congress.
w ith Lincoln, horn a t P a r i s ; S ir Wll
A m erica. A colony had been estab
A nother h isto ric ev en t of th e y ear llnm Phipps, first royal g o v ern o r of
( C o p y r ig h t.)
GOOD C H E E R B E A U T Y
lish ed on Its shores 10 y ea rs before w as th e m arch of B enedict A rnold and M assach u setts, first A m erican on whom
th e pilgrim s landed nt Plym outh, his arm y acro ss M aine In an atte m p t G re at B rita in co n ferred k nighthood and
T H O S E W IN D O W E N V E L O P E S .
M ass., In 1020. T he M aine const, b a r to c a p tu re th e city o f Quebec.
th e conqueror of A nnapolis Itoynl
C H E E R F U L m ind helps digestion
ring, of course, possible discovery by
F alm outh, now th e city of P o rtlan d , Nova Scotia, a t W oolw ich; D orothea
W h e n e ’e r t h e y h a n d m y m a il to me
—and helps In th e acquiring of
I lo o k It o v e r , q u ic k .
th e early N orsem en, wns first visited, nlso w as bom barded an d d estro y ed In L ynde Dlx, fam ed f.or h e r w ork fo r the
beauty. A sour-looking face is never
A
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x
io
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s
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s
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d
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u
c
e
,
to
se
e
Trie«
to
Collect
a
New
Casing
on
the
It Is believed, by Jo h n C abot, th e Eng- 1775 by a B ritish fleet u n d er M ow att. insane, an d ns head of th e fem ale
lovely, th e expression of bad will de
I f ( a t e h a s p la y e d a tr ic k
Strength of a Nine-Inch Blowout
llsh explorer, in 141(8, only six y ea rs
In 1779 C astlne, w hose c a re e r fo rm s* n u rses d u rin g th e civil w ar, a t Hump-
stro y s even the p re ttie st of featu res.
A n d s e n t m e o n e w ith w in d o w e d sid e .
Caused by Running Over a Pickle T h e a d d r e s s s h o w in g t h r o u g h .
a f te r the discovery of the new world one of th e m ost ro m an tic pages In den.
T h e w om an w ho Is system atically
Jar.
I ’v e a l w a y s g r o a n e d w h e n t h o s e I’ve
by Colum bus. In 1501 th e P o rtu g u e se A m erican histo ry , wns ca p tu red by th e
Many Notable Leaders.
going about th e ta sk of Im proving her
s
p
ie
d
—
e x p lo re r C orte-lteal, cam e to Maine, B ritish , and It w as In th is engagem ent
Some of th e m ost notnhle le ad ers In a p u n ctu re, It e ith e r proves th a t th e
T h e y te ll m e s o m e th in g 's d u e !
an d In 1524 V arrasnno, an Italian , sa il (h at th e fam ous S ir Jo h n Moore, th e A m erica’s public life nlso w ere Maine-
o w n er sto le It from a tru c k o r Is a
ing u n d er n F rench com m ission, cruised su b ject of th a t Im m ortal poem, “T h e born, am ong them T hom as B rack ett m assive and o rn a te lia r.
m th e g ro cer m an .
People I t I t m m a y a y b e be fro
f ro m t h e p lu m b e r ;
along the const. In 1525 a S p an iard , B urial o f S ir Jo h n M oore," received Reed, renow ned p arlia m e n ta ria n and
w ould have less tire tro u b le If they I t m a y b e f o r th e lo v e ly t a n
Gomez, discovered and nam ed th e I’e- his bap tism of fire. In th a t b a ttle fo rm e r sp e ak e r of congress, nt P o rt
paid less atte n tio n to th e g u ara n tee
T o p -c o a t I b o u g h t la s t su m m er.
nohscot riv er Illo de las Gomez, or S tag P aul Revere, who only n few y ears land ; Jo h n D. Long, fo rm er secretary
an d m ore to the short, crisp w arnings B u t w h a ts o e v e r g o o d s 't l s fo r.
river, and In 15*20 the F rench ex p lo rer before had m ad e his m em orable ride, o f th e navy nnd governor of M assa
I t m a k e s m e S h u d d e r s till—
o f th e tire te ste r.
T h o s e t h i n g s w ith t h a t t r a n s p a r e n t d o o r
T h ev et visited th e te rrito ry and re led th e M a ssach u setts d etach m en t of ch usetts, n t B u ck fleld ; R ufus King,
A
lw a y s c o n ta in a b ill.
T
h
e
b
est
kind
o
f
a
tire
g
u
a
ra
n
te
e
Is
tu rn e d to K urope w ith a sto ry of Mo- troops.
tw ice U nited S ta te s m in ister to G reat
a
m
ix
tu
re
of
plain
m
ule
sense
along
rum liegn, M aine’s m ythical city.
In 1803 Com m odore E d w ard P reble B rita in nnd one of th e p rin cip als In
A n d so I lo o k th e l e t t e r s o ’e r
It w as In 1505 th a t th e renow ned son of P o rtlan d com m anded th e A m erican th e d ra ftin g of th e A m erican eo n stltu w ith th e ab ility to dodge betw een the
W ith f e a r d o w n In m y h e a r t.
o f G reat B ritain, S ir Jo h n lla w k ln s, squad ro n nt T ripoli w hich d efeated tlon nt S cn rb o ro ; W illiam P. Frye, th ree-co rn ered rocks w hich strew the O n e m a y b e fro m so m e g ro u c h y s t o r e
D o w n in th e b u s y m a r t.
T h e m an who se ts his
cam e to M aine, and tw o y ea rs la te r thy R arh u ry p irates, nud upon his re A m erican d iplom at and fo rm er acting highw ay.
S u c h c o w a r d ic e m a y b e a sin .
th re e survivors of Ills second ex p ed i tu rn to th e U nited S ta te s w as received p resid en t of th e U nited S tate s sennte b ra k e s a t 30 m iles an h o u r and s ta rts
B u t I a d m i t It s t i l l —
tion crossed Its Interior, the first w hile w ith g rea t d istin ctio n and given a nt L e w isto n ; Lot M. M orrill, secre his c a r w ith a Jerk th a t would dislo T h o s e e n v e lo p e s w ith w in d o w s in
c
a
te
th
e
nock
of
a
p
rize
w
re
stle
r
A lw a y s c o n ta in a b ill!
m en to visit any p a rt of th e present vote of th a n k s and aw ard ed u m edal ta ry o f th e tre a su ry , U nited S ta te s
• • •
d o esn ’t need n g u arn n te e so m uch as
s la te aw ay from the const line. In by congress.
se n ato r and governor of Maine, nt B el
he
does
a
g
u
ard
ia
n
ad
litem
.
F
IN
N
IG
IN
FILO SO FY .
1002 C ap tain B artholom ew G osnold ex
g ra d e ; M elville W. F u ller, form er
"M y Lott Youth.”
( C o p y r ig h t.)
N
ea
rly
iv
e
r
y
body
in
th*
plored Its so u th w estern shore, and In
H u n d re d s of th o u san d s have rend ch ief Ju stice o f th e U nited S tntes Su
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w urrld w ud be honest if ha
1003 ('a p t. M artin P rlng. a B ritish L ongfellow ’s Im m ortal poem "My Lost prem e court, a t A u g u sta : Nelson Ding-
tr a d e r discovered C asco bay, on which Y outh," In w hich he d escrib es his n a ley nnd E ugene H ale, widely know n
th ou gh t th ’ o th e r feller w a s n ’ t
is now located the elty of P o rtlan d .
tive city of P o rtlan d , and in w hich he statesm en , horn respectively at D ur
g iftin ' ready t ’ d o 'im.
F irs t S ettlem ent.
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has m ade fam o u s the naval b a ttle b e ham and T u rn e r ; Hugh M cCullock
T h e p rem ier a tte m p t at settlem en t tw een th e A m erican w arsh ip E n te r fam ous financier nnd fo rm er se creta ry
H OW IT S T A R T E D .
w as m ade In 1004 by S leu r de Monts, p rise and th e B ritish w arsh ip Boxer of th e trea su ry , born n t K en n elu in k ;
T h e r e w a s a y o u n g fe llo w n a m e d R lk e r
W h o . w h e n a s k e d o f h is g ir l, “ D o y o u
tlie fam ous F rench ex plorer, who es fought off th e e a ste rn end of Cusco Sergt. S m ith Prentl»?, one of A m er
Ilk« h e r ? "
By E D G A R A . GUEST
tab lish ed th e first colony in w hat Is hay. In th is bloody en gagem ent th e ica’s m ost fam ous o ra to rs nnd said
S a id , " I 'd g iv e h e r m y lif e ! "
T h e n h i s f rie n d s t a r t e d s tr if e
tmw the U nited S tates, n o rth of F lo ri ca p ta in s of th e tw o sh ip s w ere killed to he th e g re a te st extem poraneous
B y s n e e r in g ly s a y in g . “ Y ou p ik e r ! ”
A P A T R IO T IC C R E E D .
d a , w ithin th e b orders of th e p resen t In action an d both w ere b urled In tlie sp e ak e r th a t ev er lived, a t P o rtla n d ;
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s ta te of M aine, on N eutral Island In old E a ste rn cem etery nt P o rtlan d , Gen. N eal Dow, fa th e r of prohibition,
Trying on His Patients.
T o serv e my co u n try day by day
th e St. Croix river, n e a r w hat Is now th e ir graves, side by side, being vis a t P o rtla n d ; A nnie Louise C ary,
A w estern doctor, ca rry in g a
At an y hum ble post I m a y ;
th e city of Calais.
T he renow ned ited an n u a lly by to u rists from every world renow ned singer, nt W ayne.— W
p a tie n t to a h o sp ital In his car,
T
o
h
o
n
o
r
and
resp
ect
h
er
Flag,
C ham plain w as a m em ber of th e p arty section of th e world.
W. IIiH'gg, Jr., In Chicago Post.
m anaged to sta ll his engine on th e
T o live the tr a its of w hich I b ra g ;
a n d cruised along the M aine coast as
T he y ea r 1814 w as an o th e r n otable
railro a d trac k In fro n t of an ap
T o be A m erican In deed
f a r east as the K ennebec riv er nam ing one In th e h isto ry of th e sta te . D u r
A Smile of Good Fellowship Goes a
ESKIMO “ SHIM M Y”
proaching train . Both doctor and
As
w
ell
a
s
In
my
p
rin
ted
creed.
M ount D esert Island. A fter n terrib le ing It th e p re se n t city of E a stp o rt w as
Long Way Towards Beauty.
p a tie n t Jum ped from th e c a r and
y ea r. In w hich the m ajo rity of the ca p tu red h.v Ihe B ritish an d held ns
ra n aw ay like Jack rab b lts. T he
T o sta n d fo r tru th and honest toll.
looks, m ust keep a cheerful and un
p a rty died from exposure and disease, a p art of C an ad ian te rrito ry for about
stalled-on-the-track system may
T o till my little patch of soli
w orried mind. F o r one reason, the
th e colony wns obliged to give up Its fo u r years. T h e second c a p tu re of
be Introduced Into m ateria medl-
And keep In m ind th e debt I owe
very expression of happiness will cre
existen ce.
C astln e by th e B rltlah also occurred,
ca o r im m aterla surglca, alm o st
T o them who died th a t I m ight know
a te an im pression of p rettin ess, and
In 1007, the first E nglish colony w as and a day or tw o la te r w as fought th e
any tim e, now.
My country, pro sp ero u s an d free.
will add much to her charm .
esta b lish e d at Pophain. at th e m outh rem a rk a b le b a ttle of H am pden, much
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•
And passed th is h eritag e to me.
(Copyright.)
o f the K ennebec river, by G eorge Pop- overlooked by h isto ria n s, and In w hich
Can It Be?
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limn. This* and th e colony of Ja m es both A m erican and B ritish soldiers
I m u st alw ays In tro u b le's hour
D ear Offngin— Is It n fact th a t some
May Be Warmer Next Winter.
tow n. Vn . founded th e sam e y ea r w ere w ere killed, an d the p re se n t citie s of
Be guided hy th e men In p o w er;
of th e B u lg arian officers refu sed to
A tab ulation of the w intry w eather
th e first Kngllsh se ttle m e n ts on the B anger an d B elfast cap tu red ,
F o r God and co u n try I m ust live.
fight ag ain st S erbia and R ussia be fo r about 50 y ea rs p ast show s th a t an
A tla n tic const. T h e little group, how
Dn M arch 15. 1820, M aine officially
My best fo r God and co untry g iv e;
cause they called them th e B alkin' unusually violent w in te r Is usually
e v e r, lifte r th e d eath of Its founder, becam e a se p a ra te sta te of th e Union,
sta te s?
No a c t of m ine th a t men may scan
flunked on e ith e r side by a very mild
v as obliged to abandon (lie site. T he up to th is tim e It having been a p art
• • •
M ust sham e th e nam e A m erican.
one.
colony, how ever, estab lish ed one n o t of M assac h u setts am i know n as the
FIN N IG IN F I L O S O F Y .
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ab le record, fo r It co n stru cted , during d istric t of Maine.
T o do my host an d ptay my p a rt,
M
inn
y a bon eh ead out av o f
Division of the Day.
Its y ea r of suffering, th e Virginia, the
In l*vtli o ccurred one of th e m ost
A m erican In mind and h e a r t;
fice is br ghter than a shmart
Tlie schem e of dividing th e day Into
first vessel to ho built In N orth A m er n otable ev en ts lit the history of the
T o se rv e the Hag an d bravely sta n d
tw o p a rts of 12 hours has existe*l
man in th' office— t’ hear th’
Unite*) S ta ll's an d In w hich Maine
ica.
To g u ard the glory of my la n d ;
since th e tim e of H ipparchus, 150
bon eh ead tell ut.
In 1018. the F ren ch Je s u its o rg an w as th e g rea t fac to r aro u n d which
To he A m erican In deed.
y ears B. C.
s e e
ized a m ission on Mount D esert Island revolved th e p rin cip al Incidents. T his
God g ra n t me stre n g th to keep thla
and In 1014 the const of M aine w as w as the Aroostook w ar w hich thrent-
Whence Came His Fear.
creed.
visited l>v ('a p t. John S m ith of P o ca ened h o stilities betw een G reat B ritain
“ W hy w on’t you go w ith us to
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h o n ta s fume, who m ade th e first re and th e U nited Statics. L arge n u m ■
th e b allet?” ask ed h is ro isterin g
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What the Sphinx Says
lia b le m ap of It and nam ed m any of b ers of troops w ere raised an d Im
com panions.
Tired of Canned Stuff.
Its prln* Ipal points. Including Capo m ense sum s of money ap p ro p riated
"B ecause my f a th e r alw ays used
By Newton Newkirk.
"H o u seclean in g over?"
l-'llzuheth. lie w as the first to apply liy both n atio n s fo r th e ex poet ih I co n
to ch a stise m e w ith o rch ard
“ Nearly."
" I t’s said
th e nam e New K ngland to th is n o rth flict, th e com m anding officer for th e
sw itches, an d I’ve been a fra id of
"S uppose y o u 're very glad."
there
Is
e a s te rn section o f th e U nited S tates. U nited S ta te s tielng th e renow ned Gen.
T his Eskimo co n ju re r and medtcln.
peach
lim
bs
ever
since,"
replied
"I ce rtain ly am . S ard in es become
nothing in
O nly th re e y e a rs a f te r Ihe landing W infield S cott. A ctual blo*stshi*d w as m an knew aim ut th e ’’ahirum y’’ long be
th e th o u g h tfu l yonng man.
m ighty tireso m e a s a re g u la r d ie t"
th is world
o f th e P ilgrim s ('a p t. C hristo p h er l ev- av erted , how ever, nnd the cau se of fo re It becam e p o p u lar In m ore tepK
And they w ondered fo r days
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to be had
e ft estab lish ed a trailin g post on one all th e tro u b le, th e n o rth e a ste rn bound- clim es. Ills a rt of dancing co n sists oi
and d ay s w h at he could have
Uaeful.
fo r
no th
o f th e Islands now w ithin th e lim its ary o f Maine, w as ad ju ste d by a tr e a singing snd sh sk ln g his body without
meanL
"H
av
in
g
any
success
w
ith
yoor
oulja
ing.
How
o f P o rtlan d , am i In 1032 th e fo u n d a ty n eg o tiated by D aniel W ebster, sec moving bis feet.
a a s
b o ard ?"
about
ad
tio n s o f th e p re se n t city w ere e s ta b ro tary o f sta te , and Lord A shburton,
N O T W H IT T IE R 'S .
vice?—or do you consider th a t
"Tea, Indeed.
It makes a lovely
Aim high.
T h ere Is n o th tn g t(H
lished by G eorge Cleeve anil lllchurd rep rese n tin g G re at B ritain .
Of all ma.l words frem bookksaplng men.
N u T H IN O r
M aine w as th e pioneer which biased gOOff for the class. T he h ig h er w e aim thing on which to ataod dower Ths maddest ars iksas. “ Who's had this
T u ck e r.
P rev io u s to th is, how ever.
•ear*
poth"
th
e
p
ath
of
n
atio
n
al
p
ro
hibition
w
hen
th
e
g
re
a
te
r
will
be
our
n
hlevem
ent.
In 1028, se ttle m e n ts had been m ails
W H Y -MR. FO X .MOVED
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