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As I tour the military hospitals,
aay« u w riter lu a London paper, 1
hear strange stories from the ward
from m atron herself, and from
me» of all grades In the serried rows
of bed*. Poor II— braved all tha
1 terrors of wur — wounded at Mohs,
•i-mi gassed at Ln B asse»—-only to he
Ignoinlnlously killed by an omnibus In
the city street at hom e! W hole fam
ilies of sous lie burled In France. Hut
I know a rase lu which four sons and
u son-in-law Joined up In August. 1014,
and w ent clean through the whole stu-
peudou* dram a, without one of the hve
getting so much as a scratch ! I know
a heroic m ajor, who hud the m addest
escapes from shol ami shell, and was
killed at lust by a falling brunch of
a tree whilst at home on leave.
I know a chaplain V’. C. # h o all but
hroke his neck on a flight of stone
steps at Salghton Towers, w here he
wus C ountess * flrosvenor’s guest. I
know a w ar correspondent, of many
tierce cam paigns, who met his death
after all in a London air raid. And I
talked . w ith the sole survivor of •
ship, who turned out to be the only
m em ber of the crew who couldn’t
swim ! Mow shall we explain th e se ,
vagaries? They made fatalists of our
m e n ; and one day In the hospital, l
came upon a 'la d who was reading the
William
Jennings
Bryan
at
Lebanon
Chautauqua
July
20
Moslem Koran. He held up the page
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to me, and pointed to the verse: "No
Chautauqua week promsies a Four singing Sammies straight hap chanceth. but the sam e was writ-
treat to the music levers of Leb- from France, the Overseas Quar- tin in the Book of D ecrees!”
Misters,
Copyright recinterai. IVIS
H ighest M arket Brice I*aid F o r Livestock
.
Why
anon this year. Twelve musical tet witt bring songs from camp
programs in all will be presented and trenches that will stir every TOOK LIBERTY WITH FACTS
with a total of thirty-three artists Apierican heart. Joel W. East Author of "The Luck of Eden Hal!”
appearing
during the six days, man, lecturer, will discuss Recon-
Admitted That He Drew on
We carry a complete line of
His Imagination.
The
big
unusual
feature
of
the
struction
problems.
All
men
in
Battery Repair Parts. New
week
will
be
the
coming
of
Cas-
khaki
and
honorably
dischs^ged
T he author of the poem, "The L « k
Batteries l> Service Batteries
tellucci’s
Concert
Band
under
the
s
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l
d
i
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r
s
ere
invited
to
both
of
Kden Hall." wus Jotm uu Ludwig
Our repair work guaran
Uhlund, u Germ an poet of the first
.directions of Omero Castellucci. ‘‘Victory D^y” programs With half
teed to aland up.
of the nineteenth century, .who
Willard Wood insulated
This splendid organization of no admission charges.
first put that rom antic legend Into
batteries are guaranteed
Italian musicians has been one of Prominent among the many verse and Inter it was dressed in k’a p
absolutely for one year.
Rubber Thread insulation
the
biggest success of Eastern lecturers of the week stands lish rhym e by Longfellow. As the
for a year and a half.
goes, the young lord of the
Chautauqua circuits for several Judge George D. Allen of Mass- | story
m anor during a night of drunken rev-
Auto Electric Shop years. Bess Gearhart Morrieon, achusetts. His lecture, ‘‘The | eiry. dem anded . the drinking glass
onaof America’s greatest enter- Needs of the Hour” is one of the called “the luck of Eden H all.” T he
DEGGE & BURRELL
418 Court Street.
Phone 203 tainers, will appear as an added great timely forceful addresses ! butler "heard the words w ith pain.”
but brought the goblet wlfit-h the tipsy
• Salem, Oregon
attractions on br.th afternoon of the present day. Others are | noblem
an sm ashed. Instantly flames
The only exclusive battery-
and evening progr; mi.
Julius Caesar Nayphe. a briliant ! cracked the celling and the persona
shop in Marion county.
surrounding the festal board becam e
Another musical feature of young Athenian who presents a 1 dust.
Expert Lightiug and Starting
The straightforw ard Am erican
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particular
prominence
is
the
en-
spectacular
le
c
t
u
r
e-entertain
poet*
explains
at the heading of Ids
O p e n w eek d sv * I p. m to * p m.
gagement of the Zedeier Sym- ment known as “The Oriental translation th at In spite of the tragic
S u n d a y * till I p . m .
of the jsiem the glass is still In
psonic Quintet, an organization Pageant” on the first night: Dr. i ending
existence,
it Is todav. It is'slx ^
of five splendid musicians. Other Robert Sutcliffe, eminent writer | Inches high, nud of so pule
green glass, ex- ’
musical events of the evqnts of a n d educator whq has a splerldid quisltely enam eled ia blue and w h ite.’
the week will include two con- Reconstruction lecture and Mar- Practical foil* say th at It probably
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Fighting Man
Develop a High Degree of Fatal
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C A S T O R IA
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let eua M. J. Crabtree. It.
Oregon.
Capital $50,000.00
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Company. a group «f four musi- s*nts a delightful lecture on the
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SALEM, OREGON
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Author Now Forgotten Conceded to
Have Been the First to Depict
Undergraduate Days.
H arvard graduates, the world over,
have long believed* th a t the earliest
pictorial record of undergraduate life
at the oldest college in the U nited
States wn* m ade when F. O. Attwood
drew Ms pictures of college life for
the first volume of the H arvard Lam
poon. The Lampoon was the fore
runner of hum orous Journalism to-
A m erica; Attwood becam e a fam ous
hum orist; and his “M anners A Cus
toms of ye H arvard Studente” was es
tablished as a classic. The discovery
of a tim e-stained book In a New Knsr-
land farm house reveals an ea rlier
draftsm an, whose “College Scenes”
annulate “Ye H arvard Studente” b y
about a q u arter of a century, but were
soon generally forgotten. Of N. H ay
ward. the artist, no record rem ains
but the bare fact th at be was then In
college. The discoverer, however, had
a rare afternoon when lie found the
volume in n dusty chest, where It had
been pneked aw ay w ith a lot of con
tem porary textbooks and an old H a r
vard diplom a.—C hristian Sclenca Mon
itor.
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Four
Stores
came originally from Spain, w here It
was used as a chalice In communion
service, but the origina.1 story goes
that It was left at St. C uthhert’s w ill
by a company of fairies.
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SALEM. ORE
rartn ana country
Secretary Daniels said at a d ln te rr
“W hen the laym an fries to talk aan-
tically he makes as many m istakes an
the city girl oh the farm .
“T his city girl was smoking her
after-dinner cigarette In the Immt.iock
on (he lawn w h rt a cow begun td low
m ournfully. The city girl blew a
smoke cloud Into the air and said:
“ ‘L isten to that poor lieifej m ewing
for her colt V ”
Hi* Trouble.
L ittle Ren woke up February 12 all
out of sorts. Things had gone wrong
the day, before, and the pr*w|>ect wan
dark when his fath er began to help
him dress. H e was on the verge of
tears, and In a few seconds he w in
boo-honing.
“W hat's the m atter. Ren?” naked,
his father.
“W hy, I lost two tuarblea yisteduy,
and Johnny Abel frew rocks a t my
little rooster, and Buddy Jones tried
to break my wagon anil this is L in
coln’s birthday and 1 can’t give him
any present because he's d-e-a-a-n-d.”
W hereupgn little Ben hu^*t Into
weeping that relieved him of an ae-
cum ulation of sorrow and disappoint
m ent and prepared the w ay for an -,
other and better day in boydoni.
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