The Sunday Oregonian., August 21, 1904, PART FOUR, Page 37, Image 37

THE SUNDAY OEEGONIAiN,, - PORTLAND, AUGUST 21, 1904.
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TOPICS THAT eA-RTOOJNISTS HAVE FOUND AVAILABLE
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CAUGHT BETWEEN BASES.
-Anaconda Standard.
THE SPEIXBINDEBS ABE, HE HEARSING.
Indianapolis News.
Pioneer Press.
BONK: LOOK. ALTY! HE'S GOT THE SAME STICK HE USED ON WTLUE.
Philadelphia North American.
ABDUL 1 1 AMID BY THE PROPHET, IT IS EOADED!
' Pittsburg Dispatch.
TOGETHER THEY MAY MAKE HTM UBARN.
y St. Paul Pioneer Press.
UNCI.E SAM: HENRY G. DAVIS LET ME SEE; WHO THE DICKENS IS HENRY
G. DAVIS?
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Denver Times.
A STUDY IN EXPRESSIONS.
Chicago Daily Tribune.
THE MARCH OF CIVHJZATION Tommy Atkins "So this Is the bloomink sacred
city. My word, what Jolly line walls for pill advertisements."
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When Ralsuli Smiled.
Chicago Journal.
"At Tangier," said a Chlcagoan. "I saw
Kaisull. He looked as magnificent as
an Indian rajah, and a Frenchman told
trie that he had a foolhardy, reckless
valor.
"This Frenchman said that Ralsuli had
entered the shooting gallery of Tangier
one day -while a Tunisian was trying a
little pistol-practice.
JThe Tunisian was an excellent shot.
H& broke glass balls, rang bells, split
pipe stems and penetrated bulls' eyes
without number. At each shot a polite
murmur of applause arose. The man
was all puffed up with triumph.
"Ralsuli looked on with a sneer, and
finally he said in a loud voice:
- " 'In a duel this gentleman wouldn't
shoot so welL'
" 'We'll see about' that,' yelled the Tu
nisian, and he challenged. Ralsuli, and
ten minutes later they -were on the field.
"They were to fight at 12 paces, each
to Are one shot. Lots were drawn as to
who should shoot first, and Ralsuli lost.
He took his stand before the Tunisian
calmly and the latter lifted up his
weapon, took careful aim and missed.
"Ralsuli smiled. 'What did I tell you?'
he said.
"And he thrust his pistol in his belt,
and strode away humming a French
song."
Love.
James Wright, age 18, shot and
killed himself in Kansas City yester
day because he was not permitted to
marry Bessie Bright, age 17.
Oh, love, love, love, worse in its calf
stage than in any other, what trage
dies are committed in thy name!
Wright should have Waited and read
the morning papers. They tell of- one
A. LwHacher, of Galena, who was mar-
he couldn't possibly have lived if he
hadn't married the girl, but yesterday
he found he was tired of married life,
and shot and killed himself. When
Wright and Hacher meet in the next
world, it should be like a reunion of
those old familiar friends, Before and
After Taking.
Mrs. Bosier, a widow of Pittsburg.
Pa., aged 70, has brought suit against
Willie Levlne, age 23, because he made
him money, not only refused to pay it
back to her, but also refused to marry
her.
The love stories told in the telegraph
are the most interesting of all.
ried Monday.. He ausi -loved so jbariUsve her,Ju)(3, after .she. hjyj, loaned
Lucky and Less Lucky.
Atchison Globe.
Some people say that the cemetery
wldowejs take notice a good deal quicker
Sour Grapes.
New York Press.
Mosquito gazing through the bar,
W'here she slumbered prone and flat,
Touched in scorn his light guitar
And muttered, "How absurdly fat!"
Puzzle Department.
Birmingham (Ala.) News.
Perhaps Kipling is conducting a guess
insr .contest,
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