The Monmouth herald., February 17, 1922, Image 2

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The Voice of the Pack
By EDISON M
ARSHALL
M It. MOUSE’S OOOI) LUCK
T HAD hrrn cold and Mr. Mouse
had almost starved, for In the house
where hr nmile hts home In the
wall there was little to eat, the family
having gone away for the winter.
At first Mr. Mouse did not care. He
was the only mouse In the house, and
there were plenty of crumbs and bits
of food left by the careless cook. Then
when those were gone he found shoes
and many other things that he could
eat. even though he would not have
chosen to eat them If there had been
plenty of other things.
But at last there came a day when
there was not one thing he could eat
In that whole house. He was sure,
for he Itioked before he started out In
the cold world. The ground was cov-
I
t W t » » M » W » » » » » H W W IH » M t l
I'.'l'Trl*tiL ISM, hy 1.1111». Prown A Civ
l i ­ C «» tin n e d
hmirn. thr Inn haa lavn Vr|'t. It «a a
d i-
thia way now. It wvuMn't hatr lean
Just a Vi*« tacit aa hoja ami (Irla have
•Palluir sud I i i v I « stay h « * — r
alwaia lia.I In thr tmouillcht. It mmnt
1 H Imi *•'-«■• mn ,v«'M d iif’ II«' * « l l
Im k li« til* traivi ti itti tire« (It* *lo«l thr aj reholle rviiun. tallón of thr <t<«t«t
II** .turila ta iiliit, lli> illiln't svini l<> that thiii nwvil i'ran»ion a debt that
». «i ili«’ inaimi muli (lint Ini’ knt ««IT In hla mlii«l might possibly («i unt>alil
III'«« ilia »Im.l.ii« a aa ha N|>|ii on. Imi
whl.h no weight of circumstance could
Ila tefu«iil («« notice that Ilia pack maK* hint renounce
aa«'iiia«| lu I'«' «lon.llli fiim lii| l'»il>lar.
Ilia l» ii(lii( for hrr 111«» |«ullr«t at
III.limn hiiiitam usually lia«I (ima thaï Ihr root* of hint. Itut hy thr taw a of
aoiilil I«:«»i anil d«'»irviy imiti a «II«
hla being hr couldn't olalm th««nt until
tanna; hut at««« an animal Intelil- thr itrht Incurred on thr hillside
(«'U.a could |»’it’» l i * that them» I II iva montha ago, ha.I lavn paid; to ta ir
ai.m.-il to K» nuli.ml thla mean* of thrm now mriui to «lull Ihr fine evtge
of hla rr*»«lir* to carry thr taaur
In itici lug <t««aih.
A «.»U I» u f i a»t mu. h nt«tra Inhalt I
through to thr rml. to «lint thr atar
t« it than a an»« vet a (h M »h««tta that li*l him, to w rairn hint, hy bend
luti.» f«ar of an unarmed man an«l ta In* now, for thr trat to (wtir. Ur
wholly im HH'U'». Iml'lr hj a N't tilth didn't Know why. It hail tta fount In
a (im Tita « ji| t*iith » a « »Imply that Ihr deep wrtta of thr *i»lrtt. »Vntmon
•« n«e n u il ryvral how thr holy man
In th.lr Inoren »In* nia.tnoa« an.t
CM i H1
» flit IIn«| |uu\f>'T. ihr) Ri'rv hiN>'Wi j keep* at runs thr spirit hy .Irnyln* thr
ln« 1»'HA RI i«t lesa fteurtili t'V ihi'ví Ihtv* | flesh It (law too «loop f«tr that. I'an
rirai
K««t«t to hla conm-ration
n ilimAH« ni Ih
»(»si
It U f i |1
Hr did, howrtrr. Klaa hrr hand*.
1 I'UtY N A
H e ir « «Hi hn I « liHI liitH' Ivftwv (h»'jr aa«l hr Klaaral thr tror* out of h«*r
CÎtfNR1Vii «
» h t'f
tt( l|t i e je s Then hr inrnrl lato thr dark-
r nmn|!i\ l>AI1 *“111 A üttiulYf ivf nraa an.I hr\«Kr through thr Hit* «»f
«m i j thr wolvca.
in«#*- \ luNvHtMIhi > « I t i hl«
ÌMnìt * VI ha n (III ih*' t>MR|VUlll\t4|
iln tNMV r « iW*it ’ HY Tim\ (I A A*
C H iP T IH III.
M v ’V AMil! dU'iwrllXfi l'Ut AA S>Nv| AA
lYta rall'n c wan nrrrr r.'itrr thank-
1 Nf1 Hv^vsl fvY, HUlAltlAliVfi Ih#
%
\ VlU U '« lUtilrf nrhuh ho AArint.
Hil for hi* ttnrrrin* amar of ilirM lw t
il ItSfN HühlfY |hY KUt'A tttlY Hr atru«'k «iff at a NvrVj five «legre*
»ta in t a Uh «a la r fin i» ihr mina an«! angle M « i a a i thrlr latr «'ttorar an«l a
.ttm l roa.l t«t thr r t w , an«t hr kept
t ha « « T i r p w a a .ml that tir >'tlt
It aa If hy a awrtryor'a llnr All thr
Mt«.ti «tl « t i hont M a alita
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t y ■ m» to hr '*! l'an loM >*l«l «trt h r* >*f thr «th trm rs* thr
S: .'» N u l
"R lira tn yv'ur han«ta io ridge «tn H«t*r that Uwvkcst Jaat alike
irrt* t ' r An» ia m lM Amt doni leave tn.'lln«'» that to thr .anana', r t r K v io t
l i » ri;vir nt ihr Bit» light without ItKr .h'wnwant al.tpra. atrratua that
«iithhiat beneath thr anow. amt thr
that hi«tal in lia n ha ml '
am«w mint Mow In* a.-roaoi thr faor of
1 "Tan A a lt «tran ahr a«V.tt un hr
landmark* ooutd
m«t
a nail
t'r i ata, "i hat ron am (t*tit( to ge .«ut thr
acatnat him.
thnr* h» ft (ht tYnnatm i i a i n a r i r
A half .toarn o f thr »u ltiw Ndlowevt
A X .V i'ia i S iv a h n l.
Ton itiiiM
iyra« ihr ptstol *
hint at flrat. Rut perhapa thrlr tima»
I ’U m it aara na ,inatti ; t ia iY nil It r tr * mark .a I hla hat* *trt*tr amt hi*
•arana \t at ««ham'«» «iail.t it«u hatr powertf'tl h tly , an.t «teentcvt that thrlr
ACUMI A AMA nUh A fili«'* And as hrttrr chama» «a a «tth thr hetpVsa
Ih.WX HA
re
fhlA lIlY, man amt thr *tri tv'«i«le t i » AlrK.'rtn*
l'ItNYx"
fire Thry turma! hack, ottr hy . « f t
IW ATAtl <NA n «Il IORT tf'H
lv«n k.'i't straight on amt la l « o houra
' "And nÌ Nf «vt»M ii'u au ..! 1 vvnir f»
lW f 4 v .tf 1 tvs-k 11 ? '.Wi i'sn't get
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t'u tulli a I s ' a I Ihlw m a t -
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lh-nìk IhY |V»t'K Will h AX lltYiV. Th fy
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rowardl«-*. Tot hr knrw hr nut«t keep
a tt*ht trip on hla »rlf ci-utrol atul
not Irt tho nacerelty <»f haatr mat hlut
hta tlotory. Hr on'i»t forwartt. *t«»p
by step, |ilaoln* hla anowahora with
»«animate cant. IV hen ho was onr
hundred yards .ttaiant hr *aw that
Ctakatna'* ramp » « « situated hoal.tr
a llttlr atrrara that flowed Into thr
Htor an.t that—Itkr thr mountaitn'rr
ho was hr ha.1 hutlt a large loan to
reinforced «tth anowhanka Thr ftrr
burned at It« ««pmln*. Cranatoa was
not In at*ht; rlthrr hr was aharnt
from ramp or aslrrp In hi* Iran to.
Thr taitrr ws-mot tho ntorr Hkoly.
Pan ma.tr a wt.lr .Irtour, roiuln* la
stout thirty yard* behind thr «'onatrttr'
lion. Stitt hr nuvred with Incredible
,-aut'on Never In hi* llfr had hr pos­
sesses! a eroatrr mastrry otrrr his own
nerve*. His hrart lra|«r«t somrwhat
fa*t In hts own hrrwat; hut this was
Ihr only «»stm t motion It Isn't may
to s.tvanrr thn«»*h *ueh thlokrta with-
out rvrr a Misstep, without thr rustle
.if a branch or thr or*ok o f a twi*.
Certain o f thr wild creatures And It
m ay; hot mm harr fargettea how In
too many rentnrtra «tf rtltra and farms,
tt la hardly a human quality, and a
spectator would ham found a rather
(haatty fiawrinathvu fa wwtoh'ng thr
llthr root Iona, thr pa«ri.wilr*-* fa.'r, thr
hamla that dldat »h a ir at all. Rut
then» wore no spectator*- unless thr
llttlr har.t o f wolves. straggler* from
thr |iaok that ha.l gwiher*«! .in thr hills
beh'nd —watched with Itch test eve*.
I\*n wm t >1o» n at full length upevi
thr «.row amt softly removed hts *rvow
ahora. Thry «»wild hr only an impedt-
r.trot 'n thr o'.tsr work that wa* sun»
to f.dl»«w. H r alM a)«vv* thr snow
«'mat. ofewr p> thr taowth of thr W > to.
Thr tmvwt5i*ht poutmt th.nwirt and
ahowrd thr tatrrtor with rather rr
mariahlr p lt 'r .* » « . t>an»ron « a *
<l*ra« led. ha'.faitttn* hatf^ytn* .n a
tree hoes'! pwllrt t a r thr mar ara't.
There « a * mtt thr sil*h;rat «tmsht o f
thr man's waiefaYtewa
W a hmrd
him stir, amt m or a* tf at thr a » »
«try o f hta »trod of thr day tefte r hr
«•urwoil tn a w*va*r a tlu p ir Althotash
hr was faotrt* ’ hr . p r . ( of thr tmm
!<V hr was wholly coawarr .tf T'm'a
prra.'ttrr. Thr tattrr had thmM hta
herd at thr shtr of thr tpteiiie. and
tt was tn ahad.'w, lY ia ttiw srfwaed
l«t hr watvhtr* thr ctvwt- whilr «r -w
Arid* that tar tn frm t. and far a ssr-
turtit I'an was st trsa tw rvptsls this
w m tirc
The« hr m d » n t o « i
Thr » ! : ’ » ftrJ«? hef.ev Mas was par*
.tf thr kwt* rMcr that thr thorr of
thrm wowM pa«* .an t M r way tr thr
ca’V ta
C m » « . « had et .Vmt'y asr
tW jw itd that thr p tl and thr was
would attrsnpt tr aaarvh cut—ra m tf
hr ha«ta't p M t r l ;hry a v a U try aa
ta ir thr k » ^ v 'r » l oinoa w th ¡ N u —
and hr w tales! tr he pcepropd far
m»er*mo"Ta. Theor in^ht he *qw«t tr
hatr with l ' u > s u m n l as W » » a
And h;# ».its ware f * i of K T » * f » « * »
V eil > « In -'oi'i.rd
Si’. ' » '
R ie l
wrnkd hr » t k i n r i d n r « and ha>«'<m
H u t ryra «ao*.ip**M d thr rreaa;
sh* |»Vm o f prv« ,s < * boajtol afsmtc
thr wa'V thr nsrwr nihors hrw.lr Thr
lt*a a b * Ju m p fro m a c a re e r aa an
a rt tt'a m od»I t s th » t.«p notch p laca
held by one of sc re m d o m 's most popu­
la r (tarev but c h a rm in g A n .ta S tew art
m ad» it. S h « w a i b o m in B ro o kly n
in I f H
A t th» ag» of fo u rt»»n th «
» a * a ttracted to ts * mot on p ictu re
stud cr. f l r *h ng scho ol, hor n s » to
stard o m w as ra p id .
T h la Is on* of
h*» la t»st p ic tu re s.
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THE RIGHT THING
mt the
RIGHT TIME
WITH
THE
KNIFE
f v * tr ft»* m H th»
I'ccs-H aaiu iS M m »
ON'T hold yvwsr k r !'e at fahle
if yvaa rvotemptated cutting your
» *y through a harhe'im ire en-
t*r.(VTrr*t with it. Take it no fur
tie r .S '» « t ward the blade than i*
s r r«s ir y to hold !t acojre'v In fact
It ts a ■ m i s tw h t ysar Usti rs rast
aaywhrrr N il c® tl r handîr. s « «r that
the tadcs Sneer m*y hr placed on the
e ’ er «if t ' r dall *i«V
"S e w row hare daiabrd with a
h '« '* » ta wkick a knife t* c*nl piace
t l » i fe aerei«* t i r * -.V o f :br p ¡»ír
a ;k rto *Sarp *J ^ o f t i r Va > to-
w-ani t i r c rc '-r
I f y.*« are d ntne
w it e y... r f , - ;’ t
*»-r t r.'r.r p '.fr
•' lr .i*wr ' - s «
. ’ ' V l . ; the
I - *r svs! f e i *1 v.M he p'socd la
tt.’ « « v n i remcied and laid ss thr
Helfer pia-«, a s c i ir*» I m i la b M
»Ir.
Ve ver '•i+i tk» i - ; f r la thr band
« » r r w '~» t ir* c
S rr*» p. -«»c *
r e « kT-ow fo-xec that they bave it tn
ve*r lam i s e i rsftie it ta sa l e t
ward f r « ' inw » ' " k rh» print r f thr
Stad» re*;.new»
* » la r e ali acre
Saats-’“ ;<•
Tt-er nf t i r ms‘v<w:li asas
» I r «. « »>
tre > « p'aîe wfth
i 1* tr fte la l e - c ' t k » M «rrl h;*
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* l» î* f«, iVmr n fi » f a iti; at
l y m en * «tf The
s#we at » f1 fih 'Y fi ht
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t t f h <• t hr r » V r wfth
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Yfw i 1 m»' Thr« pnrwfA
lyHT* DM?, f Vt m niîA
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rf The V"!
T.mf ru s knift» * « »*>
Y t!h y *I i *rh 1 «vd*c Toni
«■ A ■ TfA
«f* »h'-TC yow»
m* % m r fi r t «AT Tf S
irwrerSl Tr ftftfft The
rc ft» nse* «T a l *IW
■* -re^’-ni.o-» ; he »» «w
»rely ly means «tf ‘ he
s
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far fu
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m
vesocraw—a a w
kmtf m ret
M M —l e a todito t f M R
M fik e
m m * m i M a i Tre* « m
a» a a *
h a ana-A.
T I ' l l M tf here tree* M*w has Row.
kk morse womit M t here re tonar
M a e kMtf re R e U v o i i M
itf kW a c
mwìktut ks li aam«* kalk tt Om
A r Vfce aeree*» t k c kt wsom C re pur »
w a * tt. k s M « m H w e is *)* itfa
J3 sea
»tf r t * '-'
%re
'iQtfMf
h
ered with snow, but he knew that he
bad some cousins that lived near by
and be decided to call on them.
Mr. Mouse was hurrying along, for
the snow was not so comfortable as the
floors o f the house where he lived,
when all st once who should he see
right tn front of him but Madam Puss.
There was not a minute to think,
for she had seen him.
Mr. Mouse
knew hy the switching of her tail, as
well as hy her big eyes. There was
no place to run for shelter. It was all
open around him. so he dashed off
without knowing where he was going.
But luck was with Mr. Mouse that
day. as you will see. He was on a
pond that was frozen over—that is.
almost frozen over, for right In the
mhldle of that pood wa* one very thin
ptacr.
. ,
Mr. Mouse did not know about this
s*
of h uman
Vere» -rs» i b > h
u '» i
TV arc t w a «curt I t .’* » I w «wti-g
S k ?i.in i p w M B * w U My. a* rev
j * ary I t .-'V *; s w ~ l ft**. Iwt *t '«
-ftrlt e use s sPrer t - >
fsO ti tat aserc ef all hr w-ndwl aa gs ’>
o a t * Ons.virw a r A s
S # . v » » rr ’ • * »oi.t T ttfree b ’re* are c*g«e-ia1'ty
fa« unr h *i* m vkt» Ur o u lto '. i»«g T < * ?*«■ ’tw M eoaree. I « the
«í'-.f-T h r . * ■'
»'.'■re A*v •*
ffcod It at trm. TSm W saw t e c >
twr rf Ha Kami in Thr nwvodiffer— «rtrev as a wnV*— n-re te r : V «teat
«mam* ac* js « a *rah K m ?<ran«K?
-ecref
« '’- r e í with 'l e «*ast
' t Aor< ih m C Y u m a aa^ M
Kr l^ * t >-’ ' ct_ Vzc this kwijy siswM
re* 1* of weK.
TV J’ ' wr a kn •» «-ht* e s - ng Ace
« » f t * « i t a rt la «rene |ire« U h Ast
* -re
i«»« t *ae
E mm«-
V a re «
'ha.* ve
J°UJS
y« MART MARSHALL DLTTTE
rre rsetf R 1 »
The A k s w A nth
aft B r e r e k » . h e«
; reaci m in
haw a
Time, s i f w it » » " j»
e »«etf na a stfire «tf
paM ifti* sear kwïV
UB quaint old fashioned name of
Jane has two equivalent*—J. uiti
and Jenny It Is one of the numer-
.'•cs narres, both masculine and femi­
nine. that ootue from John and Its de-
nv*;:oes, and s g fi«-* “ grace of the
Lard.' John wa* originally Johannes
or Joanna
The first feminine fi«rm to he used
man« rear* aficr all derivative* ,«f
Jola had owoe into fav.y wa* J.xanna.
The rame of a holy woman of the G io-
pev. wh«' was »sever cwtv . vhítvs L hut re-
cefTetf her Title of sanctity tn hoc or of
m » o f the St. Johns, tn the Twelfth
f> nrcry the ferr.intne h«rm *; ra « to
real prvmiTserce tn the *ou:h of Kr»-oe
and »or-ri o f Spa.n. Johsti’ c amt
Jeanne were the popular Prendi f.'rm*
and Jsana wa* rhe fav.vr c n S i . a .
Marjr Jearre* aad Jasa«* married In­
in rcyai farei, e* and gave v»vr¿e to
th«£r names A d*r.g»ter of K iwarvt
n « a * «o ca’V V and .V\*n Be-.uf.vrt. he
loved etf J* < * t. ws* anorher farri«;«
«-ornar «tf that name
1» »-»« net «at: the Tudor perhv.t
that Jawe came tare vogue, le t at-w .cit
« V it wa* nmte fa iw¡* hy Jane Se.
rerer «red Ncaase a o-urtty title. vV
the «thee hand Jare wa* »,-vvevVvi « ■ «
pegs iar osage that It « saM to have
naned k a i a* aa ani.-te «vtf dress
Jre> y seer-*
lave anvea-ret a* a
tfkaiaaeNf. or prrkaje aa eo.tearwwet.
«tf Jare It ayccesr* eor-.«ethirg iwu.-ft
p * it»i» ned re»« « al'artngiy faretataa
Tina aaom feiaalvirg Jane. Jane t.v
My rewimow* a * a v.aire of a « e ì l
Tnf'.’Crd. etfkfteet yvwng p e re e with
A reta fri e treyWre-ftcs hai Jenay repre-
nrerii k» i -• « «V«h>
. <■
tl •* she who named :he **> nntwg V e -y
nn* Mawy A rre etf aaraeey talea. The
mori fam es « w i > re rear t ie ra-ve
arre the gl-- I v v . S w 1 Jer v I a i
dare * tni.>jv. s- *e»a la ile tar-
»•o w
Ir set la g-«M 1 prsm s « le »
.
s
re
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m M
5 Wf
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T *«*»t*4
re** fia Aria«latrea
r i * r i e t m » re
o
(C o rm sU i
Ram*
iWo
G
RItR.
T
to
aeere o **
as.'M <re a
thin Ice, of course, hut It was hts lucky
day, you see, so right across the pond
he ran. with Madam Puss after him.
Mr. Mouse was very light and Madam
Puss was plump, for she hud been
well fed.
When they came to the thin Ice, over
went Mr. M"U«e safely. But. alas!
poor Madam Puss! It was hard enough
anyway trying to chase a mouse over
the Ice, but when she come to the
thin place It cracked and In went her
front paws, and for a minute It looked
very bad for poor Madam Puss.
Mr. Mouse found It hard to run over
the Ice, but he did not stop when he
heard the cracking. He kept right
on and reached the hank on the other
side and up he went.
He was pretty cold, as well as
scared, and when he came to a place
where he could run In he did not wait
to look it over, and as It was his lucky
day he found he wns In a house w here
there was plenty o f food.
Mr. Mouse was soon nibbling away
tn the pantry and thinking himself
very fortunate to have found such a
nice place for his new home when a
great disturbance In the kitchen made
him stop and peek through a crack In
the door.
There was the very Madam Puss
who had chased him and the cook
making a great fuss over her because
she was so cold and wet.
“ Poor Puss," cook was saying. “ How
did you get so wet and cold? You shall
have some nice, warm milk and I will
fix a place for you under the stove.”
“ All that fuss over a Puss," said Mr.
Mouse, “ and she will scratch and drink
up the cream, while I never harm any­
one and only eat the crumbs I find
lying about.
“ But I guess I will stay here until
ray family conies back. A well-fed cat
Is not dangerous, and If I am careful
not to eat anything but crumbs I am
sure they will never know I am here
and not set a trap for roe."
So there he lived, and when tha
sun was shining one day away he
ran to his old bon e, where he found
plenty to eat and hi* hole In the wall
still vacant.
It was a long trip around the pond,
for the Ice had mel ed, bat Mr. M mse
on the way said he did not mind that,
for the longest w ay r und Is the short­
est way home sometimes.
" I f I had trie*! to cross that pood
now," said he. "I might have drowned
or some animal might have caught me,
and though crossing the pond was the
shortest In distan -e. If I had never
reached my old home. It would have
been the longest way fo r me. and I
think I am a, very wise mouse to rea­
son it out."
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w a r n
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maka pieota keek boa*« b.y
weather.
M s t f y feria goad
and only w*y can keepa creo! «es go
een da *wim or taka da ri -tbes «S.
I or longa time I i<vsa da aaf-uk every
day.
But now da wewtler changa da Aree
T'osi sh and I gveta neve
ila summen me.
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t u: da purse he gotta reeve hcwlth a
right* now.
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